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How to draw a modifiable polyline on inkcanvas
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I am trying to draw a polyline on inkcanvas that works like the video below.
I would like to draw a polyline that I can add a point so that I can modify the polyline.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9yPc14eVuQ
I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position. The following code is the most recent code.
Polyline polyline = new Polyline();
pointCollection = new
pointCollection.Add(new Point(100, 100));
pointCollection.Add(new Point(200, 200));
polyline.Points = pointCollection;
SolidColorBrush solidColorBrush = Brushes.Black;
polyline.Stroke = solidColorBrush;
polyline.StrokeThickness = Epaisseur;
inkCanvas.Children.Add(polyline);
The result
c# wpf polyline inkcanvas
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I am trying to draw a polyline on inkcanvas that works like the video below.
I would like to draw a polyline that I can add a point so that I can modify the polyline.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9yPc14eVuQ
I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position. The following code is the most recent code.
Polyline polyline = new Polyline();
pointCollection = new
pointCollection.Add(new Point(100, 100));
pointCollection.Add(new Point(200, 200));
polyline.Points = pointCollection;
SolidColorBrush solidColorBrush = Brushes.Black;
polyline.Stroke = solidColorBrush;
polyline.StrokeThickness = Epaisseur;
inkCanvas.Children.Add(polyline);
The result
c# wpf polyline inkcanvas
Can you explain what "I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position" means?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 1:13
@Enigmativity If I use a stroke, I don't think I can add a point so that I can change the shape of the stroke. For example, le'ts say there is a point on a straight line at each endpoint like this ㅡ. I want to add a point on a polyline between two endpoints so that I can change the shape / or V. Like the video
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 1:31
1
Are you saying that you want it interactive?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 2:41
@Enigmativity That is absolutely right.
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 2:50
AFAIK that's something you need to code for. It's not built-in - you have to do your own interactivity.
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 4:21
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I am trying to draw a polyline on inkcanvas that works like the video below.
I would like to draw a polyline that I can add a point so that I can modify the polyline.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9yPc14eVuQ
I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position. The following code is the most recent code.
Polyline polyline = new Polyline();
pointCollection = new
pointCollection.Add(new Point(100, 100));
pointCollection.Add(new Point(200, 200));
polyline.Points = pointCollection;
SolidColorBrush solidColorBrush = Brushes.Black;
polyline.Stroke = solidColorBrush;
polyline.StrokeThickness = Epaisseur;
inkCanvas.Children.Add(polyline);
The result
c# wpf polyline inkcanvas
I am trying to draw a polyline on inkcanvas that works like the video below.
I would like to draw a polyline that I can add a point so that I can modify the polyline.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9yPc14eVuQ
I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position. The following code is the most recent code.
Polyline polyline = new Polyline();
pointCollection = new
pointCollection.Add(new Point(100, 100));
pointCollection.Add(new Point(200, 200));
polyline.Points = pointCollection;
SolidColorBrush solidColorBrush = Brushes.Black;
polyline.Stroke = solidColorBrush;
polyline.StrokeThickness = Epaisseur;
inkCanvas.Children.Add(polyline);
The result
c# wpf polyline inkcanvas
c# wpf polyline inkcanvas
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Can you explain what "I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position" means?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 1:13
@Enigmativity If I use a stroke, I don't think I can add a point so that I can change the shape of the stroke. For example, le'ts say there is a point on a straight line at each endpoint like this ㅡ. I want to add a point on a polyline between two endpoints so that I can change the shape / or V. Like the video
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 1:31
1
Are you saying that you want it interactive?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 2:41
@Enigmativity That is absolutely right.
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 2:50
AFAIK that's something you need to code for. It's not built-in - you have to do your own interactivity.
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 4:21
|
show 1 more comment
Can you explain what "I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position" means?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 1:13
@Enigmativity If I use a stroke, I don't think I can add a point so that I can change the shape of the stroke. For example, le'ts say there is a point on a straight line at each endpoint like this ㅡ. I want to add a point on a polyline between two endpoints so that I can change the shape / or V. Like the video
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 1:31
1
Are you saying that you want it interactive?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 2:41
@Enigmativity That is absolutely right.
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 2:50
AFAIK that's something you need to code for. It's not built-in - you have to do your own interactivity.
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 4:21
Can you explain what "I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position" means?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 1:13
Can you explain what "I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position" means?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 1:13
@Enigmativity If I use a stroke, I don't think I can add a point so that I can change the shape of the stroke. For example, le'ts say there is a point on a straight line at each endpoint like this ㅡ. I want to add a point on a polyline between two endpoints so that I can change the shape / or V. Like the video
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 1:31
@Enigmativity If I use a stroke, I don't think I can add a point so that I can change the shape of the stroke. For example, le'ts say there is a point on a straight line at each endpoint like this ㅡ. I want to add a point on a polyline between two endpoints so that I can change the shape / or V. Like the video
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 1:31
1
1
Are you saying that you want it interactive?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 2:41
Are you saying that you want it interactive?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 2:41
@Enigmativity That is absolutely right.
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 2:50
@Enigmativity That is absolutely right.
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 2:50
AFAIK that's something you need to code for. It's not built-in - you have to do your own interactivity.
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 4:21
AFAIK that's something you need to code for. It's not built-in - you have to do your own interactivity.
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 4:21
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Can you explain what "I used a Stroke but I have to use a polyline so that I have to add a point at an arbitrary position" means?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 1:13
@Enigmativity If I use a stroke, I don't think I can add a point so that I can change the shape of the stroke. For example, le'ts say there is a point on a straight line at each endpoint like this ㅡ. I want to add a point on a polyline between two endpoints so that I can change the shape / or V. Like the video
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 1:31
1
Are you saying that you want it interactive?
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 2:41
@Enigmativity That is absolutely right.
– ChrisLEE
Mar 23 at 2:50
AFAIK that's something you need to code for. It's not built-in - you have to do your own interactivity.
– Enigmativity
Mar 23 at 4:21