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ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI in WinForms ?

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    Do you remeber the MFC Approach to a Common Command interface ? I was wondering that something similar is missing on WinForms since the beginning. There is only one msdn doc. here http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/10/CommandManagement/default.aspx[^] and there is also the Command Pattern in WPF, but... nobody had the same trouble moving from MFC ?

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      Do you remeber the MFC Approach to a Common Command interface ? I was wondering that something similar is missing on WinForms since the beginning. There is only one msdn doc. here http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/10/CommandManagement/default.aspx[^] and there is also the Command Pattern in WPF, but... nobody had the same trouble moving from MFC ?

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      besmel wrote:

      but... nobody had the same trouble moving from MFC ?

      Yes and I used that article as a basis to create a framework for a solution. I basically refactored that design to use Generics in .NET 2 platform to eliminate the use of "object" all over the design. I have found it very useful so far.

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