There are times in XAML where you may need to construct an object using Constructor Arguments. As an example lets take the Xamarin.Forms.Point. We might want to do something like the following:
The issue is that we don't really have any intellisense here so we don't know what our options are. For instance I may think it takes an int. While in code I could pass in an int just fine, in XAML it will not compile unless I change this to be a Double.
Request
Provide some hover intellisense so that if I hover over the x:Arguments it will help me figure out what my options are for available constructors.
Evaluate arguments to ensure they are the correct type... did I goof up and use Int32 when I needed Double?
There are times in XAML where you may need to construct an object using Constructor Arguments. As an example lets take the Xamarin.Forms.Point. We might want to do something like the following:
The issue is that we don't really have any intellisense here so we don't know what our options are. For instance I may think it takes an int. While in code I could pass in an int just fine, in XAML it will not compile unless I change this to be a Double.
Request