InkPicture.Selection Property
Gets or sets the Strokes collection that is currently selected inside the InkPicture control.
Assembly: Microsoft.Ink (in Microsoft.Ink.dll)
'Declaration <BrowsableAttribute(False)> _ Public Property Selection As Strokes 'Usage Dim instance As InkPicture Dim value As Strokes value = instance.Selection instance.Selection = value
Property Value
Type: Microsoft.Ink.StrokesThe Strokes collection that is currently selected inside the InkPicture control. The default value is an empty Strokes collection.
To get the bounding rectangle of the Strokes collection after it has been moved or resized, call the GetBoundingBox method of the Strokes collection returned by this property.
To get the bounding rectangle of of the Strokes collection before it was moved, handle the SelectionMoved event and get the OldSelectionBoundingRect property of the InkOverlaySelectionMovedEventArgs object.
To get the bounding rectangle of of the Strokes collection before it was resized, handle the SelectionResized event and get the OldSelectionBoundingRect property of the InkOverlaySelectionResizedEventArgs object.
In this example, all strokes of the InkPicture object are selected by setting the Selection property to the same Strokes collection used by the associated Ink object.
After the selection is made, the EditingMode property is set to Select.
The EditingMode property cannot be changed while the object is collecting ink. Because ink collection is handled on a separate thread from your application code, the CollectingInk property can change to true while your application code is operating under the assumption that it is still false. To handle this contingency, access to the EditingMode property should be contained within a try-catch block.
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008
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