We don't expose all the Brush properties in our UI. |
Unni Ravindranathan \(MS\) posted on Sunday, April 08, 2007 11:33 PM
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We do not expose all the Brush properties in our UI. Viewport on Tile brushes
in an example of such a property. Your only option is to set that in XAML by
hand.
Thanks,
-Unni |
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Hi Unni,Thanks for your reply but it also doesn't make sense. |
Alexandra posted on Wednesday, April 11, 2007 6:14 AM
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Hi Unni,
Thanks for your reply but it also doesn't make sense. What is the point of
creating a Tile brush if the USER (being me) isn't able to Tile the images
in my project? The only tiling actually performed is within the Tile Brush
editor - this is great but is completely irrelevant when it comes to the
interface that I am creating.
Thanks,
Alexandra |
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My apologies - there are a few properties that we allow you to configure like |
Unni Ravindranathan \(MS\) posted on Tuesday, April 17, 2007 4:55 PM
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My apologies - there are a few properties that we allow you to configure
like TileMode and Stretch. We just have not enabled all the properties of a
TileBrush in v1.
You should still be able to create and apply a TileBrush (for example,
ImageBrush or VisualBrush) in Blend. You just cannot control it with the
precision you can do in WPF.
Thanks,
-Unni |
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