UIElement.GetAnimationBaseValue Method
Returns the base property value for the specified property on this element, disregarding any possible animated value from a running or stopped animation.
Assembly: PresentationCore (in PresentationCore.dll)
'Declaration Public Function GetAnimationBaseValue ( _ dp As DependencyProperty _ ) As Object 'Usage Dim instance As UIElement Dim dp As DependencyProperty Dim returnValue As Object returnValue = instance.GetAnimationBaseValue(dp)
You cannot use methods in XAML.
Parameters
- dp
- Type: System.Windows.DependencyProperty
The dependency property to check.
Return Value
Type: System.ObjectThe property value as if no animations are attached to the specified dependency property.
Implements
IAnimatable.GetAnimationBaseValue(DependencyProperty)If no animations are attached to the property, then the GetAnimationBaseValue return value is always identical to the GetValue return value. If there are animations attached, then all possible animation derived values including the start and stop values are ignored, and the property value is determined based on all other possible inputs. For more information, see Dependency Property Value Precedence.
The following example implements a handler that reports the base value of an animated Width property on a Button, as well as the base value of a transform.
// Display the base value for Button.Width and RotateTransform.Angle. private void animatedButton_Clicked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { Button animatedButton = (Button)sender; MessageBox.Show("Button width base value: " + animatedButton.GetAnimationBaseValue(Button.WidthProperty) + "\nRotateTransform base value: " + animatedRotateTransform.GetAnimationBaseValue(RotateTransform.AngleProperty)); }
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