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Collection<T> and ObservableCollection<T> do not support ranges #1091
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I'm so into this! @terrajobst please please please please |
I just created an issue on the mono project so we get it added there as well. mono/mono#13265 |
If this makes it into. NET Core soon, we can add it here. |
@terrajobst the .NET Core PR dotnet/corefx#35772 has been merged which was the last remaining outstanding work to get this feature into .NET Core. What do we need to do to get this into .NET Strandard |
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This fixes dotnet#1091.
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This fixes dotnet#1091.
Nothing. I just submitted the PR. Members are by default included in the next version of the standard. |
Such great news! Thanks @terrajobst |
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This fixes dotnet#1091.
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This is taken directly from https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/10752 [by @robertmclaws]
This API change is already approved in .netcore (tentatively scheduled for 3.0), and I think it's equally as important to be available in .netstandard
Please see the linked issue for the full discussion.
I'm assuming it would land here and the appropriate shims would be created, however I don't know enough about netstandard to actually draw up the PR.
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