I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6.
I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it maximizes
and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to images
at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds which
calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great the
first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to load a new
image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it loaded). Of
course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is being
drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always the same
image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new image? I
set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I was
stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the first run
through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the next
run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No warnings or
anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find no docs
on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is this:
Private Sub DrawTheImage()
Dim Photo As Short
Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics
PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black)
Try
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim newImage As Bitmap =
Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName)
Dim x As Integer
Dim y As Integer
Dim wid As Integer
Dim hgt As Integer
If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height /
pnlImage.Width) Then
' The new image is relatively tall and thin.
' Make the image as tall as possible.
hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height
wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height)
Else
' The new image is relatively short and wide.
' Make the image as wide as possible.
wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width
hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width)
End If
x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2
y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2
PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt)
newImage.Dispose()
PanelGraphic.Dispose()
Catch ex As Exception
'DrawErrorImage()
End Try
End Sub 6 1496
On Sep 11, 8:21 pm, "Jerry West" <j...@comcast.netwrote:
I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6.
I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it maximizes
and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to images
at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds which
calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great the
first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to load a new
image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it loaded). Of
course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is being
drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always the same
image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new image? I
set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I was
stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the first run
through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the next
run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No warnings or
anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find no docs
on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is this:
Private Sub DrawTheImage()
Dim Photo As Short
Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics
PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black)
Try
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim newImage As Bitmap =
Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName)
Dim x As Integer
Dim y As Integer
Dim wid As Integer
Dim hgt As Integer
If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height /
pnlImage.Width) Then
' The new image is relatively tall and thin.
' Make the image as tall as possible.
hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height
wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height)
Else
' The new image is relatively short and wide.
' Make the image as wide as possible.
wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width
hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width)
End If
x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2
y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2
PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt)
newImage.Dispose()
PanelGraphic.Dispose()
Catch ex As Exception
'DrawErrorImage()
End Try
End Sub
What happens if you remove the "PanelGraphic.Dispose()" call?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Tried removing it but same results. I'm at a loss to know why? It seems the
red text of the watch item which provides the path to the next image to load
is significant. I have verified the path is correct and valid.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them!
JW
"rowe_newsgroups" <ro********@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@k79g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...
On Sep 11, 8:21 pm, "Jerry West" <j...@comcast.netwrote:
>I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6.
I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it maximizes and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to images at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds which calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great the first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to load a new image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it loaded). Of course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is being drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always the same image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new image? I set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I was stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the first run through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the next run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No warnings or anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find no docs on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is this:
Private Sub DrawTheImage()
Dim Photo As Short
Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics
PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black)
Try
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim newImage As Bitmap = Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName)
Dim x As Integer Dim y As Integer Dim wid As Integer Dim hgt As Integer
If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height / pnlImage.Width) Then
' The new image is relatively tall and thin. ' Make the image as tall as possible. hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height)
Else
' The new image is relatively short and wide. ' Make the image as wide as possible. wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width)
End If
x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2 y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2
PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt)
newImage.Dispose() PanelGraphic.Dispose()
Catch ex As Exception
'DrawErrorImage()
End Try
End Sub
What happens if you remove the "PanelGraphic.Dispose()" call?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
I changed my code to simplify it and used a PictureBox control instead. Same
results:
Dim Photo As Integer
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim myImage As Bitmap = New Bitmap(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName, True)
Me.pic1.Image = myImage
Again, I set a watch on ss.Pics(Photo).FullName. The first run through the
value for the watch item is in black text. The next run through the value
column shows the text value for that item in red text. This is in spite of
the fact that the path it indicates is valid. I'm guessing this fails
because of the reason why the debugger is flagging that watch item in red
text. It doesn't indicate an error --just places it in red text. I've looked
and looked for the significance of that in the help to no avail.
Anyone have an idea what could be going on here?
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message
news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
Tried removing it but same results. I'm at a loss to know why? It seems
the red text of the watch item which provides the path to the next image
to load is significant. I have verified the path is correct and valid.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them!
JW
"rowe_newsgroups" <ro********@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@k79g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...
>On Sep 11, 8:21 pm, "Jerry West" <j...@comcast.netwrote:
>>I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6.
I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it maximizes and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to images at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds which calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great the first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to load a new image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it loaded). Of course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is being drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always the same image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new image? I set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I was stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the first run through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the next run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No warnings or anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find no docs on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is this:
Private Sub DrawTheImage()
Dim Photo As Short
Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics
PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black)
Try
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim newImage As Bitmap = Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName)
Dim x As Integer Dim y As Integer Dim wid As Integer Dim hgt As Integer
If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height / pnlImage.Width) Then
' The new image is relatively tall and thin. ' Make the image as tall as possible. hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height)
Else
' The new image is relatively short and wide. ' Make the image as wide as possible. wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width)
End If
x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2 y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2
PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt)
newImage.Dispose() PanelGraphic.Dispose()
Catch ex As Exception
'DrawErrorImage()
End Try
End Sub
What happens if you remove the "PanelGraphic.Dispose()" call?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Even stranger...if I step through the code it works fine. Why in the heck
would that be?!!
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message
news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
>I changed my code to simplify it and used a PictureBox control instead. Same results:
Dim Photo As Integer
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim myImage As Bitmap = New Bitmap(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName, True)
Me.pic1.Image = myImage
Again, I set a watch on ss.Pics(Photo).FullName. The first run through the
value for the watch item is in black text. The next run through the value
column shows the text value for that item in red text. This is in spite of
the fact that the path it indicates is valid. I'm guessing this fails
because of the reason why the debugger is flagging that watch item in red
text. It doesn't indicate an error --just places it in red text. I've
looked and looked for the significance of that in the help to no avail.
Anyone have an idea what could be going on here?
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message
news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
>Tried removing it but same results. I'm at a loss to know why? It seems the red text of the watch item which provides the path to the next image to load is significant. I have verified the path is correct and valid.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them!
JW
"rowe_newsgroups" <ro********@yahoo.comwrote in message news:11**********************@k79g2000hse.googleg roups.com...
>>On Sep 11, 8:21 pm, "Jerry West" <j...@comcast.netwrote: I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6.
I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it maximizes and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to images at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds which calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great the first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to load a new image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it loaded). Of course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is being drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always the same image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new image? I set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I was stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the first run through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the next run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No warnings or anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find no docs on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is this:
Private Sub DrawTheImage()
Dim Photo As Short
Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics
PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black)
Try
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim newImage As Bitmap = Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName)
Dim x As Integer Dim y As Integer Dim wid As Integer Dim hgt As Integer
If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height / pnlImage.Width) Then
' The new image is relatively tall and thin. ' Make the image as tall as possible. hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height)
Else
' The new image is relatively short and wide. ' Make the image as wide as possible. wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width)
End If
x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2 y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2
PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt)
newImage.Dispose() PanelGraphic.Dispose()
Catch ex As Exception
'DrawErrorImage()
End Try
End Sub
What happens if you remove the "PanelGraphic.Dispose()" call?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message
news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
Even stranger...if I step through the code it works fine. Why in the heck
would that be?!!
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message
news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
>>I changed my code to simplify it and used a PictureBox control instead. Same results:
Dim Photo As Integer
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim myImage As Bitmap = New Bitmap(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName, True)
Me.pic1.Image = myImage
Again, I set a watch on ss.Pics(Photo).FullName. The first run through the value for the watch item is in black text. The next run through the value column shows the text value for that item in red text. This is in spite of the fact that the path it indicates is valid. I'm guessing this fails because of the reason why the debugger is flagging that watch item in red text. It doesn't indicate an error --just places it in red text. I've looked and looked for the significance of that in the help to no avail.
Anyone have an idea what could be going on here?
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
>>Tried removing it but same results. I'm at a loss to know why? It seems the red text of the watch item which provides the path to the next image to load is significant. I have verified the path is correct and valid.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them!
JW
"rowe_newsgroups" <ro********@yahoo.comwrote in message news:11**********************@k79g2000hse.google groups.com... On Sep 11, 8:21 pm, "Jerry West" <j...@comcast.netwrote: I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6. > I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it maximizes and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to images at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds which calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great the first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to load a new image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it loaded). Of course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is being drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always the same image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new image? I set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I was stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the first run through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the next run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No warnings or anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find no docs on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is this: > Private Sub DrawTheImage() > Dim Photo As Short > Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics > PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black) > Try > Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count) > Dim newImage As Bitmap = Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName) > Dim x As Integer Dim y As Integer Dim wid As Integer Dim hgt As Integer > If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height / pnlImage.Width) Then > ' The new image is relatively tall and thin. ' Make the image as tall as possible. hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height) > Else > ' The new image is relatively short and wide. ' Make the image as wide as possible. wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width) > End If > x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2 y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2 > PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt) > newImage.Dispose() PanelGraphic.Dispose() > Catch ex As Exception > 'DrawErrorImage() > End Try > End Sub
What happens if you remove the "PanelGraphic.Dispose()" call?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Do you set the timer.enabled = false at the beginning of the timer event
handler. I have had problems when the timer event processing takes longer
than the timer interval.
Set the timer back to enabled=true as last thing you do in timer event.
Hope this helps
Lloyd Sheen
Yep, that was the trick. Thanks!
JW
"Lloyd Sheen" <a@b.cwrote in message
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>
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message
news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
>Even stranger...if I step through the code it works fine. Why in the heck would that be?!!
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message news:13*************@news.supernews.com...
>>>I changed my code to simplify it and used a PictureBox control instead. Same results:
Dim Photo As Integer
Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count)
Dim myImage As Bitmap = New Bitmap(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName, True)
Me.pic1.Image = myImage
Again, I set a watch on ss.Pics(Photo).FullName. The first run through the value for the watch item is in black text. The next run through the value column shows the text value for that item in red text. This is in spite of the fact that the path it indicates is valid. I'm guessing this fails because of the reason why the debugger is flagging that watch item in red text. It doesn't indicate an error --just places it in red text. I've looked and looked for the significance of that in the help to no avail.
Anyone have an idea what could be going on here?
JW
"Jerry West" <jw@comcast.netwrote in message news:13*************@news.supernews.com... Tried removing it but same results. I'm at a loss to know why? It seems the red text of the watch item which provides the path to the next image to load is significant. I have verified the path is correct and valid.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them!
JW
"rowe_newsgroups" <ro********@yahoo.comwrote in message news:11**********************@k79g2000hse.googl egroups.com... On Sep 11, 8:21 pm, "Jerry West" <j...@comcast.netwrote: >I'm a newbie to .NET from VB6. >> >I have a Form with a Panel control on it. When the Form loads it >maximizes >and so does the Panel control. I then fill an array with the path to >images >at a specific folder. At that point a timer fires every x seconds >which >calls a routine that draws an image onto the Panel. This works great >the >first time the code runs. But each subsquent timer event fails to >load a new >image --it is always the same image (which is the first one it >loaded). Of >course, I stepped through the code and can clearly see a new image is >being >drawn each time after first clearing the old one. Yet, it is always >the same >image. Is there something about a Panel that will not load a new >image? I >set a watch on the array which references the image to load. When I >was >stepping through my code I noticed in the Watch window that on the >first run >through the Watch window showed the array value in black text. On the >next >run through --and all subsquent ones-- it was in red text. No >warnings or >anything it was just in red text. Is that significant? I could find >no docs >on what the meaning of this in the Watch window could be. My code is >this: >> > Private Sub DrawTheImage() >> > Dim Photo As Short >> > Dim PanelGraphic As Graphics = pnlImage.CreateGraphics >> > PanelGraphic.Clear(Color.Black) >> > Try >> > Photo = RandomNumber(ss.Pics.Count) >> > Dim newImage As Bitmap = >Bitmap.FromFile(ss.Pics(Photo).FullName) >> > Dim x As Integer > Dim y As Integer > Dim wid As Integer > Dim hgt As Integer >> > If (newImage.Height / newImage.Width) (pnlImage.Height >/ >pnlImage.Width) Then >> > ' The new image is relatively tall and thin. > ' Make the image as tall as possible. > hgt = pnlImage.ClientSize.Height > wid = CInt(hgt * newImage.Width / newImage.Height) >> > Else >> > ' The new image is relatively short and wide. > ' Make the image as wide as possible. > wid = pnlImage.ClientSize.Width > hgt = CInt(wid * newImage.Height / newImage.Width) >> > End If >> > x = (pnlImage.Width - wid) \ 2 > y = (pnlImage.Height - hgt) \ 2 >> > PanelGraphic.DrawImage(newImage, x, y, wid, hgt) >> > newImage.Dispose() > PanelGraphic.Dispose() >> > Catch ex As Exception >> > 'DrawErrorImage() >> > End Try >> > End Sub > What happens if you remove the "PanelGraphic.Dispose()" call? > Thanks, > Seth Rowe >
Do you set the timer.enabled = false at the beginning of the timer event
handler. I have had problems when the timer event processing takes longer
than the timer interval.
Set the timer back to enabled=true as last thing you do in timer event.
Hope this helps
Lloyd Sheen
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