You can sort an observable collection in descending order while excluding the first two indexes by using the following code:
myObservableCollection
.Skip(2)
.OrderByDescending(x => x.SomeProperty)
.ToList()
.ForEach(x => myObservableCollection.Move(myObservableCollection.IndexOf(x), 0));
This code first skips the first two indexes using the Skip
extension method. Then, it uses the OrderByDescending
method to sort the remaining items in descending order based on a property named SomeProperty
. The sorted items are then converted to a list using the ToList
extension method.
Finally, the ForEach
method is used to iterate over the sorted items, and the Move
method is called on the observable collection to move each item to the front of the collection. The IndexOf
method is used to get the current index of the item, and 0
is passed as the second argument to Move
to indicate that the item should be moved to the front of the collection.
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Last updated: Jun 03 '23
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