I am probably mixing up some responsibilities (and maybe even terminology) here, but I can\'t quite wrap my head around this.
I am trying to do something similar to what the person in this question wanted to do. Is there any, more elegant, way to do this than the work-around suggested there?
In a Silverlight MVVMLight 4.0 application I have a listbox, a textbox and a checkbox. The listbox\'s ItemsSource is bound to a list of objects in the viewmodel.
I have this View: <Grid Margin=\"10,0,10,10\"> <StackPanel> <wpftoolkit:Accordion Margin=\"4\"
I am gathering data in a separate Task and I want to data bind the result to a GUI component using an ObservableCollection<>. So my code goes something like this:
Please excuse this novice question, but I\'m ramping up on Silverlight and MVVM Light.I created a view called MyView.xaml and a corresponding MyViewModel.cs.
I\'m currently using MVVMLight for my WP7 app and have found that the datacontext for an EventToCommand is always the page datacontext.I\'m also using the phon开发者_C百科e.codeplex.com panorama contr
I would like to understand how the MVVM light toolkit raises the PropertyChanged event. I have a feeling that this may be obvious... but I can\'t satisfy my curiousity without 100% clarity!
I am familar with MVVM. Actually been doing most of my learning in SL4. However, with a recent need, I have to use SL3. I am attempting to use MVVM Light v3 with SL3 and utilize commanding. The proble
[TestMethod()] public void ShowSetup_SendsMessage_WhenShowSetupCommandCalled() { //Arrange Messenger.Reset();
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