How do you embed a custom cursor? The help says:
// On the command line:
// Add the following flag:
// /res:CursorFileN ame.Cur,Namespa ce.CursorFileNa me.Cur
What if you are compiling with the IDE? I don't see a 'command line
options' field anywhere...???
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IDE you will include the file in the project and there is a property
available in the property window called "Build Action", when you select the
file. Set that to "Embedded Resource"
VJ
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How do you embed a custom cursor? The help says:
// On the command line:
// Add the following flag:
// /res:CursorFileN ame.Cur,Namespa ce.CursorFileNa me.Cur
What if you are compiling with the IDE? I don't see a 'command line
options' field anywhere...???
I have the build options to 'Embedded Resource', it still does not
work. Every time it reaches the cursor statement, I get a "Object
reference not set to an instance of an object." error. This is my
statement:
Cursor myCurdor;
myCursor = new Cursor(GetType( ), "Cursor1.cu r");
"Cursor1.cu r" is a cursor file added to the project with "Embedded
Resource" selected. I've tried screwing aorund with 'custom tool
namespace', but it doesn't seem to matter.
VJ wrote:
IDE you will include the file in the project and there is a property
available in the property window called "Build Action", when you select the
file. Set that to "Embedded Resource"
VJ
"bern11" <be****@yahoo.c omwrote in message
news:g7******** *************** *******@comcast .com...
>>How do you embed a custom cursor? The help says:
// On the command line:
// Add the following flag:
// /res:CursorFileN ame.Cur,Namespa ce.CursorFileNa me.Cur
What if you are compiling with the IDE? I don't see a 'command line
options' field anywhere...???
Ahh ok that is the second part it has to be fully qualified name, like
something below should get you started. AboutImage.gif is a embbed resource
for us.
System.IO.Strea m picBkg2 =
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get Assembly(typeof (namespace1.nam espace2.class1) ).GetManifestRe sourceStream("n amespace1.class 1.AboutImage.GI F");
picturebox1.Ima ge = Image.FromStrea m(picBkg2);
VJ
Namspace.
"bern11" <be****@yahoo.c omwrote in message
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>
I have the build options to 'Embedded Resource', it still does not work.
Every time it reaches the cursor statement, I get a "Object reference not
set to an instance of an object." error. This is my statement:
Cursor myCurdor;
myCursor = new Cursor(GetType( ), "Cursor1.cu r");
"Cursor1.cu r" is a cursor file added to the project with "Embedded
Resource" selected. I've tried screwing aorund with 'custom tool
namespace', but it doesn't seem to matter.
VJ wrote:
>IDE you will include the file in the project and there is a property
available in the property window called "Build Action", when you select
the file. Set that to "Embedded Resource"
VJ
"bern11" <be****@yahoo.c omwrote in message
news:g7******* *************** ********@comcas t.com...
>>>How do you embed a custom cursor? The help says:
// On the command line:
// Add the following flag:
// /res:CursorFileN ame.Cur,Namespa ce.CursorFileNa me.Cur
What if you are compiling with the IDE? I don't see a 'command line
options' field anywhere...???
OK - figured it out. I didn't notice but when I created it, it went
into the 'Properties' folder and hence the 'Properties' subdirectory. I
moved it in the solution manager to off the main project and it works.
Thanks for the help.
VJ wrote:
Ahh ok that is the second part it has to be fully qualified name, like
something below should get you started. AboutImage.gif is a embbed resource
for us.
System.IO.Strea m picBkg2 =
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get Assembly(typeof (namespace1.nam espace2.class1) ).GetManifestRe sourceStream("n amespace1.class 1.AboutImage.GI F");
picturebox1.Ima ge = Image.FromStrea m(picBkg2);
VJ
Namspace.
"bern11" <be****@yahoo.c omwrote in message
news:-N************** *************** *@comcast.com.. .
>>I have the build options to 'Embedded Resource', it still does not work.
Every time it reaches the cursor statement, I get a "Object reference not
set to an instance of an object." error. This is my statement:
Cursor myCurdor;
myCursor = new Cursor(GetType( ), "Cursor1.cu r");
"Cursor1.cu r" is a cursor file added to the project with "Embedded
Resource" selected. I've tried screwing aorund with 'custom tool
namespace', but it doesn't seem to matter.
VJ wrote:
>>>IDE you will include the file in the project and there is a property
available in the property window called "Build Action", when you select
the file. Set that to "Embedded Resource"
VJ
"bern11" <be****@yahoo.c omwrote in message
news:g7***** *************** **********@comc ast.com...
How do you embed a custom cursor? The help says:
// On the command line:
// Add the following flag:
// /res:CursorFileN ame.Cur,Namespa ce.CursorFileNa me.Cur
What if you are compiling with the IDE? I don't see a 'command line
options' field anywhere...???
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