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| | Custom designer? Hi! It seems like it is not crowded here, is it? :-) I need to write some application, which can change its own forms on the fly ( like MS Access ? ). So Iooked for ability to switch into the designer mode and back inside one application. For Windows Forms I found the good example, DesignerHost. "INFO: Code Sample That Demonstrates How to Create a Custom Form Designer by Using Visual C# .NET" ( KB813808 ) Looks great. It even can save all that staff in form of XML ( but not XAML ). Now I want to do it with WPF ( Avalon? ). Because the XAML looks like the most natural format for this task. So, where is the sample? I did not find it yet. How can I host the designer mode for WPF? Aleksey. |
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