WPF: Why is it VisualTreeHelper.GetDrawing (Visual v) and not Visual.GetDrawing ()?

Question

Just curious - prima facie seems more uncomfortable and less accessible, but is there a good reason?

Answer 1

I believe this is intentionally confusing because you should not hide with the visual tree most of the time, guided by the philosophy "Principles of wireframe design": "Commonly used classes should follow the main scenarios."

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