UIElement.CommandBindings Property
Gets a collection of CommandBinding objects associated with this element. A CommandBinding enables command handling for this element, and declares the linkage between a command, its events, and the handlers attached by this element.
Assembly: PresentationCore (in PresentationCore.dll)
Property Value
Type: System.Windows.Input.CommandBindingCollectionThe collection of all CommandBinding objects.
Another typical way to populate the CommandBindings collection is to use CommandManager methods programmatically.
<object> <object.CommandBindings> oneOrMoreCommandBindings </object.CommandBindings> </object>
- oneOrMoreCommandBindings
One or more CommandBinding elements. Each of these should have a Command attribute set to a known command, and attributes set for the CanExecute and Executed handler implementations. For more information see CommandBinding.
The following example adds a CommandBinding to a window using markup. Note that in XAML, the CommandBindingCollection is not declared in the markup as an element; the collection object is inferred by the type that the property takes, and you populate the property element with one or more CommandBinding elements:
<Window.CommandBindings> <CommandBinding Command="ApplicationCommands.Open" Executed="OpenCmdExecuted" CanExecute="OpenCmdCanExecute"/> </Window.CommandBindings>
For more information about the XAML syntax for collections, see XAML Syntax In Detail.
The following example does essentially the same thing in code:
Available since 3.0