How to use XAML namescope at run time?

Answer

XAML namescope allow the user to create different template files and reference the objects that are declared in XAML. This allows the separate files to be maintained and make it individually separate from each other. XAML uses the parser that creates a set of objects that retain some or all of the relationships that are declared in XAML files. The relationship manages the specific object properties of the created objects. The namescope is used at run time to identify the individual elements from one another and to give the direct reference to an object instance. The instance becomes enabled by using the markups that is used for compilation process. The initializeComponent method is used to initialize the partial class template. Silverlight consists of build in functions and actions that can identify the namescope for different element at run time. The FindName method can be also used at run time to return the reference of the object that is defined by the XAML markup.