My assembly includes an image with BuildAction==Resource. I want to obtain a BitmapImage from this embedded resource. I can load a BitmapImage from file like this: var bitmap = new BitmapImage(new Uri(path)); But how to I create a Uri that will refer to an embedded resource image? When I try and create a 'pack URI' (for example pac...
How can I avoid Visual Studio designer errors when a WPF resource is defined in separate project? I have three projects in a composite WPF application: the main application, an "infrastructure" library, and a "module" library. The main application references the other projects via their output DLLs (the projects are not located in a sin...
I have the following directory structure Project \Images +view.png control.xaml and in the control I have a button defined by the following XAML: <Button Click="Search" Grid.Column="1" Margin="0,5,5, 0" HorizontalAlignment="Right"> <Button.Template> <ControlTemplate TargetType="{x:Type Button}"> ...
Given a pack:// URI, what's the best way to tell whether a compiled resource (e.g. a PNG image, compiled with a Build Action of "Resource") actually exists at that URI? After some stumbling around, I came up with this code, which works but is clumsy: private static bool CanLoadResource(Uri uri) { try { Application.GetRe...