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Windows Forms Markup Language (wfml)

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This sample, written by Joe Stegman, allows users to create XML Form definitions and then instatiate those Forms at runtime.  This is similar in concept to Xamlon but more generic in that it can also be used to declare any managed type.  The basis for wfml is that types map to XML elements and properties map to XML attributes. 

Check it out at https://windowsforms.net

Comments

  • Anonymous
    March 08, 2004
    Thanks! Looks like we can use this for VG.net as well. Is there a serializer coming?
  • Anonymous
    March 09, 2004
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  • Anonymous
    April 21, 2004
    We decided to serialize VG.net vector graphics to MyXaml instead of WFML, since MyXaml is actively supported and enhanced.

    You can read about the MyXaml and VG.net graphics engine integration here:
    http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/vgclock.asp

    Among other things, this demonstrates the flexibility of MyXaml to work with
    third party assemblies.
  • Anonymous
    July 09, 2004
    Well, I might be a little late to say this, but I have an entry about WFML. But its not exactly what you think it is.

    WFML is 'Win Forms Markup Language', but not what MS wrote - it is something I wrote for the fun of it.

    I seemed to be getting several google hits a day about it, so I thought I'd check up. You might find it intersting, atleast for coincidence worth.. :)

    http://pensieve.thinkingms.com/CommentView,guid,fc269607-7c39-4f96-b7c6-edd2247413a4.aspx

    regards
    Roshan