MCML Basics
This section covers basic aspects of working with MCML.
| Topic | Description |
| Model-View Separation | Describes the concept of separating the code and data of an application from its visual user interface. |
| MCML Syntax for Elements and Attributes | Describes the syntax of MCML, including nested structures, and the option of using expanded and inline forms. |
| Markup Namespaces | Explains how to reference namespaces. |
| Using Resources in MCML | Lists the resource types that are supported. |
| Accessing MCML Libraries | Describes how to access markup-defined resources. |
| Referencing Assemblies from Markup | Explains how to reference assemblies. |
| Reserved Keywords | Lists the keywords that are reserved in MCML. |
| Naming Elements | Describes the restrictions to MCML names. |
| Using Object Paths | Describes how to use object paths to access members of CLR objects. |
| Loading an MCML Page | Describes how to load an MCML page using different methods. |
| Binding Code and Data to MCML | Describes how to bind to members of .NET Framework objects, such as ModelItem objects and the types derived from it. |
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