MouseBinding Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the MouseBinding class.
Overloads
| MouseBinding() |
Initializes a new instance of the MouseBinding class. |
| MouseBinding(ICommand, MouseGesture) |
Initializes a new instance of the MouseBinding class, using the specified command and mouse gesture. |
MouseBinding()
Initializes a new instance of the MouseBinding class.
public:
MouseBinding();public MouseBinding ();Public Sub New ()See also
Applies to
MouseBinding(ICommand, MouseGesture)
Initializes a new instance of the MouseBinding class, using the specified command and mouse gesture.
public:
MouseBinding(System::Windows::Input::ICommand ^ command, System::Windows::Input::MouseGesture ^ gesture);public MouseBinding (System.Windows.Input.ICommand command, System.Windows.Input.MouseGesture gesture);new System.Windows.Input.MouseBinding : System.Windows.Input.ICommand * System.Windows.Input.MouseGesture -> System.Windows.Input.MouseBindingPublic Sub New (command As ICommand, gesture As MouseGesture)Parameters
- command
- ICommand
The command associated with the gesture.
- gesture
- MouseGesture
The gesture associated with the command.
Examples
The following example shows how to bind an ICommand with a MouseGesture using a MouseAction.
MouseGesture PasteCmdMouseGesture = new MouseGesture(
MouseAction.MiddleClick, ModifierKeys.Alt);
ApplicationCommands.Paste.InputGestures.Add(PasteCmdMouseGesture);
Dim PasteCmdMouseGesture As New MouseGesture(MouseAction.MiddleClick, ModifierKeys.Alt)
ApplicationCommands.Paste.InputGestures.Add(PasteCmdMouseGesture)
