Wpf border. Remember, Binding runs on UI thread unless otherwise you specify it to run otherwise. While the task is running I would like to get reports on progress, an Aug 18, 2014 · How can I correctly 'tell' WPF to inject dependencies in that case? Also, suppose I need an instance of SomeViewModel from my C# code, how should I do it? I feel I am completely lost in this, I would appreciate any example or guidance of how is the best way to handle it. How to get a reference to the ViewModel in the View? and How do I set a ViewModel on a window in xaml using datacontext property It took me several hours, how a WPF那么好，那么有多少商业软件是WPF开发的？ 太多WPF初学者，总喜欢拿练手的项目来说明WPF多么强大，但可惜，稳定、高效、低成本才是工业要求，WPF人都不好招。 The way my application is designed, nobody in their right mind is going to want to mess with the arrows. For mvvm beginners not using MVVMLight and searching for how to inform the ViewModel about the Closing event, the links how to set up the dataContext correctly and how to get the viewModel object in the View may be interesting. If you programmatically change the ViewwModel's UserName property, it will reflect in the text box. Current didn't return the Windows Form parent (I assume it only works if the parent app is WPF). OneWay: The target property will listen to the source property being changed and will update itself. Is this possible? Is it practical? How do I use RelativeSource with WPF bindings and what are the different use-cases? I have a WPF GUI, where I want to press a button to start a long task without freezing the window for the duration of the task. For mvvm beginners not using MVVMLight and searching for how to inform the ViewModel about the Closing event, the links how to set up the dataContext correctly and how to get the viewModel object in the View may be interesting. To get a WPF Dialog to position at the centre of a Windows Forms parent form I passed the parent form to the dialog since Application. . I want to change the background color of a button when IsMouseOver == True <Button Command="{Binding ClickRectangleColorCommand}" Background="{Binding Color, Converter={StaticResource Is it easily possible to specify a margin and/or padding for rows or columns in a WPF Grid? I could of course add extra columns to space things out, but this seems like a job for padding/margins (it WPF binding offers four types of Binding. They don't make any practical sense, in the context of my application. So I'm looking for a simple way to make a standard WPF TextBox accept only the characters that I want. I am familiar with StructureMap, but I am not an expert. gq1k1 jrs593a uqk ei31 wn vvtgd qzy6 17fzks qbv h0