If a have a Canvas parent, it is very easy to get the position of a child:
Canvas.GetLeft/Top (child)
But how can I get the position of a child for other types of parents?
If a have a Canvas parent, it is very easy to get the position
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If a have a Canvas parent, it is very easy to get the position of a child:
Canvas.GetLeft/Top (child)
But how can I get the position of a child for other types of parents?
It can be done using
TranslatePointmethod of the control.new Point(0, 0)represents the top left point of the control andTranslatePointwill return the location of that point relative to the parent control (I assumed here the parent is aUIElement).You can place instead of container any ancestor of the control.