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This may seem like a silly question, but is there some way to determine what part (say, a quadrant) of an Ellipse that a user clicked on?
Or is the only option to just figure it out based on mouse point coordinates relative to the shape itself?
I’m working on a control that allows the user to click on any part of the ellipse and drag it to resize if that helps.
Figuring out the mouse coordinates in relationship to the shape should be fairly easy. Check the X coordinate and see if it is greater than or equal to
Shape.Width / 2. Then do the same with Y and Shape.Height. It should give you the correct quadrant the mouse was clicked in.