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Is there a way to get the current rendered location of a WPF control its window after all of the current RenderTransforms have been applied? I may just be blind, but I'm not seeing an obvious method.

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I guess I should have kept poking before asking ... but instead of deleting maybe this will help someone later.

The trick is to transform the point (0,0) from the control's axes to the axes of the window, so...

Point renderedLocation = theControl.TranslatePoint(new Point(0,0), theWindow);

If you need an interior point on the control it works similar, just use that local point instead of (0,0).

Don't try basing it off of Margin or Padding, it doesn't come out correctly.

Donnie
Nothing wrong with answering your own question if you find the answer. Plus, you should Make it the accepted answer. That way people who search will see it answered.
David Brunelle