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Create and Use a WPF Custom Command - Follow-Up

In this earlier blog , I explained how you can create and use a Command to carry out a task based on a variety of user actions. These actions included key presses, mouse actions and key/mouse combinations, as well as clicking on WPF controls. At the time I said that if you didn't want to have the...

Posted to Ged Mead's Blog by XTab on 11-03-2009
Filed under: Filed under: XAML, WPF, Commands, .NET, VB.NET, Visual Basic, Visual Basic WPF, Custom Command
How To Create and Use a Custom Command in WPF

I've got to be honest and admit up front that initially I wasn't completely sold on the idea that WPF Commands are the great leap forward that they are sometimes billed as. OK, so I get that they can reduce the repetition of event handling code, but even their most ardent supporters aren't...

Posted to Ged Mead's Blog by XTab on 11-01-2009
Filed under: Filed under: XAML, WPF, Commands, .NET, Visual Basic, Visual Basic WPF, Custom Command
WPF Commands and PerformClick

Some weeks ago I wrote a blog item about how to get the functionality of PerformClick in WPF. I remember thinking at the time that it was a fairly clunky workaround and wondered why PerformClick hadn't been included in WPF. Of course there may be lots of reasons, beginning with 'No-one thought...

Posted to Ged Mead's Blog by XTab on 01-17-2009
Filed under: Filed under: WPF, PerformClick, Commands

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