http://coremvvm.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?title=HomeCoreMVVM Wiki Rss Descriptionhttp://coremvvm.codeplex.com/wikipage?version=8<div class="wikidoc"><b>Project Description</b><br />The MVVM Toolkit is a pretty barebones template for MVVM and is a good place to start with if you are new to this pattern. Over time, as i played around with this toolkit, the library grew in size. Its been useful for me - so i thought i might as well share it out :) .. The code is an extension of the Toolkit and pulls in a lot of concepts\code from other fameworks out in the wild like Cinch, Prism... Will have a subsequent post on these frameworks. So getting back to this library, it includes support for:<br /> <ul><li>Delegating Commands\Keybinding </li> <li>Messaging between VM's </li> <li>Handling events as commands with attached behaviors </li> <li>Handling dialogs (and more) as services</li></ul> <br />A very simple sample is also included to show the various parts in action. (Nothing fancy)<br /><br /><img src="http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/llester/images/9904929/original.aspx" /><br /><br />To make the writing of commands with Attached behaviors you could use Damian's code snippet <a href="http://cid-09f63fc7ac065e5e.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/p%7C0p%20Samples/CommandBehaviorSnippet.vsi" class="externalLink">installer<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br />Once you install, edit the snippet to include <b>CommandParameter = e;</b> at the beginning of the last function <b>(On$EventType$)</b> in the file. The file is placed under <i>Documents\Visual Studio 2008(10)\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets</i>. The shortcut for its usage in code is <b>cmdbehavior</b><br /><br />You would need to fill 4 parts in the snippet:<br /> <ul><li>CommandAction - Descriptive name of what the command performs </li> <li>BehaviorName - Attached behavior name (this hooks the event) </li> <li>ControlType - Type of control to which the command will attach </li> <li>EventName - Name of the control event that the behavior hooks up</li></ul> <br />As mentioned earlier the library several frameworks were used as references <ul><li>Cinch - mainly for the Services and the necessary plumbing</li> <li>Josh\Marlon's Mediator library</li> <li>Prism </li> <li>Mark's MVVM Helpers</li></ul> <br />Hopefully you'll find the library useful. Also, this library by no means covers all possible scenarios. Have fun coding.<br /><br />Aside from MVVM, an interesting Test API library is <a href="http://testapi.codeplex.com/" class="externalLink">TestAPI<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br /></div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>llester1878Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:17:51 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20091027121751Ahttp://coremvvm.codeplex.com/wikipage?version=7<div class="wikidoc"><b>Project Description</b><br />The MVVM Toolkit is a pretty barebones template for MVVM and is a good place to start with if you are new to this pattern. Over time, as i played around with this toolkit, the library grew in size. Its been useful for me - so i thought i might as well share it out :) .. The code is an extension of the Toolkit and pulls in a lot of concepts\code from other fameworks out in the wild like Cinch, Prism... Will have a subsequent post on these frameworks. So getting back to this library, it includes support for:<br /> <ul><li>Delegating Commands\Keybinding </li> <li>Messaging between VM's </li> <li>Handling events as commands with attached behaviors </li> <li>Handling dialogs (and more) as services</li></ul> <br />A very simple sample is also included to show the various parts in action. (Nothing fancy)<br /><br /><img src="http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/llester/images/9904929/original.aspx" /><br /><br />To make the writing of commands with Attached behaviors you could use Damian's code snippet <a href="http://cid-09f63fc7ac065e5e.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/p%7C0p%20Samples/CommandBehaviorSnippet.vsi" class="externalLink">installer<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br />Once you install, edit the snippet to include <b>CommandParameter = e;</b> at the beginning of the last function <b>(On$EventType$)</b> in the file. The file is placed under <i>Documents\Visual Studio 2008(10)\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets</i>. The shortcut for its usage in code is <b>cmdbehavior</b><br /><br />You would need to fill 4 parts in the snippet:<br /> <ul><li>CommandAction - Descriptive name of what the command performs </li> <li>BehaviorName - Attached behavior name (this hooks the event) </li> <li>ControlType - Type of control to which the command will attach </li> <li>EventName - Name of the control event that the behavior hooks up</li></ul> <br />As mentioned earlier the library several frameworks were used as references <ul><li>Cinch - mainly for the Services and the necessary plumbing</li> <li>Josh\Marlon's Mediator library</li> <li>Prism </li> <li>Mark's MVVM Helpers</li></ul> <br />Hopefully you'll find the library useful. Also, this library by no means covers all possible scenarios. Have fun coding.<br /></div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>llester1878Mon, 19 Oct 2009 12:44:31 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20091019124431Phttp://coremvvm.codeplex.com/wikipage?version=6<div class="wikidoc"><b>Project Description</b><br />The MVVM Toolkit is a pretty barebones template for MVVM and is a good place to start with if you are new to this pattern. Over time, as i played around with this toolkit, the library grew in size. Its been useful for me - so i thought i might as well share it out :) .. The code is an extension of the Toolkit and pulls in a lot of concepts\code from other fameworks out in the wild like Cinch, Prism... Will have a subsequent post on these frameworks. So getting back to this library, it includes support for:<br /> <ul><li>Delegating Commands\Keybinding </li> <li>Messaging between VM's </li> <li>Handling events as commands with attached behaviors </li> <li>Handling dialogs (and more) as services</li></ul> <br />A very simple sample is also included to show the various parts in action. (Nothing fancy)<br /><br /><img src="http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/llester/images/9904929/original.aspx" /><br /><br />To make the writing of commands with Attached behaviors you could use Damian's code snippet <a href="http://cid-09f63fc7ac065e5e.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/p%7C0p%20Samples/CommandBehaviorSnippet.vsi" class="externalLink">installer<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br />Once you install, edit the snippet to include <b>CommandParameter = e;</b> at the beginning of the last function <b>(On$EventType$)</b> in the file. The file is placed under <i>Documents\Visual Studio 2008(10)\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets</i>. The shortcut for its usage in code is <b>cmdbehavior</b><br /><br />You would need to fill 4 parts in the snippet:<br /> <ul><li>CommandAction - Descriptive name of what the command performs </li> <li>BehaviorName - Attached behavior name (this hooks the event) </li> <li>ControlType - Type of control to which the command will attach </li> <li>EventName - Name of the control event that the behavior hooks up</li></ul> <br />As mentioned earlier the library uses code\concepts from the following frameworks<br /> <ul><li>Cinch - for the Services and ViewModelBase</li> <li>Messaging - from Marlons\Josh's mediator posts</li> <li>Prism - for the commanding model</li></ul> <br />Hopefully you'll find the library useful. Also, this library by no means covers all possible scenarios. Have fun coding.<br /></div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>llester1878Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:24:02 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20091018112402Phttp://coremvvm.codeplex.com/wikipage?version=5<div class="wikidoc"><b>Project Description</b><br />The MVVM Toolkit is a pretty barebones template for MVVM and is a good place to start with if you are new to this pattern. Over time, as i played around with this toolkit, the library grew in size. Its been useful for me - so i thought i might as well share it out :) .. The code is an extension of the Toolkit and pulls in a lot of concepts\code from other fameworks out in the wild like Cinch, Prism... Will have a subsequent post on these frameworks. So getting back to this library, it includes support for:<br /> <ul><li>Delegating Commands\Keybinding </li> <li>Messaging between VM's </li> <li>Handling events as commands with attached behaviors </li> <li>Handling dialogs (and more) as services</li></ul> <br />A very simple sample is also included to show the various parts in action. (Nothing fancy)<br /><br /><img src="http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/llester/images/9904929/original.aspx" /><br /><br />To make the writing of commands with Attached behaviors you could use Damian's code snippet <a href="http://cid-09f63fc7ac065e5e.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/p%7C0p%20Samples/CommandBehaviorSnippet.vsi" class="externalLink">installer<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br />Once you install, edit the snippet to include <b>CommandParameter = e;</b> at the beginning of the last function <b>(On$EventType$)</b> in the file. The file is placed under <i>Documents\Visual Studio 2008(10)\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets</i>. The shortcut for its usage in code is <b>cmdbehavior</b><br /><br />You would need to fill 4 parts in the snippet:<br /> <ul><li>CommandAction - Descriptive name of what the command performs </li> <li>BehaviorName - Attached behavior name (this hooks the event) </li> <li>ControlType - Type of control to which the command will attach </li> <li>EventName - Name of the control event that the behavior hooks up</li></ul> <br />As mentioned earlier the library uses code\concepts from the following frameworks<br /><br />*Cinch - for the Services and ViewModelBase<br />*Messaging - from Marlons\Josh's mediator posts<br />*Prism - for the commanding model<br /><br />Hopefully you'll find the library useful. Also, this library by no means covers all possible scenarios. Have fun coding.<br /></div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>llester1878Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:23:43 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20091018112343Phttp://coremvvm.codeplex.com/wikipage?version=4<div class="wikidoc"><b>Project Description</b><br />The MVVM Toolkit is a pretty barebones template for MVVM and is a good place to start with if you are new to this pattern. Over time, as i played around with this toolkit, the library grew in size. Its been useful for me - so i thought i might as well share it out :) .. The code is an extension of the Toolkit and pulls in a lot of concepts\code from other fameworks out in the wild like Cinch, Prism... Will have a subsequent post on these frameworks. So getting back to this library, it includes support for:<br /> <ul><li>Delegating Commands\Keybinding </li> <li>Messaging between VM's </li> <li>Handling events as commands with attached behaviors </li> <li>Handling dialogs (and more) as services</li></ul> <br />The Services and ViewModelbase are from Cinch<br />The messaging model is heavily inspired from Marlon\Josh's work<br />Finally, the commandingbase is from the Prism project<br /><br />A very simple sample is also included to show the various parts in action. (Nothing fancy)<br /><br /><img src="http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/llester/images/9904929/original.aspx" /><br /><br />To make the writing of commands with Attached behaviors you could use Damian's code snippet <a href="http://cid-09f63fc7ac065e5e.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/p%7C0p%20Samples/CommandBehaviorSnippet.vsi" class="externalLink">installer<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br />Once you install, edit the snippet to include <b>CommandParameter = e;</b> at the beginning of the last function <b>(On$EventType$)</b> in the file. The file is placed under <i>Documents\Visual Studio 2008(10)\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets</i>. The shortcut for its usage in code is <b>cmdbehavior</b><br /><br />You would need to fill 4 parts in the snippet:<br /> <ul><li>CommandAction - Descriptive name of what the command performs </li> <li>BehaviorName - Attached behavior name (this hooks the event) </li> <li>ControlType - Type of control to which the command will attach </li> <li>EventName - Name of the control event that the behavior hooks up</li></ul> <br />Hopefully you'll find the library useful. Also, this library by no means covers all possible scenarios. Have fun coding.<br /></div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>llester1878Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:16:18 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20091018111618Phttp://coremvvm.codeplex.com/wikipage?version=3<div class="wikidoc"><b>Project Description</b><br />The MVVM Toolkit is a pretty barebones template for MVVM and is a good place to start with if you are new to this pattern. Over time, as i played around with this toolkit, the library grew in size. Its been useful for me - so i thought i might as well share it out :) .. The code is an extension of the Toolkit and pulls in a lot of concepts\code from other fameworks out in the wild like Cinch, Prism... Will have a subsequent post on these frameworks. So getting back to this library, it includes support for:<br /> <ul><li>Delegating Commands\Keybinding </li> <li>Messaging between VM's </li> <li>Handling events as commands with attached behaviors </li> <li>Handling dialogs (and more) as services</li></ul> <br />A very simple sample is also included to show the various parts in action. (Nothing fancy)<br /><br /><img src="http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/llester/images/9904929/original.aspx" /><br /><br />To make the writing of commands with Attached behaviors you could use Damian's code snippet <a href="http://cid-09f63fc7ac065e5e.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/p%7C0p%20Samples/CommandBehaviorSnippet.vsi" class="externalLink">installer<span class="externalLinkIcon"></span></a><br />Once you install, edit the snippet to include <b>CommandParameter = e;</b> at the beginning of the last function <b>(On$EventType$)</b> in the file. The file is placed under <i>Documents\Visual Studio 2008(10)\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets</i>. The shortcut for its usage in code is <b>cmdbehavior</b><br /><br />You would need to fill 4 parts in the snippet:<br /> <ul><li>CommandAction - Descriptive name of what the command performs </li> <li>BehaviorName - Attached behavior name (this hooks the event) </li> <li>ControlType - Type of control to which the command will attach </li> <li>EventName - Name of the control event that the behavior hooks up</li></ul> <br />Hopefully you'll find the library useful. Also, this library by no means covers all possible scenarios. Have fun coding.<br /></div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>llester1878Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:56:44 GMTUpdated Wiki: Home 20091018105644P