How to create inkcanvas class dynamically in wpf with tool tip display

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I want to create a multiple inkcanvases with tooltip displayes.so i want to create ink canvas class dynamically.whenever i create instance of inkcanvas class ,a new ink canvas with tool display have to be created in WPF window.

class1 mycanvas1 = new class1(" aa");
class1 mycanvas2 = new class1("bb")
The letter in the string is the text of tool tip display.can u tell me the way . I created a ink canvas usercontrol with tooltip empty text.but i unable to call this wpf user control in the above way.

Posted 22-Nov-14 23:56pm

pavan kadambari

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Ganesh Rana <> 24-Nov-14 8:47am

check out bellow link...
may help you .

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/32825/How-to-Creating-a-WPF-User-Control-using-it-in-a-W

pavan kadambari 3-Dec-14 2:20am

Thank You ,Iam created Inkcanvas class by inheriting inkcanvas to my custom class
class mycanvas : Inkcanvas
{
width=300;

} .Then I created instances of this control and added to stack panel.I drag the one button control in main window.My task is when i click the button ,the ink in the inkcanvas have to be save as coordinates in text file.Can You guide me please.

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