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Class RadGlyphExtension

A MarkupExtension to provide the usage of font glyphs as an image source or path data.

Inheritance
System.Object
RadGlyphExtension
Namespace: Telerik.Windows.Controls
Assembly: Telerik.Windows.Controls.dll

Syntax

public class RadGlyphExtension : MarkupExtension

Constructors

RadGlyphExtension()

Declaration
public RadGlyphExtension()

Properties

Font

Gets or sets the name of the registered font to be used. Default value is TelerikWebUI.

Declaration
public string Font { get; set; }
Property Value
System.String

Foreground

Gets or sets the color to be used when creating the glyph. Default value is black.

Declaration
public Brush Foreground { get; set; }
Property Value
System.Windows.Media.Brush

Glyph

Gets or sets the glyph to be used.

Declaration
public object Glyph { get; set; }
Property Value
System.Object

Size

Gets or sets the size of the glyph to be used. Default value is 16d.

Declaration
public double Size { get; set; }
Property Value
System.Double

Type

Gets or sets explicitly the GlyphExportType.

Declaration
public GlyphExportType Type { get; set; }
Property Value
GlyphExportType

Methods

GetDefaultFont()

Gets the default font name to be used when rendering glyphs.

Declaration
public static string GetDefaultFont()
Returns
System.String

GetDefaultFontSize()

Gets the default font size to be used when rendering glyphs.

Declaration
public static double GetDefaultFontSize()
Returns
System.Double

ProvideValue(IServiceProvider)

Declaration
public override object ProvideValue(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
Parameters
System.IServiceProvider serviceProvider

Returns
System.Object

SetDefaultFont(String)

Sets the default font name to be used when rendering glyphs.

Declaration
public static void SetDefaultFont(string fontName)
Parameters
System.String fontName

SetDefaultFontSize(Double)

Sets the default font size to be used when rendering glyphs.

Declaration
public static void SetDefaultFontSize(double fontSize)
Parameters
System.Double fontSize

Extension Methods