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| | custom panel with xaml+codebehind in designer I am writing a custom panel should be used in xaml like this: <custom:TackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <custom:TackPanel.Trackdefinitions> <custom:TrackDefinition Size="10" x:Name="Track1" /> <custom:TrackDefinition Size="*" x:Name="Track2"/> <custom:TrackDefinition Size="2*" x:Name="Track3"/> </custom:TackPanel.Trackdefinitions> <Button TrackPanel.Track="0" />something<Button> <Button TrackPanel.Track="1" />somethingelse<Button> </custom:TrackPanel> My problem now ist that the custom panel is internally composed out of several other panels and controls (grid, stackpanel, scrollviewer). This composition should ideally be done in a xaml file (like the vs extension does for a UserControl). The codebeind.cs then works with these internal controls depending on what TrackDefinitions and childelements get added. How can I (preferably using the vs extension) create a custom panel that has a xaml file attached to a codebehind .cs file ? |
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