Gets the rotate gripper control point location of the selected object in object coordinates.
Syntax
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Public ReadOnly Property RotateGripperControlPointLocation As Point |
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Dim instance As AnnEditDesigner
Dim value As Point
value = instance.RotateGripperControlPointLocation
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public Point RotateGripperControlPointLocation {get;} |
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public:
property Point RotateGripperControlPointLocation {
Point get();
} |
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| You cannot use this property in XAML. |
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| You cannot use this property in XAML. |
Return Value
The rotate gripper control point location of the selected object in object coordinates.
Example
This example displays the location of the rotate control points in container coordinates.
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Public Sub AnnEditDesigner_RotateGripperControlPointLocation(ByVal editDesigner As AnnEditDesigner)
Dim ptC As System.Windows.Point = editDesigner.RotateCenterControlPointLocation
Dim ptG As System.Windows.Point = editDesigner.RotateGripperControlPointLocation
Dim pts() As System.Windows.Point = {New System.Windows.Point(ptC.X, ptC.Y), New System.Windows.Point(ptG.X, ptG.Y)}
editDesigner.AdornedElement.RenderTransform.Value.Transform(pts)
Dim s As String = String.Format("RotateCenterControlPoint({0},{1}), RotateGripperControlPoint({2},{3})", pts(0).X, pts(0).Y, pts(1).X, pts(1).Y)
MessageBox.Show(s)
End Sub |
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public void AnnEditDesigner_RotateGripperControlPointLocation(AnnEditDesigner editDesigner)
{
Point ptC = editDesigner.RotateCenterControlPointLocation;
Point ptG = editDesigner.RotateGripperControlPointLocation;
// Transform the points by the AnnObject physical transform
Point[] pts = new Point[] { new Point(ptC.X, ptC.Y), new Point(ptG.X, ptG.Y) };
editDesigner.AdornedElement.RenderTransform.Value.Transform(pts);
string s = String.Format("RotateCenterControlPoint({0},{1}), RotateGripperControlPoint({2},{3})",
pts[0].X,
pts[0].Y,
pts[1].X,
pts[1].Y);
MessageBox.Show(s);
} |
Remarks
Requirements
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2003 family
See Also
