Annotation offset in SFDiagram has stopped working

[Daniel Pamich]

Hi,

I have noticed that the offset for Annotations in the SFDiagram has stopped working. I am using the latest version of the  DLL's from  Nuget v16.4.0.48.

The annotations now appear to ignore any offset and just put the annotation in the center.

The code I am using is as per the doc page https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/sfdiagram/annotation?cs-save-lang=1&cs-lang=csharp

e.g. new AnnotationEditorViewModel()

                {
                    Offset=new Point(.1,.1),

I have attached some sample code. I modified the Sequence Diagram sample code to use annotation offset, all the  annotations should appear to the left but are showing in the center.

See line 140 in the main windows.xaml.cs where I have added the offset code. 

This did work in eailer versions of the SfDiagram dll, but is now broken.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Daniel

Attachment: Sequence_Diagram_de291542.zip

[Ramya Thirugnanam]

Hi Daniel, 

 

Please use Length property of annotation for aligning the connector annotation.  Since, we have deprecated the “Offset” property of the annotation. We have mentioned  the same in below release notes link. 

Release notes link: https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/release-notes/v16.2.0.41?type=all#sfdiagram-breaking-changes 

 

To make annotation work: 

Please remove the “Offset” related code and use Length as “0.1” to get annotation alignment as per your requirement.  The Length property work based on Pivot property of Annotation. The (0.5,0.5) is the default value of the Pivot. 

 

Code changes: 

   // Remove this Code 

   //Offset = new Point(.1,.1), 

   Length = 0.1 

 

 

 

 

We will update the documentation with proper and latest feature information. This change will be available from our Volume 1 2019 which is scheduled to be rolled out on  March 2019. 

Regards, 

Ramya T 

[Daniel Pamich]

It all works now. Thanks for the help and quick answer.

[Ramya Thirugnanam]

Hi Daniel,  

 

Thanks for your update. 

 

Regards, 

Ramya T