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Add ItemsControl.IsTextSearchEnabled #6210
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Implement ItemsControl.IsTextSearchEnabled
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Remove IsTextSearchEnabled implemenetation from ComboBox
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Readd xmldocs
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Move to SelectingItemsControl
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Merge branch 'master' into add-itemscontrol-istextsearchenabled
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I would move the search logic to an asynchronous method that accepts as parameters the text to search and a CancellationToken, because if the itemcontrol contains many elements the OnTextInput event would not terminate until the search is completed.
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Wouldn't this result in OnTextInput being
async void
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@workgroupengineering are you suggesting do search on thread pool? I don't think it will work nicely in general. And won't work at all, if we are doing Content?.ToString() (as it is rn), since it requires UI thread to read Content property.
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@maxkatz6 Not exactly what I wanted to suggest. I wanted to suggest queuing with low priority the search operation in the dispatcher, in order to permit the completing of the events tunneling. If another OnTextInput is fired , the last queued search operation is cancelled and adding newone.
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I see, it might make sense. Not sure if it won't cause unwanted delay for user.