Using XAML vector graphics in WPF application

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M. Dudley picture M. Dudley · Jun 17, 2009 · Viewed 30.8k times · Source

I have a vector image that I've defined in XAML. What is the proper way to use this resource in a WPF application?

I want to have the vector image in its own XAML file, and then add the image to other UserControls in my application. What should be the top-level element in my XAML vector image? How do I refer to that image in other UserControls?

Answer

Lars Truijens picture Lars Truijens · Jun 17, 2009

http://learnwpf.com/post/2006/06/04/How-do-I-Include-Vector-Based-Image-Resources-in-my-WPF-Application.aspx explains how to do it. 

<ContentControl Template="{StaticResource Credit-Card}" />

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