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Zooming to mouse position

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Old 04-23-2008   #1
Bruno
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Zooming to mouse position

Hello all,

I am trying to zoom to the mouse position in WPF. I have tried using a
viewbox and scaletransform. With the scaletransform I set the origin to the
mouseposition but when the origin changes (mouse moved) the zoomed elements
jump to another location. The viewbox gave the same problems.

Actually I just need a canvas with objects inside (like rectangles or
textboxes) and zoom the whole canvas arround the position of the mouse. Like
google maps or a similar application. It zooms to the location that your
mouse is hovering over.

Thanks!
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Old 04-24-2008   #2
Bruno
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RE: Zooming to mouse position

I managed to get it work using a Matrix and MatrixTransformation. When
scaling use the Matrix.ScaleAtPrepend function.

"Bruno" wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to zoom to the mouse position in WPF. I have tried using a
> viewbox and scaletransform. With the scaletransform I set the origin to the
> mouseposition but when the origin changes (mouse moved) the zoomed elements
> jump to another location. The viewbox gave the same problems.
>
> Actually I just need a canvas with objects inside (like rectangles or
> textboxes) and zoom the whole canvas arround the position of the mouse. Like
> google maps or a similar application. It zooms to the location that your
> mouse is hovering over.
>
> Thanks!
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