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| Guest | XAML - C++ for code-behing Is it possible at all to write code-behind files in C++/CLI? If yes, could somebody please point me at a sample project file? |
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| Guest | Re: XAML - C++ for code-behing No, sorry, it is not possible to use C++ in code behind yet. The C++ team needs to do some work to make that possible. See http://www.longhornblogs.com/rrelyea...ingStyles.aspx Today, C++ can be used to do coding style 1 & 2, but not 3. Thanks, Rob Relyea [msft] Program Manager, WPF Team http://longhornblogs.com/rrelyea "rincewind" <fake@not.real> wrote in message news:uUeTC%23UCGHA.4016@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > Is it possible at all to write code-behind files in C++/CLI? > If yes, could somebody please point me at a sample project file? > |
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| Guest | Re: XAML - C++ for code-behing "Rob Relyea [MSFT]" <Rob.Relyea@microsoft.com> wrote in message news:%23Z7TLx$CGHA.1312@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > ... Thanks for answering! > The C++ team needs to do some work to make that possible. Does this imply that there's an intention to make it possible some day to use C++ in code behind? What is this work that needs to be done - is it just some tools, like MSBuild, or the language iteself needs to be changed (like adding partial classes, etc)? |
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| Guest | Re: XAML - C++ for code-behing This wouldn't be language work, but build system/project system/codedom work for the C++ team. Partial classes aren't necessary...we have x:Class and x:Subclass to support languages that don't support partial classes. The C++ team is interested in enabling this scenario in the future. Customer feedback will help them prioritize this work. Please let them know you are interested. Thanks, Rob Relyea WPF Program Manager http://longhornblogs.com/rrelyea "rincewind" <fake@not.real> wrote in message news:%23%23dtlxGDGHA.3784@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > "Rob Relyea [MSFT]" <Rob.Relyea@microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:%23Z7TLx$CGHA.1312@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >> ... > Thanks for answering! > >> The C++ team needs to do some work to make that possible. > Does this imply that there's an intention to make it possible some day to > use C++ in code behind? What is this work that needs to be done - is it > just some tools, like MSBuild, or the language iteself needs to be changed > (like adding partial classes, etc)? > > > |
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