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Added support to store which projects each XAML file is associated with, along with app.xaml and assembly reference info. Notice that I’m using XAML2009 support for Name references in XAML . I’m able to define object graphs (not just trees) via this mechanism...
My Window now works exactly like I want: remembers WindowState it was in (Maximized, Restored, Minimized, FullScreen) remembers monitor is was on remembers where to restore to. I had to use a bit more code that I would have liked, but it all is good....
Today I started to teach the XamlDocument class how to find the project that a XAML file is associated with. The technique is somewhat crude right now. [overview of project: XamlPadSample page –today’s source snapshot: 2010-01-22 Source Snapshot ] ...
A customer asked if it was possible, for their own XAML Vocabulary, to not write down XAML with Name="foo". Instead they wanted to write down x:Name="foo". Here is an example of a way to use a XAML node loop (using a XamlReader and...
Enjoyed the feedback I got via blog comment/email about XamlPad/XamlDesigner. I decided today to focus on some of Mike Taulty’s feedback . Already Done One comment from Mike Taulty was already taken care of: Allow for quick navigation through a set of...
XamlPadSample step 1 sample code is now available for download from http://robrelyea.com/demos/XamlPadSample/XamlPadSample-2010-01-20.zip . It requires .NET 4 (although I’m not using Beta2, if you are still on Beta2, I think it will work. Please post...
[Beta 1 of .NET 4 has released, and we’ve been doing a series of blog posts describing new XAML functionality .] One of the things that most excites me about System.Xaml.dll is the flexibility that our programming model gives to people who need something...
Channel9! Now that XAML2009 and System.XAML are in your hands , Mike Shim and I visited Adam Kinney to briefly discuss XAML in .NET 4 on Channel 9 . We discuss some language features, show of the latest version of XamlT.Pad , and more. Update: The last...
An email inside Microsoft asked yesterday for the best way to determine if a XAML document is a “WPF” XAML document. This is my best answer: .NET 4 Technique: [requires .NET Framework 4’s System.Xaml.dll that we announced/demoed at PDC08] This technique...
I’m prototyping and helping design some improvements in XamlWriter.Save() similar to the work that you can see on this wpf forum post about making a faster xamlwriter . Looking at MSDN’s System.Windows.Markup.Primitives namespace, you’ll see the api documentation...