Notice in the above code, the Fill color is set using an AppThemeBinding so it will respond to dark and light themes. That is how the shape in the login view pictured above was created. Open any SVG in a text editor and see a Path node in the XML with a data string to copy directly into your Xamarin.Forms XAML. If you have been using SVG images, then you are already using paths. Use Paths for irregular shapes and even custom designs. It uses another Ellipse to create a border effect around the photo by setting a white fill and an orange stroke. The above code does more than just clip the image. In this example, a square profile image can become a circle by applying an EllipseGeometry to the Image.Clip property. One of the most powerful uses of shapes is the ability to clip other controls. Take this even further and use a VisualStateManager to customize the behavior! Circle Image
Consider this custom progress indicator design that shows circles separated by dashes: When design requires the use of primitive shapes, using these graphics are a huge time-saver. First add the flag to your at the top of the constructor: Device.SetFlags(new string). Here are two examples where these shapes help quickly implement a design.Įnable the Flag – Shapes are an experimental preview. Such as aspect, fill, and a variety of stroke options. Each of these shapes support common styling properties. There are many built-in controls available in the new API including ellipse, line, polygon, polyline, and rectangle. Now Shapes and Paths bring the power of drawing closer to you by shipping “in-the-box”. They also continue to be excellent choices based on your individual needs. SkiaSharp and NGraphics have long been the “Go-To” solutions for rendering drawn UI to support advanced designs. As well as use the native graphics libraries on each target platform. These are powerful new cross-platform controls that use the familiar control syntax from UWP and WPF.
Xamarin.Forms 4.7 introduces drawing controls for Shapes and Paths.
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