Let's say you have a full Circular Gauge that goes from -180 to 180 degrees. If I use SnappingInterval of say 44 degrees, I don't expect to ever snap to -180 or 180. However, the Pointers seem to do just that; they snap to the Minimum and Maximum. I would expect to wrap to the other side of the Gauge when using ShortestDistance.
Is there a way around this? I could try to do the math myself with ValueChanged event handler, but I would rather not do so.
Hi Tom,
Just to make sure we are reproducing your exact scenario, can you post some sample XAML showing this that we can debug with? Thanks!
I actually solved this issue. I utilized a separate TickSet for Dragging. I changed the Minimum/Maximum so that they were clamped to my Increment values. Perfect. In my custom control, I did have to dynamically calculate the TickSet.Sweep and StartAngle, but that was simple math. I'm happy to send you the example code if interested. You might want to add this as a feature should others encounter this Use Case.
Thanks for your support!
Hi Tom,
Great, I'm glad you got it working. If it's a quick post, please feel free to show what you did.
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