Resize An Image (jpg,gif,png) To Avoid Out Of Memory Error In Picturebox Control On .NETCF 2.0
Sep 15, 2009
I'm searching for a solution to resize image(jpg) being passed in from an array in Picturebox Control on .NETCF 2.0 in VB.NET without resorting to using the opennetcf library, is it possible?
I was wondering if it was possible to make an image resize to fit a picturebox. The context is that i'm making a web browser, and I want to make there to be the favicon of the website and i'm getting the favicon via this [code]...
I am new with visual basic 2008 express edition. I wanted to ask on how to resize an image in a picturebox with a set height and width.[code]...
All it does is open a file with open dialog filters. I have a set height and width for the picturebox. If i open a picture with a height and width greater than that of the picturebox, the picture box will only display a portion of the picture.
I am trying to figure out how to go about my two problems i am currently having when trying to display a resized picture into a picturebox on my form.
What does it need to be in order to grab the image thats already been cropped in the pbCrop picturebox? I have the cropped image in the pbCrop picturebox and i then am trying to resize it.[code]...
i have loaded an image to picturebox from resource which can be any size,but i just want that a image i have loaded to my picturebox,image resolution is 48*48,than now how i can set image size in picturebox.
I'm currently in the process of making a dynamic signature generator, and I want to make the user be able to see what he would get... So I thought of putting a browse button and allowing them to load up a background image for their signature, but I also want the picturebox to resize according to that image's size. I need them to be the same size because of the image's X, Y are needed for the signature.
It works fine, but it only gets the coordinates for the picturebox, not the actuall image, so I think if the picturebox is the same size as the picturebox it would get them just fine..
I have some problem about image sizing, citing the process: I've create 2 button and picture box. The button1 load opendialog to load image then the image will be viewed at picturebox and the button2 will save to sql table. My problem is how could I resize the image before saving to sql table.
My code: Button1_click Picturebox1.image=image.fromfile(opendialog.filename) end Button2_click --before saving dim myImage as Image=Picturebox.image How could I resize the actual dimension of image?
I'm trying to update pictures boxes with images of controls stored in an imagelist owned by a control. The images stored in the control.imagelist do not showup in the picturebox. I'm working on simplifying the code to post, but for now could use help.If I store the image in a member variable owned bythe control it woks fine.Something to do with persistance of images in control owned imagelist? [code]
I'm using this control in a application to load the URL of a .jpg image. The thing is that the image is bigger than the control, so I want it to automatically resize the image, as IE does when the same thing happens there, and it even shows a little magnifier glass to restore the image to full size.How can this be achieved? What happens at default is that the image is bigger than the control, so a quarter of it shows and I have to scroll to see the rest.
If I replace an image in a picture box, should I dispose the original image first?
Or, what about this situation:
Dim bm As New Bitmap(32,32) bm = New Bitmap(32,32) bm = New Bitmap(32,32) bm = New Bitmap(32,32)
Does bm need only to be disposed at the end, or should it be disposed before each re-creation?
A big oversight there on my part. I knew a control took care of disposing its children but It hadn't occurred to me that I should dispose an old image if I replaced it.
I'm trying to find a memory leak in my application and I want to know if I must (or should) call EndInvoke in case of a timeout. I'm calling a external system and I must have a way to stop waiting if execution is too long:
Dim ar As IAsyncResult Try ar = deleg.BeginInvoke(Nothing, New Object) If Not ar.AsyncWaitHandle.WaitOne(getTimeout, False) Then
I'm inexperienced with windows forms (vb.net), and I have a rather silly question.I'm opening an old project of someone elses, and there's a PictureBox control on the form. The PictureBox has a photo, and I'm trying to find the location of the photo on the computer but can't find it.In ASPX, I can just look at the code behind and find out where the tags are pointing to (for the photo).The only code that exists for my object, with the image property is this: [code]
I am working on my game maker and I need to make it so that a picturebox with a transparent image will show the control behind it, like if the control has a image or just a color.
I have a picturebox that displays an image on a form. The image thats displayed is from an image folder and has 8000+ images. The images pull in just fine and change as the text in the me.txtPartNo.text changes.[code]...
What is the best way to write functions in Microsoft.NET (VB) to avoid memory leaks. I have always followed this style:
Public Sub TestMemoryLeak() Dim testCon As SqlConnection Try
[code].....
Here the connection reference is created before the TRY clause and is initialised after the TRY clause. I believe the connection is always closed and dereferenced even if an exception is thrown. Is this good practice? I see a lot of code that creates references and dereferences in the TRY clause, but this would mean that the memory is not correctly handled if an exception is thrown. Some developers say they don't like to clean up in the finally clause.
I'm trying to load a .ani file into a bitmap so it can be displayed on a control or on a form. The following code has been paired down from a short 'Download Sample' which I then edited to point to my .ani file. As indicated in the following code, I can load a .gif file, but I can't load a .ani file.
I am writing a VB 2008 Express Edition application which has multiple forms. All of the forms contain one or more PictureBox controls. All PictureBox controls have assigned bitmaps via Image property during development mode. So far, all the bitmaps displayed during runtime without a slightest problem. Now, suddenly, not a single new one (i.e. which I add from this moment on) would display bitmap during runtime. All the old ones (i.e. those which I have added up to that unspecified point in time when something went wrong) still display bitmaps fine as they did before. But any newly added PictureBox (or, come to that, any other control which can display bitmap.
I have tried also Label control) displays the bitmap loaded via Image property only during development mode. During runtime the PictureBox shows as empty. I tried to load the bitmap during runtime via command Image.FromFile and that works fine (but I don't want to use this approach in my program). If I create a completely new application, all PictureBox controls display the bitmaps just fine. I don't get any errors or warnings in VB editor. I reinstalled the whole VB 2008 Express Edition including SP1 and .NET 3.5 SP1 with no difference whatsoever (as would be expected as any new application works with PictureBox controls fine).
I'm getting GDI+ error when saving picturebox image to the database. My database is sql server with image datatype. Ideally when I browse image file to the picturebox then save using following code
How come this doesn't work when I try to press a button to save a picturebox to a file?
Private Sub Button5_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button5.Click PictureBox1.Image.Save("C:Test.png", System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Png)
I'm starting work updating an UI for one of my company's applications and I'm running into a sticky issue. The parent control contains several panels, each of which can be turned on or off depending on user input.
The final panel in the user control contains another user control which gets resizes according to a toggle switch. Essentially, it "opens" up more information.
While the child control (ChildControl) is docked to Fill inside the parent control (ParentControl), when I add height to ChildControl I can't get ParentControl's height to get updated as well. Currently I'm handling the ChildControl.Layout event in ParentControl but I can't seem to reach that code. To resize ChildControl, I'm calling Me.Height += 200 in ChildControl.vb.
In VB 2005, I am calling a C++ DLL function that returns the address in memory and size in bytes of a jpeg image. How can I load that jpeg image directly from memory into a picture box in my VB form? I cannot afford to save it to disk first.