Detect, at runtime, what .clientsize was at design time?

[Mr. Analogy]

I'm writing code to resize controls on a Win Form. Is there any way to
detect (at runtime) what the form.clientsize was at design time?

 

[Thief_]

Have you looked at the Anchor property of controls? It allows the control to
change shape depending on which of its side(s) are anchored!

 

[Mr. Analogy]

Yes, but I need the shapes to all MOVE and RESIZE proportionatly.

So, it would look like you just zoomed the whole form. Anchoring
doesn't do that.

 

[Mr. Analogy]

Figured it out :

If you put the code in the form's MyBase.New()


me.OldHeight=me.clientsize.height , etc.

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Mr. Anology

In addition to Thief

I hardly recommend as well to use the Anchor and the Dock properties,
The Anchor does resize the controls if you use them well by the way.

This not because that it is impossible to get the screensize
This is for the primary screen

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...windowsformsscreenclassprimaryscreentopic.asp

I hope this helps,

Cor