Ye HaoChen
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Ye HaoChen
asked on 29 Apr 2014, 02:42 AM
Hi,
I want to distribute selected diagrams horizontally and vertically.
Do the telerik provide some methods to do this?
I want to distribute selected diagrams horizontally and vertically.
Do the telerik provide some methods to do this?
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Arijit
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answered on 30 Apr 2014, 10:40 AM
In addition to the above query I also would like to know about custom shapes I can add.
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Hi Ye,
I don't think I completely understand your scenario. Can you tell me what you mean by distributing selected diagrams? Do you mean RadDiagramShapes? If so you can arrange the shapes position with the SettingsPane control which allows the user to modify the diagram items at runtime. You can see our First Look demo that demonstrates the settings pane. Note that the demo is in Silverlight but most of its code is shared with the WPF examples. If this doesn't help, can you provide me with a picture that shows the desired result.
In addition you can see the Structure help article that shows the visual structure of the diagrams.
As for the custom shapes you can take a look at the Create Custom Shape help article that demonstrates how to create one.
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Martin
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I don't think I completely understand your scenario. Can you tell me what you mean by distributing selected diagrams? Do you mean RadDiagramShapes? If so you can arrange the shapes position with the SettingsPane control which allows the user to modify the diagram items at runtime. You can see our First Look demo that demonstrates the settings pane. Note that the demo is in Silverlight but most of its code is shared with the WPF examples. If this doesn't help, can you provide me with a picture that shows the desired result.
In addition you can see the Structure help article that shows the visual structure of the diagrams.
As for the custom shapes you can take a look at the Create Custom Shape help article that demonstrates how to create one.
Regards,
Martin
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Ye HaoChen
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answered on 03 May 2014, 04:27 PM
Hi Martin,
Thank you for your reply.
My first question is How to distribute the selected diagrams like MicroSoft visio dose.
Please see this url:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/visio-help/distribute-shapes-HP001231368.aspx
And the second one is could it be possible that implement RADDIAGRAM'S SETTINGSPANEL'S arrange function in the way of writing code.
Can you give me some examples?
Than you.
Thank you for your reply.
My first question is How to distribute the selected diagrams like MicroSoft visio dose.
Please see this url:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/visio-help/distribute-shapes-HP001231368.aspx
And the second one is could it be possible that implement RADDIAGRAM'S SETTINGSPANEL'S arrange function in the way of writing code.
Can you give me some examples?
Than you.
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Hello Ye,
Note that the RadDiagram doesn't support distribution of diagrams or shapes our of the box as described in the Distributes Shapes article. However, you can implement such functionality with some custom logic. For example, you can create a custom SettingsPane and implement your own distribution functionality. The pane can contain a tab control with a tab called "Distribute" that holds buttons for each distribution. Then you can create event handlers (or commands) for those buttons which will execute the custom arrangement logic.
In addition, you can take a look at our CustomSettingsPane SDK example which demonstrates how to create a custom SettingsPane.
Also note that the SettingsPane extension for the RadDiagram supports alignment of shapes out of the box. As I mentioned in my last reply you can see this functionality in our RadDiagram Silverlight and WPF demos.
Regards,
Martin
Telerik
Note that the RadDiagram doesn't support distribution of diagrams or shapes our of the box as described in the Distributes Shapes article. However, you can implement such functionality with some custom logic. For example, you can create a custom SettingsPane and implement your own distribution functionality. The pane can contain a tab control with a tab called "Distribute" that holds buttons for each distribution. Then you can create event handlers (or commands) for those buttons which will execute the custom arrangement logic.
In addition, you can take a look at our CustomSettingsPane SDK example which demonstrates how to create a custom SettingsPane.
Also note that the SettingsPane extension for the RadDiagram supports alignment of shapes out of the box. As I mentioned in my last reply you can see this functionality in our RadDiagram Silverlight and WPF demos.
Regards,
Martin
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Ye HaoChen
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answered on 22 May 2014, 04:41 AM
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Hello Ye,
It seems that there is an encoding issue with your reply and I can see only question marks. Can you please resend your reply and make sure that it is written with Latin letters.
Thank you in advance.
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Martin
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It seems that there is an encoding issue with your reply and I can see only question marks. Can you please resend your reply and make sure that it is written with Latin letters.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Martin
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