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I was wondering if there's a way to watch all RoutedEvents that are raised in a WPF application. A way to write some info about the events fired to the console would be prefect to see what's going on.

+3  A: 

Yes, but it requires some reflection. You're better off using a tool like Snoop that already does the hard lifting for you.

HTH, Kent

Kent Boogaart
+2  A: 

I've found another way:

I've added this to the loaded handler of my UserControl.

var events = EventManager.GetRoutedEvents();
foreach (var routedEvent in events)
{
    EventManager.RegisterClassHandler(typeof(myUserControl), 
                                      routedEvent, 
                                      new RoutedEventHandler(handler));
}

and this is the handler method:

internal static void handler(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.RoutedEvent.ToString() != "CommandManager.PreviewCanExecute" &&
            e.RoutedEvent.ToString() != "CommandManager.CanExecute")
        Console.WriteLine(e.OriginalSource+"=>"+e.RoutedEvent);
}

The CanExecute events are a bit too much in my case. If you would like to see these too, just remove the if statement.

Sorskoot