Overloads
SetDimensions(double width, double height, Units units)
Sets the dimensions (width and height) of the graphic.
SetDimensions(DocumentUnit width, DocumentUnit height)
Sets the dimensions of the graphic using pre-configured DocumentUnit values.
SetDimensions(double width, double height, Units units)
SetDimensions(double width, double height, Units units)Sets the dimensions (width and height) of the graphic.
Parameters
- width
- Width of the graphic.
- height
- Height of the graphic.
- units
- Measurement unit for the dimensions (default: points).
Remarks
Dimensions are stored in the property. Dimensions The method automatically initializes if it is . If is, a new object is created. Transform Dimensions Dimensions null null
SetDimensions(DocumentUnit width, DocumentUnit height)
SetDimensions(DocumentUnit width, DocumentUnit height)Sets the dimensions of the graphic using pre-configured DocumentUnit values.
Parameters
- width
- Width as . DocumentUnit
- height
- Height as . DocumentUnit
Remarks
This overload is useful when you have already created instances with specific units and want to reuse them for dimensions. DocumentUnit
Examples
SetDimensions(double width, double height, Units units)
csharp
1var graphic = new Graphic();
2graphic.SetDimensions(200, 150, Units.pt); // 200pt wide, 150pt tall
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SetDimensions(DocumentUnit width, DocumentUnit height)
csharp
1var graphic = new Graphic();
2var width = new DocumentUnit(200, Units.pt);
3var height = new DocumentUnit(150, Units.pt);
4graphic.SetDimensions(width, height);
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