How to store open state of particular ChildWindow in a property?
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I use ChildWindows in my project and I need to store open state of particular ChildWindow in a property, then use that property as a condition for mentioned ChildWindow calling.
First I made this snippet of code. It has its drawbacks. So I want to use another way.
private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
if (ChildWindow_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == false)
{
// await this.ShowChildWindowAsync(new ChildWindow_02() { IsModal = false, AllowMove = true, }, RootGrid);
Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen = true;
}
else if (Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == true)
{
Parameter_02_in_XAML.Close();
}
else
{
return;
}
}
Now I have ChildWindow as a class, and I made following stuff:
IsOpen="{Binding IschildWindow_02_Opened}"
And I'm going to use that method that is commented at the moment.
So I have a question how to process with this variable further.
c# wpf xaml visual-studio-2015 childwindow
asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
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I use ChildWindows in my project and I need to store open state of particular ChildWindow in a property, then use that property as a condition for mentioned ChildWindow calling.
First I made this snippet of code. It has its drawbacks. So I want to use another way.
private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
if (ChildWindow_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == false)
{
// await this.ShowChildWindowAsync(new ChildWindow_02() { IsModal = false, AllowMove = true, }, RootGrid);
Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen = true;
}
else if (Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == true)
{
Parameter_02_in_XAML.Close();
}
else
{
return;
}
}
Now I have ChildWindow as a class, and I made following stuff:
IsOpen="{Binding IschildWindow_02_Opened}"
And I'm going to use that method that is commented at the moment.
So I have a question how to process with this variable further.
c# wpf xaml visual-studio-2015 childwindow
asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
45
Are you using MVVM? More info is needed. What have you tried?
– ΩmegaMan
Nov 7 at 16:22
No, I don't use MVVM.
– DeputyOfCopyPaster
Nov 7 at 16:45
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I use ChildWindows in my project and I need to store open state of particular ChildWindow in a property, then use that property as a condition for mentioned ChildWindow calling.
First I made this snippet of code. It has its drawbacks. So I want to use another way.
private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
if (ChildWindow_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == false)
{
// await this.ShowChildWindowAsync(new ChildWindow_02() { IsModal = false, AllowMove = true, }, RootGrid);
Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen = true;
}
else if (Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == true)
{
Parameter_02_in_XAML.Close();
}
else
{
return;
}
}
Now I have ChildWindow as a class, and I made following stuff:
IsOpen="{Binding IschildWindow_02_Opened}"
And I'm going to use that method that is commented at the moment.
So I have a question how to process with this variable further.
c# wpf xaml visual-studio-2015 childwindow
asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
45
I use ChildWindows in my project and I need to store open state of particular ChildWindow in a property, then use that property as a condition for mentioned ChildWindow calling.
First I made this snippet of code. It has its drawbacks. So I want to use another way.
private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
if (ChildWindow_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == false)
{
// await this.ShowChildWindowAsync(new ChildWindow_02() { IsModal = false, AllowMove = true, }, RootGrid);
Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen = true;
}
else if (Parameter_02_in_XAML.IsOpen == true)
{
Parameter_02_in_XAML.Close();
}
else
{
return;
}
}
Now I have ChildWindow as a class, and I made following stuff:
IsOpen="{Binding IschildWindow_02_Opened}"
And I'm going to use that method that is commented at the moment.
So I have a question how to process with this variable further.
c# wpf xaml visual-studio-2015 childwindow
c# wpf xaml visual-studio-2015 childwindow
asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
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asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
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edited Nov 7 at 16:56
asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
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asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
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asked Nov 7 at 15:42
DeputyOfCopyPaster
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Are you using MVVM? More info is needed. What have you tried?
– ΩmegaMan
Nov 7 at 16:22
No, I don't use MVVM.
– DeputyOfCopyPaster
Nov 7 at 16:45
add a comment |
Are you using MVVM? More info is needed. What have you tried?
– ΩmegaMan
Nov 7 at 16:22
No, I don't use MVVM.
– DeputyOfCopyPaster
Nov 7 at 16:45
Are you using MVVM? More info is needed. What have you tried?
– ΩmegaMan
Nov 7 at 16:22
Are you using MVVM? More info is needed. What have you tried?
– ΩmegaMan
Nov 7 at 16:22
No, I don't use MVVM.
– DeputyOfCopyPaster
Nov 7 at 16:45
No, I don't use MVVM.
– DeputyOfCopyPaster
Nov 7 at 16:45
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Are you using MVVM? More info is needed. What have you tried?
– ΩmegaMan
Nov 7 at 16:22
No, I don't use MVVM.
– DeputyOfCopyPaster
Nov 7 at 16:45