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I'm trying to achieve quite a specific thing in WPF. I need to create a verifiable control, which will be binded to object of generic class like this



public interface IVerifiable

bool Verified get; set;


public class VerifiableProperty<T> : INotifyPropertyChanged, IVerifiable

private T _value;
private bool _verified;

public T Value

get => _value;
set

if (Equals(value, _value)) return;
_value = value;
OnPropertyChanged();



public bool Verified

get => _verified;
set

if (value == _verified) return;
_verified = value;
OnPropertyChanged();





I bind controls this way



<TextBox Text="Binding Path=Number.Value" att:VerifiableControl.Verified="Binding Path=Number.Verified"
BorderBrush="Binding Path=(att:VerifiableControl.Verified), Mode=OneWay,
Converter=StaticResource BackColorVerifiedConverter">
<inter:Interaction.Triggers>
<inter:EventTrigger EventName="LostFocus">
<inter:InvokeCommandAction Command="Binding Path=DataContext.VerifyCurrentFieldCommand, ElementName=Root"
CommandParameter="Binding Path=Number"/>
</inter:EventTrigger>
</inter:Interaction.Triggers>
</TextBox>


Generic value of Verifiable property object binds to text (or SelectedDate in case of DatePicker, etc.), border color binds to flag "Verified" via converter and also I bind interaction trigger for "FocusLost" event to ViewModel command that just set "Verified" flag of corresponding property object to true.



I really don't like the idea I have to copypaste this block many times with little changes. I know, I cannot put intercation trigger in style and I also couldn't find another way to make some kind of short pattern for that.
So, is there a way to create some kind of short pattern for this xaml code where I could customize name of property to bind? Or maybe you could suggest another approach for what I want ot achieve?










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    I'm trying to achieve quite a specific thing in WPF. I need to create a verifiable control, which will be binded to object of generic class like this



    public interface IVerifiable

    bool Verified get; set;


    public class VerifiableProperty<T> : INotifyPropertyChanged, IVerifiable

    private T _value;
    private bool _verified;

    public T Value

    get => _value;
    set

    if (Equals(value, _value)) return;
    _value = value;
    OnPropertyChanged();



    public bool Verified

    get => _verified;
    set

    if (value == _verified) return;
    _verified = value;
    OnPropertyChanged();





    I bind controls this way



    <TextBox Text="Binding Path=Number.Value" att:VerifiableControl.Verified="Binding Path=Number.Verified"
    BorderBrush="Binding Path=(att:VerifiableControl.Verified), Mode=OneWay,
    Converter=StaticResource BackColorVerifiedConverter">
    <inter:Interaction.Triggers>
    <inter:EventTrigger EventName="LostFocus">
    <inter:InvokeCommandAction Command="Binding Path=DataContext.VerifyCurrentFieldCommand, ElementName=Root"
    CommandParameter="Binding Path=Number"/>
    </inter:EventTrigger>
    </inter:Interaction.Triggers>
    </TextBox>


    Generic value of Verifiable property object binds to text (or SelectedDate in case of DatePicker, etc.), border color binds to flag "Verified" via converter and also I bind interaction trigger for "FocusLost" event to ViewModel command that just set "Verified" flag of corresponding property object to true.



    I really don't like the idea I have to copypaste this block many times with little changes. I know, I cannot put intercation trigger in style and I also couldn't find another way to make some kind of short pattern for that.
    So, is there a way to create some kind of short pattern for this xaml code where I could customize name of property to bind? Or maybe you could suggest another approach for what I want ot achieve?










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      I'm trying to achieve quite a specific thing in WPF. I need to create a verifiable control, which will be binded to object of generic class like this



      public interface IVerifiable

      bool Verified get; set;


      public class VerifiableProperty<T> : INotifyPropertyChanged, IVerifiable

      private T _value;
      private bool _verified;

      public T Value

      get => _value;
      set

      if (Equals(value, _value)) return;
      _value = value;
      OnPropertyChanged();



      public bool Verified

      get => _verified;
      set

      if (value == _verified) return;
      _verified = value;
      OnPropertyChanged();





      I bind controls this way



      <TextBox Text="Binding Path=Number.Value" att:VerifiableControl.Verified="Binding Path=Number.Verified"
      BorderBrush="Binding Path=(att:VerifiableControl.Verified), Mode=OneWay,
      Converter=StaticResource BackColorVerifiedConverter">
      <inter:Interaction.Triggers>
      <inter:EventTrigger EventName="LostFocus">
      <inter:InvokeCommandAction Command="Binding Path=DataContext.VerifyCurrentFieldCommand, ElementName=Root"
      CommandParameter="Binding Path=Number"/>
      </inter:EventTrigger>
      </inter:Interaction.Triggers>
      </TextBox>


      Generic value of Verifiable property object binds to text (or SelectedDate in case of DatePicker, etc.), border color binds to flag "Verified" via converter and also I bind interaction trigger for "FocusLost" event to ViewModel command that just set "Verified" flag of corresponding property object to true.



      I really don't like the idea I have to copypaste this block many times with little changes. I know, I cannot put intercation trigger in style and I also couldn't find another way to make some kind of short pattern for that.
      So, is there a way to create some kind of short pattern for this xaml code where I could customize name of property to bind? Or maybe you could suggest another approach for what I want ot achieve?










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      I'm trying to achieve quite a specific thing in WPF. I need to create a verifiable control, which will be binded to object of generic class like this



      public interface IVerifiable

      bool Verified get; set;


      public class VerifiableProperty<T> : INotifyPropertyChanged, IVerifiable

      private T _value;
      private bool _verified;

      public T Value

      get => _value;
      set

      if (Equals(value, _value)) return;
      _value = value;
      OnPropertyChanged();



      public bool Verified

      get => _verified;
      set

      if (value == _verified) return;
      _verified = value;
      OnPropertyChanged();





      I bind controls this way



      <TextBox Text="Binding Path=Number.Value" att:VerifiableControl.Verified="Binding Path=Number.Verified"
      BorderBrush="Binding Path=(att:VerifiableControl.Verified), Mode=OneWay,
      Converter=StaticResource BackColorVerifiedConverter">
      <inter:Interaction.Triggers>
      <inter:EventTrigger EventName="LostFocus">
      <inter:InvokeCommandAction Command="Binding Path=DataContext.VerifyCurrentFieldCommand, ElementName=Root"
      CommandParameter="Binding Path=Number"/>
      </inter:EventTrigger>
      </inter:Interaction.Triggers>
      </TextBox>


      Generic value of Verifiable property object binds to text (or SelectedDate in case of DatePicker, etc.), border color binds to flag "Verified" via converter and also I bind interaction trigger for "FocusLost" event to ViewModel command that just set "Verified" flag of corresponding property object to true.



      I really don't like the idea I have to copypaste this block many times with little changes. I know, I cannot put intercation trigger in style and I also couldn't find another way to make some kind of short pattern for that.
      So, is there a way to create some kind of short pattern for this xaml code where I could customize name of property to bind? Or maybe you could suggest another approach for what I want ot achieve?







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          Use some attached properties and attach in there to the LostFocus event.



          public static class VerifiableBehaviour

          public static bool GetVerified(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(VerifiedProperty);
          public static void SetVerified(DependencyObject obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(VerifiedProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty VerifiedProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Verified", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(false)

          BindsTwoWayByDefault = true,
          DefaultUpdateSourceTrigger = UpdateSourceTrigger.PropertyChanged,
          );

          public static bool GetTracking(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(TrackingProperty);
          public static void SetTracking(UIElement obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(TrackingProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty TrackingProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Tracking", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new PropertyMetadata(false, Tracking_PropertyChanged));

          private static void Tracking_PropertyChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = d as UIElement;

          if ((bool)e.NewValue)
          element.LostFocus += Element_LostFocus;
          else
          element.LostFocus -= Element_LostFocus;


          private static void Element_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = sender as UIElement;
          SetVerified(element, true);




          and bind it to your controls



          <StackPanel>
          <StackPanel.Resources>
          <DataTemplate x:Key="VerifiableText">
          <StackPanel>
          <TextBox b:VerifiableBehaviour.Tracking="True"
          b:VerifiableBehaviour.Verified="Binding Verified"
          Text="Binding Value"/>
          <TextBlock>(Verified: <Run Text="Binding Verified"/>)</TextBlock>
          </StackPanel>
          </DataTemplate>
          </StackPanel.Resources>

          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty1"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty1" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty2"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty2" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty3"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty3" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty4"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty4" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          </StackPanel>





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          • Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
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          Use some attached properties and attach in there to the LostFocus event.



          public static class VerifiableBehaviour

          public static bool GetVerified(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(VerifiedProperty);
          public static void SetVerified(DependencyObject obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(VerifiedProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty VerifiedProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Verified", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(false)

          BindsTwoWayByDefault = true,
          DefaultUpdateSourceTrigger = UpdateSourceTrigger.PropertyChanged,
          );

          public static bool GetTracking(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(TrackingProperty);
          public static void SetTracking(UIElement obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(TrackingProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty TrackingProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Tracking", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new PropertyMetadata(false, Tracking_PropertyChanged));

          private static void Tracking_PropertyChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = d as UIElement;

          if ((bool)e.NewValue)
          element.LostFocus += Element_LostFocus;
          else
          element.LostFocus -= Element_LostFocus;


          private static void Element_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = sender as UIElement;
          SetVerified(element, true);




          and bind it to your controls



          <StackPanel>
          <StackPanel.Resources>
          <DataTemplate x:Key="VerifiableText">
          <StackPanel>
          <TextBox b:VerifiableBehaviour.Tracking="True"
          b:VerifiableBehaviour.Verified="Binding Verified"
          Text="Binding Value"/>
          <TextBlock>(Verified: <Run Text="Binding Verified"/>)</TextBlock>
          </StackPanel>
          </DataTemplate>
          </StackPanel.Resources>

          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty1"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty1" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty2"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty2" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty3"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty3" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty4"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty4" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          </StackPanel>





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          • Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
            – Andrey1661
            Nov 12 '18 at 8:55















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          Use some attached properties and attach in there to the LostFocus event.



          public static class VerifiableBehaviour

          public static bool GetVerified(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(VerifiedProperty);
          public static void SetVerified(DependencyObject obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(VerifiedProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty VerifiedProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Verified", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(false)

          BindsTwoWayByDefault = true,
          DefaultUpdateSourceTrigger = UpdateSourceTrigger.PropertyChanged,
          );

          public static bool GetTracking(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(TrackingProperty);
          public static void SetTracking(UIElement obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(TrackingProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty TrackingProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Tracking", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new PropertyMetadata(false, Tracking_PropertyChanged));

          private static void Tracking_PropertyChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = d as UIElement;

          if ((bool)e.NewValue)
          element.LostFocus += Element_LostFocus;
          else
          element.LostFocus -= Element_LostFocus;


          private static void Element_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = sender as UIElement;
          SetVerified(element, true);




          and bind it to your controls



          <StackPanel>
          <StackPanel.Resources>
          <DataTemplate x:Key="VerifiableText">
          <StackPanel>
          <TextBox b:VerifiableBehaviour.Tracking="True"
          b:VerifiableBehaviour.Verified="Binding Verified"
          Text="Binding Value"/>
          <TextBlock>(Verified: <Run Text="Binding Verified"/>)</TextBlock>
          </StackPanel>
          </DataTemplate>
          </StackPanel.Resources>

          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty1"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty1" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty2"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty2" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty3"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty3" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty4"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty4" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          </StackPanel>





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          • Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
            – Andrey1661
            Nov 12 '18 at 8:55













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          Use some attached properties and attach in there to the LostFocus event.



          public static class VerifiableBehaviour

          public static bool GetVerified(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(VerifiedProperty);
          public static void SetVerified(DependencyObject obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(VerifiedProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty VerifiedProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Verified", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(false)

          BindsTwoWayByDefault = true,
          DefaultUpdateSourceTrigger = UpdateSourceTrigger.PropertyChanged,
          );

          public static bool GetTracking(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(TrackingProperty);
          public static void SetTracking(UIElement obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(TrackingProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty TrackingProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Tracking", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new PropertyMetadata(false, Tracking_PropertyChanged));

          private static void Tracking_PropertyChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = d as UIElement;

          if ((bool)e.NewValue)
          element.LostFocus += Element_LostFocus;
          else
          element.LostFocus -= Element_LostFocus;


          private static void Element_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = sender as UIElement;
          SetVerified(element, true);




          and bind it to your controls



          <StackPanel>
          <StackPanel.Resources>
          <DataTemplate x:Key="VerifiableText">
          <StackPanel>
          <TextBox b:VerifiableBehaviour.Tracking="True"
          b:VerifiableBehaviour.Verified="Binding Verified"
          Text="Binding Value"/>
          <TextBlock>(Verified: <Run Text="Binding Verified"/>)</TextBlock>
          </StackPanel>
          </DataTemplate>
          </StackPanel.Resources>

          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty1"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty1" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty2"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty2" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty3"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty3" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty4"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty4" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          </StackPanel>





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          Use some attached properties and attach in there to the LostFocus event.



          public static class VerifiableBehaviour

          public static bool GetVerified(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(VerifiedProperty);
          public static void SetVerified(DependencyObject obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(VerifiedProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty VerifiedProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Verified", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(false)

          BindsTwoWayByDefault = true,
          DefaultUpdateSourceTrigger = UpdateSourceTrigger.PropertyChanged,
          );

          public static bool GetTracking(UIElement obj) => (bool)obj.GetValue(TrackingProperty);
          public static void SetTracking(UIElement obj, bool value) => obj.SetValue(TrackingProperty, value);

          public static readonly DependencyProperty TrackingProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "Tracking", typeof(bool), typeof(VerifiableBehaviour),
          new PropertyMetadata(false, Tracking_PropertyChanged));

          private static void Tracking_PropertyChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = d as UIElement;

          if ((bool)e.NewValue)
          element.LostFocus += Element_LostFocus;
          else
          element.LostFocus -= Element_LostFocus;


          private static void Element_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

          UIElement element = sender as UIElement;
          SetVerified(element, true);




          and bind it to your controls



          <StackPanel>
          <StackPanel.Resources>
          <DataTemplate x:Key="VerifiableText">
          <StackPanel>
          <TextBox b:VerifiableBehaviour.Tracking="True"
          b:VerifiableBehaviour.Verified="Binding Verified"
          Text="Binding Value"/>
          <TextBlock>(Verified: <Run Text="Binding Verified"/>)</TextBlock>
          </StackPanel>
          </DataTemplate>
          </StackPanel.Resources>

          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty1"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty1" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty2"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty2" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty3"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty3" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          <TextBlock Text="MyProperty4"/>
          <ContentControl ContentTemplate="StaticResource VerifiableText"
          Content="Binding MyProperty4" IsTabStop="False"/>
          <Separator/>
          </StackPanel>






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          • Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
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            Nov 12 '18 at 8:55
















          • Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
            – Andrey1661
            Nov 12 '18 at 8:55















          Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
          – Andrey1661
          Nov 12 '18 at 8:55




          Got the idea, thank you. Didn't try data template for that. So, I guess, I need to provide a data template for each type of control I want to use
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          Nov 12 '18 at 8:55

















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