To bind an adorner to a particular
UIElement, follow the below mentioned steps.
Call the
static method
GetAdornerLayer to get an
AdornerLayer of object for the
UIElement to be adorned.
GetAdornerLayer walks up the visual tree, starting at the specified
UIElement, and returns the first adorner layer it finds. (If no adorner layers are found, the method returns
null).
Call the
Add method to bind the adorner to the target
UIElement.
The following example binds a
SimpleCircleAdorner (shown above) to a
TextBox named
myTextBox.
C#
myAdornerLayer = AdornerLayer.GetAdornerLayer(myTextBox);
myAdornerLayer.Add(new SimpleCircleAdorner(myTextBox));
Have fun with WPF programming. Enjoy......!
Note:Using Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) to bind an adorner to another element is currently not supported.
Venugopal works as a Senior Software Engineer in Logitech Engineering & Design (India) Pvt. Ltd. He hold a Masters in Computer Applications and has 4+ years experience in C#, XAML, Silverlight & WPF.
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