I have successfully used a few custom commands using MVVM-Light, but I want my application to respond to the standard ApplicationCommands, not just at a Window level, but at a detailed item level as well.
I have a TreeView
that I want to be able to copy and paste nodes in. Each TreeViewItem has its own ViewModel, and they are displayed via HierarchicalDataTemplates
in XAML as there are several different types. I have implemented methods to copy, paste, as well as CanCopy and CanPaste on my ViewModel classes. If appropriate, I could implement MVVM-Light RelayCommands pointing to these easily enough, but that doesn't seem right.
I would like to access the commands using a menu, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, or eventually a context menu. I also don't want to break copy/paste functionality for other elements in my UI, such as TextBoxes. It seems appropriate to use the built-in ApplicationCommands for this purpose. However, I am only seeing examples of these being handled in a UserControl code-behind. I don't have (or otherwise need) a UserControl, nor is that really following MVVM.
Is there a way I can bind ApplicationCommand.Copy
and ApplicationCommand.Paste
commands to my ViewModels, i.e., in the data templates?
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