Does assigning the attribute “Name” have any impact on objects in XAML? All of the objects I want to provide a Name value for have currently have no Name value.
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Does assigning the attribute “Name” have any impact on objects in XAML? All of the objects I want to provide a Name value for have currently have no Name value.
It will set the Name property on the class. If the XAML is associated with code-behind, the XAML compiler will also expose the named elements to the code-behind (assuming that Name maps to x:Name, which is true for most WPF controls you would represent with XAML.) You can also use x:Name explicitly if you have a class that doesn’t support a Name property.