Is it possible to use a vector graphic as a custom form shape in a WPF application so that if the user wants to resize the application, the vector graphic can be recalculated dynamically and redrawn?
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Is it possible to use a vector graphic as a custom form shape in a WPF application so that if the user wants to resize the application, the vector graphic can be recalculated dynamically and redrawn?
Yes. In fact, the bulk of the “drawing” API in WPF is this way already.
The Shape class and it’s subclasses provide a retained mode, vector graphics based drawing mechanism, which handles scaling and transforms easily. See Shapes and Basic Drawing for details.