How to make two codebehind files for onw WPF window.

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i need two codebehind files for my wpf window. The setup is as follows:
Window1.xaml
Window1.xaml.cs

and i need one more .cs file in which i can store the event handler functions.
i need to access those functions in the following way:
<Button MouseEnter="aFunctionInTheEventHandlerSourceFile"/>
thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

i tried to import the file as follows:
xmlns:local"clr-namespace:myNamespace.Class"
but i dont know how to access the functions.

Posted 1-Apr-16 3:49am

Ratul Thakur

Updated 1-Apr-16 4:02am

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-01T04:02:00

Solution 1

have a look on Partial Classes and Methods [^]
partial class, multiple code behind file [^]

Posted 1-Apr-16 4:02am

Karthik_Mahalingam

Updated 1-Apr-16 4:04am

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Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 10:48am

Yeh that seems to work..... but i need a different class name so that i may use those functions from other classes.

Karthik_Mahalingam 1-Apr-16 10:51am

then you can go for a static class or a noraml class to create properties and common methods over there.. which you can access from other class also..
note : you cant access any object of the xaml control directly in the other class.

Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 10:57am

not directly (-_-)... k i'll go with the same class name. ...ty (^_^)

Karthik_Mahalingam 1-Apr-16 10:57am

hmm.

Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 10:57am

m from himachal btw

Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 10:59am

have a look at https://youtu.be/km07hiitf_E

Karthik_Mahalingam 1-Apr-16 11:01am

ya, speech library.

Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 11:07am

have u watched iron man 2 ??
m gonna create my own "Jarvis" using the speech library.
well.... a female Jarvis

Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 11:08am

have u watched iron man 2 ??
m gonna create my own "Jarvis" using the speech library.
well.... a female jarvis

Karthik_Mahalingam 1-Apr-16 11:10am

Great, all the best.
lol, yes i have watched.
but you are not supposed to discuss stuffs other than code ;)

Ratul Thakur 1-Apr-16 11:52am

dosent matter....
we are not gonna get banned for talking about iron man.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Apr-16 22:42pm

Right, a 5.
—SA