Custom control: adding scrollbars

[Gerben van Loon]

Hi,

I've drawn my own control using GDI+. But the control is bigger than a
normal form could display, so I want to add scrollbars. Saw somewhere that
you have to inherit from "System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl". So I did
that, and the scrollbars are displayed very nice. But when you actually
start scrolling the graphics I've drawn with GDI+ are completely disturbed.

Someone know what I'm doing wrong? Is there another way to add scrollbars to
a custom control?

cheers,

Gerben

[Gerben van Loon]

Already solved it by adding this code on the onpaint event:

//Adjust the scroll position
Matrix m = new Matrix();
m.Translate(this.AutoScrollPosition.X,this.AutoScr ollPosition.Y,MatrixOrder.
Append);
pe.Graphics.Transform=m;

Thank to Bob Powell (http://www.bobpowell.net/gdiplus_faq.htm)

greets

"Gerben van Loon" <ge******@home.nl> wrote in message
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Hi,

I've drawn my own control using GDI+. But the control is bigger than a
normal form could display, so I want to add scrollbars. Saw somewhere that
you have to inherit from "System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl". So I did that, and the scrollbars are displayed very nice. But when you actually
start scrolling the graphics I've drawn with GDI+ are completely disturbed.
Someone know what I'm doing wrong? Is there another way to add scrollbars to a custom control?

cheers,

Gerben