src/BloomExe/CollectionTab/LibraryModel.cs
/// <summary>
/// Eventually this might entirely replace ReloadCollections, since we probably never need to reload anything ut the first.
/// For now it actually reloads them all, but at least allows clients that definitely only need the first reloaded to do so.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="collection"></param>
Eventually this might entirely replace ReloadCollections, since we probably never need to reload anything ut the first.
For now it actually reloads them all, but at least allows clients that definitely only need the first reloaded to do so.
Eventually this might entirely replace ReloadCollections since we probably never need to reload anything ut the first . For now it actually reloads them all but at least allows clients that definitely only need the first reloaded to do so .
public void ReloadEditableCollection()
		{
			ReloadCollections();
		}
public void ReloadEditableCollection ( ) { ReloadCollections ( ) ; }
Eventually this might entirely replace ReloadCollections, since we probably never need to reload anything ut the first.
Eventually this might entirely replace ReloadCollections since we probably never need to reload anything ut the first .
// I hope we can get rid of this when we retire the old LibraryListView, but for now we need to keep both views up to date. // optimize: we only need to reload the first (editable) collection; better yet, we only need to add the one new book to it.
collection
None