Returns the base surface of this surface, or null if this is the default surface. This method is useful for retrieving the underlying surface properties when a surface is derived from another.
Returns the base surface of this surface, or null if this is the default surface. This method is useful for retrieving the underlying surface properties when a surface is derived from another.
To use the GetBaseSurface method, simply call it on an instance of the Surface class. This will return the base Surface object if it exists, or null if the current surface is the default one.
// Example of using GetBaseSurface
Surface currentSurface = new Surface();
Surface baseSurface = currentSurface.GetBaseSurface();
if (baseSurface != null)
{
// Do something with the base surface
Console.WriteLine("Base surface found.");
}
else
{
// Handle the case where there is no base surface
Console.WriteLine("This is the default surface.");
}