Create a control from the XAML code

By using xamlreader Class Load Method. This method requires a string type XAML CodeSegment. Xamlreader. Load The method creates a control in the memory. If the control is successfully created, Object Type reference, which is converted to the required type through type conversion. If creation fails Null . Use the following sample code XAML The Code creates a rectangle as follows:

Using system;

Using system. windows;

Using system. Windows. controls;

Using system. Windows. documents;

Using system. Windows. Ink;

Using system. Windows. input;

Using system. Windows. Media;

Using system. Windows. Media. animation;

Using system. Windows. shapes;

Namespace createuifromxamlsnippt

{

Public partial class page: canvas

{

Rectangle RC1;

Public void page_loaded (Object o, eventargs E)

{

// Required to initialize Variables

Initializecomponent ();

Createrectanglefromxaml (100,100,200,200 );

//To reference dynamically created controls, useFindname.

RC1 = This. findname ("RC1") as rectangle;

Rc1.mouseleftbuttondown + = new mouseeventhandler (rc1_mouseleftbuttondown );

}

//Defines the click behavior of a rectangle

Void rc1_mouseleftbuttondown (Object sender, mouseeventargs E)

{

Rc1.fill = new solidcolorbrush (colors. Blue );

}

//SlaveXAMLDynamically create a rectangle in the code

Private void createrectanglefromxaml (Double X, Double Y, double W, double H)

{

// XAMLCode

String S = "<rectangle name = 'rc1 'canvas. left = '"+ x +"' canvas. top = '"+ Y +"' "+" width = '"+ W +" 'height =' "+ H +" 'fill = 'red'/> ";

//UseXamlreaderClass to create a rectangle

Rectangle rc = (rectangle) xamlreader. load (s );

//Add to root canvas

This. Children. Add (RC );

}

}

}

to reference a dynamically created control, note that you cannot use X: Name in XAML Code X: Name attribute, by specifying the name attribute for it, use the findname method to reference dynamically created controls.