Fohjin.com: How to test your XAML Behavior using unit tests
XAML Behavior, didn’t you just say that the GUI is now separated from the application code, so it should also be separated from any behavior right? Well no not exactly, we can still define some logic in the XAML definition, quite a lot actually. .... As you can see it is really simple and straightforward, the FlushDispatcher is something I need for Data Binding this is I discussed in a previous post Saving a WPF Xaml FlowDocument to XPS with working DataBinding. ...
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