How should I handle multiple events per control w/command pattern using MVVM in Silverlight?

Question

Is anyone using the SLExtensions command pattern (http://www.codeplex.com/SLExtensions) for associating commands to Silverlight control events? From what I've seen, you can only attach a command for one event per control. For example, you can only add a click event for a button, a keydown event for a textbox, etc.

What if I wanted to add multiple events per control? For example, what if I wanted to add commands for both Click and Drop events for a button. Out of the box there does not seem to be a way to handle this with the SLExtensions code.

BTW, this is in a Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) context.

Answer 1

Which events you wire upto in the XAML are a little limited, but but there's nothing to stop you doing it in the code behind/view model if it's not naturally supported by SLExtensions.

if (action == dropped)
{
  Commands.Dropped.Execute();
else
{
  Commands.Clicked.Execute();
}

Or whatever... if I've misunderstood you, some sample code of what you want to do would be helpful.