WPF

logan1337 wrote:

Suppose I want to make my interface modular and abstract, so that I don't need to group everything into a single xaml file. What is the simplest and most efficient way to dynamically swap out pieces of a xaml interface?

logan1337 wrote:

And relatedly, what's the best way to define xaml fragments that aren't entire windows themselves. User controls? Pages?

logan1337 wrote:

If I want a fragment such as the above to appear floating over the other elements in a window/grid, can i do that without creating a new window?

logan1337 wrote:

but I thought that since it required an actual DLL that it was something way more than what I was looking for.

logan1337 wrote:

I'm just surprised that WPF wasn't designed to be modular from the start. It seems too web-page-like, when even web pages are now becoming dynamic and modular

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