How to enable or disable QuickCommands in WPF Diagram?

In WPF Diagram, you can enable or disable Quick commands (Delete, Duplicate, and Connection) by using SelectorConstraints property of Selector.

The following code example explains how to disable Quick Commands.

C#

SelectorViewModel svm = (diagram.SelectedItems as SelectorViewModel);
svm.SelectorConstraints = svm.SelectorConstraints & ~SelectorConstraints.QuickCommands;

Diagram – refers to the instance of SfDiagram

Figure 1: Disable Quick Commands

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning about how to enable or disable QuickCommands in WPF Diagram.

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