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Limited generics support in Xaml

In a post to the WPF forum, Zhou Yong had the idea to use a MarkupExtension to make it possible to create a generic dictionary (Dictionary<K,V>) from Xaml. It’s a cool idea, so I played with it a bit, with the result shown below. The end result is that you can do the following, for example, where a ListBox

Filed under: ASP.NET | On : 2006 Oct 06 | From: Mike Hillbergs Blog on WPF (Avalon) |

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