How to draw connecting lines between two controls on a grid WPF

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i am creating controls (say button) on a grid. I want to create a connecting line between controls. Say you you do Click on one button and click over another button. This should draw a line between these two buttons.

Can some one help me or give me some ideas on how to do this?

Thanks in advance!

What I have tried:

I searched every where in google i didn't get any useful solution

Posted 23-Dec-16 2:13am

Mahesh Alappuzha

Updated 26-Dec-16 17:17pm

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VR Karthikeyan · Answer 1 · 2016-12-26T17:17:00

You can accomplish this task by using wpf animations. You can create animations in wpf using storyboard and also you can control this animation and storyboard by code. refer below links to get started with wpf animations.

1. Animation using Storyboards in WPF[^]
2. [^]
3. wpf - Call a storyboard declared in xaml from c# - Stack Overflow[^]
4. c# - Programmatically creating a Storyboard in a WPF ControlTemplate - Stack Overflow[^]
5. c# - Creating Storyboard in code behind in WPF - Stack Overflow[^]