XAML Debugging

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I am new to XAML and WPF. Is there any way to Debug XAML?
For example like we debug code in C#'s .cs file.

Posted 6-Jan-11 23:30pm

Pritesh Aryan

Updated 6-Jan-11 23:48pm

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Venkatesh Mookkan · Answer 1 · 2011-01-06T23:39:00

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Pritesh Aryan wrote:
Is there any way to Debug XAML?

No. You cannot debug XAML (AFAIK). But you can use a trick to Debug Data Binding.

Write a Converter (CS / VB) and use it while binding to the control. Place a break point.

Update:

I have posted it as Trick Debugging Trick in XAML DataBinding[^]

Posted 6-Jan-11 23:39pm

Venkatesh Mookkan

Updated 7-Jan-11 0:08am

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Pritesh Aryan 7-Jan-11 5:42am

You can give me trick to Debug Data Binding.

#realJSOP 7-Jan-11 5:49am

@Pritesh - google it. He gave you enough info to figure it out on your own.

Venkatesh Mookkan 7-Jan-11 6:09am

Thanks @John.

@Pritesh, I have updated the Answer. Mark it as Answer if it really helpful.

Pritesh Aryan 7-Jan-11 6:22am

@Venkatesh Mookkan,
ya but your link is broken.
please give me proper link...

Venkatesh Mookkan 7-Jan-11 6:24am

Because, I just posted it as Trick in Tips/Trick section. It is still in Pending status. Sorry.

Pritesh Aryan 7-Jan-11 6:28am

it's ok i will see it after it will endorsed and display in tips/trick section.

Pritesh Aryan 7-Jan-11 6:31am

@Venkatesh Mookkan,
you can also post it in this answer.

Pritesh Aryan 7-Jan-11 23:38pm

@Venkatesh Mookkan,
I have read your trick,
helpful one.
Thanks..........

Venkatesh Mookkan 7-Jan-11 23:40pm

If possible you can vote my trick too

Espen Harlinn · Answer 2 · 2011-01-07T11:22:00

While Venkatesh Mookkan's has provided a good answer, another thing that probably makes sense is to add a handler to System.Windows.Application.DispatcherUnhandledException during initalization. This may provide valuable information including the callstack of the exception.

Regards
Espen Harlinn