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Mike,. Thanks for following the blog!
That’s close and might be another good idea
Jochen
Hi!
Great documentation 🙂
I see something like: Grouped objects are displayed as a tree inside of the objects view.
Regards
Mike
Do you have sample code as to how I would implment this version in to a WPF MVVM application?
Darren,
We currently don’t have a MVVM sample for WPF. I’d probably put all printing logic (i.e. the actual print method call) into the ViewModel and have RelayCommands for each interaction (e.g. Print, Design, Export, Zoom, etc.) if you’re using MVVM Light.
Make sure to implement the CanExecute Delegate for Print and Export Events (e.g. for Print, check the LL.IsPrinting property).
Providing a ready-made sample for MVVM would be a good addition, though – if you like, you’re welcome to add this as a suggestion to our feedback portal.
-Jochen