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Binding IEnumerable derived object
This is more of a why question then how.
When I bind a key-value collection to a control, I know to set
DataTextField and DataValueField to key and value. Although I know
how to do this, I can't find where in the MSDN Library this is
documented. I only know this from books and Usenet.
Upon checking objects like Hashtable and ListDictionary via wincv, I
cannot find the properties named key and value, although keys and
values exist.
How does a control find the key and value fields in a collection?
Thanks in advance.
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