Avadhesh Kumar Patel
District Project Manager - Aligarh
14 months work experience in Panchayati Raj Department Sector as District Project Manager & 12 months work experience in IT Sector as Software Engineer. :-)
XAML files are usually compiled rather than parsed at
runtime. But it also supports parsing during runtime. When we build a XAML
based project, you
will see it creates a g.cs extension in the obiDebug folder. Therefore, for
every XAML file, you will find a g.cs file. For instance, a MainPage.XAML will
have a MainPage.g.cs file in the obiDebug folder. In short, at run time, you
actually do not see the XAML file. But if you want to do runtime parsing of the
XAML file, it also allows that to be
done.
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XAML files are usually compiled rather than parsed at runtime. But it also supports parsing during runtime. When we build a XAML based project, you will see it creates a g.cs extension in the obiDebug folder. Therefore, for every XAML file, you will find a g.cs file. For instance, a MainPage.XAML will have a MainPage.g.cs file in the obiDebug folder. In short, at run time, you actually do not see the XAML file. But if you want to do runtime parsing of the XAML file, it also allows that to be done.