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I'd like to develop my own control with drag and drop capabilities.
Basically, how can i develop a application similar VS .NET designer window. Where do I find information on creating my own "designer" with drag and drop functions. Thanks in advance, RF. |
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You can re-use the .net windows forms designer in your own applications, if
you like. http://www.divil.co.uk/net/articles...ers/hosting.asp Alternatively, you could write your own design surface with resizing, etc. There is a sample of this on gotdotnet.com. -- Tim Dawson "RF" <rf@someemail.com> wrote in message news:eKHCe#nODHA.3192@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > I'd like to develop my own control with drag and drop capabilities. > Basically, how can i develop a application similar VS .NET designer window. > > Where do I find information on creating my own "designer" with drag and drop > functions. > > Thanks in advance, > > RF. > > |
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"RF" <rf@someemail.com> wrote "| Thanks for the sample designer. It's been very helpful. But now I need to
| make "relational lines" between objects in the designer. Hence, when I move ..." RF, Check these out : the first article has some nifty techniques for making sticky lines. C# : A-Star is born by Eric Marchesin http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/G...4708#xx537200xx and GDI+ Drawing Page, Part I With the .NET Forms and Drawing class libraries you can create a drawing application C! la Visio that allows users to drag and draw shapes, select those shapes, and move them about the form. by Lars Powers, MCSD, June 20, 2003 Mike Snell, MCSD http://www.devx.com/codemag/Article/16115 for ideas and code. There's also, if I remember correctly, an article on "drawing surface" which was on MSDN; you can search on MSDN for it. best, Bill Woodruff dotScience Chiang Mai, Thailand |
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