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Convert XAML PathGeometry to WPF PathGeometry

I want PathGeometry to consist of LineSegment.

So, I am using this first code, but this is a mistake.

PathGeometry temp = (PathGeometry)Geometry.Parse( "<PathGeometry.Figures>" + "<PathFigure StartPoint=\"193.5,283.5\" IsClosed=\"True\">" + "<PathFigure.Segments>" + "<LineSegment Point=\"418.5,283.5\" />" + "<LineSegment Point=\"418.5,508.5\" />" + "<LineSegment Point=\"193.5,508.5\" />" + "<LineSegment Point=\"193.5,283.5\" />" + "</PathFigure.Segments>" + "</PathFigure>" + "</PathGeometry.Figures>");

If I use this second code, this is not an error, but it does not consist of LineSegment. The result is a PolyLineSegment, but I want a LineSegment.

 PathGeometry temp = (PathGeometry)Geometry.Parse( "M29,329L30,331L31,334L33,336L34,338L36,341L38,343L39,345L41,348L44,352L46,353L47,355L48,356L49,357L49,357L50,358L50,358L51,357L50,356L51,354L51,350L53,342L54,334L58,320L60,315L61,311L63,308L63,306L64,304L65,303L65,302L66,301L66,301L66,301L66,301L66,301L66,301L66,301");

How to convert XAML PathGeometry to WPF PathGeometry?

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Your code for parsing XAML is incorrect, you need to use a XAML reader and give the result to the required type. eg:.

 System.Windows.Shapes.Path newPath = (System.Windows.Shapes.Path)System.Windows.Markup.XamlReader.Parse("<Path xmlns='http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation' Width='20' Height='80' Stretch='Fill' Fill='#FF000000' Data='M 20,25.2941L 20,29.4118L 15.9091,29.4118L 15.9091,40L 12.2727,40L 12.2727,29.4118L 2.54313e-006,29.4118L 2.54313e-006,25.6985L 13.4872,7.62939e-006L 15.9091,7.62939e-006L 15.9091,25.2941L 20,25.2941 ZM 12.2727,25.2941L 12.2727,5.28493L 2.09517,25.2941L 12.2727,25.2941 ZM 20,65.2941L 20,69.4118L 15.9091,69.4118L 15.9091,80L 12.2727,80L 12.2727,69.4118L -5.08626e-006,69.4118L -5.08626e-006,65.6985L 13.4872,40L 15.9091,40L 15.9091,65.2941L 20,65.2941 ZM 12.2727,65.2941L 12.2727,45.2849L 2.09517,65.2941L 12.2727,65.2941 Z ' HorizontalAlignment='Left' VerticalAlignment='Top' Margin='140,60,0,0'/>"); LayoutRoot.Children.Add(newPath);

If you use the code behind, is there a reason you want to parse the XAML fragment? You can programmatically create a path as follows:

 Path path = new Path(); PathGeometry geometry = new PathGeometry(); PathFigure figure = new PathFigure(); figure.StartPoint = new Point(10,10); figure.Segments.Add(new LineSegment() { Point = new Point (20, 20) }); // eg add more segments here geometry.Figures.Add(figure); path.Data = geometry;

A path consists of geometry consisting of shapes that consist of segments!

If you want to use simplified path data in the code behind, you can use a universal value converter:

http://www.scottlogic.co.uk/blog/colin/2010/07/a-universal-value-converter-for-wpf/

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