I have 2 views and their respective view models. I have a button in both the views. On click of a button I have to execute the same command from both the views.
<Button Command="{Binding SearchTreeCommand}" Content="Next"/>
I have a command interface which is implemented in both the view models. The execute method has to call a PerformSearch function depending on the data context i.e I have a PerformSearch function in both the viewmodels with different implementation. How do I call the particular implementation of PerformSearch from the execute method of the command?
public class SearchTreeCommand : ICommand
{
private readonly IViewModel m_viewModel;
public SearchTreeCommand(IViewModel vm)
{
m_viewModel = vm;
}
event EventHandler ICommand.CanExecuteChanged
{
add { }
remove { }
}
public void Execute(object param)
{
//how do I call the PerformSearch method here??
}
public bool CanExecute(object param)
{
return true;
}
}
public interface IViewModel
{
}
Add PerformSearch
to the IViewModel
interface and call it in Execute()
.
public void Execute(object param)
{
m_viewModel.PerformSearch();
}
public interface IViewModel
{
void PerformSearch();
}
This means that when your ViewModels
implements the interface you can provide different implementations to each but the interface is common between the ViewModels
for your Command implementation's needs.