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06-15-2006
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| | CustomLineCaps in XAML? How to paint an arrow. Is there anything similar to GDI's custom line cap in XAML? I am aware of the line caps of the Pen class but it doesn't allow to paint good-looking arrows or other anchors; how to paint arrows in XAML? [Thanks Valentin] |
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06-15-2006
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| | Re: CustomLineCaps in XAML? How to paint an arrow. Checkout StartLineCap, EndLineCap properties and also the PenLineCap enumeration. -- Vipin Aravind http://www.explorewindows.com http://forums.techedindia.com "Illumineo" <NetronProject@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1150349070.547672.9350@y41g2000cwy.googlegroups.com... > Is there anything similar to GDI's custom line cap in XAML? I am aware > of the line caps of the Pen class but it doesn't allow to paint > good-looking arrows or other anchors; how to paint arrows in XAML? > > [Thanks Valentin] > |
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| | Re: CustomLineCaps in XAML? How to paint an arrow. Sorry, but the properties you mention do not produce an arrow or any other anchor. The situation with StartLineCap and similar adornment properties in WPF is worse than GDI+ since you cannot assign a CustomLineCap. My question remain: how to paint an arrow in WPF? Thanks for the hint in any case  |
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