I am using a View Model first approach with CM where I create a ViewModel and activate it immediately after. In the constructor of the ViewModel I am starting a coroutine using the method:
So I have been trying to get guard clauses to work with Caliburn.Micro and a bound textbox. The View: <TextBox x:Name=\"UserAccount_DisplayName\" Margin=\"-10,-5,-10,8\"/>
I\'m trying to whip my brain into MVVM mode here. I have a Grid in my view, and various methods for manipulating it and adding shapes to it in my viewmodel. I realize that I should try to avoid that
This is specifically a Caliburn.Micro question I think, as it has to do with how CB handles navigation in windows phone 7.
When I have a View Model setup with an ImportingConstructor that takes a single parameter, the constructor is called and the screen is correctly shown. Example:
I\'m upgrading a 1.0 WP7 application to CM 1.1. Among other stuff, I\'m removing the old attribute-based tomb开发者_如何学JAVAstoning and implementing storage classes.
Is it possible in Caliburn Micro to inject a ViewModel object between the view and the model when binding to a collection of model objects?
I have a behavior that exposes several command properties. Typically I use MVVM Light and would just use a routed command in my view model and bind to those. However, this proj开发者_StackOverflow中文
I have an ItemsControl which has a move up, move down, and delete button in each item (via template).My ItemsControl source binds to a collection of Items which are model DataContracts/POCOs (not VMs)
I upgraded Caliburn.m开发者_JAVA技巧icro and had a breaking change from 1.0 to 1.1 - method DisplayRootView is gone from Bootstrapper. While in a minor example this did not seem to be an issue, I have
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