Finally got the answer by adding path data <Grid > <Ellipse HorizontalAlignment=”Stretch” VerticalAlignment=”Stretch” Stroke=”Black” StrokeThickness=”1″ /> <Path Data=”M10,0 L10,20 z” Stroke=”Black” StrokeThickness=”1″ Stretch=”Fill” /> <Path Data=”M0,10 L20,10 z” Stroke=”Black” StrokeThickness=”1″ Stretch=”Fill” /> </Grid> solved How to implement a circle button like below one in XAML
Glad to see you are interested in using V8 in your mobile app. Many have used the Bing Maps web controls in mobile apps before. Note that Xamarin wraps native API’s and uses what ever the default maps are on the device. V8 is a web control, so it is unlikely that the Xamarin team … Read more
Please Refer this MSDN Documentation: Framework Element Margin solved Guidance to solve margin problems in XAML [closed]
Put aside background transfer APIs, I think the first question actually you should know is “how to get the file extension from a download Uri”. For this,we need to consider several scenarios about the “Uri”. The download Uri does have a file extension followed, for example: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Background-File-Downloader-a9946bc9/file/145559/1/BackgroundDownloader.zip. In this case, we can use Path.GetExtension method … Read more
I would use a Custom Control and not a User Control and make the default child a custom DependencyProperty and add to the control’s content manually [ContentProperty(“ConditionalContent”)] public partial class If : ContentControl { public If() { Loaded += OnLoad; } private void OnLoad(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { update(); } private void update() { Content … Read more
The as operator attempts to convert the parameter to the requested type, returning null if the conversion/cast fails. (MSDN) So the code you provided is checking if sender is a Rectangle object (or a derived type). It then checks for null before using the converted variable, which is always good practice when using as. Note … Read more