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VB.Net » Windows Presentation Foundation » Geometry Screenshots  Use the StreamGeometry mini-language to create polyline         <Window x:Class="RadialGradientBrushExample"   xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"   xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"   Title="Radial Gradient" Height="320" Width="368">   <Canvas>         <Path Stroke="Blue"          Data="M 100 120 L 200 120 L 200 220 L 100 170"/>    </Canvas> </Window> <!-- The first command, M, creates the PathFigure and sets the starting point to (100, 120).  The following three commands (L) create line segments.  -->                                      Related examples in the same category 1. GeometryCombineMode = Union 2. GeometryCombineMode = Intersect 3. GeometryCombineMode = Xor 4. GeometryCombineMode = Exclude 5. Combine two circles into one shape using CombinedGeometry: Union 6. Combine two circles into one shape using CombinedGeometry: Xor 7. Combine two circles into one shape using CombinedGeometry: Intersect 8. Combine two circles into one shape using CombinedGeometry: Exclude 9. Combine Geometry 10. LineGeometry for Path 11. EllipseGeometry for Path 12. BezierSegment for a Path 13. Put EllipseGeometry to GeometryGroup 14. Put RectangleGeometry to GeometryGroup 15. Path based on GeometryGroup Resource 16. GeometryDrawing.Brush 17. GeometryDrawing.Pen 18. GeometryDrawing with 2 PathFigures 19. GeometryGroup and DrawingImage 20. GeometryDrawing insize a DrawingGroup 21. Create a PathGeometry using the PathFigureCollection mini-language. 22. PolyLineSegment creates a series of straight lines. 23. LineGeometry vs Line 24. RectangleGeometry vs Rectangle 25. EllipseGeometry vs Ellipse 26. Combine geometries is to use the GeometryGroup object 27. Geometry Group 28. GeometryDrawing Pen and Geometry 29. CombinedGeometry GeometryCombineMode="Union" 30. Reusing Geometry 31. Converting text to geometry 32. Use a PathGeometry object to highlight displayed text.