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Note, string parameter is not required if the method is being called from the property's setter as it is inferred from the caller member name.
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#### RaisePropertyChanged<T> ( Expression )
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`RaisePropertyChanged<T>(Expression)` does not have a direct replacement.
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#### Set<T> ( ref T, T, string )
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It is recommended for improved performance that you replace `RaisePropertyChanged<T>(Expression)` with the Toolkit's `OnPropertyChanged(string)` using the `nameof` keyword instead.
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`Set<T>(ref T, T, string)` has a renamed direct replacement, `SetProperty<T>(ref T, T, string)`.
Note, string parameter is not required if the method is being called from the property's setter as it is inferred from the caller member name.
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#### Set<T> ( string, ref T, T )
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#### RaisePropertyChanged<T> ( Expression )
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`Set<T>(string, ref T, T)` does not have a like-for-like method signature replacement.
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`RaisePropertyChanged<T>(Expression)` does not have a direct replacement.
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However, `SetProperty<T>(ref T, T, string)`provides the same functionality with re-ordered parameters.
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It is recommended for improved performance that you replace `RaisePropertyChanged<T>(Expression)` with the Toolkit's `OnPropertyChanged(string)`using the `nameof` keyword instead.
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