how to programitacally write the xaml code in C#

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<charting:LinearAxis Orientation="X"   x:Name="orty"  Maximum="{Binding Path=Text, ElementName=txtx,Mode=TwoWay}" Title="Ledmodule operating (mA)" ShowGridLines="True">
                        <charting:LinearAxis.GridLineStyle>
                            <Style TargetType="Line">
                                <Setter Property="Stroke" Value="Blue" />
                                <Setter Property="StrokeDashArray" Value="1,2" />
                            </Style>
                        </charting:LinearAxis.GridLineStyle>
                    </charting:LinearAxis>

the gridline style propert i want to write in my .cs file in c# for my y axis how to doit.

C#

parentchart.Axes.Add(new LinearAxis() { Minimum = 0, Title = "Y Axis Name",ShowGridLines=true, Interval=70,   Orientation = AxisOrientation.Y, Maximum = ymax > 0 ? ymax : 300});

here i want to style my grid line in C# code.
how to do it.

Posted 11-Nov-13 1:03am

kumar9avinash

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Andreas Gieriet · Answer 1 · 2013-11-11T01:12:00

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XAML is compiled into C# code. You may reverse engineer somename.g.cs etc. files. Search after compiling in your project for all files that have the same base name as your XAML file.
Cheers
Andi

Posted 11-Nov-13 1:12am

Andreas Gieriet

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kumar9avinash 11-Nov-13 7:16am

pardon :)

kumar9avinash 11-Nov-13 7:20am

i just want o set the property of y axis using c# code ,which i have done for x axis through xaml.

Andreas Gieriet 11-Nov-13 10:20am

If your xaml file is called MyView.xaml, you find after compiling the project the generated c# file in obj\MyView.g.cs. Reverse engineer means: have a look how it is done there and do it similarly in your own code.
Cheers
Andi