From the course: Microsoft XAML: 2 Content and Properties
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Install the dotPeek utility
From the course: Microsoft XAML: 2 Content and Properties
Install the dotPeek utility
- [Male Voiceover] Later in this chapter, I'll show you how XAML determines whether or not direct content is allowed in a XAML element. To do that, I'll need to use a disassembler tool. There are several disassemblers to choose from. You can pick your favorite. For this example, I'll use JetBrains dotPeek. So, go, I went to Google and looked for dotPeek. Found this link, click here, click on this Get dotPeek button. Downloads the executable and you know what to do. Click on this and go through the installation process. It's this top one here, Install Standalone. Click on the Install button and then click on this Install button at the bottom. After a few seconds on my computer, I see this install complete. Then I'll look to see if it's available. There it is and run the application. Close the first two dialogs, accept the licensing terms, and now I'm ready to use dotPeek to disassemble some XAML elements and some XAML classes and see how they use content.
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What does content mean in XAML?3m 41s
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Use children elements as content7m 5s
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Install the dotPeek utility1m 16s
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How each element defines a content property5m 28s
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Content as an object in XAML6m 32s
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Content as an object in code5m 33s
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Visual content in panels4m 59s
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Content as a list in XAML3m 53s
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Content as a list in code3m 6s
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Content as a dictionary in XAML4m 53s
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Content as a dictionary in code1m 25s
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