Size Struct

Definition

Namespace:

Xamarin.Forms

Assembly:

Xamarin.Forms.Core.dll

Struct defining height and width as a pair of doubles.

[System.Diagnostics.DebuggerDisplay("Width={Width}, Height={Height}")]
[Xamarin.Forms.TypeConverter(typeof(Xamarin.Forms.SizeTypeConverter))]
public struct Size

type Size = struct

Inheritance

System.ValueType

Size

Attributes

System.Diagnostics.DebuggerDisplayAttribute TypeConverterAttribute

Remarks

Application developers should be aware of the limits of floating-point representations, specifically the possibility of incorrect comparisons and equality checks for values with small differences. David Goldberg's paper What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic describes the issues excellently.

Constructors

Size(Double, Double)

Creates a new Size object with width and height.

Fields

Zero	The Size whose values for height and width are 0.0.

Properties

Height	Magnitude along the vertical axis, in platform-specific units.
IsZero	Whether the Size has Height and Width of 0.0.
Width	Magnitude along the horizontal axis, in platform-defined units.

Methods

Deconstruct(Double, Double)
Equals(Object)	Whether thisSize is equivalent to obj.
Equals(Size)	Whether thisSize is equivalent to other.
GetHashCode()	Returns a hash value for the Size.
ToString()	Returns a human-readable representation of the Size.

Operators

Addition(Size, Size)	Returns a new Size whose Height and Width are the sum of the component's height and width.
Equality(Size, Size)	Whether two Sizes have equal values.
Explicit(Size to Point)	Returns a new Point based on a Size.
Inequality(Size, Size)	Whether two Sizes have unequal values.
Multiply(Size, Double)	Scales both Width and Height.
Subtraction(Size, Size)	Returns a new Size whose Height and Width are s1's height and width minus the values in s2.