T4 and Silverlight in Visual Studio 2008
Colin Eberhardt has a nice article on The Code Project walking through using a small textual DSL encoded in XML to define a set of dependency properties and then using that as a data source for T4 to generate all of the necessary boilerplate code.
Apart from being intrinsically cool, he's also doing this in a Silverlight project, and he includes the small amount of special sauce needed to get T4 generation working in a Silverlight project inside Visual Studio 2008.
BTW, in Visual Studio 2010, T4 in Silverlight should "just work".
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- Anonymous
September 27, 2009
The comment has been removed - Anonymous
September 27, 2009
.... and if I bothered to look at your most recent blgo post, I would have seen that you have linked to this already :-) Thanks, Colin E.