protected async Task ShowWindowAsync(IUIView view, object rootModel)
{
Window? window = null;
if (view is Window window1)
{
window = window1;
BeforeLoadingWindow(window);
Application!.MainWindow = window;
//do work with the titles.
if (view is IUISetting ui)
{
OurContainer!.RegisterSingleton(ui);
}
window.Show();
}
if (rootModel is IScreen screen)
await screen.ActivateAsync(view);
//i think that after activate will it set the display bindings. that way we have every chance possible of doing the bindings.
if (window != null)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(window.Title) && rootModel is IHaveDisplayName && !ViewModelBinder.HasBinding(window, Window.TitleProperty))
{
//if you don't implement the idisplay, then this will not run. so you have flexibility of what to pass in for view model.
//this allows you to use as little or as much as you want for the windows.
var binding = new Binding("DisplayName") { Mode = BindingMode.OneWay }; //i like this way better.
window.SetBinding(Window.TitleProperty, binding);
}
//ViewModelBinder.Bind(childViewModel, childui, (DependencyObject)item);
GamePackageViewModelBinder.Bind(rootModel, window, (DependencyObject)window.Content);
}
}
protected async Task ShowPageAsync(IUIView view, object rootModel)
{
ContentPage?page = null;
if (view is ContentPage window1)
{
page = window1;
//await Application!.MainPage.Navigation.PushAsync(page);
if (_mode == EnumGamePackageMode.Debug)
{
Application !.MainPage = page; //hopefully its this simple (?)
}
else
{
await Application !.MainPage.Navigation.PushAsync(page);
}
BeforeLoadingPage(page);
//risk not even register the view now since it should already be done elsewhere.
//OurContainer!.RegisterSingleton(view); //risked this way. hopefully i don't regret this.
_mainPage = page;
}
if (rootModel is IScreen screen)
{
await screen.ActivateAsync(view);
}
//i think that after activate will it set the display bindings. that way we have every chance possible of doing the bindings.
if (page != null)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(page.Title) && rootModel is IHaveDisplayName && !ViewModelBinder.HasBinding(page, Page.TitleProperty))
{
//if you don't implement the idisplay, then this will not run. so you have flexibility of what to pass in for view model.
//this allows you to use as little or as much as you want for the windows.
var binding = new Binding("DisplayName")
{
Mode = BindingMode.OneWay
}; //i like this way better.
page.SetBinding(Page.TitleProperty, binding);
}
GamePackageViewModelBinder.Bind(rootModel, page);
}
}