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Using Graphics.DrawLi ne with List<Point>

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Is it somehow possible to call Graphics.DrawLi ne with List<Point>? Does it
only take Point arrays? If so, how can I (easily) convert my List<Point>
to a Point array[]?
Feb 14 '08 #1
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On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:00:42 -0800, Hvid Hat <no**@il.please wrote:
Is it somehow possible to call Graphics.DrawLi ne with List<Point>? Does
it only take Point arrays? If so, how can I (easily) convert my
List<Pointto a Point array[]?
Have you tried calling the List<>.ToArray( ) method?
Feb 14 '08 #2
Hello Peter,
>Is it somehow possible to call Graphics.DrawLi ne with List<Point>?
Does it only take Point arrays? If so, how can I (easily) convert my
List<Pointto a Point array[]?
Have you tried calling the List<>.ToArray( ) method?
Hah! I'm new to generic lists so didn't expect it to be so easy. Thanks!
Feb 14 '08 #3

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