Stroke.SetPacketValuesByProperty Method (Guid, Int32, array<Int32[])

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10/20/2012

Sets the data for a specified packet property for one packet in the Stroke object.

Namespace: Microsoft.Ink
Assembly: Microsoft.Ink (in Microsoft.Ink.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Function SetPacketValuesByProperty ( _
    id As Guid, _
    index As Integer, _
    packetValues As Integer() _
) As Integer
'Usage
Dim instance As Stroke 
Dim id As Guid 
Dim index As Integer 
Dim packetValues As Integer()
Dim returnValue As Integer 

returnValue = instance.SetPacketValuesByProperty(id, _
    index, packetValues)

public int SetPacketValuesByProperty(
    Guid id,
    int index,
    int[] packetValues
)

public:
int SetPacketValuesByProperty(
    Guid id, 
    int index, 
    array<int>^ packetValues
)

public function SetPacketValuesByProperty(
    id : Guid, 
    index : int, 
    packetValues : int[]
) : int

Parameters

id
Type: System.Guid

The Guid identifier from the PacketProperty object that is used to select which packet data is set. Use the PacketDescription property to determine the defined properties for this Stroke object.

index
Type: System.Int32

The starting index of the packet to be modified.

packetValues
Type: array<System.Int32[]

The array of packet data values. The method fails if any of the values in the array exceed the minimum or maximum value of the property. To determine the range of values in the property, call the GetPacketDescriptionPropertyMetrics method.

Return Value

Type: System.Int32
Returns the actual number of packets set.

Remarks

This method throws an exception if the packetValues array is the incorrect length.

Examples

In this example, each selected Stroke object of an InkOverlay object is modified so that each point of the second half of the stroke contains the maxium allowed NormalPressure packet value.

Using the GetPacketValuesByProperty method, the NormalPressure packet values for the second half of the Stroke object are obtained. The values are then set to the maximum allowed (as obtained via the GetPacketDescriptionPropertyMetrics method), and reapplied to the stroke using the SetPacketValuesByProperty method.

Try 
    For Each S As Stroke In mInkOverlay.Selection
        ' get the PacketProperty.NormalPressure metrics for the stroke 
        Dim metrics As TabletPropertyMetrics = S.GetPacketDescriptionPropertyMetrics(PacketProperty.NormalPressure)
        ' get the starting point 
        Dim startPt As Integer = S.PacketCount / 2
        ' get the NormalPressure values starting at startPt 
        Dim npValues() As Integer = S.GetPacketValuesByProperty(PacketProperty.NormalPressure, startPt)
        ' set the NormalPressure values to max 
        For k As Integer = 0 To npValues.Length - 1
            npValues(k) = metrics.Maximum
        Next 
        ' set the NormalPressure values starting at startPt
        S.SetPacketValuesByProperty(PacketProperty.NormalPressure, startPt, npValues)
    Next 

Catch ex As ArgumentException
    ' This exception will be raised if PacketProperty.NormalPressure is not supported 
    ' This will be the case if creating strokes with a mouse 
End Try

try
{
    foreach (Stroke S in mInkOverlay.Selection)
    {
        // get the PacketProperty.NormalPressure metrics for the stroke
        TabletPropertyMetrics metrics = S.GetPacketDescriptionPropertyMetrics(PacketProperty.NormalPressure);
        // get the starting point 
        int startPt = S.PacketCount / 2;
        // get the NormalPressure values starting at startPt 
        int[] npValues = S.GetPacketValuesByProperty(PacketProperty.NormalPressure, startPt);
        // set the NormalPressure values to max 
        for (int k = 0; k < npValues.Length; k++)
        {
            npValues[k] = metrics.Maximum;
        }
        // set the NormalPressure values starting at startPt
        S.SetPacketValuesByProperty(PacketProperty.NormalPressure, startPt, npValues);
    }
}
catch (ArgumentException)
{
    // This exception will be raised if PacketProperty.NormalPressure is not supported 
    // This will be the case if creating strokes with a mouse
}

Platforms

Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008

The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.

Version Information

.NET Framework

Supported in: 3.0

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