WPF: How do I access the rendered dimensions of a Path in XAML?
You can bind to the Path's ActualWidth and ActualHeight like below {Binding ElementName=MyPath, Path=ActualHeight} HTH.
You can bind to the Path's ActualWidth and ActualHeight like below "{Binding ElementName=MyPath, Path=ActualHeight}" HTH.
This doesn't actually work. The ActualHeight property of the Path seems to be the pre-scaled height, before the Viewbox expands it. – Christopher Currie Sep 15 '10 at 18:36.
I'd like to then make this shape's width (or height) stretch to its container's dimensions. In other words, how can I make the path's width conform to its parent. But that doesn't work.
It works with a rectangle but not with a path, so how can I do it with a path?
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