Public Function New( _
   ByVal entityManager As EntityManager, _
   ByVal filter As Predicate(Of T), _
   ByVal filterProperties() As EntityProperty _
)

Dim entityManager As EntityManager
Dim filter As Predicate(Of T)
Dim filterProperties() As EntityProperty
 
Dim instance As New EntityListManager(Of T)(entityManager, filter, filterProperties)

public EntityListManager<T>( 
   EntityManager entityManager,
   Predicate<T> filter,
   EntityProperty[] filterProperties
)

public:
EntityListManager<T>( 
   EntityManager^ entityManager,
   Predicate<T^>^ filter,
   array<EntityProperty^>^ filterProperties
)

// Example showing how a List<T> can be managed as a live list.
  public void EntityListManagerSample() {

  DomainModelEntityManager mgr = new DomainModelEntityManager();
  
  // Retrieve a customer and employee.
  var customer = mgr.Customers.FirstOrDefault(c => c.Id == 1);
  var employee = mgr.Employees.FirstOrDefault(e => e.Id == 1);

  // Load a List with customer's order summaries.
  var list = new List<OrderSummary>(customer.OrderSummaries);
  int orderCount = list.Count;

  // We want to watch for any new orders for this customer.
  // We can't "watch" the NavigationEntityProperty, so watch its FK. 
  var prop = OrderSummary.Customer_fk_IdEntityProperty;

  // Set up the manager.
  IListManager manager = new EntityListManager<OrderSummary>(mgr,
          os => os.Customer == customer,   // filter 
          new[] { prop },                  // watch
          list,                            // list to be managed
          false);                          // refresh now 

  // Create a new order - the list count should increment.
  OrderSummary aOrder = mgr.CreateEntity<OrderSummary>();
  aOrder.Employee = employee;
  aOrder.Customer = customer;
  aOrder.AddToManager();
 
  Assert.IsTrue(list.Count == orderCount + 1);

  // Now delete this order - the list count should decrement.
  aOrder.EntityAspect.Delete();
  Assert.IsTrue(list.Count == orderCount);
}