I have a button in my WPF project, and I want it to execute the same command again and again when I hold the button down. I could use RepeatButton, but I would prefer the command to run again as soon as it was run (in its own Task), rather than relying on the delay and interval properties of the RepeatButton control.
I would not mind making a button click method, but the command takes a long time, and the execution time will depend on the value of the ExecuteParameter (in this case, a tuple of doubles representing the physical position of the machine).
XAML:
<Button FontFamily="Marlett" FontSize="40" Content="5" HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Top" Margin="100" Width="100" Height="50"
Command="{Binding IncrBAnglePos}"
CommandParameter="{Binding ElementName=slider, Path=Value}">
</Button>
WITH#:
SystemCommands.AddSubSystemCommand(SystemRef, CommandNames.IncrAngle, new RelayCommand(
o =>
{
double AngleIncr = (double)o > 5 ? 5 : (double)o;
double nextX = MotionControl.LiveX;
double nextB = MotionControl.LiveB + AngleIncr;
nextB = nextB >= 45 ? 45 : nextB;
Task.Run(() =>
{
SystemCommands.ExecuteCommand(CommandNames.GotoPosition, new Tuple<double,double>(nextX, nextB));
});
},
_ =>
{
if (MotionControl == null)
return false;
return !MotionControl.InMotionCheckStatus;
}));
if (MotionControl != null)
{
MotionControl.MotionChanged += SystemCommands.GetRelayCommand(CommandNames.IncrAngle).CanExecutePropertyChangedNotification;
}
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