Windows.Foundation.Collections.IObservableVector

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Notifies listeners of changes to the vector.

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The IObservableVector<T> interface enables clients to register for notification events for IVector objects. For example, use notification events when you need to keep two data structures synchronized. In this scenario, you can use the IObservableVector<T> interface to receive notification of changes, so that the associated data structure can be updated.

Observable collections are mainly useful for XAML data binding scenarios. For more info, see Data binding in depth.

Interface inheritance

IObservableVector<T> inherits IVector and IIterable. Types that implement IObservableMap also implement the interface members of IVector and IIterable.

.NET usage

IObservableVector<T> isn't hidden for .NET usage. However, it's more common to use the .NET ObservableCollection<T> type as a base class, or implement a List type or interface (generic or nongeneric) and INotifyCollectionChanged separately. If you do use IObservableVector<T> for .NET code, the base interfaces (and their members) project as IList<T> and IEnumerable<T>.

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IObservableMap<K,V>, Collections (C++/CX), Data binding in depth