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| | Dynamically changing RoutedUICommand->Text When is it possible to changed the Text propery of a RoutedUICommand and have it display with the new value in a Menu? In my application it would be ideal to set this member during the CanExecute call - at that point I know exactly what I need to show the user ( Undo <last_cmd_here> ). The problem is that doing so has no effect on the text displayed. I can set Text at other points in the code and it takes affect. |
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| | RE: Dynamically changing RoutedUICommand->Text There are RoutedCommand and ICommand samples in the SDK: http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com.../ms771540.aspx The negative with the link is that it takes you to a 72 megabyte download to Beta 2 samples. The positive is that you get a lot of samples you can easily search through to find code samples...the RoutedCommand sample built on the latest WPF release. The following syntax may be of interest to you: <CommandBinding Command="{x:Static custom:Window1.ColorCmd}" Executed="WindowColorCmdExecuted" CanExecute="ColorCmdCanExecute"/> If the architecture of routed command doesn't work, you will need to implement an ICommand which is easy to do...and there is an SDK sample too ![]() "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime." ...I think I prefer..."Learn to fish, and feed yourself for a lifetime." "John Dunn" wrote: > When is it possible to changed the Text propery of a RoutedUICommand and have > it display with the new value in a Menu? In my application it would be ideal > to set this member during the CanExecute call - at that point I know exactly > what I need to show the user ( Undo <last_cmd_here> ). The problem is that > doing so has no effect on the text displayed. I can set Text at other points > in the code and it takes affect. |
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| | RE: Dynamically changing RoutedUICommand->Text Sorry, John. My response was for the previous post, but it still may help you as the SDK samples in this area is very good. "TheRHogue" wrote: > There are RoutedCommand and ICommand samples in the SDK: > http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com.../ms771540.aspx > > The negative with the link is that it takes you to a 72 megabyte download to > Beta 2 samples. The positive is that you get a lot of samples you can easily > search through to find code samples...the RoutedCommand sample built on the > latest WPF release. > > The following syntax may be of interest to you: > > <CommandBinding Command="{x:Static custom:Window1.ColorCmd}" > Executed="WindowColorCmdExecuted" > CanExecute="ColorCmdCanExecute"/> > > If the architecture of routed command doesn't work, you will need to > implement an ICommand which is easy to do...and there is an SDK sample too ![]() > > "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you > feed him for a lifetime." ...I think I prefer..."Learn to fish, and feed > yourself for a lifetime." > > > "John Dunn" wrote: > > > When is it possible to changed the Text propery of a RoutedUICommand and have > > it display with the new value in a Menu? In my application it would be ideal > > to set this member during the CanExecute call - at that point I know exactly > > what I need to show the user ( Undo <last_cmd_here> ). The problem is that > > doing so has no effect on the text displayed. I can set Text at other points > > in the code and it takes affect. |
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