If you try to use the following characters in a string in XAML you will get a slew of errors in your
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What if we want to use special characters with data binding? I notice that if I try to set Text="{Binding Property}" where Property is m&m, it actually comes through as m&m instead of m&m. I ask this because I would like to use unicode characters.
For example:
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Re: Using special characters in Binding... Figured it out. I took care of this with a value converter and applied the HtmlDecode().
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Si vous essayez d’utiliser les caractères suivants dans une chaîne en XAML, vous allez obtenir des erreurs dans votre liste d’erreurs :
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It looks like that it's the same to the usage of special characters in xml?
Hi,
Could you please tell me what should i replce the equals (=) sign.
Thanks
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