WPF ICommand RoutedCommand

WPF ICommand全部綁定的命令都必須實現ICommand.

該接口定義了一個execute方法， 一個canExecute方法，還有一個CanExecuteChanged事件屬性。

RoutedCommand是WPF中惟一繼承ICommand的類，它不包含任何應用程序邏輯，只表明了一個命令。

As you have noticed the RoutedCommand class is an implementation of the ICommand interface, its main distinction if that its function is similar to that of a RoutedEvent:

The Execute and CanExecute methods on a RoutedCommand do not contain the application logic for the command as is the case with a typical ICommand, but rather, these methods raise events that traverse the element tree looking for an object with a CommandBinding. The event handlers attached to the CommandBinding contain the command logic.

The Execute method raises the PreviewExecuted and Executed events. The CanExecute method raises the PreviewCanExecute and CanExecute events.

In a case when you don't want the behavior of the RoutedCommand you'll be looking at your own implementation of ICommand. As for the MVVM pattern I can't say that one solution, it seems that everyone has their own methodology. However, here are a few approaches to this problem that I've come across:

• Using RoutedCommands with a ViewModel in WPF
• Relaying Command Logic
• Simple Command (almost identical to Relay Command but worth reading)