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Ok, not so impressive visually right now, so lets go for a tour of the technical details instead. |
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## PerspexProperty ## |
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PerspexProperty is the equivalent of WPF's DependencyProperty. |
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## XAML |
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As you can see, all of the examples here are defined in code, and as yet there is no current |
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support for any type of markup such as XAML. That's not to rule out such a thing, but I don't think |
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there's anyone out there who loves XAML and I'm sure a better markup is possible. However as XAML |
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maps to .NET objects there should be no reason a XAML parser couldn't be written. |
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As you can see, all of the examples here are defined in code - but a XAML implementation is being |
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worked on (https://github.com/SuperJMN/Perspex/tree/xamlreader) |
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## That's all for now |
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There's a lot more to see, and even more to do, so if you want to have a play you can get the code |
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here: [https://github.com/grokys/Perspex](https://github.com/grokys/Perspex) |
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Feedback welcome! |
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Feedback welcome! |
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