What are some of the practical differences between using the CollectionViewSource.View.Filter property as opposed to the CollectionViewSource.Filter event? Are there situations where you would use one over the other or is it a matter of preference?
Cheers,
Berryl
EDIT: I do see that the docs say "If your view object comes from a CollectionViewSource object, you apply filtering logic by setting an event handler for the Filter event." although nothing stops you from setting the property on the view, and it doesn't say why to do so.
The advantage I have found so far in setting the event on the CollectionViewSource is that you can implement all of your filtering logic in one event handler and then use View.Refresh (or View.DeferRefresh) to invoke it as the user changes filtering criteria.