USDTab.CloseControlCanExecute Method

Internal binding function used for XAML declarative actions.

Namespace: Microsoft.Crm.UnifiedServiceDesk.Dynamics.Controls.Styles
Assembly: Microsoft.Crm.UnifiedServiceDesk.Dynamics (in Microsoft.Crm.UnifiedServiceDesk.Dynamics.dll)

Usage

'Usage
Dim instance As USDTab
Dim sender As Object
Dim e As CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs

instance.CloseControlCanExecute(sender, e)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Sub CloseControlCanExecute ( _
    sender As Object, _
    e As CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs _
)

public void CloseControlCanExecute (
    Object sender,
    CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs e
)

public:
void CloseControlCanExecute (
    Object^ sender, 
    CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs^ e
)

public void CloseControlCanExecute (
    Object sender, 
    CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs e
)

public function CloseControlCanExecute (
    sender : Object, 
    e : CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs
)

Parameters

• sender
  Specifies the control that the action is for.

• e
  Specifies the event arguments.

Remarks

The control bindings in your XAML should appear as follows:

<Control.CommandBindings>

<CommandBinding Command = “usd:ActionCommands.CloseControl”
                CanExecute=”CloseControlCanExecute”
                Executed=”CloseControlExecuted” />
</Control.CommandBindings>

A button that uses these bindings should be declared as follows:

<Button Command=”usd:ActionCommands.CloseControl” CommandParameter=”” />

Thread Safety

Any public static (Shared in Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Any instance members are not guaranteed to be thread safe.

Platforms

Change History

See Also

Reference

USDTab Class
USDTab Members
Microsoft.Crm.UnifiedServiceDesk.Dynamics.Controls.Styles Namespace

Unified Service Desk
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