SilverLight 4: what does the "x:" stand for in an XAML file?
Hi Experts:
I am developing SilverLight 4 applications with Visual Studio 2010.
In the XAML tags there are some attributes start with "x:" (see the attached screenshoot). I understand that the word like "xmlns:" has the meaning of "XML Name Space" and it is used to define name spaces. Then what does "x:" mean? Any information/reference about how "x:" works will be appriciated.
Thank you.
XamlSample.png
I am developing SilverLight 4 applications with Visual Studio 2010.
In the XAML tags there are some attributes start with "x:" (see the attached screenshoot). I understand that the word like "xmlns:" has the meaning of "XML Name Space" and it is used to define name spaces. Then what does "x:" mean? Any information/reference about how "x:" works will be appriciated.
Thank you.
XamlSample.png
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Hi carl tawn:
Then how does the elements in this particular namespace hook up with the elements in the XAML? For example, for <Application.Resources> element, only x:Uid is available, but for <Grid> element, x:FieldModifier, x:Name and x:Uid are all available?
Thankyou.
Then how does the elements in this particular namespace hook up with the elements in the XAML? For example, for <Application.Resources> element, only x:Uid is available, but for <Grid> element, x:FieldModifier, x:Name and x:Uid are all available?
Thankyou.
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