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[Prajeesh]

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[ABitSmart]

Prajeesh wrote:

StartPoint = Args.GetPosition(PhotoBox);

In the MoveDown event, what is PhotoBox? shouldn't it be DrawingCanvas ? I did the same thing you are doing, on the MouseMove and MouseLeftButtonDown event of the Canvas, and I never got any extra lines.

[Prajeesh]

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[ABitSmart]

private void OnMouseMove(object Sender, MouseEventArgs Args) { if (Args.LeftButton == MouseButtonState.Pressed) { EndPoint = Args.GetPosition(DrawingCanvas); DrawLine(StartPoint, EndPoint, DrawingCanvas); //do not reset the startpoint //StartPoint = EndPoint; } } And in your DrawLine method, delete the old line before adding the new line.

[Prajeesh]

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[ABitSmart]

Searching for the control and removing it from the Children collection. Something like this,

Line previousLine = null;
foreach (UIElement child in TargetCanvas.Children )
{
if( child is Line)
{
previousLine = child as Line;
break;
}
}

if (null != previousLine)
{
TargetCanvas.Children.Remove(previousLine);
}

please update it to fit your needs.

[Prajeesh]

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[ABitSmart]

Yes, I hope you can build ahead from the help you have been provided. What you could do is generate a new line name everytime you start drawing and use that line name in the MoveMouse for adding the new line and also for deleting the existing line.

[Pete OHanlon]

I'd leave it if I were you. It looks like he wants you to give him the complete code.

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[ABitSmart]

I reminded him about the advise you had provided him few posts ago, but he doesn't seem to pay any heed to it.