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by Laurent Bugnion via Silverlight on 2/1/2010 5:26:05 PM
Often when you write XAML, you wish you could ignore a property temporarily. In code, it is easy to do: Just comment out the line where the property is set, and you are good to compile. LayoutRoot.Background = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.Red);
//LayoutRoot.DummyProperty = "Ignored";
/* LayoutRoot.Another = "Ignored too"; */
In XAML it is not so easy, because XML (of which XAML is a dialect) does not have line comments, but only block comments. You can comment out a whole XAML element, but not j
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