Difference between revisions of "EditPropertyValueCommand"
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{{Attention|Note that a Save and Commit on the ContentViewModel is automatically triggered once the edit is confirmed.}} | {{Attention|Note that a Save and Commit on the ContentViewModel is automatically triggered once the edit is confirmed.}} | ||
| − | {{Hint|If your usecase requires that the property change is not automatically saved, | + | {{Hint|If your usecase requires that the property change '''is not automatically saved''', instead use the (PropertyViewModel).ShowEditorCommand / .PropertyClickedCommand to trigger the edit dialogue of a specific MetaProperty.}} |
Revision as of 08:50, 12 March 2024
EditPropertyValueCommand
This command is used to open a dialog for editing a property.
It is located on the ContentViewModel, and as such can be used from the UI of an object to edit its MetaProperties.
 | Note that a Save and Commit on the ContentViewModel is automatically triggered once the edit is confirmed. |
 | If your usecase requires that the property change is not automatically saved, instead use the (PropertyViewModel).ShowEditorCommand / .PropertyClickedCommand to trigger the edit dialogue of a specific MetaProperty. |
Command Properties
- ID: String. The ID of the property to be edited.
- ScanToInput: bool. If this is false (default) a textbox for editing is shown. If true, a scan dialog appears, that allows to scan a barcode.
Example:
<Button Command="{Binding EditPropertyValueCommand}" Text="ScanToEdit">
<Button.CommandParameter>
<uc:KeyValueList>
<uc:KeyValueParameter Key="ID" Value="TEXT_READWRITE" />
<uc:KeyValueParameter Key="ScanToInput" Value="true" />
</uc:KeyValueList>
</Button.CommandParameter>
</Button>
<Button.CommandParameter>
<uc:KeyValueList>
<uc:KeyValueParameter Key="ID" Value="TEXT_READWRITE" />
<uc:KeyValueParameter Key="ScanToInput" Value="true" />
</uc:KeyValueList>
</Button.CommandParameter>
</Button>
