Did it, but now I have other problem ...
I call drawlines by clicking on some image(button) ,but it paints INSIDE the
control was called from by paint event , instead of doing it on whole
screen, here is the code:
Graphics g = e.Graphics;
Point[] pts =
{
new Point(tab.button.Left, tab.button.Top), //tab.button - is the
button clicked
new Point(tab.button.Left+tab.button.Width, tab.button.Top),
new Point(tab.button.Left+tab.button.Width, tab.button.Top +
tab.button.Height),
new Point(pnlMainbar.Width,tab.button.Top + tab.button.Height),
//pnlMain - some panel on the screen
new Point(pnlMainbar.Width, pnlWorkArea.Top + pnlWorkArea.Height),
//pnlMainbar - see pnlMain
new Point(pnlWorkArea.Left, pnlWorkArea.Top + pnlWorkArea.Height), //
pnlWorkArea - see pnlMain
new Point(tab.button.Left, tab.button.Top)
};
g.DrawLines(new Pen(tab.tabColor,3),pts);
How can I force it to draw ON THE SCREEN, but not ON THE CONTROL
"Bob Powell [MVP]" <bob@_spamkiller_bobpowell.net> wrote in message
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Just invalidate the control in the onclick and paint from the paint event.
See the most asked GDI+ FAQ question for reasons why it shouldn't be done
any other way.
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"Tamir Khason" <ta**********@tcon-NOSPAM.co.il> wrote in message
news:ui****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... How I can paint something onClick event?
I need PaintEventArgs event in order to paint and raise Graphics, but
onClick I have only EventArgs Event...
Thanx
