问题
I'm trying to "render" text outlines in WPF to from a rich text source.
In many cases, the TextFormatter
class does what I want, as in this snippet:
var tf = new Typeface(
new System.Windows.Media.FontFamily("Pericles"),
FontStyles.Normal,
FontWeights.Normal,
new FontStretch()
);
var brush = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.Black);
var ftext = new FormattedText(
text,
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture,
FlowDirection.LeftToRight,
tf,
72,
brush
);
var geometry = ftext.BuildGeometry(new Point());
Here, I convert a piece of text to it's outlines (Geometry
) in a specific typeface and size.
The FormattedText
class has some limitations though. There is no way to get the paragraph formatting of FlowDocument
s or OpenType features available from the Typography
class, for example. There is generally a much more limited control over what it renders when compared to what I could do with a RichTextBox or arbitrary ui elements.
That's why I'm looking for a way to "render" arbitrary ui elements (or at least proper FlowDocument
s) into outlines the same way I did with normal text in the snippet.
I'm not looking for a bitmap image - I'm interested in a scalable representation, for example something like a Geometry
instance.
I suspect it might be possible because I know printing does a conversion of arbitrary xaml to a scalable image representation. I just don't want it actually printed.
Does anybody have any ideas?
回答1:
Check out this link.
Basically, you pass in a FlowDocument
object and it returns a FormattedText
object. From there you can invoke BuildGeometry
.
I'm sure it could be easily modified for whatever your rich text source is.
回答2:
I think I found a way myself:
WPF allows to render in an XpfDocument without needing that document to be printed or stored on disk. It can be a document initialized on a memory stream. It is then "only" a matter of re-opening it and parse the xaml inside.
A bit tricky in the details perhaps, but certainly possible.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22441160/how-to-get-a-scalable-image-representation-from-wpf-controls