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  Implementing Custom Data Bindable Classes: CollectionBase
Subject:   Using objects with more than 1 property
Date:   2004-09-13 16:09:47
From:   jamesstill
Response to: Using objects with more than 1 property

Doug, you do need to implement against IComparer for each sort property. Once that's done, I'd modify the Sort method accordingly:




public void Sort(SortType eType) 

{

  switch(eType)

  {

     case SortType.Name:

       IComparer NameSorter = new _

       AscendingNameSorter();

       InnerList.Sort(NameSorter);

       break;


     // next case etc.

  }

}


In this case, you'd have a public enum in the namespace defining the sort type options. Hope this helps.