Getting Fancy with Strokes
We’ve already seen examples of setting the Stroke property on shapes, but the Shape class defines a number of other stroke-related properties. One simple property is StrokeThickness of type double (with a default value of 1). But that’s not all:
→ StrokeStartLineCap and StrokeEndLineCap—Customize any open segment endpoints with a value from the PenLineCap enumeration: Flat (the default), Square, Round, or Triangle. For any endpoints that join two segments, you can customize their appearance with StrokeLineJoin instead.
→ StrokeLineJoin—Affects corners with a value from the PenLineJoin enumeration: Miter (the default), Round, or Bevel. A separate StrokeMiterLimit property (with a default value of 10) can be used to limit ...
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