caliburn.micro

It's a bit strange, but I really can't find a working example anywhere. By the way, I'm using a ViewModel-first approach (in WPF) if this is important. Thank you in advance. If you have a look at the discussion here you will see that the intent of AllActive is to compose several Views/ViewModels into a containing ViewModel. Judging from your previous comments it seems as if this is what you were expecting but I figured I'd at least reference it here. You then mention activating 3 different ViewModels at different regions of the View. The way I've handled this in the past is to have separate

I am trying to retrieve row info from a datagrid after a double click event. I have the event setup, but now I just need to setup the function to retrieve the data from the row. XAML: <DataGrid Width="Auto" SelectionMode="Extended" IsReadOnly="True" Name="ListDataGrid" AutoGenerateColumns="False" ItemsSource="{Binding ListFieldObject.MoviesList}" DataContext="{StaticResource MovieAppViewModel}" cal:Message.Attach="[Event MouseDoubleClick] = [Action RowSelect()]"> <DataGrid.Columns> <DataGridTextColumn Width="200" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Title" Binding="{Binding Title}"/> <DataGridTextColumn

When the user clicks the close button of a Window, is it possible to cancel the close from the ViewModel or do I have to resort to code behind? From what I can tell, CanClose or TryClose doesn't do the trick. You may have already tried this but I've just created a quick test, deriving a view model from Screen and overriding CanClose. public class ShellViewModel : Screen { public override void CanClose(Action<bool> callback) { //if(some logic...) callback(false); // will cancel close } } 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8790526/caliburn-micro-cancel-window-close-from-viewmodel

I'm brand new to Caliburn.Micro, so I'm hoping somebody might be able to help me here :). I'm trying to use MessageBinder.SpecialValues in my Windows 8 app, but I can't get it to work. I'm adding a new "$pointerPercentage" to know the percentage (float between 0.0 and 1.0) of how far the mouse is positioned within an element (for a music keyboard in my synthesizer app). Everything else is currently working (so I believe I have Caliburn.Micro wired up properly). I've added the following to the Configure method of my App.xaml.cs: protected override void Configure() { container = new

I use Caliburn micro for my WPF Project. Static menus are easy to bind with Caliburn <Menu Grid.Row="0" IsMainMenu="True"> <MenuItem Header="_File"> <MenuItem x:Name="OpenScript" Header="_Open script"/> </MenuItem> <MenuItem Header="_Script"> <MenuItem x:Name="RunScript" Header="_Run script" /> <MenuItem x:Name="StopScript" Header="_Stop script" /> </MenuItem> <MenuItem Header="S_ettings"> <MenuItem x:Name="Plugins" Header="_Plugins">...Clickable children here</MenuItem> </MenuItem> </Menu> The names are bound to methods on the model, but for the Plugins menu that you see above we need to bind

I have a project with Caliburn.Micro, and I'm trying to port from its SimpleContainer to Autofac . I'm using this code , that is an updated version of the code in this guide . Using SimpleContainer I simply did (inside the bootstrapper) protected override void OnStartup(object sender, System.Windows.StartupEventArgs e) { this.DisplayRootViewFor<IScreen>(); // where ShellViewModel : Screen } Now this doesn't work anymore, so what should I do to integrate Autofac with Caliburn.Micro ? There are a couple of things wrong with your solution. Firstly, nothing invokes your AppBootstrapper . This is