ResourceDictionary can't print '<'
Question
<sys:String x:Key="INVESTIGATE_FURTHER">weight<123</sys:String>
like that, it prints 'XML is not valid'.
1 answers
solution1
2 2020-05-09 06:44:39
The part:
weight<123 contains a character < with special meaning in XML
You can escape it as:
weight<123
> means '>'
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