XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Tue, 12 Sep 2006 13:39:28 Z

I'm trying to serialize a tree of object in xaml in some designer app.

some node of this tree refers to the same reference that i added to a resource dictionnary.

XamlWriter won't serialize the reference to the dictionnary resources as a StaticResource + ResourceKey

but i understand reading this post :

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=286265&SiteID=1

that this should be possible using MarkupObject and modifying the ouput for some node.

let say :

 
            Transform3DGroup TG1 = new Transform3DGroup();
            Transform3DGroup TG2 = new Transform3DGroup();
 
            TranslateTransform3D ts2 = new TranslateTransform3D();    
 
            TG1.Children.Add(new TranslateTransform3D());
            TG1.Children.Add(ts2);
 
            TG2.Children.Add(new TranslateTransform3D());
            TG2.Children.Add(ts2);

here's basically the output i'm looking for :

    <Transform3DGroup x:Name="TG1">
      <TranslateTransform3D/>
      <StaticResource ResourceKey="ts2"/>
    </Transform3DGroup>
 
    <Transform3DGroup x:Name="TG2">
      <TranslateTransform3D/>
      <StaticResource ResourceKey="ts2"/>
    </Transform3DGroup>

Could someone provide me some information on how to achieve this ?

Thanks

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Tue, 12 Sep 2006 15:38:06 Z

Here is a quick sample I worked on recently...

I built my own XamlWriter using MarkupObject and MarkupProperties.
Please let me know of any enhancements you have problems making.

Thanks, Rob

Update 1: enhanced this code to handle IDictionary cases (like Page.Resources - ResourceDictionary)
Update 2: enhanced this code to generate xmlns in the heading & cached the ContentProperty per Type (helps speed even more)...also looks for a null value and uses {x:Null}.

Reminder: this sample is not complete...add features you may need...

using System;

using System.IO;

using System.Xml;

using System.Windows.Markup.Primitives;

using System.Text;

using System.Windows.Markup;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Collections;

using System.Diagnostics;

namespace Microsoft.Samples.XamlWriter

{

// Summary:

// Provides a single static Overload:SXamlWriter.Save method

// that can be used for limited Extensible Application

// Markup Language (XAML) serialization of provided runtime objects. This class

// cannot be inherited, and only has static methods.

public static class XamlWriter

{

// Summary:

// Returns a Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) string that serializes

// the provided object.

// Parameters:

// obj:

// The element to be serialized. Typically, this is the root element of a page

// or application.

// Returns:

// Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) string that can be written

// to a stream or file. The logical tree of all elements that fall under the

// provided obj element will be serialized.

// Exceptions:

// System.Security.SecurityException:

// the application is not running in full trust.

// System.ArgumentNullException:

// obj is null.

public static string Save(object obj)

{

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

WriteObject(obj, sb, true);

return sb.ToString();

}

//WriteObject - 3 params (used primarily when isRoot is true or by the 2 param version)

private static void WriteObject(object obj, StringBuilder sb, bool isRoot)

{

WriteObjectWithKey(null, obj, sb, isRoot);

}

//WriteObject - 2 param version

private static void WriteObject(object obj, StringBuilder sb)

{

WriteObjectWithKey(null, obj, sb, false);

}

//WriteObject - 3 param version

private static void WriteObjectWithKey(object key, object obj, StringBuilder sb)

{

WriteObjectWithKey(key, obj, sb, false);

}

private static Dictionary<Type, string> contentProperties = new Dictionary<Type, string>();

//WriteObject - 4 params (used primarily when isRoot is true or by the 3 param version)

private static void WriteObjectWithKey(object key, object obj, StringBuilder sb, bool isRoot)

{

List<MarkupProperty> propertyElements = new List<MarkupProperty>();

//If the value is a string

string s = obj as string;

if (s != null)

{

//TODO: in a dictionary, this should be serialized as a <s:String />

sb.Append(s);

return;

}

MarkupProperty contentProperty = null;

string contentPropertyName = null;

MarkupObject markupObj = MarkupWriter.GetMarkupObjectFor(obj);

Type objectType = obj.GetType();

sb.Append("<" + markupObj.ObjectType.Name);

if (isRoot)

{

sb.Append(" xmlns=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation\" xmlns:x=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml\"");

}

if (key != null)

{

string keyString = key.ToString();

if (keyString.Length > 0)

sb.Append(" x:Key=\"" + keyString + "\"");

else

//TODO: key may not be a string, what about x:Type...

throw new NotImplementedException("Sample XamlWriter cannot yet handle keys that aren't strings");

}

//Look for CPA info in our cache that keeps contentProperty names per Type

//If it doesn't have an entry, go get the info and store it.

if (!contentProperties.ContainsKey(objectType))

{

string lookedUpContentProperty = string.Empty;

foreach (Attribute attr in markupObj.Attributes)

{

ContentPropertyAttribute cpa = attr as ContentPropertyAttribute;

if (cpa != null)

lookedUpContentProperty = cpa.Name;

}

contentProperties.Add(objectType, lookedUpContentProperty);

}

contentPropertyName = contentProperties[objectType];

string contentString = string.Empty;

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProperty in markupObj.Properties)

{

if (markupProperty.Name != contentPropertyName)

{

if (markupProperty.IsValueAsString)

contentString = markupProperty.Value as string;

else if (!markupProperty.IsComposite)

sb.Append(" " + markupProperty.Name + "=\"" + markupProperty.Value + "\"");

else if (markupProperty.Value.GetType() == typeof(NullExtension))

sb.Append(" " + markupProperty.Name + "=\"{x:Null}\"");

else

{

propertyElements.Add(markupProperty);

}

else

contentProperty = markupProperty;

}

if (contentProperty != null || propertyElements.Count > 0 || contentString != string.Empty)

{

sb.Append(">");

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProp in propertyElements)

{

string propElementName = markupObj.ObjectType.Name + "." + markupProp.Name;

sb.Append("<" + propElementName + ">");

WriteChildren(sb, markupProp);

sb.Append("</" + propElementName + ">");

}

if (contentString != string.Empty)

sb.Append(contentString);

else if (contentProperty != null)

WriteChildren(sb, contentProperty);

sb.Append("</" + markupObj.ObjectType.Name + ">");

}

else

{

sb.Append("/>");

}

private static void WriteChildren(StringBuilder sb, MarkupProperty markupProp)

{

if (!markupProp.IsComposite)

{

XamlWriter.WriteObject(markupProp.Value, sb);

}

else

{

IList collection = markupProp.Value as IList;

IDictionary dictionary = markupProp.Value as IDictionary;

if (collection != null)

{

foreach (object o in collection)

XamlWriter.WriteObject(o, sb);

}

else if (dictionary != null)

{

foreach (object key in dictionary.Keys)

{

XamlWriter.WriteObjectWithKey(key, dictionary[key], sb);

}

else

XamlWriter.WriteObject(markupProp.Value, sb);

}

// Summary:

// Saves Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) information into a provided

// stream to serialize the provided object.

// Parameters:

// obj:

// The element to be serialized. Typically, this is the root element of a page

// or application.

// stream:

// Destination stream for the serialized XAML information.

// Exceptions:

// System.Security.SecurityException:

// the application is not running in full trust.

// System.ArgumentNullException:

// obj is null -or- stream is null.

public static void Save(object obj, Stream stream) { }

// Summary:

// Saves Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) information as the source

// for a provided text writer object. The output of the text writer can then

// be used to serialize the provided object.

// Parameters:

// writer:

// TextWriter instance to use to write the serialized XAML information.

// obj:

// The element to be serialized. Typically, this is the root element of a page

// or application.

// Exceptions:

// System.ArgumentNullException:

// obj is null -or- writer is null.

// System.Security.SecurityException:

// the application is not running in full trust.

public static void Save(object obj, TextWriter writer) { }

// Summary:

// Saves Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) information as the source

// for a provided XML writer object. The output of the XML writer can then be

// used to serialize the provided object.

// Parameters:

// obj:

// The element to be serialized. Typically, this is the root element of a page

// or application.

// xmlWriter:

// Writer to use to write the serialized XAML information.

// Exceptions:

// System.ArgumentNullException:

// obj is null -or- manager is null.

// System.Security.SecurityException:

// the application is not running in full trust.

public static void Save(object obj, XmlWriter xmlWriter) { }

}

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Tue, 12 Sep 2006 15:52:04 Z

Thank you very much Rob !

I did not have the time to dig into it but after days of msdn reading on Markup.Primitives & others, this look like the answer to the rubik cube.

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Thu, 14 Sep 2006 13:08:24 Z

working great so far, by adding a check to a lookup hashTable to see if the object (node) that

is going to be serialized needs to be replaced by a <StaticResource/> node.

serializing a ResourceDictionary will end up with a

"An unhandled exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' occurred in mscorlib.dll"

since ResourceDictionary have a property ( or attached prop ) 'ResourceDictionary.Entries'

which is a ResourceDictionary itself.

i understand this, since this is a basic learning sample.

i just added a line that check if the node is a ResourceDictionary and if so replace the output by the

the full XamlWriter.Save output for that node ( which handle that just fine).

Funny, dirty, but i'm only prototyping, experimenting right now.

on a side note 'System.StackOverflowException' can append with the full XamlWriter too.

Thanks again Rob, this sample is really helpfull.

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Thu, 14 Sep 2006 14:34:31 Z

shortly after i posted the example, i realized it hadn't handled IDictionary (RD, and other) cases. I updated the sample to handle it...(see the post above.)

Let me know what other problems you run into here...

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 15 Sep 2006 13:10:29 Z

Thanks Rob - looks like this could be a lot faster from my initial tests.

However, there are some problems with the markup this generates. At some point, I will need to load the generated markup with XamlReader, and it's currently choking on a few things. Consider the following Xaml (sorry about the formatting - I tried):

Generated by existing XamlWriter:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<GeometryDrawing.Pen>

</GeometryDrawing.Pen>

</GeometryDrawing>

Generated by new, lighter XamlWriter:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

XamlReader initially chokes on the missing xmlns attributes, and after that, the NullExtension Element. I can modify the code to place the xmlns attributes on the root element, but I'm not so sure what to do about NullExtension, since it seems likely that this will happen in other instances as well.

Ideas?

Thanks,

Fred

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 15 Sep 2006 16:48:09 Z

I've added a check for a null value, added a small cache for storing the contentproperty for a type, and added the real xmlns files.
The cache may make scenarios that repeat the same element several time faster.

Thanks for the bug finding in the sample.

Note: the <NullExtension /> failed because it should have put it in the x: namespace.
Regardless, it is more succinct to just use {x:Null} in attribute syntax.

-Rob

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 15 Sep 2006 18:29:06 Z

Thanks Rob - Everything seems to be working now.

In my scenario, this is yielding somewhere between 50 and 59% improvements in terms of speed - twice as fast as before!

Still not knocking on XamlReader's door, but a nice gain nonetheless. Thanks a lot for looking into this, and double thanks for the code - I now have something to work with.

Thanks again,

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 15:50:47 Z

Hello Rob,

So far everything run's fine in my atempt to extend your sample to add the possibility for some elements in the tree
i'm xamlizing to be replaced by a <StaticResource ResourceKey="..."> elements.

right now, the serialized object is a custom class extending FrameworkElement so i can put my Resources in the .Resources property.

i get to the point but in my output . the .<local:theNode.Resources> is at the bottom of the xaml output instead of the top as it usually sit.

when i try to read the xaml. an error is throwned that it can't find the specified resourceKey in the resources.
my guess is that the resources are not parsed yet.

i tryed to add a [DependsOnAttribute("Resources")] on my property but i guess that if i don't do anything in the writer to handle this , it won't do anything , right ?

Thanks.

<local:theNode xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
                  xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
                  xmlns:local=".....">
....
          <Transform3DGroup>
            <StaticResource ResourceKey="0422eb15-70c6-42c6-91e9-72d506e98c68" />
          </Transform3DGroup>
....
<local:theNode.Resources>
    <TranslateTransform3D x:Key="0422eb15-70c6-42c6-91e9-72d506e98c68" />
</local:theNode.Resources>
</local:theNode>

Edit: yes, that's the problem. by manually moving Resources up in the xaml it works fine.

i might be able to find a way to move it up at write time but any advice would be great. : ]

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 10 Nov 2006 13:16:59 Z

Guys,

Could you please, post a finaly full source code for this?

Thanks!

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Sat, 16 Jun 2007 22:24:17 Z

The serializer was producing the following invalid xaml:

I fixed it by adding || !markupProperty.IsContent) to the following section of

WriteObjectWithKey.

string contentString = string.Empty;

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProperty in markupObj.Properties)

{

if (markupProperty.Name != contentPropertyName || !markupProperty.IsContent)

{

if (markupProperty.IsValueAsString)

contentString = markupProperty.Value as string;

else if (!markupProperty.IsComposite)

sb.Append(" " + markupProperty.Name + "=\"" + markupProperty.Value + "\"");

else if (markupProperty.Value.GetType() == typeof(NullExtension))

sb.Append(" " + markupProperty.Name + "=\"{x:Null}\"");

else

{

propertyElements.Add(markupProperty);

}

else

contentProperty = markupProperty;

}

The IsContent flag on MarkupProperty makes me wonder if the serializer shouldn't be using the ContentPropertyAttribute at all.

Thanks again for the great serializer. It's saved me a huge amout of time and I recently customized it accept "adoptedChildren" on the root element so I can ues it for copy/paste without moving selected entites around.

Bryan Livingston

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 19 Oct 2007 08:10:56 Z

I’m trying to use the Sample XamlWriter, however I get an exception in some situation. After some debugging I found out that the MarkupProperty throws an exception.

I’ve isolated the problem. Funny thing is that the original XamlWriter functions without any error.

Setter setter = new Setter();

setter.Property = TextBox.VerticalScrollBarVisibilityProperty;

setter.Value = ScrollBarVisibility.Auto;

MarkupObject markupObject = MarkupWriter.GetMarkupObjectFor(setter);

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProperty in markupObject.Properties)

{

Console.WriteLine("Value", markupProperty.Value);

}

Console.WriteLine(System.Windows.Markup.XamlWriter.Save(setter));

Output:

NullReferenceException

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

at System.Windows.Markup.Primitives.ElementProperty.CheckForMarkupExtension(Type propertyType, Object value, IValueSerializerContext context, Boolean convertEnums)

at System.Windows.Markup.Primitives.ElementProperty.get_Value()

at …

(Somehow the Sample XamlWriter throws this exception testing the IsComposite property, my code only throws exception when using the Value property)

I guess it has something to do with that the value is an enum value, the output of the original xamlwriter is:

<Setter.Value>

</Setter.Value>

</Setter>

Please help me understand this error, I’m really stuck on this. How should I use the markupobject/markupproperty classes to know that I need a xtatic markupextension?

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Thu, 20 Dec 2007 20:26:57 Z

I've found a bug in this serializer, and am not sure it can be fixed.

It happens with certain international languages, for example dutch netherlands. The Writer will produce xaml that looks like this:

<Path xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Stroke="#FF000000" StrokeThickness="1" StrokeStartLineCap="Flat" StrokeEndLineCap="Flat" StrokeDashCap="Square" StrokeLineJoin="Miter" StrokeDashOffset="0" StrokeDashArray="">
<Path.Data>
<GeometryGroup FillRule="Nonzero">
<GeometryGroup.Children>
<PathGeometry FillRule="Nonzero" Figures="M21,9839992523193;27,216667175293L47,1360015869141;30,3846664428711C50,4000015258789;32,1766738891602 52,1279983520508;34...

The code in the figures is incorrect, it uses comma for a decimal point and the semicolon's should be spaces.

Since the value for figures is being created by the system method MarkupWriter.GetMarkupObjectFor(obj), there isn't away to control it or pass it a invariant culture.

Is this MarkupWriter class broken or is there a way to fix this?

Thanks.

Bryan

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:40:41 Z

Hi, i tried to use the XamlWriter in the sample in my application.

However, in my application, i will have lots and lots of self defined elements which required explicit namespaces to be appended as prefix of each elements. In that case, the XamlWriter doesn't work anymore since it is generating content all without the user defined namespaces.

Could anything be done to cater for the mentioned issue?

Thank you.

peanut_zwei

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:21:36 Z

I am working on XamlWriter to support explicit namespaces. It shall be ready in 2-3 days. Once it is in working condition, I'll post it here.

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Thu, 04 Sep 2008 07:43:26 Z

Thanks Sandhu for the effort. I will be waiting for your code to try it out within my application.

Thanks a lot. :)

peanut_zwei

XamlWriter, MarkupObject How to ?

Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:57:45 Z

Hello,

I couldn't spare time to cleanup the code. So the code works but may need performance tuneup depending on your usages. The most of code is copied from Rob's sample code; I have added custom namespace support.

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Xml;

using System.Windows.Markup.Primitives;

using System.IO;

using System.Windows.Markup;

using System.Collections;

namespace Ikon.Samples.Wpf

{

public class XamlWriter

{

Dictionary<string, NamespaceMap> m_nsMap = new Dictionary<string, NamespaceMap>();

private Dictionary<Type, string> m_contentPropertiesCache = new Dictionary<Type, string>();

private NamespaceCache m_namespaces = new NamespaceCache();

public string Save(object obj)

{

ResolveXmlNamespaces(obj);

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

StringWriter writer = new StringWriter(sb);

XmlTextWriter tw = new XmlTextWriter(writer);

tw.Namespaces = false;

WriteObject(null, obj, tw, true);

tw.Flush();

tw.Close();

return sb.ToString();

}

private void WriteObject(object key, object obj, XmlTextWriter writer, bool isRoot)

{

List<MarkupProperty> propertyElements = new List<MarkupProperty>();

MarkupProperty contentProperty = null;

string contentPropertyName = null;

MarkupObject markupObj = MarkupWriter.GetMarkupObjectFor(obj);

Type objectType = markupObj.ObjectType;

m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(objectType);

string ns = m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(objectType);

string prefix = m_namespaces.GetPrefixForNamespace(ns);

if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(prefix))

writer.WriteStartElement(markupObj.ObjectType.Name);

else

writer.WriteStartElement(prefix + ":" + markupObj.ObjectType.Name);

if (isRoot)

{

foreach (NamespaceMap map in m_nsMap.Values)

{

if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(map.Prefix))

writer.WriteAttributeString("xmlns", map.XmlNamespace);

else

writer.WriteAttributeString("xmlns:" + map.Prefix, map.XmlNamespace);

}

if (!m_nsMap.ContainsKey(NamespaceCache.XamlNamespace))

{

writer.WriteAttributeString("xmlns:x", NamespaceCache.XamlNamespace);

}

writer.WriteAttributeString("xml:space", "preserve");

}

//writer.

if (key != null)

{

string keyString = key.ToString();

if (keyString.Length > 0)

writer.WriteAttributeString("x:Key", keyString);

else

//TODO: key may not be a string, what about x:Type...

throw new NotImplementedException("Sample XamlWriter cannot yet handle keys that aren't strings");

}

//Look for CPA info in our cache that keeps contentProperty names per Type

//If it doesn't have an entry, go get the info and store it.

if (!m_contentPropertiesCache.ContainsKey(objectType))

{

string lookedUpContentProperty = string.Empty;

foreach (Attribute attr in markupObj.Attributes)

{

ContentPropertyAttribute cpa = attr as ContentPropertyAttribute;

if (cpa != null)

{

lookedUpContentProperty = cpa.Name;

//Once content property is found, come out of the loop.

break;

}

m_contentPropertiesCache.Add(objectType, lookedUpContentProperty);

}

contentPropertyName = m_contentPropertiesCache[objectType];

string contentString = string.Empty;

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProperty in markupObj.Properties)

{

if (markupProperty.Name != contentPropertyName)

{

if (markupProperty.IsValueAsString)

{

contentString = markupProperty.Value as string;

}

else if (!markupProperty.IsComposite)

{

string temp = markupProperty.Value == null ? string.Empty : markupProperty.Value.ToString();

if (markupProperty.IsAttached)

{

string ns1 = m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(markupProperty.DependencyProperty.OwnerType);

string prefix1 = m_namespaces.GetPrefixForNamespace(ns1);

if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(prefix1))

{

writer.WriteAttributeString(markupProperty.Name, temp);

}

else

{

writer.WriteAttributeString(prefix1 + ":" + markupProperty.Name, temp);

}

else

{

if (markupProperty.Name == "Name" && this.m_namespaces.GetAssemblyNameFromType(markupProperty.DependencyProperty.OwnerType).Equals("PresentationFramework"))

{

writer.WriteAttributeString("x:" + markupProperty.Name, temp);

}

else

{

writer.WriteAttributeString(markupProperty.Name, temp);

}

else if (markupProperty.Value.GetType() == typeof(NullExtension))

{

writer.WriteAttributeString(markupProperty.Name, "{x:Null}");

}

else

{

propertyElements.Add(markupProperty);

}

else

{

contentProperty = markupProperty;

}

if (contentProperty != null || propertyElements.Count > 0 || contentString != string.Empty)

{

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProp in propertyElements)

{

string ns2 = m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(markupObj.ObjectType);

string prefix2 = m_namespaces.GetPrefixForNamespace(ns2);

string propElementName = markupObj.ObjectType.Name + "." + markupProp.Name;

if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(prefix2))

{

writer.WriteStartElement(propElementName);

}

else

{

writer.WriteStartElement(prefix2 + ":" + propElementName);

}

WriteChildren(writer, markupProp);

writer.WriteEndElement();

}

if (contentString != string.Empty)

{

writer.WriteValue(contentString);

}

else if (contentProperty != null)

{

if (contentProperty.Value is string)

{

writer.WriteValue(contentProperty.StringValue);

}

else

{

WriteChildren(writer, contentProperty);

}

writer.WriteEndElement();

}

private void WriteChildren(XmlTextWriter writer, MarkupProperty markupProp)

{

if (!markupProp.IsComposite)

{

WriteObject(null, markupProp.Value, writer, false);

}

else

{

IList collection = markupProp.Value as IList;

IDictionary dictionary = markupProp.Value as IDictionary;

if (collection != null)

{

foreach (object o in collection)

{

WriteObject(null, o, writer, false);

}

else if (dictionary != null)

{

foreach (object key in dictionary.Keys)

{

WriteObject(key, dictionary[key], writer, false);

}

else

{

WriteObject(null, markupProp.Value, writer, false);

}

private void ResolveXmlNamespaces(object obj)

{

List<MarkupProperty> propertyElements = new List<MarkupProperty>();

MarkupProperty contentProperty = null;

string contentPropertyName = null;

MarkupObject markupObj = MarkupWriter.GetMarkupObjectFor(obj);

Type objectType = markupObj.ObjectType;

m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(objectType);

string ns = m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(objectType);

string prefix = m_namespaces.GetPrefixForNamespace(ns);

m_nsMap[ns] = new NamespaceMap(prefix, ns);

//Look for CPA info in our cache that keeps contentProperty names per Type

//If it doesn't have an entry, go get the info and store it.

if (!m_contentPropertiesCache.ContainsKey(objectType))

{

string lookedUpContentProperty = string.Empty;

foreach (Attribute attr in markupObj.Attributes)

{

ContentPropertyAttribute cpa = attr as ContentPropertyAttribute;

if (cpa != null)

{

lookedUpContentProperty = cpa.Name;

//Once content property is found, come out of the loop.

break;

}

m_contentPropertiesCache.Add(objectType, lookedUpContentProperty);

}

contentPropertyName = m_contentPropertiesCache[objectType];

string contentString = string.Empty;

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProperty in markupObj.Properties)

{

if (markupProperty.Name != contentPropertyName)

{

if (markupProperty.IsValueAsString)

{

contentString = markupProperty.Value as string;

}

else if (!markupProperty.IsComposite)

{

//Bug Fix DX-0120123

string ns1 = m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(markupProperty.DependencyProperty.OwnerType);

string prefix1 = m_namespaces.GetPrefixForNamespace(ns1);

if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(prefix1))

{

m_nsMap[ns1] = new NamespaceMap(prefix1, ns1);

}

else if (markupProperty.Value.GetType() == typeof(NullExtension))

{

}

else

{

propertyElements.Add(markupProperty);

}

else

{

contentProperty = markupProperty;

}

if (contentProperty != null || propertyElements.Count > 0 || contentString != string.Empty)

{

foreach (MarkupProperty markupProp in propertyElements)

{

string ns2 = m_namespaces.GetXmlNamespace(markupObj.ObjectType);

string prefix2 = m_namespaces.GetPrefixForNamespace(ns2);

m_nsMap[ns2] = new NamespaceMap(prefix2, ns2);

ResolveChildXmlNamespaces(markupProp);

}

if (contentProperty != null)

{

if (!(contentProperty.Value is String))

{

ResolveChildXmlNamespaces(contentProperty);

}

private void ResolveChildXmlNamespaces(MarkupProperty markupProp)

{

if (!markupProp.IsComposite)

{

ResolveXmlNamespaces(markupProp);

}

else

{

IList collection = markupProp.Value as IList;

IDictionary dictionary = markupProp.Value as IDictionary;

if (collection != null)

{

foreach (object o in collection)

{

ResolveXmlNamespaces(o);

}

else if (dictionary != null)

{

foreach (object key in dictionary.Keys)

{

ResolveXmlNamespaces(dictionary[key]);

}

else

{

ResolveXmlNamespaces(markupProp.Value);

}

internal class NamespaceCache

{

private Dictionary<string, string> m_namespaceKeyCache = new Dictionary<string, string>();

private Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string, string>> m_assemblyNamespaces = new Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string, string>>();

public static readonly string DefaultNamespace = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation";

public static readonly string XmlNamespace = "http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace";

public static readonly string XamlNamespace = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml";

//private

public string GetPrefixForNamespace(string ns)

{

string ret = string.Empty;

if (ns != DefaultNamespace && m_namespaceKeyCache.ContainsKey(ns))

{

ret = m_namespaceKeyCache[ns];

}

return ret;

}

public string GetXmlNamespace(Type type)

{

string uri = EnsureNamespaceMaps(type);

if (!m_namespaceKeyCache.ContainsKey(uri))

{

string prefix = "ns" + (m_namespaceKeyCache.Count + 1).ToString();

m_namespaceKeyCache[uri] = prefix;

}

//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Returned URI: " + uri);

//string assemblyName = this.GetAssemblyNameFromType(type);

//if (assemblyName.Equals("PresentationFramework"))

//if(uri.Equals(NamespaceCache.DefaultNamespace)

//{

// uri = DefaultNamespace;

//}

return uri;

}

private string EnsureNamespaceMaps(Type type)

{

string assemblyName = GetAssemblyNameFromType(type);

//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Assembly Name: " + assemblyName);

if (!m_assemblyNamespaces.ContainsKey(type.Assembly.FullName))

{

foreach (XmlnsPrefixAttribute attribute in type.Assembly.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(XmlnsPrefixAttribute), true))

{

m_namespaceKeyCache[attribute.XmlNamespace] = attribute.Prefix;

}

Dictionary<string, string> temp = new Dictionary<string, string>();

m_assemblyNamespaces.Add(type.Assembly.FullName, temp);

foreach (XmlnsDefinitionAttribute attribute2 in type.Assembly.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(XmlnsDefinitionAttribute), true))

{

if (attribute2.AssemblyName == null)

{

if (!attribute2.XmlNamespace.Contains("2007"))

{

temp[attribute2.ClrNamespace] = attribute2.XmlNamespace;

}

else

{

//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Assembly Name: - " + attribute2.AssemblyName);

throw new ApplicationException("XmlnsDefinitions - Not handled yet.");

}

//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("ClrNS - " + attribute2.ClrNamespace);

//System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("XMLNS - " + attribute2.XmlNamespace);

}

Dictionary<string, string> namespaces = m_assemblyNamespaces[type.Assembly.FullName];

if (!namespaces.ContainsKey(type.Namespace))

{

string uri = string.Format("clr-namespace:{0};assembly={1}", type.Namespace, assemblyName);

namespaces.Add(type.Namespace, uri);

}

return namespaces[type.Namespace];

}

public string GetAssemblyNameFromType(Type type)

{

string ret = string.Empty;

string[] names = type.Assembly.FullName.Split(',');

if (names.Length > 0)

{

ret = names[0];

}

return ret;

}

internal class NamespaceMap

{

public string Prefix;

public string XmlNamespace;

public NamespaceMap(string prefix, string xmlNamespace)

{

Prefix = prefix;

XmlNamespace = xmlNamespace;

}