Re: Working With WPF in D2007/D2008?
- From: Robert Giesecke <spam@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 07:35:40 +0200
I.P. Nichols wrote:
Blend uses the Visual Studio *.proj file as the interface so that if either Visual Studio or Blend make changes to either a XAML or it's code behind file, the other one knows that a change has happened and can reload the changed files.
That *is* the MSBuild file. They are all the same, except for additional nodes, that aren't important for Blend. (like deployment settings, etc)
This is the file Blend uses to populate the explorer view.
In theory, this could just work for D.Net.
OTOH, at one time you *will* gt a XAML that will have more than one namespace per file and then, the Delphi codeDOM will not be able to render the correct code...
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