Is it possible to figure out which “Path”(PointCollection) is clicked on within a PolyLine?

Question

I am using ArcGIS WPF's Polyline to plot several lines (PointCollections). Adding a Path(PointCollection) looks something like this.

PointCollection collection = new PointCollection();
PolyLine myLine = new PolyLine();

collection.Add(firstMapPoint);
collection.Add(secondMapPoint);

myLine.Paths.Add(collection);

PolyLine is a Geometry in which I can set to a Graphic and plot on a map. Once that Graphic is clicked it of course is clicking the entire graphic. I am visually showing several Paths(PointCollections). Is it possible to figure out which Path is being clicked on from the user?

Note

I have a solution now where I just have 1 PointCollection per PolyLine. So I am adding one PolyLine/Graphic for each line. I would rather not do this if I can avoid it.

Answer 1

If you have one Path per Polyline you can do something like this:

private void map1_MouseClick(object sender, Map.MouseEventArgs e)
{
            if (map1.Layers["MyGraphicsLayer"] is GraphicsLayer)
            {
                GraphicsLayer glayer = (GraphicsLayer)map1.Layers["MyGraphicsLayer"];
                IEnumerable<Graphic> graphics = glayer.FindGraphicsInHostCoordinates(map1.MapToScreen(e.MapPoint));

                foreach (var graphic in graphics)
                {
                //Do stuff
                }
             }
}

But if you want to use several Paths per Polyline I guess you have to look at catching the polyline that gets clicked and split that polyline into several polylines and use the GeometryService to do some relation operations on these.