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| | How to access the designer class for a WPF form Hi I have a WPF form with a class named X.xaml.cs and I need to inherit from class Y. As C# doesn't support multiple inheritance of classes I cannot inherit from Y because X is already inheriting from Window. I need to move the inheritance of Window to Y then inherit Y by itself. I'm having difficulties because when I specify to inherit from Y the compiler is throwing an error "Partial class declarations must not specify different base classes" and I'm assuming this is because the other part of the partial class X is still inheriting from Window. How do I access the other partial class on a WPF form? On a Windows Form I would just go to X.designer.cs. How do I access the equivalent for a WPF form? Thanks Jason |
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