Building a Composite WPF Application Part 8: Custom Commands and Non-Command UI Elements

5/28/2009 4:26:00 PM

This installment looks at extending the Command concept to controls in WPF that do not natively support Commands.  This allows developers to work inside of the WPF Composite App Framework (PRISM) to connect Commands to controls other than just ICommandSource controls (Button being the prime example).

 

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