Is there any way to reference (in XAML) an assembly with spaces in its name? -

Is it not possible to refer to the assembly, which has empty spaces? Do not I have to change the names of my assemblies to keep the vacant place? Is there no way to avoid spaces?

  & lt; UserControl x: Class = "" "Some Class" xmlns = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns: x = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx / 2006 / xaml "xmlns: local =" clr -name space: some namespace, Assembly = some assembly with spaces in the name>   
 and this is the error that the compiler gives you When you try to do this:  
 
 unknown build error, '' clr-namespace: some namespace, assembly = some assembly with empty space in name 'mapping URI is not valid. Line 4th 2. The '  
 insert' or & amp; quot; assembly does not help around the name.   
 
 
 The bug you are talking about looks like 'fixed' ...  
 I have a separate assembly with a value converter such an The only problem is, and the way to build it was to include a default constructor in my value chain of class. Without it, VS would not create it, if it was empty with the name That is contained in the assembly.  
 Unfortunately, it creates, but then it goes down with  XamlParseException  when I actually go  
 If I am without any spaces I refer to the Assembly, then everything is fine.  
 On the one hand, you are defining the  xmlns: local  referring to a different assembly at the place name - If your namespace is actually local, then you can:  
  & lt; Xmlns: local = "clr-namespace: some.Namespace" />