Code Gen tool and the InitializeComponent() method

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  • moondaddy

    Code Gen tool and the InitializeComponent() method

    I'm made a RAD code generation tool that (among many other things) makes WPF
    UserControls. It creates all the XAML and codebehind just fine (i.e.:
    mycontrol.xaml and mycontrol.xaml. cs)

    However, I also need to generate the mycontrol.g.cs file which will be
    located in the obj/Debug folder.

    The biggest obstacle in creating this file is the first line of code in it
    which is something like this:


    #pragma checksum "..\..\mycontro l.xaml"
    "{406ea660-64cf-4c82-b6f0-42d48172a799}" "4809B608A4C9A3 D0764E1AD5BFEDE 59A"

    Is there an API I can call to create this file. What options do I have
    other than going into VS and manually creating the user control by the
    correct name, and then coping all of my code-gen code into it? I will have
    100s of user controls and don't want to do this manually as it goes against
    to reason for having code gen tools.

    Thanks.

    --
    moondaddy@newsg roup.nospam


  • Walter Wang [MSFT]

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    Re: Code Gen tool and the InitializeCompo nent() method

    Thanks for the follow-up.


    Please feel free to let me know if there's any update on this issue.


    Regards,
    Walter Wang (wawang@online. microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
    Microsoft Online Community Support

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