In an MVVM pattern, the view should be closed when a command is executed on ViewModel, but only if the item was successfully saved.
The View looks like:
public class CentreUpdateWindow : ReactiveWindow<CentreUpdateViewModel>
{
public CentreUpdateWindow()
{
this.InitializeComponent();
this.WhenActivated(d =>
d(ViewModel!.SubmitCommand.Subscribe(CloseIfSuccessfullySaved))
);
}
private void CloseIfSaved(Centre? obj)
{
if (ViewModel!.SuccessfullySaved)
Close(obj);
}
// ...
And the ViewModel:
public class CentreUpdateViewModel : ViewModelBase, IId
{
// ...
public ReactiveCommand<Unit, dtoo.Centre?> SubmitCommand { get; }
private bool _SuccessfullySaved;
public bool SuccessfullySaved
{
get { return _SuccessfullySaved; }
protected set { this.RaiseAndSetIfChanged(ref _SuccessfullySaved, value); }
}
The code works fine, but I'm not comfortable with the if (ViewModel!.SuccessfullySaved)
. I guess should be a way to write subscribe expression more accurate.
Is there a more elegant way to Subscribe
on WhenActivated
more "reactiveuistic" ?
public CentreUpdateWindow()
{
this.InitializeComponent();
this.WhenActivated(d =>
d(
ViewModel
.WhenAnyValue(x => x.SuccessfullySaved)
.CombineLatest(ViewModel!.SubmitCommand,
(saved, obj) => (saved, obj))
.Where(s => s.saved)
.Select(s => s.obj)
.Subscribe(Close)
));
}