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Primitives, like System.Windows.Point should be moved into a standalone Nuget package. They shouldn't be tied to WPF.
System.Drawing.Primities exists as a reference point. This would allow usage outside WPF.
That way, it's possible to reference them from libraries without having to put UseWPF into the .csproj files (keeping them small, as e.g. test projects testing the algorithms apart form their UI implementation should be)
changed the title [-]Move primitive types into their own System.Windows.Primitives nuget package[/-][+]Move primitive types into their own nuget package[/+]on Jun 15, 2022
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[-]Move primitive types into their own System.Windows.Primitives nuget package[/-][+]Move primitive types into their own nuget package[/+]lindexi commentedon Jun 16, 2022
@AdmiralSnyder Yeah, I do it in https://github.com/dotnet-campus/dotnetCampus.WPFType