Antony Male
Antony Male
No. I'd accept a PR which added this.
I think your assessment is correct. If you're not binding Items to an `ItemsControl` (and you're instead binding UI controls to specific child VMs), I wouldn't bother with a conductor....
That's fair, I'll update the wiki page. (That particular bit of functionality was copied from Caliburn.Micro)
Thanks! Unfortunately this targets `master`, so I can't merge it (see the checklist you included in the message): > 3. This feature branch is based on develop (not master). The...
That's very weird, I haven't seen that before. If you create a `` yourself, does it look the same?
I think it probably gets caught in this cycle: 1. It tries to find out how to construct a ParentViewModel 2. To do this, it needs to work out how...
You could also do something like `builder.Bind().ToFactory(c => () => c.Get()).InSingletonScope()` (and the same for ParentViewModel), I think, then use the `Func` and `Func` in your constructors.
The `InSingletonScope()` gives the scope of the Func, rather than the scope of the ViewModel. It's saying "the first time you need to construct a `Func`, this is how you...
Yeah, I was right in my guess as to what's going on. When it tries to create that Func itself, it's trying to do something like `() => new ParentViewModel(()...
I think I follow. Like I said, making that Func binding singleton or transient really makes no difference. The difference is effectively this: ```csharp // Singleton: var parentFactory = ()...