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I want to draw a line using controlpaint.DrawReversibleLine method and tried to pass system.windows.point, but it wants system.drawing.point input. I am little confused. What are the differences between them? Or How are they different besides the noticeable differences?
Thanks,
System.Windows.Pointis a WPF structure, whereasSystem.Drawing.Pointis a WinForms structure.In general, if you’re writing a WinForms app, the don’t use stuff from any of the
System.Windowsnamespaces (exceptSystem.Windows.Forms). The resources in these namespaces are WPF specific, so unless you intend to interface WPF and WinForms, it would be best to avoid them.