(I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to post this question in or not. I'm seeing this behavior in the XAML view, so I suspect that I should post it here.)
I've got the DevCraft Complete suite. I suspect that it's effecting the display of code, perhaps its the JustCode piece; I'm not sure. What I'm seeing is some code in the XAML view looks fine, whereas other code is dim, almost to the point of being translucent. I've noticed this in both VS 2012 and VS 2013.
What is causing this? And what does it mean?
I've got the DevCraft Complete suite. I suspect that it's effecting the display of code, perhaps its the JustCode piece; I'm not sure. What I'm seeing is some code in the XAML view looks fine, whereas other code is dim, almost to the point of being translucent. I've noticed this in both VS 2012 and VS 2013.
What is causing this? And what does it mean?
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Hello Rod,
You are right, this is related to the usage of JustCode. When you have a style that has a key and it is not used in your project, having it faded is a "Unused XAML resource warning". Note that there are some specifics if there is a backend usage of the same resource.
Please let us know whether this is your case.
Regards,
Sia
Telerik
You are right, this is related to the usage of JustCode. When you have a style that has a key and it is not used in your project, having it faded is a "Unused XAML resource warning". Note that there are some specifics if there is a backend usage of the same resource.
Please let us know whether this is your case.
Regards,
Sia
Telerik
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answered on 17 Mar 2015, 06:37 PM
Hi Sia,
OK, that's what I thought it was. Thank you for verifying it for me.
OK, that's what I thought it was. Thank you for verifying it for me.