MenuFlyoutItem.Command Property

public:
 property ICommand ^ Command { ICommand ^ get(); void set(ICommand ^ value); };

ICommand Command();

void Command(ICommand value);

public ICommand Command { get; set; }

var iCommand = menuFlyoutItem.command;
menuFlyoutItem.command = iCommand;

Public Property Command As ICommand

<MenuFlyoutItem Command="commandReference"/>

Property Value

The command to invoke when the item is pressed. The default is null.

Remarks

The ICommand interface comes from a different source depending on whether the data source is implemented in C++ or for Microsoft .NET. C++ implements Microsoft.UI.Xaml.Input.ICommand. Microsoft .NET implements System.Windows.Input.ICommand. Both interfaces have the same template. Which interface you call from your app code is analogous: use Microsoft.UI.Xaml.Input.ICommand for C++ code and System.Windows.Input.ICommand for Microsoft .NET code.

The XAML syntax shown for Microsoft .NET's System.Windows.Input.ICommand type does not work for Windows Runtime XAML. You should always use a Binding reference. Constructs such as named commands and x:Static are not supported.