How do I Deserialize?

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Hi,

How do I deserialize this?

C#

public static void SerializeToXML(MainWindow window, Canvas canvas, int dpi, string filename)
    {
        string mystrXAML = XamlWriter.Save(canvas);
        FileStream filestream = File.Create(filename);
        StreamWriter streamwriter = new StreamWriter(filestream);
        streamwriter.Write(mystrXAML);
        streamwriter.Close();
        filestream.Close();
    }

Thanks

Posted 2-Jan-14 18:42pm

shers

Updated 2-Jan-14 19:14pm

Karthik_Mahalingam

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BillWoodruff 3-Jan-14 0:56am

Please tag your question: WPF ? SilverLight ? WinRT ? HTML5 ?

CodeProject is your friend:

http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/318905/Use-Xaml-XamlServices-to-Serialize-or-Deserialize

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Jan-14 2:58am

Deserialize? With DPI?!...
—SA

shers 3-Jan-14 3:06am

yes. Here's the serialized text.

<Canvas Background="#FFEBEBEB" Name="DesigningCanvas" Margin="20,20,20,60" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"><textbox width="177" cursor="Hand" canvas.left="50" canvas.top="30">It's a TextBox control<Label Width="110" Cursor="Hand" Canvas.Left="50">It's a Label control</Label><Button Cursor="Hand" Canvas.Left="50" Canvas.Top="60">It's a Button control</Button><radiobutton name="radioButton1" height="30" cursor="Hand" canvas.left="50" canvas.top="90"><stackpanel orientation="Horizontal"><Label>It's a Custom RadioButton Control with CheckBox control</Label><checkbox margin="7,7,7,7"><checkbox name="checkBox1" height="16" cursor="Hand" canvas.left="50" canvas.top="120">It's a CheckBox control<ListBox Name="listBox1" Width="151" Height="100" Cursor="Hand" Canvas.Left="489" Canvas.Top="160"><ListBoxItem>It's a ListBox control</ListBoxItem></ListBox></Canvas>

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Xiao Ling · Answer 1 · 2014-01-02T21:08:00

Solution 1

just do it reversely. you can search MSDN how to use them. Good luck

StreamWriter -> StreamReader
XamlWriter.save -> XamlReader.load

Posted 2-Jan-14 21:08pm

Xiao Ling

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shers 3-Jan-14 8:24am

That doesn't work