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06-03-2006
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| | UserControl in VB project I am able to use a UserControl in a C# project but not in a VB project. Is that the correct functionality at the moment in Beta 2 or should I be able to add a UserControl even in a VB project? TIA -- Eli |
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06-05-2006
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| | Re: UserControl in VB project Thanks for bringing this up. UserControl should work in markup using VB and C# projects but there is a WPF bug in Beta2 that broke it in VB projects. We'll fix this in the next release. From the VS"Orcas" tools Beta2 readme: - Referencing user-defined types in XAML that is declared within the current VB project will fail at runtime. The workaround for VB projects is to reference user types from a separate assembly or a C# project instead. "Eli" <eli@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E421BC70-4124-4254-AEE0-DF9B9A8447DA@microsoft.com... >I am able to use a UserControl in a C# project but not in a VB project. Is > that the correct functionality at the moment in Beta 2 or should I be able > to > add a UserControl even in a VB project? > > TIA > -- > Eli |
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