Stop a Windows Control from getting to Small?

[iKiLL]

Hi All

i am developing a Windows Mobile User Controll and i need to make sure that
it is not sized to small.
i am developing in C# with CF2 for Windows Mobile 5.

How is this done?

i am hoping there is like a Min width and height propertiy.

Thnaks
ink

[Neil Cowburn]

Override the OnResize event handler in your control and set the min/max
width & height there.

--
Neil Cowburn
Principal Partner
OpenNETCF Consulting, LLC.

Managed Code in the Embedded World

http://www.opennetcf.com/
http://www.smartdeviceframework.com/
"iKiLL" <iK***@NotMyEma il.comwrote in message
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Hi All

i am developing a Windows Mobile User Controll and i need to make sure
that it is not sized to small.
i am developing in C# with CF2 for Windows Mobile 5.

How is this done?

i am hoping there is like a Min width and height propertiy.

Thnaks
ink

[iKiLL]

Thanks I will give it a try.

i want them to be able to make it bigger. but just not to small.


"Neil Cowburn" <ne***@nospam.o pennetcf.comwro te in message
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Override the OnResize event handler in your control and set the min/max
width & height there.

--
Neil Cowburn
Principal Partner
OpenNETCF Consulting, LLC.

Managed Code in the Embedded World

http://www.opennetcf.com/
http://www.smartdeviceframework.com/
"iKiLL" <iK***@NotMyEma il.comwrote in message
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>Hi All

i am developing a Windows Mobile User Controll and i need to make sure
that it is not sized to small.
i am developing in C# with CF2 for Windows Mobile 5.

How is this done?

i am hoping there is like a Min width and height propertiy.

Thnaks
ink

[Norman Rericha]

In that function you will be able to determine the min sizes you want
the forms/controls to be. Then stop resizing from "accepting" if the
new size is below defined constants.

This way the user will be able to make it bigger, but then smaller
after that, until it is less then the starting dimentions.

Hope that helps

--
Norman Rericha
Sr. Software Architect
Embedded Systems
4Techwork.com

[iKiLL]

hi Norman,

This is what i have and it dose not seem to work at Design time. Is this
wrong.

protected override void OnResize(EventA rgs e)
{
if (base.Width < 219)
{
base.Width = 219;
}
if (base.Height < 93)
{
base.Height = 93;
}
base.OnResize(e );
}

private void QuestionControl _Resize(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
QuestionAnswerC ontrol oControl = (QuestionAnswer Control)sender;
oControl.vScrol lBar.Maximum = oControl.pnSlid e.Height -
oControl.pnMain .Height;
}
Thanks,
ink

"Norman Rericha" <Rayogen@nospam _gmail.comwrote in message
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In that function you will be able to determine the min sizes you want the
forms/controls to be. Then stop resizing from "accepting" if the new size
is below defined constants.

This way the user will be able to make it bigger, but then smaller after
that, until it is less then the starting dimentions.

Hope that helps

--
Norman Rericha
Sr. Software Architect
Embedded Systems
4Techwork.com

[iKiLL]

never mind it is working just needed a full rebuild

"iKiLL" <iK***@NotMyEma il.comwrote in message
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hi Norman,

This is what i have and it dose not seem to work at Design time. Is this
wrong.

protected override void OnResize(EventA rgs e)
{
if (base.Width < 219)
{
base.Width = 219;
}
if (base.Height < 93)
{
base.Height = 93;
}
base.OnResize(e );
}

private void QuestionControl _Resize(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
QuestionAnswerC ontrol oControl = (QuestionAnswer Control)sender;
oControl.vScrol lBar.Maximum = oControl.pnSlid e.Height -
oControl.pnMain .Height;
}
Thanks,
ink

"Norman Rericha" <Rayogen@nospam _gmail.comwrote in message
news:mn******** *************** @nospamgmail.co m...

>In that function you will be able to determine the min sizes you want the
forms/controls to be. Then stop resizing from "accepting" if the new
size is below defined constants.

This way the user will be able to make it bigger, but then smaller after
that, until it is less then the starting dimentions.

Hope that helps

--
Norman Rericha
Sr. Software Architect
Embedded Systems
4Techwork.co m