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 | Do you have to use a Panel? If not, then the pictureBox control is more suited for that type of use. Edit:: Also where exactly are you setting 'm_width' and 'm_heigth' [sic] mostly because you spelled height wrong but also if you haven't defined them they won't exist hence it … |
 | [quote=Lardmeister;338179]Does anyone know of anyplace/anybody that teaches C# at the highschool or college level to get students used to a programming language?[/quote] I don't know if you are looking for paid type things but here is a pretty decent place... [URL]http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/[/URL] You can also find their stuff for free on …  |
| | [quote=hollystyles;338103]the C# compiler requires a class have a constructor, you don't *have* to use it or even type one if you don't need it. The C# compiler will add a blank constructor with no parameters at compile time if you don't type any constructor. Constructors are good for initialising classes … |
| | [quote=Adam_Sanderson1;338815]come on guys help me out i just dont want to do all the programming in visual c# and realise i should of create a database instead on management studio, is there really nobody that can help me[/quote] I would fully recommend C#/Visual Studio for what you are describing. It … |
 | [quote=Lardmeister;337294]Nothing is 100% fool proof, it depends on the fool! I would say go with pygmalion's solution, unless "know-it-all" iamthwee produces code.[/quote] Of course nothing is 100% foolproof, but I would still stick with iamthewee's solution. The reason that his solution would work better (or rather more efficiently) is that … |
 | Hello, I am fairly new to C# so forgive me if this is a simple question but I cannot seem to find anything on this subject (I am proabably not searching for the correct thing) How would you go about setting form control properties such as a succession of many … |
| | I am new so forgive me if I am making a stupid statment here... I have no idea what language you are posting there, but in C# I would have written the same thing like this... [code] /* * You can declare and set the fields here * You also … |
| | That is because you are plotting a point right on top of the original point. I changed this line... [code] objGraphic.DrawLine(pen, x, y, -x, -y); [/code] Here is the code I used... [code] int picBoxWidth = pictureBox1.Size.Width; int picBoxHeight = pictureBox1.Size.Height; int halfWidth = pictureBox1.Size.Width / 2; int halfHeight = … |
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