InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties Class

Definition

public : sealed class InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties : IInkDrawingAttributesPencilPropertiespublic sealed class InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties : IInkDrawingAttributesPencilPropertiesPublic NotInheritable Class InkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties Implements IInkDrawingAttributesPencilProperties// You can use this class in JavaScript.

Attributes

ContractVersionAttribute DualApiPartitionAttribute MarshalingBehaviorAttribute ThreadingAttribute

Examples

This example demonstrates how to render an ink stroke using pencil attributes.

First, we declare the InkCanvas in XAML.

In the code-behind, we define a SetPencilInkStyle() function to specify the pencil stroke attributes.

• Create a specialized InkDrawingAttributes object through the CreateForPencil method.
• Set some general stroke attributes, such as Color and Size.
• If InkDrawingAttributesKind is Pencil, set the Opacity attribute.
• Call UpdateDefaultDrawingAttributes to set the InkDrawingAttributes used by the InkPresenter when rendering a new InkStroke on an InkCanvas control.

<InkCanvas x:Name="inkCanvas"/>

public sealed partial class Sample : Page
{
  public SetPencilInkStyle()
  {
    // Initialize the pencil stroke attributes.
    InkDrawingAttributes pencilAttributes = InkDrawingAttributes.CreateForPencil();
    pencilAttributes.Color = Windows.UI.Colors.Red;
    pencilAttributes.Size = new Windows.Foundation.Size(3, 3);
    Debug.Assert(attributes.Kind == InkDrawingAttributesKind.Pencil);
    pencilAttributes.PencilProperties.Opacity = 0.5f;
    // Update InkPresenter with the pencil attributes.
    inkCanvas.InkPresenter.UpdateDefaultDrawingAttributes(pencilAttributes);
  }
} 

<InkCanvas x:Name = "inkCanvas" / >

public sealed partial class Sample : Page
{
  public SetPencilInkStyle()
  {
    // Initialize the pencil stroke attributes.
    InkDrawingAttributes^ pencilAttributes = InkDrawingAttributes::CreateForPencil();
    pencilAttributes->Color = Windows::UI::Colors::Red;
    pencilAttributes->Size = Windows::Foundation::Size(3, 3);
    assert(pencilAttributes->Kind == InkDrawingAttributesKind::Pencil);
    pencilAttributes->PencilProperties->Opacity = 0.5f;
    // Update the InkPresenter with the pencil attributes.
    inkCanvas->InkPresenter->UpdateDefaultDrawingAttributes(pencilAttributes);
  }
} 

public : double Opacity { get; set; }public double Opacity { get; set; }Public ReadWrite Property Opacity As double// You can use this property in JavaScript.