StylusPointDescription.AreCompatible Method
Definition
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Returns a value that indicates whether the specified StylusPointDescription objects are identical.
public:
static bool AreCompatible(System::Windows::Input::StylusPointDescription ^ stylusPointDescription1, System::Windows::Input::StylusPointDescription ^ stylusPointDescription2);
public static bool AreCompatible (System.Windows.Input.StylusPointDescription stylusPointDescription1, System.Windows.Input.StylusPointDescription stylusPointDescription2);
static member AreCompatible : System.Windows.Input.StylusPointDescription * System.Windows.Input.StylusPointDescription -> bool
Public Shared Function AreCompatible (stylusPointDescription1 As StylusPointDescription, stylusPointDescription2 As StylusPointDescription) As Boolean
Parameters
- stylusPointDescription1
- StylusPointDescription
The first StylusPointDescription to check.
- stylusPointDescription2
- StylusPointDescription
The second StylusPointDescription to check.
Returns
true
if the StylusPointDescription objects are identical; otherwise, false
.
Examples
The following example checks whether two StylusPointDescription objects are compatible.
StylusPointDescription description1 =
new StylusPointDescription(new StylusPointPropertyInfo[]
{
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.X),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.Y),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.NormalPressure),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.XTiltOrientation),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.YTiltOrientation),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.BarrelButton)
});
StylusPointDescription description2 =
new StylusPointDescription(new StylusPointPropertyInfo[]
{
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.X),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.Y),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.NormalPressure),
new StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.BarrelButton)
});
Dim description1 As New StylusPointDescription( _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo() {New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.X), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.Y), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.NormalPressure), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.XTiltOrientation), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.YTiltOrientation), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.BarrelButton)})
Dim description2 As New StylusPointDescription( _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo() {New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.X), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.Y), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.NormalPressure), _
New StylusPointPropertyInfo(StylusPointProperties.BarrelButton)})
if (StylusPointDescription.AreCompatible(description1, description2))
{
MessageBox.Show("The two descriptions are compatible.");
}
else
{
MessageBox.Show("The two descriptions are not compatible.");
}
If StylusPointDescription.AreCompatible(description1, description2) Then
MessageBox.Show("The two descriptions are compatible.")
Else
MessageBox.Show("The two descriptions are not compatible.")
End If
Remarks
Two StylusPointDescription objects are compatible if they contain the same StylusPointPropertyInfo objects in the same order.