public TabItem CreateTab()
{
var content = new ShellView();
content.Loaded += ShellViewModel.Loaded;
var tabItem = new TabItem
{
Header = Name,
Content = content
};
//do your gui stuff here
EventSubscriber.Subscribe();
//content gives you access to the base xaml
return(tabItem);
}
public TabItem CreateTab()
{
this.Locale = LocaleHelper.Update(Constants.CultureInfo);
var content = new ShellView();
content.Loaded += ShellViewModel.Loaded;
var tabItem = new TabItem {
Header = this.Name,
Content = content
};
// do your gui stuff here
EventSubscriber.Subscribe();
// content gives you access to the base xaml
return(tabItem);
}
public void Dispose(bool isUpdating = false)
{
EventSubscriber.UnSubscribe();
/*
* If the isUpdating is true it means the application will be force closing/killed.
* You wil have to choose what you want to do in this case.
* By default the settings class clears the settings object and recreates it; but if killed untimely it will not save.
*
* Suggested use is to not save settings if updating. Other disposing events could happen based on your needs.
*/
if (isUpdating)
{
return;
}
Settings.Default.Save();
}
