Greetings, I\'m using WPF with a Model-View-ViewModel pattern, and I have a view model with an IsSelected property which I want to bind to a TreeViewItem\'s IsSelected property for all TreeViewItems
One of the main examples being used to explain the power of Reactive Extensions (Rx) is combining existing mouse events into a new \'event\' representing deltas during mouse drag:
I\'m using MVVM with Prism and Silverlight.I have multiple different views of one model.As I am writing more views their ViewModels seem to duplicate a lot of common code related to handling this one
I am writing an app using the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern and am leveraging the Prism and Unity bits from the Microsoft P&P team.
I\'ve recently overridden the DevXpress WPF grid to give myself a SelectedObject property that I can access from my loosely bound ViewModel.
I have a data navigation user control in Silverlight which opens a child window where the user can enter search criteria and when they press \'Apply\' it\'s suppose to update the bound property in the
Im facing a bit of an issue when trying to validate a decimal property on domain object which is bound to a textbox on the view through the viewmodel.
I am considering to write smoke tests for our WPF application. The question that I a开发者_StackOverflow中文版m faced is: should we use UI automation( or some other technology that creates a UI script
I have a class public class Item { public string A { get; set; } public Control B { get; set; } } I\'m using MVVM with Silverlight. I have a custom view that is inherited from a standard view开发者
Trying to develop using MVVM: I have this Csla.PropertyStatus control that is created in my ViewModel.
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