Hi,
I see three choices:
1. Create the drawing surface (image) so that it's as big as the biggest
drawing that you will ever expect
2. Calculate the size of the drawing first
3. Create an initial buffer of the average image size in your application.
If you need to draw oustide the boundaries of the image, create a new
drawing buffer sized to some acceptable factor (like [·2,]), and then
copy the current buffer to the new surface - dispose of the initial buffer
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Dave Sexton
"MrNobody" <Mr******@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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I've got a problem where I need to create an image so I can draw to some
"offline" graphics object and in order to create that image I need to
specify
size but I will not know size until I'm done drawing...
Is there any way I can just draw to something that doesn't have a size and
then crate a cropped image out fo that?
