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Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) is an XML language used for defining user interfaces in WPF and Silverlight.
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WPF circle and line drawer solution
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XAML:
I have not changed much about the XAML except for the names of the controls and I used a StackPanel instead of a Grid with columns. …
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Putting items next to each other
My opinion is that for simple tasks like in your situation, you should not complicate your XAML. Wrapping a StackPanel around two TextBlock-elements is still pretty clean. … Only when you have to place the same code there a lot of times, your XAML will be cleaner using your own control. …
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