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-It also lacks support for events. OmniXAML doesn't generate compiled XAML, so no intermediate format is produced. Since it's designed to be cross-platform, it doesn't rely on extra build steps. This means that right, in order to have access to named elements (x:Name/Name) you will have to use namescopes, for instance `window.Find(nameOfControl)`.
+It also lacks support for events. 
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+OmniXAML doesn't generate compiled XAML, so no intermediate format is produced. Since it's designed to be cross-platform, it doesn't rely on extra build steps. This means that right, in order to have access to named elements (x:Name/Name) you will have to use namescopes, for instance `window.Find(nameOfControl)`.
 
 # Using OmniXAML with WPF 
 It's super easy! Just follow this [simple guide](https://github.com/SuperJMN/OmniXAML/wiki/Using-OmniXAML-for-WPF).