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IAsyncCommand Members

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An interface that specifies an asynchronous command.

#Properties

Name	Description
CancelCommand	Gets the command that creates a request to cancel the asynchronous command execution.
CancellationToken	Gets the CancellationToken that propagates a notification that the asynchronous command should be canceled.
IsCancellationRequested	Gets whether an AsyncCommand<T> should be cancelled.
IsExecuting	Gets whether the asynchronous command is executing.

#Methods
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Name	Description
Cancel()	Creates a request to cancel the command execution.
Cancel(Boolean)	Creates a request to cancel the command execution.
CancelAfter(Int32)	Creates a request to cancel the command execution after the specified number of milliseconds.
CancelAfter(TimeSpan)	Creates a request to cancel the command execution after the specified time span.
CanExecute(Object)	Defines the method that determines whether the command can execute in its current state. Inherited from ICommand.
Execute(Object)	Defines the method to be called when the command is invoked. Inherited from ICommand.
ExecuteAsync(Object)	Defines the asynchronous method to be called when the command is invoked.
RaiseCanExecuteChanged()	Raises the CanExecuteChanged event. You can use this method to notify a visual element about a command’s CanExecute(T) state changes. Inherited from IDelegateCommand.

#Events
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Name	Description
CanExecuteChanged	Occurs when changes occur that affect whether or not the command should execute. Inherited from ICommand.

See Also

IAsyncCommand Interface

DevExpress.Mvvm Namespace

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