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| | Nested/Inner Classes and the x:Type Markup Extension I want to use an TargetType="{x:Type Yadda.Stuff}" where Yadda is a class and Stuff is an inner class of Yadda. Is this possible in Xaml? I'd rather not have the namespace polluted with a wrapper class that I'm using to populate a TreeView (as I can't modify the data class itself). Any help is appreciated. |
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| | Re: Nested/Inner Classes and the x:Type Markup Extension I believe you need to use: {x:Type Yadda+Stuff} - Doug "Martin Smith" <martin.smith.jr@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1157954228.035389.76320@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... >I want to use an TargetType="{x:Type Yadda.Stuff}" where Yadda is a > class and Stuff is an inner class of Yadda. Is this possible in Xaml? > I'd rather not have the namespace polluted with a wrapper class that > I'm using to populate a TreeView (as I can't modify the data class > itself). > > Any help is appreciated. > |
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