Shared resources in a WPF application are typically defined in a ResourceDictionary and can be located in various places depending on how they were added to the application.
Here are some common locations:
If the resources were defined in a standalone XAML file, they would likely be located in the application's directory, in a subfolder called "Resources", or in a folder named after the theme that the resources are for.
If the resources were defined in a resource dictionary within the application, they would likely be located in the App.xaml file, which is in the root of the WPF project.
If the resources were defined in a resource dictionary within a control or window, they would be located in that XAML file.
To access a shared resource defined in a ResourceDictionary in code, you can use the FindResource method on the resource's key. For example:
var myBrush = (Brush)FindResource("MyBrushKey");
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Asked: 2021-06-06 11:00:00 +0000
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