Well I have some entities with navigation properties some of those entities are used to bind to some DataGrids.
My problem is if I assign a new value to a navigation propertie it doesn't reflect his new values in the UI.
Something like this:
public partial class Movimientos : BaseModel
{
public Movimientos()
{
}
private Nullable<int> _intIdBodega;
public Nullable<int> IntIdBodega
{
get { return _intIdBodega; }
set { SetProperty(ref _intIdBodega, value); }
}
public virtual INV_Bodegas INV_Bodegas { get; set; }
}
public class viewModel
{
public viewmodel()
{
Movimientos mv = new Movimientos();
mv.INV_Bodegas = db.INV_Bodegas.First();
}
}
That way It doesn't reflect on the UI the changes at mv.INV_Bodegas. But if i reimplemnt the nav propertie as this:
public partial class Movimientos : BaseModel
{
. . .
private INV_Bodegas _INV_Bodegas;
public virtual INV_Bodegas INV_Bodegas
{
get { return _INV_Bodegas; }
set { SetProperty(ref _INV_Bodegas, value); }
}
}
The changes reflect at the UI as iexpect (Of course this is the way INPC works).
But My questions are about the perfomance and the boilerplate code:
How can affect the performance of my app ?
Is correct to implement this trough T4 template to avoid handwrite implementation ?
There is another aproach for this task ?
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