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In many situations we want to further detail action names or constraint messages. You can do this by mixing in  <AsString> in the presentation or message.
In many situations we want to further detail action names or constraint messages. You can do this by mixing in  <AsString> in the presentation or message.


This is described in this article: http://www.new.capableobjects.com/2013/01/09/action-names/
This is described in this article: http://www.capableobjects.com/2013/01/09/action-names/


Note that the <AsString> is used as pattern to replace and as such it is case-sensitive.
Note that the <AsString> is used as pattern to replace and as such it is case-sensitive.
In Fat-Client WPF we recently added a way to make the placed Action Buttons in viewModels bound: <Column:SomeName> in the Presentation of a placed Action button will be interpreted as "Look for ViewModel Column on same level with name=SomeName" and bind the presentation of the button to this.

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In many situations we want to further detail action names or constraint messages. You can do this by mixing in <AsString> in the presentation or message.

This is described in this article: http://www.capableobjects.com/2013/01/09/action-names/

Note that the <AsString> is used as pattern to replace and as such it is case-sensitive.

In Fat-Client WPF we recently added a way to make the placed Action Buttons in viewModels bound: <Column:SomeName> in the Presentation of a placed Action button will be interpreted as "Look for ViewModel Column on same level with name=SomeName" and bind the presentation of the button to this.

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