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How can i use inheritance with WPF controls

Asked by static-void in C / C++ / C# Editors and IDEs, .NET Framework 3.x versions

Tags: WPF, C#, Windows Forms

Hi there
Im just trying to create a windows form application using the WPF framework with VS2008. The form is to display a set of pages for configuration and display options however i want all pages to share some characteristics for usability reasons. What i want is to be able to create a base control which contains the common components for the pages and then extend the base control to create each of the individual pages. This seems like a simple thing to do and encourages good OO design however it seems very dificult to do under the framework. I cannot simply create a UserControl and extend it from another UserControl as XAML does not allow this. Any ideas on how to solve this problem.Ive tried using custom controls but they are not designed for this useage and do not have a control structure which existing controls can be added to.

Thanks
Luke
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