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Cecil is a library written by Jb Evain to generate and inspect programs and libraries in the ECMA CIL format. It has full support for generics, and support some debugging symbol format. In simple English, with Cecil, you can load existing managed assemblies, browse all the contained types, modify th...

Adds support for packaging sets of related services to allow registering them together. Consumers can implement the IPackage interface and use the RegisterPackages extension method to dynamically add registrations in the supplied list of assemblies.

All Win packages and all platform agnostic packages.Use this package to minimize dependency efforts.

The `Reactive` module provides a XAF DSL API for functional/stateless implementations.

The `ModuleViewInheritance` changes the default Model View generation without coding.

The `CloneMemberValue` module will help you to selectively `clone` Business object `members`.

The `ViewEditMode` module controls the DetailView.ViewEditMode.

The `SuppressConfirmation` suppresses ObjectViews modification confirmations.

The `MasterDetail` module can help you create platform agnostic master detail `XAF` views using only the Model Editor.

The `AutoCommit` package can be used to enable specific autocommit scenarios by setting the `IModelObjectView.AutoCommit`.

The `CloneModelView` package generated additional default design time model views.

The `HideToolBar` package uses the the `IModelListView.HideToolBar` attribute to hide the toolbar.

The `ProgressBarViewItem` package integrates a UI progress for long running tasks.

The `ModelMapper` allows to control all XAF components from the application model.

The `RefreshView` module refreshes the View datasource periodically.

The `Reactive.Logger` module monitors calls to the RX delegates OnNext, OnSubscribe, OnDispose, OnCompleted, OnError

Xpand.Extensions.Reactive

The `SequenceGenerator` updates Business Objects members with unique sequential values.

The `PositionInListView`, controls how objects are positioned in a ListView at runtime.

The `ViewItemValue` helps end-users to configure the default values for lookup view items.