Commands

RadSlideView allows you to attach commands that will be executed when the slide actions occurs. To do this you can use the Commands collection and add a custom SlideViewCommand for each custom action you want to execute.

CommandId Enumeration

All the predefined commands within a RadSlideView instance are identified by a member of the SlideViewCommandId enumeration. This is actually the key that relates a command instance to a particular action/routine within the owning slideview. In order to register a custom command within a RadSlideView instance you need to inherit from SlideViewCommand class and override its CanExecute and Execute methods. Following are the members of the CommandId enumerations:

• SlidingToIndex
• SlidedToIndex

For each of the available commands there is a context object of type [CommandId]CommandContext (namely SlideViewSlidingToIndexCommandContext and SlideViewSlidedToIndexCommandContext) which is passed as a parameter in its Execute method. The context object provides information identical to the corresponding event's args.

Example

This example shows how to add a custom command for the SlidingToIndex action.

First, create a class that inherits from SlideViewCommand and set its Id property accordingly. You would also need to override CanExecute and Execute methods as demonstrated in the example below:

public class CustomSlideViewCommand : SlideViewCommand
{
    public CustomSlideViewCommand()
    {
        this.Id = SlideViewCommandId.SlidingToIndex;
    }

    public override bool CanExecute(object parameter)
    {
        return true;
    }

    public override void Execute(object parameter)
    {
        var slidedToIndex = (parameter as SlideViewSlidingToIndexCommandContext).Index;
        //add your logic here
        Application.Current.MainPage.DisplayAlert("", "You're about to go to slide " + slidedToIndex, "OK");
        base.Execute(parameter);           
    }
}

Then add this Command to the Commands collection of the RadSlideView instance:

this.slideView.Commands.Add(new CustomSlideViewCommand());

See Also

• Events