I have a form that contains 24 user controls representing hours (something
like MS Outlook daily calendar). I would like to be able to
mouse-down-drag-mouse-up select a region of the form so that selected hours
(say from 8:00am till 1:00pm) appear highlighted or shaded (like in MS
Outlook expres).

Any help will be appreciated

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OK, letrs break this problem down.

You need several things.

1.) The co-ordinates of each control.

2.) A being Dragged Property

3.) A Mouse Down event on the form

4.) A Mouse Up Event on the form

5.) To Draw / Erase and redraw a square with a dotted line using the start
and new x/y co-ordinates

6.) A method to check the TopLeft/Bottom right co-ordinates pairs come
inside the selection area of the forms graphics region

Thats it. !

I could do this for you, but I wont, I think there is sufficient information
here for you to go away and try this and then come back with more finite
questions.

"Endurance is good for the spirit !"

OHM









Dino M. Buljubasic wrote:
> I have a form that contains 24 user controls representing hours
> (something like MS Outlook daily calendar). I would like to be able
> to mouse-down-drag-mouse-up select a region of the form so that
> selected hours (say from 8:00am till 1:00pm) appear highlighted or
> shaded (like in MS Outlook expres).
>
> Any help will be appreciated

Here is a link to a simple demo of Drawing a Selection (Rubberband) box on a
Picturebox. This program also crops images.
But, the code within should give you the general idea on how to draw the
selection area on a form too, as a form also has a MouseDown, MouseMove, and
MouseUp events. Then you can figure out how to
get the area that is captured and highlight the objects you are wanting to
capture.
Scroll down the page to: Rubberband Selection Box for Cropping Images" Code
and all is in the zip file you download.

james
aka: Trucker

(watch for word wrap)
http://www.gotdotnet.com/community/u...nguageDropDown
List=VB.NET&SortDirection=Desc&SortColumnName=CreationDate&Page=8&Size=25


"Dino M. Buljubasic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a form that contains 24 user controls representing hours (something
> like MS Outlook daily calendar). I would like to be able to
> mouse-down-drag-mouse-up select a region of the form so that selected
hours
> (say from 8:00am till 1:00pm) appear highlighted or shaded (like in MS
> Outlook expres).
>
> Any help will be appreciated
>
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The posted message asks for 'any' help, not for finished project, therefore
no need for you to work on it. The lead is welcome enough.

I appreciate your help,
Dino

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"One Handed Man" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:bpthfl$f61$(E-Mail Removed)...
> OK, letrs break this problem down.
>
> You need several things.
>
> 1.) The co-ordinates of each control.
>
> 2.) A being Dragged Property
>
> 3.) A Mouse Down event on the form
>
> 4.) A Mouse Up Event on the form
>
> 5.) To Draw / Erase and redraw a square with a dotted line using the start
> and new x/y co-ordinates
>
> 6.) A method to check the TopLeft/Bottom right co-ordinates pairs come
> inside the selection area of the forms graphics region
>
> Thats it. !
>
> I could do this for you, but I wont, I think there is sufficient
information
> here for you to go away and try this and then come back with more finite
> questions.
>
> "Endurance is good for the spirit !"
>
> OHM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Dino M. Buljubasic wrote:
> > I have a form that contains 24 user controls representing hours
> > (something like MS Outlook daily calendar). I would like to be able
> > to mouse-down-drag-mouse-up select a region of the form so that
> > selected hours (say from 8:00am till 1:00pm) appear highlighted or
> > shaded (like in MS Outlook expres).
> >
> > Any help will be appreciated
>
>

thanks James,

Dino

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"james" <jjames700ReMoVeMe at earthlink dot net> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Here is a link to a simple demo of Drawing a Selection (Rubberband) box on
a
> Picturebox. This program also crops images.
> But, the code within should give you the general idea on how to draw the
> selection area on a form too, as a form also has a MouseDown, MouseMove,
and
> MouseUp events. Then you can figure out how to
> get the area that is captured and highlight the objects you are wanting to
> capture.
> Scroll down the page to: Rubberband Selection Box for Cropping Images"
Code
> and all is in the zip file you download.
>
> james
> aka: Trucker
>
> (watch for word wrap)
>
http://www.gotdotnet.com/community/u...nguageDropDown
> List=VB.NET&SortDirection=Desc&SortColumnName=CreationDate&Page=8&Size=25
>
>
> "Dino M. Buljubasic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:Gdqwb.146067$jy.81173@clgrps13...
> > I have a form that contains 24 user controls representing hours
(something
> > like MS Outlook daily calendar). I would like to be able to
> > mouse-down-drag-mouse-up select a region of the form so that selected
> hours
> > (say from 8:00am till 1:00pm) appear highlighted or shaded (like in MS
> > Outlook expres).
> >
> > Any help will be appreciated
> >
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