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The order of 'IsEnabled' and 'Command' should not matter

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Beschreibung

Description

I have two buttons:

<Button
    Text="Button1"
    Command="{Binding TheCommand}"
    IsEnabled="False" />

<Button
    Text="Button2"
    IsEnabled="False"
    Command="{Binding TheCommand}" />

For some reason, the IsEnabled property is overwritten in Button2 - this enables the button incorrectly.

Button1 is disabled this way, but when I trigger TheCommand.ChangeCanExecute(), the button enables.

Expected Behavior

Both buttons stay disabled.

The matrix of this should be an && operation:

TheCommand.CanExecute() IsEnabled Final State
True True Enabled
True False Disabled
False True Disabled
False False Disabled

Actual Behavior

The button with the command applied later overwrites the enabled state.

Basic Information

  • Version with issue: 2.5.x and 3.0
  • Last known good version: unsure
  • IDE: VS2017
  • Platform Target Frameworks: all

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