System.Drawing.Point
and the System.Windows.Point
?I'm working with WPF.
PointF Struct (System.Drawing)Represents an ordered pair of floating-point x- and y-coordinates that defines a point in a two-dimensional plane.
The Point structure is a part of the System. Drawing namespace. You can either reference this namespace or create your own Point structure, which, if you only need it as a coordinate container could be a very simple structure. Something like: public struct Point { public int X {get;set;} public int Y {get;set;} }
System.Drawing.Point
represents a GDI point and is used in Windows Forms. It can only hold integer values.
WPF doesn't use GDI anymore, so it has its own System.Windows.Point
type to represents a point, which can have non integer values.
One is used with the classes in System.Drawing namespaces, and one is used with WPF.
The System.Drawing.Point is not so surprisingly used with the classes in the System.Drawing namespaces. The System.Windows.Point is used with WPF.
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