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Tag Archives: toolbar
Let the user zoom on a picture and draw in C#
The example Let the user zoom on a picture in C# allows the user to zoom in on a picture and draw on it. Unfortunately, it doesn’t handle the drawing properly when the image is scaled. It doesn’t scale the … Continue reading →
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Tagged auto save, autosave, C#, C# programming, colors, dash, deserialization, deserialize, dot, dotted, draw, draw curves, draw polyline, drawing, example, example program, files, graphics, line style, line thickness, load, Polyline, redo, restore, save, scale, scribble, serialization, serialize, toolbar, tools, transform, transformation, undo, zoom
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Let the user zoom on a picture in C#
Important: This example does not handle new drawings correctly if you have scaled the image. Read this one to learn how it works and then see the new post Let the user zoom on a picture and draw in C#. … Continue reading →
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Tagged auto save, autosave, C#, C# programming, colors, dash, deserialization, deserialize, dot, dotted, draw, draw curves, draw polyline, drawing, example, example program, files, graphics, line style, line thickness, load, Polyline, redo, restore, save, scale, scribble, serialization, serialize, toolbar, tools, undo, Windows Forms programming, zoom
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Provide autosave in C#
This example extends the scribble example (most recently described in the post Provide undo and redo in C#) so it provides an auto-save feature. The following code creates the name of the program’s auto-save file. // The auto-save file name. … Continue reading →
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Tagged auto save, autosave, C#, C# programming, colors, dash, deserialization, deserialize, dot, dotted, draw, draw curves, draw polyline, drawing, example, example program, files, graphics, line style, line thickness, load, Polyline, redo, restore, save, scribble, serialization, serialize, toolbar, tools, undo, Windows Forms programming
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Provide undo and redo in C#
This example adds undo and redo features to the example Save and restore pictures drawn by the user in C#. It’s not terribly hard, but it is long so I’ll break it into sections to make it easier to understand. … Continue reading →
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Tagged C#, C# programming, colors, dash, deserialization, deserialize, dot, dotted, draw, draw curves, draw polyline, drawing, example, example program, graphics, line style, line thickness, load, Polyline, redo, restore, save, scribble, serialization, serialize, toolbar, tools, undo, Windows Forms programming
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Save and restore pictures drawn by the user in C#
The example Let the user scribble with different line styles in C# explains how to let the user draw curves with different colors, line thicknesses, and dash patterns. This example adds the ability to save and load pictures drawn by … Continue reading →
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Tagged C#, C# programming, colors, dash, deserialization, deserialize, dot, dotted, draw, draw curves, draw polyline, drawing, example, example program, graphics, line style, line thickness, load, Polyline, restore, save, scribble, serialization, serialize, toolbar, tools, Windows Forms programming
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Let the user scribble with different line styles in C#
The example Let the user scribble on a PictureBox in C# explains how to let the user draw polylines, but the program only draws thin black curves. This example adds color, line thickness, and line styles such as dashed or … Continue reading →
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Tagged C#, C# programming, colors, dash, dot, dotted, draw, draw curves, draw polyline, drawing, example, example program, graphics, line style, line thickness, Polyline, scribble, toolbar, tools, Windows Forms programming
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Make toolstrip buttons act like radio buttons in C#
Sometimes it is useful to make toolstrip buttons behave like radio buttons so the user can pick only one of a set of buttons. This example lets you pick one of the shape tools or the select (arrow button) and … Continue reading →
Posted in controls, menus, user interface
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Tagged C#, C# programming, controls, example, example program, menu items, menus, radio buttons, toolbar, toolstrip, user interface, Windows Forms programming
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