I have a WPF project (in .NET 4.0) with XAML resources embedded in as assembly as Pages. In the XAML, I need to have MarkupExtension that is declared in another assembly that has no specific knowledge of the assembly with the XAML.
Now, I need this MarkupExtension to be able to access the assembly in which the XAML is embedded. Ho开发者_Python百科w is this possible?
After a bit of playing around, I worked it out:
public override object ProvideValue( IServiceProvider serviceProvider )
{
var contextProvider = (IXamlSchemaContextProvider)serviceProvider.GetService( typeof( IXamlSchemaContextProvider ) );
var type = contextProvider.SchemaContext.GetType().Assembly.GetType( "System.Windows.Baml2006.Baml2006SchemaContext" );
var property = type.GetProperty( "LocalAssembly", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic );
var assembly = (Assembly)property.GetValue( contextProvider, null );
...
}
Hope that helps someone else.
The problem is: You need the name/path of the assembly to use it in XAML. (example)
Your way is to use the MarkupExtension in the code-behind by dynamically loading your needed assembly.
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