VS 2010 - Get All The Points That Is In The Circle
Mar 9, 2011
I have a picture and I have defined a circle on it(as a rectangle) . This will not always be on the same place and i need a way to get all the points that is in the circle. If it it will always be a near perfect circle.
I have developed a program which continuously draws a circle using a timer. Now every time the circle gets displays it flickers and which is because i have used me.refresh. Is there any other way to avoid this flickering.
Here is my code Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
I'm trying to draw some kind of circle diagram. Input data are only two integers: "a" (even or odd) and "b" (even). Here is the
HTML Imports System.Drawing.Drawing2D Public Class Form1 Dim P As New Pen(Brushes.Red, 1) Dim a As Integer = 24 Dim b As Integer = 2 Dim Angle As Single = b / a * Math.PI
I have created an app, that reads data from a .txt file, and compares it to data retrieved from a website. The only problem is that my program slows down and sometimes even freezes at specific points in the program. I don't understand why, because that specific point in the .txt file is no different then the rest of the file.
Here is my
Function vertaalGegevens(ByVal teller) Dim webStream As Stream Dim webResponse = "" Dim req As HttpWebRequest
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I also tried making a different thread, but that became way to complex for this simple program.The text file i import is 1.5 mb big, and contains aproximatly 66,000 records that need to be run trough. These records are contained in a ArrayList. The word "teller" in the code stands for count, this value gets higher each loop. The loop is run outside this peace of code.I was thinking that maybe I didn't close the webresponse object, so I also tried webResponse.Dispose(), with no success.
I'm using mscharts, but my question might not need to be chart related to be answered.My chart contains 5 XY data points that will be shown in a spline (line graph). The X values are from text boxes 1-5, my Y values are from textboxes 6-10. I'm adding them to my chart by code.
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My issue is I have to enter the data in order to make my line proper. Is there a way to first arrange the points, then add them to the chart. Otherwise if I add a lesser point in the middle, it "z's" the line.
On forms size and such, is it in points or pixels? I'd assume pixels, however, it seems when i make a image that is in the same size, (i put the size as the dimensions for pixels), the image seems not the same size. I'm unsure of how big a "point" is, but i am aware of a pixel.
I am building a game project for a school project. User gets points for completing certain tasks. I have it all coded - curious as how I should do high score table. I was thinking an Access DB, but that seems like total overkill. Does XML seem reasonable?
I've rewritten my program so it would be more .net friendly (meaning I try to draw in picturebox.Paint event).
I try to use DrawLines using array of points, which are added by user one by one, but I can't figure out how to force my program to only use points that have been set by user and not the whole array.
When I call DrawLines pointing at my array of eg. 10 points and only 5 had been set, I end up with a nice set of lines with the last going to the upper left corner (0,0) and supposedly staying there for 4 more points, which is unacceptable.
I think of using ReDim Preserve each time, but I am not sure if it is the most efficient way to do this.
Anyone can think of something more elegant before I implement this redim monstrosity?
Im trying to make a scholarship analysis. i want it to be determined by percentage points using the following criteria.
OVERALL GPA MAJOR GPA
VOLUNTEERED HRS = NUMBER OF REPAIRS * 4
VOLUNTEERED T SHIRT HRS = NUMBER OF SHIRTS * 10
I have inputs for the users name, academic status, overall gpa , major gpa , number of repairs and number of shirts. so how could i use the information to give the user say like 10 out of 10.. if they have 4.0 and alot of hours.. or like 6 out of 10 if they r an average students and have little hours used.
I have a picture in my picturebox. In that picture, I need to draw a straight line between two points and calculate the length of that line (probably in pixels). Is there any suggestion how to do it?
Private Sub PictureBox1_Paint(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs) Handles PictureBox1.Paint e.Graphics.DrawEllipse(Pens.AliceBlue, New Rectangle(New Point(0, 0), New Size(PictureBox1.Width, PictureBox1.Height))) End Sub
I am trying to draw a circle in VB.Net, .Net version 4.Nothing shows up in the paintbox.
I have an assignment and I have to calculate the area of a circle. I have my textboxes and buttons but I don't know how to write the codes and I have followed the directions and the example in my book which is microsoft visualbasic 2008 step by step.
I have created a program that Draw a circle and then you can move it around a picturebox. I have made code so that it changes colour but instead of changing the colour of the circle already been drawn it creates a new circle which when you overlap the original circle with the new circle it cuts part of it.So what I wanted it to do when I change the colour of the circle it changes the colour of the circle already been drawn instead of creating a new circle.
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Also I can't use the X and Y coordinate input to move the circle to the entered coordinates.
I am making a whiteboard program. So far I managed to generate the ability to draw lines and other small things. The problem is that I want to make a circle that follows the cursor to display what a dot there would look like. I am aware of the creategraphics property of picture boxes, but when I do that the circle stays there and a new one is generated where the mouse is now (an expected result). My question is, is there a way to draw and delete circles as the mouse moves. Also, is there a more efficient way of doing this. I did try using the OvalShape found in the power pack, but I cannot figure out how to display that over the picture box, when I right click the oval nothing happens.
Okay, so I am making a whiteboard program. So far I managed to generate the ability to draw lines and other small things. The problem is that I want to make a circle that follows the cursor to display what a dot there would look like. I am aware of the creategraphics property of picture boxes, but when I do that the circle stays there and a new one is generated where the mouse is now (an expected result). My question is, is there a way to draw and delete circles as the mouse moves.
Using Visual Basic 9 I want to draw a circle and gradientFill the circle using FillGradientStyle = Centraland a FillStyle = SolidWith the same results as can be achieved in The Power Packs 3.0 OvalShape.
I searched this forum for the answer before posting this and from what i have noticed there is no "simple" way ofcourse "simple" definition varies from one person to another
my definition of simple is something like this Line(x1,y1,x2,y2,color) or something like that.[code]...
User launches the application, enters width of circle, then enters width and height of rectangle and presses the button. Then app draws the circle with rectangle inside of it (if it fits). App should output the coordinates x1;y1 , x1;y2 , x2;y1 , x2;y2 (corners of rectangle) somewhere on form and would be great if it could post those coordinates on x and y axes (optional).
how to draw the circle at the below position, i have marked where i should get the angle. And i m also sending my piece of code.
Plz tell how to draw the circle at 180 degree on x-axis, For green circle. And later i should draw at the same place semi circle, dnt know how to draw them... i.e on green circle at zero n 180 degrees.
I am having some trouble drawing a circle that is constant when the program runs. right now I am able to create one of my clock hands (that is going counterclockwise), but I can't figure out how to draw the circle of the clock, any suggestions? [Code]
I'm trying to draw a partial circle with GraphicsPath, starting at the top of the document, going counter-clockwise 270 degrees, so that it will look like a clock at 3 o'clock. The following is a simple, partial translation of my function.
Dim DestImage As New Bitmap(Source.Width, Source.Height) Dim g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(DestImage) Dim gp As New GraphicsPath()