Hi guys,
I have a question to VB .NET: I add a Graphics object to a panel and use
a bunch of DrawLine methods etc (it's really nice and convenient).
But: As soon as I send my form (which contains the panel) to the task
bar and get it back, the graphics are gone.
I guess that I need to add an event handler to the pane (or the form?),
but which event do I have to handle? And which method do I call on the
panel to get it repainted? Panel.Invalidat e?
I have the same problem if I resize the form containing the panel - If I
make it smaller such that some of the graphics disappear, they are gone
if I make it bigger again.
One more question: I would like my panel to resize itself if the form
whicht contains it gets resized (e.g. maximized). How can I do this? I'm
actually not sure if this is related to the problem above (maybe the
panel grows, but my graphics just don't get repainted :-)
Sorry if those questions are stupid, but I'm new to VB .NET and to UI
programming...
Thankx in advance,
Christian
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Hi,
If you want the panel to redraw the graphics draw your lines in the
paint event. To get your control to resize itself look at the panels anchor
property.
Ken
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news:c5******** ****@ID-36219.news.uni-berlin.de... Hi guys,
I have a question to VB .NET: I add a Graphics object to a panel and use
a bunch of DrawLine methods etc (it's really nice and convenient).
But: As soon as I send my form (which contains the panel) to the task
bar and get it back, the graphics are gone.
I guess that I need to add an event handler to the pane (or the form?),
but which event do I have to handle? And which method do I call on the
panel to get it repainted? Panel.Invalidat e?
I have the same problem if I resize the form containing the panel - If I
make it smaller such that some of the graphics disappear, they are gone
if I make it bigger again.
One more question: I would like my panel to resize itself if the form
whicht contains it gets resized (e.g. maximized). How can I do this? I'm
actually not sure if this is related to the problem above (maybe the
panel grows, but my graphics just don't get repainted :-)
Sorry if those questions are stupid, but I'm new to VB .NET and to UI
programming...
Thankx in advance,
Christian
Draw graphics in a bitmap and display that bitmap
Christian Soltenborn wrote: Hi guys,
I have a question to VB .NET: I add a Graphics object to a panel and use
a bunch of DrawLine methods etc (it's really nice and convenient).
But: As soon as I send my form (which contains the panel) to the task
bar and get it back, the graphics are gone.
I guess that I need to add an event handler to the pane (or the form?),
but which event do I have to handle? And which method do I call on the
panel to get it repainted? Panel.Invalidat e?
I have the same problem if I resize the form containing the panel - If I
make it smaller such that some of the graphics disappear, they are gone
if I make it bigger again.
One more question: I would like my panel to resize itself if the form
whicht contains it gets resized (e.g. maximized). How can I do this? I'm
actually not sure if this is related to the problem above (maybe the
panel grows, but my graphics just don't get repainted :-)
Sorry if those questions are stupid, but I'm new to VB .NET and to UI
programming...
Thankx in advance,
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