Resize Behavior

Has anyone had this work? I tried this and had a problem. When I move the rectangle around the screen then try to resize, the resize control's visual helper shows that its still in the origonal position. I cant find any exposed properties to control the X and Y position. how do i fix this?

Hi,

Can we make this behavior bind to dynamic shapes (Rectangle to be more precise).
I have a SL 4 app, in this app i draw shapes (rectangles) on mouse left click, drag, release actions. Now i wish to apply this behavior to any of these rectangles.

Is it possible ?

Thanks 

Hi, great behaviour though I have a minor problem when I use a Grid instead of a Rectangle as resizable object. When drgging in the edges, the Grid resizes as supposed, but it slightly moves in the direction I'm dragging as well?

Is this bug easy fixed?

Thanks!

Sorry, same problem as below.

Anyway, I succeded to solve the problem. In the source (ResizeBehaviour.cs) file, in the resize void, change:

            double newHeight = this.AssociatedObject.ActualHeight;
            double newWidth = this.AssociatedObject.ActualWidth;


to

            double newHeight = this.AssociatedObject.Height;
            double newWidth = this.AssociatedObject.Width;

Hope this helps anyone!

I have very strange behaviour when I'm resizing control by edges: LeftBottom, Left, LeftTop, Top, RightTop. When I'm doing it very slow  all is ok, but when I'm doing it at normal speed then position of object is changing wrong.

In this example it can be reproduced by resizing container (with white border) by TopRight edge.

How can i fix this ?

I have attempted to download the solution in IE, FF and Chrome...and each attempt to open the zip file fails.

I like it. Thanks :)

When this behavior is used with drag behavior they're not working as expected (or not working at all)

This effect is caused by 2 factor:
 1- drag behavior intercept mouse down before the resize behavior.
 2- movement effect is probably done using a translate transform.

I will work on improve resize behavior comportment. Thanks for the signaling.