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| | pack URI format & resourcedictionaries I'm trying to merge a resource dictionary with one stored in another assembly in my project, but I cannot seem to get the URI format correct. I'm not finding a whole lot of documentation on the format (at least for this scenario; there's a lot of stuff referencing .jpg's, though), and I haven't found a combination of settings that works. Given: Application.exe and Library.dll, I have a .xaml-based ResourceDictionary at /Source/Resources/Resource.xaml, and MyApp.xaml tries to merge in: <ResourceDictionary Source="{0}"/> I've tried building Resource.xaml as EmbeddedResource, Content, Resource, and Page (the default setting). I've tried setting {0} to: Resource.xaml Resources/Resource.xaml /Source/Resources/Resource.xaml /Resource.xaml pack://application:,Resource.xaml (says the URI prefix is not recognized) pack://application:,Source,Resources,Resource.xaml pack://siteoforigin:,Resource.xaml pack://siteoforigin:,Source,Resources,Resource.xaml None of these combos work, so I'm stuck. Has anyone had luck getting this particular scenario working? |
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| | Re: pack URI format & resourcedictionaries I got a bit closer in that the authority is working: pack://application:,,, but no matter how I package and reference that xaml file, it isn't finding it. |
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