Drawing On A Button - Draw Different Shapes On Them?
Aug 11, 2010
I'm creating new buttons at runtime that I need to draw on. I have 4 different and I need to draw different shapes on them. I've started with the "rectangle button" and I've approached this
I am trying to write a program that using a nested do while loop and If/If Else statement to draw a shape, and also using a nested do until and If/ElseIf statement to draw another shape.
i am creating a winform program using vb where i am loading an image into a picture box. then in the mouse down event i am creating small circles which can act as points which will be displayed on the image. say creating five points around the eye of a bird. then i am having a button by clicking it , a polygon will be drawn on those selected circles x and y as edges. i am having no issues until this. when i am trying to add another polygon in the same picture by clicking around its leg or whatever and pushed the draw button there must be another polygon i.e. two separate polygons 1 on eye and 2 on leg. but there is only one polygon from eye to leg. so my questions are
1) how to close a polygon and draw another one in picture box
2) how to select a previously drawn polygon and delete it.
picturebox_mousedown Private Sub PictureBox1_MouseDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles PictureBox1.MouseDown
Can I draw my own shapes (such as a filled circle, square, etc.) on a form?Can it be done from code as well as from the designer?Can I use events such as onClick() on the shapes?
I want to use a loop to draw different types of shapes on a visual. I want to use the Random function sothat the number of each shape would be set randomly. For example, I want three triangles followed by two circles, followed by two triangles, etc. When you click the button again a different set of shapes would be rendered. I can draw shapes. What I need is how to use the loops and Random() to do this. I tried to use concatenation but it does not work with the Polygons.
The aim of my program is to load a picture into an pic box, then to be able to place multiple shapes on the picture in the pic box by clicking on the location where i want the shape. The type of shape will depend on the radio button which has been selected. Basically all i want is choice of X or O. (its not tic tac toe either At the end of it all i want to be able to save the image WITH the shapes on it, doesnt matter what format its in (gif, jpg, bmp) as long as it has color and i can see the original image with the shapes included.
I have made several attempts at this, and this is what i have so far. (I am brand new to VB and programming so i need all the help i can get) I have hit a wall with how far previous examples can get me.
I have a control that looks similar to the following:
I need to add slightly round ends where all that extra end space is. I'm not sure how to add these. It should look similar to the round ends on this page.
I would like to draw a rectangle on a form, for example to mimic a steel beam that is 6 metres long.Within this rectangle, there may be 4 "openings" or circles that mimic a diameter of 600mm, so i need to draw 4 circles within the rectangle, to indicate a beam that has 4 openings. Other issues I need to cater for is that one of the circles may not be in the centre, it may be slightly raised.The user can change the length of the beam and the size of the openings so i'd like to refresh my drawing to keep in line with this.
I'd like to draw variety of shapes to represent opreational space occupied of various rooms. I am interest to develop a web based application using visual studio and would like to use asp.net platform and the language I'll be using is VB.
I have a form that uses a button to draw a line and a second button to draw a rectangle. I have a third button to clear the form but can't find a code example to code the Clear button.
Something is going wrong, I have no idea what it is. I just simply want to draw over pacman so he can open and close his mouth, so there would be 5 pacman's, with different mouth positions.Note: The change of color was just to make sure I was seeing the results.)
[URL] In my Windows Form, I wanted the user to give an option to draw all over the form. But, if the user while drawing, enters the region 1, I want to assign a value to variable, say a=1. Correspondingly, if the user without leaving the mouse button previously enter the region 4, I want to b=1.After the user leaves the mouse button, I wanted to compare a and b. If both of them are equal, then Result=Done else not.
Say I have 3 Buttons, labelled: Unit 1, Unit 2 and Unit 3. When I click on any button I want a drawing of that unit to appear on screen at a pre-specified starting point. Thereafter when I press any other one of the buttons the unit drawings appear alongside each other in a line. So I could end up with:
I have the interesting task of doing some graphs using VB.NET. So far, everything that I´ve been reading about GDI+ and e.graphics whatever is really weird. All I want to do is1) Calculate some coordinates clicking button 12) Click button 2 to draw a line with the numbers from button 13) Click button 1 to get new coordinates5) click button 3 to clear the graph. So I decided to draw everthing on top of a Panel, called panel1. I have a routine that draws on screen called drawlines,
Private Sub drawlines(ByVal g As Graphics, ByVal c As Color) Dim p As New Pen(c, 1) g.DrawLine(p, xStart, yStart, xEnd, yEnd)
I'm on page 243 of "Sam's Teach Yourself Visual Basic 2008" and it says: * Display the ViewerForm form in the Form Designer * Double-click on the Draw Border button on the toolbar. Only -- I don't see a Draw Border button on the toolbar.
Firstly I am using Vb 2008 Express Edition.I have the following code:
Code: Private Sub PictureBox1_Paint(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e _ As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs) Handles PictureBox1.Paint Dim x1 As Integer = 0 Dim x2 As Integer = 50
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When I run the above code it works , no problem. But I want to trigger it only on my Button_click event.
Code: Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click End Sub
I don't know how to call the PictureBox1_Paint into my Button1_Click
Ok..I think it's very simple but I'm still a begineerI'll try to make it clear I need to draw a rectangle when I click on the button..what is the required code?
Quote: Public Class Form1 Protected Overrides Sub OnPaint(ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs)
I have a form in which I draw a rectangle and a line depending on the button click. I basically want a dynamic line/ rectangle that moves when the mouse is clicked on another point on the picturebox. I found some code online for a rectangle, and I'm trying to extend it to draw a line too, but i'm having some issues. The line is not displayed when the mouse is lifted(mouse up event).
Here's my code: Public Class Form1 Dim selection As Rectangle = Nothing Dim m_Drawing As Boolean = False Dim m_Start As Point Dim square_click As Boolean = False [Code] ......
I am wondering if there is any code guide to teach me how to enable the user to draw as many buttons as possible on the windows form and be able to move and resize the buttons on the GUI and also tie the buttons to the timer to toggle the button colour when ever a condition is true
draw individual pixels, without resorting to drawing a line and setting it's length to 1. Is there an actual ability to draw a pixel that is just 1 pixel big?
I've to show some PowerPacks.RectangleShape in a PowerPacks.ShapeContainer. A loop in my code add shapes to the container
(objshapecontainer.shapes.add(objshape), but at the end of the loop, only the last shape is displayed, in fact objshapecontainer.shapes.count doesn't exceed 1
I have a macro that creates shapes in my documents. The following macro will delete all of them. How do I modify it so if they say NO it will go through the document and find each occurance of the shape and ask if you want to delete this one? [code]
I am drawin three concentric circles, each with corresponding radial lines from the center to the side of each segment. I want to place text inside each segment and can do so with a horizontal text. I want to ROTATE the text to match the segment's angle and fit perfectly inside the segment, but when I use the Tramsform/Rotate options in VB 2010 the text is rotated but ends up in a unforeseeable place.
I need some code to draw a resizable, draggable rectangular cursor (or selection box) on a picturebox. I found some excellent code (albeit rather old) that does just that, but on a form rather than a picturebox. I have tried converting the code - basically moving things to the picturebox events (Paint, MouseDown, MouseMove etc). It nearly works but leaves a trail behind it when you move or resize the cursor. In other words, the selection rectangle is not being erased before being drawn in the new position.
Is there some fundamental difference between drawing graphics on a form and drawing on a picturebox that would cause this behaviour? Something like, when you invalidate a form and cause a redraw it erases what you did last? If not, then I just need to dig a bit further and work out how the cursor is being erased from the previous position.
Here's the original code that works fine on a form:
Private DragRect As New RectangleF(20, 20, 100, 80) Private Adornments(7) As RectangleF Private MouseInRect As Boolean = False