Stroke Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the Stroke class.
Overloads
| Stroke(StylusPointCollection) |
Initializes a new instance of the Stroke class. |
| Stroke(StylusPointCollection, DrawingAttributes) |
Initializes a new instance of the Stroke class. |
Stroke(StylusPointCollection)
Initializes a new instance of the Stroke class.
public:
Stroke(System::Windows::Input::StylusPointCollection ^ stylusPoints);public Stroke (System.Windows.Input.StylusPointCollection stylusPoints);new System.Windows.Ink.Stroke : System.Windows.Input.StylusPointCollection -> System.Windows.Ink.StrokePublic Sub New (stylusPoints As StylusPointCollection)Parameters
- stylusPoints
- StylusPointCollection
A StylusPointCollection that represents the Stroke.
Exceptions
stylusPoints is null.
stylusPoints is empty.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to create a Stroke from a StylusPointCollection and DrawingAttributes object. This example assumes that there is an InkPresenter called myInkPresenter.
DrawingAttributes drawingAttributes1 = new DrawingAttributes();
drawingAttributes1.Color = Colors.Green;
StylusPoint stylusPoint1 = new StylusPoint(100, 100);
StylusPoint stylusPoint2 = new StylusPoint(100, 200);
StylusPoint stylusPoint3 = new StylusPoint(200, 200);
StylusPoint stylusPoint4 = new StylusPoint(200, 100);
StylusPoint stylusPoint5 = new StylusPoint(100, 100);
StylusPointCollection points = new StylusPointCollection(
new StylusPoint[] { stylusPoint1, stylusPoint2, stylusPoint3,
stylusPoint4, stylusPoint5 });
Stroke newStroke = new Stroke(points, drawingAttributes1);
myInkPresenter.Strokes.Add(newStroke);
Dim drawingAttributes1 As New DrawingAttributes()
drawingAttributes1.Color = Colors.Green
Dim stylusPoint1 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(100, 100)
Dim stylusPoint2 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(100, 200)
Dim stylusPoint3 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(200, 200)
Dim stylusPoint4 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(200, 100)
Dim stylusPoint5 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(100, 100)
Dim points() As StylusPoint = {stylusPoint1, stylusPoint2, _
stylusPoint3, stylusPoint4, stylusPoint1}
Dim pointCollection As New StylusPointCollection(points)
Dim NewStroke As Stroke = New Stroke(pointCollection, drawingAttributes1)
myInkPresenter.Strokes.Add(NewStroke)
Applies to
Stroke(StylusPointCollection, DrawingAttributes)
Initializes a new instance of the Stroke class.
public:
Stroke(System::Windows::Input::StylusPointCollection ^ stylusPoints, System::Windows::Ink::DrawingAttributes ^ drawingAttributes);public Stroke (System.Windows.Input.StylusPointCollection stylusPoints, System.Windows.Ink.DrawingAttributes drawingAttributes);new System.Windows.Ink.Stroke : System.Windows.Input.StylusPointCollection * System.Windows.Ink.DrawingAttributes -> System.Windows.Ink.StrokePublic Sub New (stylusPoints As StylusPointCollection, drawingAttributes As DrawingAttributes)Parameters
- stylusPoints
- StylusPointCollection
A StylusPointCollection that represents the Stroke.
- drawingAttributes
- DrawingAttributes
A DrawingAttributes object that specifies the appearance of the Stroke.
Exceptions
stylusPoints is empty.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to create a Stroke from a StylusPointCollection and DrawingAttributes object. This example assumes that there is an InkPresenter called myInkPresenter.
DrawingAttributes drawingAttributes1 = new DrawingAttributes();
drawingAttributes1.Color = Colors.Green;
StylusPoint stylusPoint1 = new StylusPoint(100, 100);
StylusPoint stylusPoint2 = new StylusPoint(100, 200);
StylusPoint stylusPoint3 = new StylusPoint(200, 200);
StylusPoint stylusPoint4 = new StylusPoint(200, 100);
StylusPoint stylusPoint5 = new StylusPoint(100, 100);
StylusPointCollection points = new StylusPointCollection(
new StylusPoint[] { stylusPoint1, stylusPoint2, stylusPoint3,
stylusPoint4, stylusPoint5 });
Stroke newStroke = new Stroke(points, drawingAttributes1);
myInkPresenter.Strokes.Add(newStroke);
Dim drawingAttributes1 As New DrawingAttributes()
drawingAttributes1.Color = Colors.Green
Dim stylusPoint1 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(100, 100)
Dim stylusPoint2 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(100, 200)
Dim stylusPoint3 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(200, 200)
Dim stylusPoint4 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(200, 100)
Dim stylusPoint5 As StylusPoint = New StylusPoint(100, 100)
Dim points() As StylusPoint = {stylusPoint1, stylusPoint2, _
stylusPoint3, stylusPoint4, stylusPoint1}
Dim pointCollection As New StylusPointCollection(points)
Dim NewStroke As Stroke = New Stroke(pointCollection, drawingAttributes1)
myInkPresenter.Strokes.Add(NewStroke)
