## Describe the problem this feature would solve There is no default constructor on `ui:SortDescription`, so I cannot use them in XAML like: ```xaml <ui:AdvancedCollectionView x:Name="ItemsSorted" Source="{Binding Items}" > <ui:AdvancedCollectionView.SortDescriptions> <ui:SortDescription PropertyName="Name" Direction="Ascending" /> </ui:AdvancedCollectionView.SortDescriptions> </ui:AdvancedCollectionView> ``` ## Describe the solution There should be a default constructor on the class and the properties should be bindable in XAML. ## Workaround It is currently only possible to set it in code behind: ```csharp ItemsSorted.SortDescriptions.Add(new SortDescription("Name", SortDirection.Ascending)); ```
Describe the problem this feature would solve
There is no default constructor on
ui:SortDescription, so I cannot use them in XAML like:Describe the solution
There should be a default constructor on the class and the properties should be bindable in XAML.
Workaround
It is currently only possible to set it in code behind: