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How to Identify the Dragging State of Connectors in the WPF Diagram?

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In the WPF Diagram, you can identify the state of connectors by using the ConnectorSourceChangedEvent and ConnectorTargetChangedEvent. These events provide a property called DragState, which allows you to verify if a connector is currently in the Dragging state. Below is the provided code snippet that demonstrates how to achieve this.

Code Snippet:

//Here the diagram is the instance of the SfDiagram

(diagram.Info as IGraphInfo).ConnectorSourceChangedEvent += MainWindow_ConnectorSourceChangedEvent;
(diagram.Info as IGraphInfo).ConnectorTargetChangedEvent += MainWindow_ConnectorTargetChangedEvent;


       private void MainWindow_ConnectorTargetChangedEvent(object sender, ChangeEventArgs<object, ConnectorChangedEventArgs> args)
       {
           // To get which connector's target is changed
           ConnectorViewModel connector = args.Item as ConnectorViewModel;

           // Based on DragState we can know the states like Starting, Started, Dragging, and Completed.
           if(args.NewValue.DragState == DragState.Dragging)
           {

           }
       }

       private void MainWindow_ConnectorSourceChangedEvent(object sender, ChangeEventArgs<object, ConnectorChangedEventArgs> args)
       {
           // To get which connector's source is changed
           ConnectorViewModel connector = args.Item as ConnectorViewModel;

           // Based on DragState we can know the states like Starting, Started, Dragging, and Completed.
           if (args.NewValue.DragState == DragState.Dragging)
           {

           }
       } 

Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning about how to identify the dragging state of connectors in the WPF Diagram.
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