##Overview of changes This project adds a XML markup to generate the xWinForms controls. I've added an schema file to give intellisense within Visual studio for valid markup. This should make designing Winform like interfaces a bit nicer and simpler.
For eg, the following markup
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<FormCollection xmlns="http://tempuri.org/Markup.xsd">
<Form id="myForm" size="600,400" position="30,30" title="Simple Form" style="Sizable">
<Menu id="menu1">
<SubMenu id="submenu1">File
<MenuItem id="menuItem1">
New
</MenuItem>
<MenuItem id="menuItem2">
Close
</MenuItem>
</SubMenu>
<SubMenu id="submenu2">
View
<SubMenu id="submenu3">
Options
<MenuItem id="menuItem11">
Enable
</MenuItem>
</SubMenu>
</SubMenu>
</Menu>
<Label id="mylabel" position="15,135" width="70" backcolor="White" forecolor="Black" alignment="Left">Label #1</Label>
<Textbox id="textbox1" position="310,50" width="130" height="80" backcolor="White" forecolor="Black">This is a test</Textbox>
<Button id="button1" position="15,50" width="130" backcolor="White" forecolor="Black">Button1</Button>
<Button id="btRemove" position="15,320" width="60" backcolor="White" forecolor="Black">Remove Listbox Item</Button>
<Button id="btAdd" position="440,100" width="100" backcolor="White" forecolor="Black">Add to Listbox</Button>
</Form>
</FormCollection>would generate
Not all controls are yet supported by the markup, and also events have yet to be supported but will be by providing the 'Form' a namespace and assembly of where the methods you want to invoke live
It's worth noting that using the markup does add some intialization time compared with writing the C#, but once instantiated, performance is very similar