Library simplifying the concept of opening dialogs from a view model when using MVVM in WPF
IDialogService.Close
returns false
instead of throwing an exception when failing to close a dialog. This behavior aligns with the behavior of IDialogService.Activate
.Window.Closed
events never where un-registered (discovered by @peter-durrant)FolderBrowserDialogSettings
RootFolder
- The root folder where the browsing starts fromMessageBoxSettings
Options
- A value object that specifies the optionsOpenFileDialogSettings
CustomPlaces
- The list of custom places for file dialog boxesDereferenceLinks
- A value indicating whether a file dialog returns either the location of the file referenced by a shortcut or the location of the shortcut file (.lnk)ReadOnlyChecked
- A value indicating whether the read-only check box displayed by the open file dialog is selectedSafeFileName
- A string that only contains the file name for the selected fileSafeFileNames
- An array that contains one safe file name for each selected fileShowReadOnly
- A value indicating whether the open file dialog contains a read-only check boxValidateNames
- A value indicating whether the dialog accepts only valid Win32 file namesSaveFileDialogSettings
CustomPlaces
- The list of custom places for file dialog boxesDereferenceLinks
- A value indicating whether a file dialog returns either the location of the file referenced by a shortcut or the location of the shortcut file (.lnk)SafeFileName
- A string that only contains the file name for the selected fileSafeFileNames
- An array that contains one safe file name for each selected fileValidateNames
- A value indicating whether the dialog accepts only valid Win32 file namesSaveFileDialogSettings.CheckFileExists
has changed from true
to false
, aligning it with the default value of the native Windows SaveFileDialog
Logger.Writer
does not throw exception when being set to null
(contribution by @MathewSachin)