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In my project I found the this.Commands["SomeName"].AddInvoker(menuItem, “Click”); somewhat ackward.

The reason is that the control gets disabled when the commandstatus is disabled and hidden when unavailable.

If you just use the normal evenhandling delegates created by your view’s controls, this should work fine also.

The only reason why one should write such a signature is when you want to handle events genericaly. But then again you loose any rich eventhandler from implemented by your control.

I should’ve liked to see a method like :
this.Commands["SomeName"].AddInvoker(menuItem);

But he, that’s me!