Cast LINQ result to ObservableCollection

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The fact that it is a LINQ result might perhaps not be relevant for the question, but I'm mentioning it anyway - since this is the context which has resulted in this question.

I run a LINQ query. The result is an; 

IEnumerable<MyClass>

I want to put the result into an ObservableCollection; 

ObservableCollection<MyClass>

How do I do this cast? (without running through the IEnumerable and copying elements to the ObservableCollection). I notice LINQ has got a few To..() functions, but it doesn't seem to help me for this cast..?

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You need my ObservableComputations library maybe. That is .NET API for computations over INotifyPropertyChanged and INotifyColectionChanged (ObservableCollection) objects. Results of the computations are INotifyPropertyChanged and INotifyColectionChanged (ObservableCollection) objects.

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