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Marwijn
Marwijn

Reputation: 1681

Why does Caliburn.Micro call PropertyChanged

I've a class which does not have a base class nor implements INotifyPropertyChanged. In my application one object of this class is used as the viewmodel for 2 views (master and detail).

If I create the bindings to the properties by convention (x:Name). I see that when I change a property in the detail view it is also updated in the master. This does not happen when I use the normal binding syntax.

Can anyone explain me why this happens ? Is this a feature of Caliburn.Micro ? I couldn't find it in the documents.

=== edit ==

I just found out that when using normal binding that the other view also get's updated only after the text box loses focus. Still the question remains how can a View react to a change in the viewmodel when propertychanged is not implemented.

Thanks in advance, Marwijn.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 447

Answers (1)

Arielr
Arielr

Reputation: 447

Caliburn.Micro binds properties with BindingMode.TwoWay by default. If you did not specify this explicitly in your own binding - you've used OneWay.

Upvotes: 0

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