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<blockquote data-quote="osre" data-source="post: 1117010" data-attributes="member: 150866">I have a basic prototype of the event management done.Registering events, tunneling bubbeling, class handlers, ... all done.Now I'm working on the XAML integration.There is already a basic framework for handling events. There is the method&quot;static Delegate parser_GetEventHandler(IParserContext context, MethodInfo signature, string value)&quot; in XamlLodaer.cs:101.The problem is, that there is no code behind file, like in WPF.Where should this method look for the event handler ?I thought about an markup extension like &quot;{Command ...}&quot;, where you can bind it to the model like:[CODE=XML]&lt;Border MouseDown=&quot;{EventHandler Source={StaticResource Model},Path=MyMouseDownEventHandler}&quot;&gt;...[/CODE][CODE=C#]public void MyMouseDownEventHandler(object source, MouseButtonEventArgs e){...}[/CODE]Any other Idea?Or to which class should an event be bound by default (instead of the code behind class as in WPF)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="osre, post: 1117010, member: 150866"] I have a basic prototype of the event management done. Registering events, tunneling bubbeling, class handlers, ... all done. Now I'm working on the XAML integration. There is already a basic framework for handling events. There is the method "static Delegate parser_GetEventHandler(IParserContext context, MethodInfo signature, string value)" in XamlLodaer.cs:101. The problem is, that there is no code behind file, like in WPF. Where should this method look for the event handler ? I thought about an markup extension like "{Command ...}", where you can bind it to the model like: [CODE=XML]<Border MouseDown="{EventHandler Source={StaticResource Model},Path=MyMouseDownEventHandler}">...[/CODE] [CODE=C#]public void MyMouseDownEventHandler(object source, MouseButtonEventArgs e) { ... }[/CODE] Any other Idea? Or to which class should an event be bound by default (instead of the code behind class as in WPF)? [/QUOTE]

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