I do not think that's quite possible, but it's worth seeing what people say you do. I'm trying to create a half-oval button in C # (not XAML, which can be from another curve ball) If I wanted a pre-set size for the button, then I used to use just the images or something similar, but since the size change does not happen here: here
- < P> I have an oval with X-radius and Y-radius (or width and height, multiplied by 2 times).
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I want two buttons to fill the whole alley, each raised half of an oval.
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I do not want a rectangular button that extends beyond the oval to paste the parent, I want to leave only one half of the oval button and set the actual elliptical button.
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If this button can not be completed using the button, but some other controls, then I want to be able to act like that button as a button .
Any help or advice or hint will be very helpful.
Before I answer this, I would love to know that you have a Why is there a need to escape? You're almost certainly using XAML indirectly, so why not use it - your button should be a piece of cake! This is what it is for!
It's like trying to build a house with sticky tape when you are standing near bricks and mortars! :)
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