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I have a WPF ListBox , and I've added some 'FooBar' objects as items (by code). FooBars aren't WPF objects, just dumb class with an overwritten ToString() function. Now, when I change a property which influences the ToString , I'd like to get the ListBox to update. How can I do this 'quick and dirty' (like repaint). Are dependency properties the way to go on this? Is it worth it/always advisable, to create a WPF wrapper class for my FooBars ?
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