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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.WPF.Carousel.4.6.2 Assembly
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C1.WPF.Carousel
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Classes
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C1CarouselPanel
- Constructors
- Fields
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Properties
- ActualScrollTransitionFactor
- CanHorizontallyScroll
- CanVerticallyScroll
- CurrentTransitionShift
- DrawPath
- ExtentHeight
- ExtentLengthInternal
- ExtentWidth
- FirstVisibleChildIdx
- HasLogicalOrientation
- HorizontalItemAnchorOnPath
- HorizontalOffset
- HorizontalPathAlignment
- LastVisibleChildIdx
- LogicalOrientation
- OffsetLengthInternal
- OffsetRequest
- Padding
- PageSize
- PathGeometry
- PerspectiveAngle
- PerspectiveFactor
- ScrollOwner
- ScrollTransitionState
- VerticalItemAnchorOnPath
- VerticalOffset
- VerticalPathAlignment
- ViewportHeight
- ViewportLengthInternal
- ViewportWidth
- Methods
- PathGeometryConverter
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C1CarouselPanel
- Enums
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Classes
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C1.WPF.Carousel
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C1.WPF.Carousel.4.6.2 Assembly
C1.WPF.Carousel.C1CarouselPanel.PathGeometry
PathGeometry Property
PathGeometry
Defines the path that child elements are laid out along. This is an attached dependency property.
Declaration
[TypeConverter(typeof(PathGeometryConverter))]
public PathGeometry PathGeometry { get; set; }Remarks
You can specify this property value on ItemsControl that hosts the C1CarouselPanel.
The PathGeometry itself defines a two-dimentional curve, but in a composition with the PerspectiveAngle property it defines three-dimentional curve.