I don't know WPF much at all, but I have this piece of xaml which has the following:
<Button.InputBindings>
<MouseBinding Gesture="LeftClick" Command="{Binding Endcommand}" />
</Button.InputBindings>
A search of the whole project finds the following:
public ICommand Endcommand { get; set; }
Endcommand = new ViewModels.DelegateCommand(o => DoEnd());
in two seperate files.
The DoEnd is also in both files.
How do I find out which one is actually being bound to. In short I have already figured this out by trial and error, but was hoping for a better solution for the future.
If I try to Peek definition in the xaml file, nothing happens and if I try to Go to definition I get an error saying "Cannot navigate to definition".
If I try "Find all references" in either of the other two files, I only get what is in the same file.
It's difficult to say for sure at design time what is DataContext, because it also can be changed at run time. I would just write for the Button where bindings are:
<Button Content="{Binding}"/>
So I will get the Object.ToString() value of the DataContext like a YourNammespace.YourClass