Steve,
The form should refresh itself automatically. If it is not, then it
indicates that you are probably performing painting operations on the form
outside of the OnPaint method or the Paint event handler.
If you are going to perform painting operations on a form (and force
your own refreshes), then what you need to do is set the state in your
object to give you the information you need while you paint (so that in your
paint algorithm you have everything you need), and then call the Invalidate
method. This will cause your paint routine to be called, from which you can
gather the information you need to render your form correctly.
Hope this helps.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"Steve Teeples" <St**********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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How do you force a form to refresh itself if the contents of the form
become
corrupted? For example, while moving a second form over the first, I want
to
force a refresh of the first.
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Steve
