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Passing two command parameters using a WPF binding
I need that send two parameters to my RelayCommand like:
public RelayCommand<String,Int> MyCommand {get;set;} Or
public RelayCommand<EventArgument,String> MyCommand {get;set;}
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Wrap them in an object:
public RelayCommand<MyModel> MyCommand { get; set; }
where MyModel will contain the two properties:
public class MyModel
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
}
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M.Azad
in fact i want send to mycommand :RelayCommand<EventArgument,ControlName>
Darin Dimitrov
@mtaboy, the way RelayCommand is defined, there is only one type you can pass. So if you want multiple types you will have to wrap them into a separate model as shown in my answer.
M.Azad
How can you set Id And Name in xaml code as MyModel ?
Darin Dimitrov
@mtaboy, your main view model could have a property of this type. Then you could use the CommandParameter with the correct binding syntax.
M.Azad
you are Right..But, How can I set Name And Id Property in Xaml code?
You can use a distinct model class in order to pass several parameters. And in order to initialize them, you can use xaml elements like this:
<Button Command="{Binding YourCommand}">
<Button.CommandParameter>
<YourNS:YourModel Id="{Binding PathForId}" Name="{Binding PathForName}"/>
</Button.CommandParameter>
</Button>
This will construct a new YourModel object to pass to a command, and then will initialize its properties via bindings.
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Doguhan Uluca
Actually this didn't end up working out for me in Silverlight. Instead I used the custom multibinding class mentioned in this article: codeproject.com/Articles/286171/MultiBinding-in-Silverlight-5 - no converter is needed, you just need to cast the object in to an object[].