ChartArea class

ChartArea class

1. How do I create a canvas in c#?

I am self-taught and am trying to move away from text-based programs and into actual games and apps, but I cannot figure out/understand Microsoft's documentation to create a canvas. When I run this code all I get is the terminal. This is my code currently, copied straight from Microsoft:

2. A quick look at the ControlPaint class in C#

This class has some methods to draw standard GUI elements

3. code tutorials

good to watch

4. Canvas implementation for C#

Design and implementation of canvas in C#

5. DotNetMatrix: Simple Matrix Library for .NET

A set of C# classes providing basic matrix operations

6. Sandcastle Conceptual Help: Quick Start

Learn how to write user manuals with the Sandcastle Help Compiler.

7. A Structured 2D Graphics Framework

Welcome to Piccolo2D! A revolutionary way to create robust, full-featured graphical applications in Java and C#, with striking visual effects such as zooming, animation and multiple representations.

8. Papers We have Written

Here you'll find an archive of all the papers we have published that are related to Piccolo, it's predecessor toolkits, or zoomable user interfaces in general.

9. 2D Graphics Primer

This section contains an overview of various 2D graphics concepts related to Piccolo. This is a huge topic which cannot be covered in depth here. But the basics are presented below. In many cases these lower level details are handled for you by Piccolo. But, understanding them will help you to use the framework more efficiently, especially when extending functionality and creating your own types.

10. API Documentation

Here you'll find detailed documentation of the Piccolo.Java and Piccolo.NET toolkits. Currently there is no API documentation for PocketPiccolo.NET. But, the Piccolo.NET API can be used, since PocketPiccolo.NET is essentially a subset of Piccolo.NET. We will eventually update the Piccolo.NET API docs to say which methods are supported in PocketPiccolo.NET.

11. Getting Started

Here you will find both basic and advanced tutorials to help you get started using Piccolo. All tutorials provide examples in both Java and C#. This section assumes you have read Piccolo Patterns and have a basic understanding of the concepts presented there.