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| | Virtualizing large data for ListView/ListBox ListView has VirtualizingStackPanel inside. As far as I understand it is there to improve performance in situations when a large number of items (already loaded) is bound/added to the control. But what if I'd like to bind a large set of data to a ListView without actually reading the data at once? Let's say, I can read 1000 records per second, but my list has 100 000 rows. How to display the list without waiting 100 sec for it to pre-load? Maybe I just can't find where to start and this is a well known topic... Can anybody provide a reference? |
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