I created the logic that crops an image that is contained inside a border that is inside a grid. The grid has many borders, so this grid will have many pictures. The problem is that when I zoom the picture the logic zoomed the picture (which is okay) but when I use the crop logic the AdornerLayer
goes outside the border like the picture:
On this image the pic doesn't have zoom, so the AdornerLayer
is correct:
The code that I'm using to add the crop to the image:
private void AddCropToElement(FrameworkElement fel, System.Drawing.Image img)
{
if (!cropElements.ContainsKey(Convert.ToString(((Image)fel).Source)))
{
if (_felCur != null)
{
RemoveCropFromCur();
}
rcInterior = new Rect(
fel.ActualWidth * 0.2,
fel.ActualHeight * 0.2,
fel.ActualWidth * 0.6,
fel.ActualHeight * 0.6);
rectMoving = false;
Rect newRect = scaleRect(rcInterior, img);
imgCropMove = img;
AdornerLayer aly = AdornerLayer.GetAdornerLayer(fel);
_clp = new CroppingAdorner(fel, rcInterior);
aly.Add(_clp);
cropElements.Add(Convert.ToString(((Image)fel).Source), fel);
imageCropped = _clp.Crop(new System.Drawing.Bitmap(img), newRect);
_clp.CropChanged += HandleCropChanged;
_felCur = fel;
}
}
In this case the object named fel is the picture that I want to crop and the Border is his parent.
How I can fix the problem of the AdornerLayout that goes outside if the image is zoomed?
Are you using the default Window Adorner or have you created a custom AdornerDecorator around your Border in your XAML?
<AdornerDecorator>
<Border>...</Border>
</AdornerDecorator>
Additionally, if you are applying a zoom factor on your Border, you can add a Binding on your cropping display rectangle to match the Scale on your Border object.
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With