I have a customized UIPickerview and I do not want to use a datepicker.I want to implement the feature where when a user scrolls down/up the hours, the AM/PM component switches while the hour is scrol
I\'m just learning about MVVM in WPF, I\'m completely new both to WPF as to MVVM (I understand how it works, but have never used it...)
I am trying to practice strict TDD and have run into issue related to DelegateCommands and testing that CanExecute has been called.
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I make two methodes like this: private void Next(string argument) { Current = Clients[Clients.IndexOf(Current) + 1];
I am using the class InvokeDelegateCommandAction from AlexeyZakharov\'s weblog on the basis of some advice from guys that this is the best way to send back a parameter from a View to a ViewModel from
Basically I have the following situation: <TextBox Text=\"{Binding MyIntValue}\" /> <Button prism:Click.Command={Binding MyCommand}\" />
I have a view that a content some NSTextfields and NSComboboxes. I want to do something when one of these controls resign first responder. I already try the delegate method
I\'ve got a function that works great on creating the custom tooltips I need for an event calendar. The problem is that when a user clicks to go to the next month on the calendar, a new set of links i
This seems like a dumb question but I have looked through the docs for prism and searched the internet and can\'t find an example... Here is the deal.
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