Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide Programming Software Development by toneewa …ball.getRadius()); } // Display the collisionCount g.setColor(Color.black); g.drawString("Collision Count: " + collisionCount, 20, 20); g…;X: " + b.get(1).getX(), 180, 20); g.drawString("Y: " + b.get(1).getY(), 220, 20); } }… Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide Programming Software Development by toneewa …(i).getRadius()); } // display the collisionCount g.setColor(Color.black); g.drawString("Collision Count: " + collisionCount, 20, 20); } } Frame.java: import… Re: drawString to object Programming Software Development by AndreiDMS …writes paintComponent() method: [CODE] public void paintComponent(Graphics g){ g.drawString(text, x, y); // draw 1 string } [/CODE] …= x+3; y = y + 6; // modify position g.drawString(text, x, y); [/CODE] then you are right, you will… 2 different positions(even if you call g.drawString twice without modifying any parameter you will have … drawString to object Programming Software Development by Olliepop Hey guys How can i make instances of drawString editable? For example changing their x, y and value? Do i use variables for example [CODE=java]g.drawString(str1, x1, y1);[/CODE] Will the change be reflected as soon as i change the values of the variables? Thanks very much for your time! Re: drawString to object Programming Software Development by Olliepop [QUOTE=AndreiDMS;1111081]No, in java all parameters are passed by value, so changing only x,y values will do nothing, you have to call g.drawString again.[/QUOTE] Wouldn't that just draw a completely new drawString though? How do i edit one i have already created? Drawstring() not clear Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 …); angle++; sz = e.Graphics.MeasureString(theString, this.Font); e.Graphics.DrawString(theString, this.Font, Brushes.Black,-(sz.Width/2),-(sz.Height…/2)); } I dont understand the last part with the DrawString(). The 2 last arguments of the method specify the location… DrawString("A"...) to Object? Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 … wondering is there any way to put my e.Graphics.DrawString() method into a variable(object) so that i can do… objects, but is there anyway to do that with the drawstring() already? I hope that i was clear enough. Re: DrawString("A"...) to Object? Programming Software Development by Ketsuekiame I suggest you create an object that records coordinates and rotation. Inside that object let it have its own drawstring method that calls the `Graphics.DrawString` method. That way you can keep track of it. Not sure there is any other way to do it and methods themselves cannot be objects. Re: drawString to object Programming Software Development by AndreiDMS No, in java all parameters are passed by value, so changing only x,y values will do nothing, you have to call g.drawString again. Re: drawString to object Programming Software Development by Olliepop So do you suggest i use variables in the drawString parameters, and then repaint the interface the same way i painted it? Re: drawString to object Programming Software Development by AndreiDMS [QUOTE=Olliepop;1111205]So do you suggest i use variables in the drawString parameters, and then repaint the interface the same way i painted it?[/QUOTE] Yes Re: DrawString("A"...) to Object? Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 … = paper.MeasureString(theString, stringFont); paper.RotateTransform(rtangle); rtangle += 10; paper.DrawString(theString, stringFont, new SolidBrush(Color.Blue), -(float)sz.Width / 2… Re: DrawString("A"...) to Object? Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 … ll make a class with some properties(coordinates) and the drawstring method that you mentioned. I know that you can not… Drawstring doesn t rotate as it should Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 ….TranslateTransform(- (float)far.Width / 2, -(float)far.Height / 2); paper.DrawString(a, stringFont, Brushes.Black,new PointF(100,100)); } private void… Help with drawString() method for multiplication applet Programming Software Development by BobbieJean … int number2 = rand.nextInt(9) + 1; brush.drawString(right, 20, 80); repaint(); validate(); } else {… answer.setText(""); brush.drawString(wrong, 20, 80); repaint(); validate(); } } } ); … printing a variable with page.drawString Programming Software Development by Superfat … to tack a variable onto the end of a print.drawString so it would show up like Text: <variable>…; Or: [CODE]page.drawString ("Text: " object1, x, y);[/CODE] Where object1 is… PLEASE HELP resetting drawString and random numbers Programming Software Development by BobbieJean … + 1; brush = getGraphics(); brush.setFont(font2); brush.drawString(right, 20, 120); validate(); } else { answer.setText(&…quot;"); brush = getGraphics(); brush.setFont(font2); brush.drawString(wrong, 20, 120); validate(); } } } ); } @… Re: printing a variable with page.drawString Programming Software Development by BestJewSinceJC … to a String, just like the javadoc says for the drawString method. So you could put "I'm a String… Problem with DrawString under Windows 7 Programming Software Development by Solmyr …, size, etc. Looks like everything is ok when using standard DrawString method but, when I'm trying to do it under… Re: Problem with DrawString under Windows 7 Programming Software Development by zortec … you can do: 1) Use TextRenderer.DrawText() and not Graphics.DrawString() You did not specify if you were using .NET 2… Re: Drawstring() not clear Programming Software Development by Begginnerdev As shown [here](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.drawing.graphics.translatetransform.aspx); the TranslateTransform sets the new zero point of the drawing. When you call this you are setting the new zero point to the center of the screen. (1/2 sz.Width, 1/2 sz.Height). Therefore, when you tell it to draw the string at 5,6 it will … Re: Drawstring() not clear Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 Thank Sir i should have read about Translatetransform i wasn t aware that this method set s it up from zero. I more thing . How come -(sz.Width/2),-(sz.Height/2) results in a positive value not negative as it shoudl be? Otherwise you ve solved my problem Re: Drawstring() not clear Programming Software Development by Begginnerdev If you think of your screen as a quadrant, it would have the y axis reversed. (X,Y) 0,0 | 1,0 | 2,0 | 3,0 | 0,1 | 1,1 | 2,1 | 3,1 | 0,2 | 1,2 | 2,2 | 3,2 | This being said, you see a positive value in debug because you are viewing the values before the interpreter sees the '-' Re: Drawstring() not clear Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 hah, youre unbeliveable , cheers. Re: DrawString("A"...) to Object? Programming Software Development by Ketsuekiame Can you provide an example of what you're doing in code? I don't quite understand you. Re: DrawString("A"...) to Object? Programming Software Development by castajiz_2 Posting again here i m done with this so i will mark this trhead as solved. I created a class for my object wich pick s up letters and i ve created a class for my letters and the thing that solved the main problem were the properties where i checked if there is a collision. I hate object oriented programming at first but now i love it and i can see… Re: Drawstring doesn t rotate as it should Programming Software Development by ddanbe Perhaps it helps a bit if you have a look at [this](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/csharp/code/227743/animation-rotate-a-string-with-a-timer) DrawString does not work always Programming Software Development by chordian12 hii, i am trying to create an image in which i am drawing a chess board with multiple colors and Drawing a string on it. but the string is not always drawn. sometimes it is drawing half charecter. I hv tried AddString it also doesnt work. plz help it is really urgent... regards Re: DrawString does not work always Programming Software Development by Momerath Can you post your OnDraw code? Re: DrawString does not work always Programming Software Development by ddanbe Analogy: Supose I have a car that starts, but I tell you it won’t bring me from point A to point B. Would you know what was wrong? Could you solve my problem? Supose I would send you a picture of my not working car and you would immediately notice that it was missing four wheels? You could tell me that, problem solved. Right? Why don’t you do the …