/// <summary>
/// Clears the old Children
/// Creates the new View and adds it to the Children, and Invalidates the Layout
/// </summary>
/// <param name="newvalue"></param>
private void ViewModelChangedImpl(T newvalue)
{
var newchild = TemplateSelector.ViewFor(newvalue);
//Verify that newchild is a contentview
Content = newchild;
InvalidateLayout();
}
/// <summary>
/// Clears the old Children
/// Creates the new View and adds it to the Children, and Invalidates the Layout
/// </summary>
/// <param name="newvalue"></param>
private void ViewModelChangedImpl(T newvalue)
{
View newChild = null;
// check ItemTemplateSelector first
if (currentItemSelector != null)
{
newChild = this.ViewFor(newvalue, currentItemSelector);
}
newChild = newChild ?? TemplateSelector.ViewFor(newvalue);
//Verify that newchild is a contentview
Content = newChild;
InvalidateLayout(); // is this invalidate call necessary? modifying the content seems to do this already
}
