SVG/XAML: Defining a path which looks like an arrow?

Have a look at this example from the SVG spec. You may want to tweak the stroke-miterlimit' property depending on the sharpness of the corner.

Have a look at this example from the SVG spec. You may want to tweak the 'stroke-miterlimit' property depending on the sharpness of the corner.

You should take a look at the Marker element: w3.org/TR/SVG11/painting.html#Markers.

I'd recommend to use something like inkscape and design the arrow (just draw a line, select it, go to object > filling / contour > pattern and contourline > endmarker) then save as pdf, rename the *. Pdf to *. Ai, open blend and import the ai file as adobe illustrator.It's a bit difficult, but I still prefer it over using blend.

(i translated from german, so some menu items might be slightly different).

After having done some research, I don't think such a thing is possible to do with a single path easily. I did manage to solve it all by finding a library of XAML arrows and then doing some trickery to rotate the arrow I wanted the way I wanted it.

I agree with the above answer. You (and your readers) should note the advent of Raphael (If they have not already) and also my offering for the SVG world. I have been working for a year with Raphael and SVG.

This link to my homepage might interest you (To those who are still listening and/or switched on to the power of Inkscape/Cross Browser SVG) irunmywebsite.com/ This home page is a hybrid of the W3C SVG recommendations and the javascript library and beneath it are all the resources to get up and running quickly with SVG and Raphael. Regards Chasbeen.

I don't know about SVG but this will produce a sharp edge in XAML (tested in XAML Crancher).

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