UIElement.FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting(Point, Rect) Method
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virtual IIterable<IIterable<Point> ^> ^ FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting(Point point, Rect boundingRect) = FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting;IIterable<IIterable<Point>> FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting(Point const& point, Rect const& boundingRect);protected virtual IEnumerable<IEnumerable<Point>> FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting(Point point, Rect boundingRect);function findSubElementsForTouchTargeting(point, boundingRect)Protected Overridable Function FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting (point As Point, boundingRect As Rect) As IEnumerable(Of IEnumerable(Of Point))- point
- Point
The point being touched.
- boundingRect
- Rect
The bounds used for touch tolerance.
A set of point sets. These represent the vertices of sub elements that are intersected by the given touch point (plus tolerance).
Points in the list are in descending z-order: topmost in the rendering stack appears first in the list.
FindElementsInHostCoordinates is a similar static-class helper method that is also used for hit testing and general object tree examination. However, FindSubElementsForTouchTargeting adds the refinement of a Rect input to use for touch tolerance.
If you are programming using C# or Microsoft Visual Basic, the return value type of this method is projected as an IEnumerable generic collection that contains UIElement items. If you are programming using Visual C++ component extensions (C++/CX), the return type of this method is IIterable<UIElement>.
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