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How to set Control Points?
Apr 28th, 2015 at 1:25pm
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For a diagramNode, if the node is not locked, when it is selected, the control points will show.
1. Usually it was 9 points (3 x 3), I want to get rid of the middle one. How to do that?
2. Is there any way NOT show the control points even it is not locked? when I put the diagram as not editable, the control points are still shown.

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Re: How to set Control Points?
Reply #1 - Apr 28th, 2015 at 1:27pm
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3. My coworker also wants to know is there any way to re-define the size of those white or gray control boxes? We want 8 or 4 white control points and each box is much smaller.
  
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Re: How to set Control Points?
Reply #2 - Apr 28th, 2015 at 4:19pm
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1. Usually it was 9 points (3 x 3), I want to get rid of the middle one. How to do that?


Set node.HandlesStyle = HandlesStyle.SquareHandles2;

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2. Is there any way NOT show the control points even it is not locked? when I put the diagram as not editable, the control points are still shown.


You could clear the selection when entering read-only mode, or assign transparent brushes to properties of ActiveItemHandlesStyle and SelectedItemHandlesStyle. Alternatively, loop over nodes and set their HandlesStyle to Invisible.

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3. My coworker also wants to know is there any way to re-define the size of those white or gray control boxes? We want 8 or 4 white control points and each box is much smaller.


Set diagram.AdjustmentHandlesSize /= 2;

I hope that helps,
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