How to change the connector type at the runtime in the WPF Diagram (SfDiagram)?

In the WPF Diagram, you can change the connector type at runtime by using the Segments property of the Connector. By modifying the segment in the Segments property, you can switch the connector type. We have provided the code snippet to achieve this.

Code Snippet:

private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    //Here diagram is the instance of the SfDiagram

    ConnectorViewModel connector = (diagram.Connectors as ConnectorCollection)[0];

    bool Orthogonal = (connector.Segments as ObservableCollection<object>).OfType<IOrthogonalSegment>().Any();

    // Code to change the Connector type. 
    if (Orthogonal)
    {
        connector.Segments = new ObservableCollection<IConnectorSegment>()
            {
                new StraightSegment()
            };
    }

} 

Conclusion
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