Hi there,
Im looking for a solution to draw a one pixel sized point to a graphics
control. E.g. DrawLine(10,10, 11,11) draws 2 pixels, DrawLine(10,10,
10,10) has no effect.
How to do?
Thanks
Pat
4  12798 
Did you try DrawRectangle, with width and height 1 pixel each?
-vJ
"Pat Keel" <pa******@frees urf.ch> wrote in message
news:40******** *************** @news.sunrise.c h... Hi there,
Im looking for a solution to draw a one pixel sized point to a graphics
control. E.g. DrawLine(10,10, 11,11) draws 2 pixels, DrawLine(10,10,
10,10) has no effect.
How to do?
Thanks
Pat
Vijaye Raji schrieb: Did you try DrawRectangle, with width and height 1 pixel each?
-vJ
"Pat Keel" <pa******@frees urf.ch> wrote in message
news:40******** *************** @news.sunrise.c h...
Hi there,
Im looking for a solution to draw a one pixel sized point to a graphics
control. E.g. DrawLine(10,10, 11,11) draws 2 pixels, DrawLine(10,10,
10,10) has no effect.
How to do?
Thanks
Pat
Hi Vijaye,
Yes, unfortunately DrawRectangle with width and height of 1 gives a
square of total 4 pixel. I testet it with the magnifiying glass function
of WinXP.
Any other solutoins?
ooops. Sorry. I should have said FillRectangle. DrawRect, uses a pen to
draw a border, FillRect, doesn't.
-vJ
"Pat Keel" <pa******@frees urf.ch> wrote in message
news:40******** *************** @news.sunrise.c h... Vijaye Raji schrieb: Did you try DrawRectangle, with width and height 1 pixel each?
-vJ
"Pat Keel" <pa******@frees urf.ch> wrote in message
news:40******** *************** @news.sunrise.c h...
Hi there,
Im looking for a solution to draw a one pixel sized point to a graphics
control. E.g. DrawLine(10,10, 11,11) draws 2 pixels, DrawLine(10,10,
10,10) has no effect.
How to do?
Thanks
Pat
Hi Vijaye,
Yes, unfortunately DrawRectangle with width and height of 1 gives a square
of total 4 pixel. I testet it with the magnifiying glass function of
WinXP.
Any other solutoins?
Hi Vijaye,
This makes the job! Thank You!
SolidBrush b = new SolidBrush(Colo r.Black);
g.FillRectangle (b, x, y, 1,1);
Nice workaround.
Best Regards
Pat
Vijaye Raji schrieb: ooops. Sorry. I should have said FillRectangle. DrawRect, uses a pen to
draw a border, FillRect, doesn't.
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