Xaml to C# , how to write in c# code

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for some reason I want write those xaml code in c# code.

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<igdp:xamdatagrid.resources xmlns:igdp="#unknown">
    <Style  x:Key="IconCellStyle" TargetType="{x:Type igDP:CellValuePresenter}">
        <setter property="Template">
             <setter.value>
                 <controltemplate targettype="{x:Type igDP:CellValuePresenter}">
                        <dockpanel>
                               <stackpanel>
                                   <grid x:name="CustomerIcon" tooltip="Employee" xmlns:x="#unknown">
                                        <Image  Name="OnlineState_Image"/>
                                              </grid>
                                </stackpanel>
                          </dockpanel>
         <controltemplate.triggers>
           <datatrigger binding="{Binding Path= DataItem.ErrorState}" value="0">
             <setter targetname="CustomerIcon" property="Visibility" value="Visible" />
            </datatrigger>
        </controltemplate.triggers>
        </controltemplate>
     </setter.value>
  </setter>
 </Style>
</igdp:xamdatagrid.resources>

I don't know to how to wrote those parts: how to add DockPanle to ControlTemplate,
DataTrigger's Binding etc.......

I searched Internet for information , but almost everything in Xaml code, very few in in c#, not enough for above xaml code.

could someone give me a clue?
thanks in advance

Posted 16-Oct-11 22:24pm

Alimjan Yasin

Updated 16-Oct-11 22:48pm

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BobJanova 17-Oct-11 6:54am

I'm not sure it's possible to write control templates except in XAML. Why do you want to, anyway?

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-10-16T22:41:00

Solution 1

Go through a book or some documentation on msdn / the internet for each of these parts individually.
You should be able to find more information.

For starters -
Control Styles and Templates[^]
WPF Data Binding - DataTriggers [^]

Posted 16-Oct-11 22:41pm

Abhinav S

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Alimjan Yasin 17-Oct-11 5:17am

all of them is xaml code, I still did not find , but thanks!

I.explore.code · Answer 2 · 2011-10-16T22:44:00

While XAML is not strictly necessary, it just provides for abstraction and separation between the UI layer code and server side code. XAML is rendered on the client machine while C# code would hit the server to get the required elements. So I would imagine that XAML can be good for saving a few server trips.

However, if you'd still rather write C# instead of XAML, see if this helps: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6548528/using-c-sharp-instead-of-xaml-in-silverlight[^]

DockPanel[^]

try this link as well, hope this helps

Cheers..