How to have two XAML files with one code per file in WPF

Question

I want to have two XAML (Window) files, having one code per file (filename.xaml.cs) in my WPF application.

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amit srivastava 01 oct. 14 at 19:14

1 answer

Reed copsey · Answer 1 · 2014-10-01T19:16:45+0000

Code per file corresponds to one root element in XAML, so it is not possible for 2 files to share code per file.

Thus, you can often accomplish basic goals with other methods, including:

Use UserControl

for "child" content and include the control directly in the main XAML file.
Use pooled resource dictionaries for resource / style allocation