Joining Mouse clicks with a line at runtime in WPF

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Hello all,

Could any one give me idea how to join mouse clicks with a line at runtime.
i have a Joinbutton on window by clicking button the mouse clicks should join.
for eg.
on window, if i click two times and click on Joinbutton the two mouseclick positions should join with a line.
if i click three times on window and click on Joinbutton the three mouseclick positions should join and form a triangle, similarly for four click , the mouse click positions should join and form a rectangle.

Plz give your suggestions to resolve this.

Thanks,

Posted 25-Jul-11 2:23am

KiranBabu M

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2011-07-25T03:09:00

Solution 1

Here is an article on drawing various objects in WPF;
WPF DrawTools[^]

Enough to get you going I think.

Posted 25-Jul-11 3:09am

DaveAuld

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BobJanova 25-Jul-11 11:36am

Nice link, but possibly too complex for this questioner.

BobJanova · Answer 2 · 2011-07-25T05:34:00

Solution 2

On mouse down, add the location to a list (List<Point>) should do the trick. On pressing the button, read all the points out of the list and make a new polygon (unless there are only two points, in which case a line) and add it to the parent.

Posted 25-Jul-11 5:34am

BobJanova