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| Guest | Drawing Line on Canvas All: OK - I know this seems like a ridiculously simply question, but I cannot find an answer. In the "old days" of Windows programming (the old days include .NET 2.0 Forms), one could somehow obtain a graphics context, e.g., CreateGraphics() and draw on a form, etc. How do you do the same thing in WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)? I am simply trying to draw (render) a line on a Canvas - that's it. There does seem to be an equivalent of CreateGraphics() or GetDC() or GetDrawingContext() - or anything one would naturally assume to be present in an API of this type. Examples? Thank you, jpuopolo |
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