Draw Lines using Mouse and build custom control topics
- Drawing Lines And Rectangles Using the Mouse
- Writing Your Custom Control: Step by Step
- A C# class that deals with System Registry
- 4 steps to create free SSL certificate for development
- A Better Line Control
- A Better Line Control
- Developing a Line Control
- The Spiral TrackBar Control
- Get the Best of Both Worlds: Command Line and GUI
- Plossum
- Nice Line - A simple shaded line
- Rubberband Lines
- Line to Region
- Editor3D: A Windows.Forms Render Control with interactive 3D Editor in C#
- https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/26542/An-Intelligent-NET-Multilanguage-Installer
- Drawing and Editing Lines with GDI+
- Ruler Control
- Line Graph Component in C#
- LineEditor Control – Line based visual input/output
- Shape Control for .NET
- A thermometer control
- Eyes
- Pulse Button
- Writeable Application Scope Settings
- Drawing a Line Graph in GDI+
Simple program utilizing the mouse to draw lines and rectangles.
Making a cute button of two semi-transparent user-changeable colors
This C# class retrieves, creates, deletes Registry values and keys, and even more...
4 steps to create free SSL certificate for development
A WinForms line control that works how you would expect one to.
A WinForms line control that works how you would expect one to.
This is a control that takes a starting point and an ending point as objects and draws a line between them
In this article, you will learn about the SpiralTrackBar class. This class is a replacement for the .NET Framework and .NET TrackBar control, which displays the track line as a spiral.
The article introduces Command Line GUI, a shared library inspired by the Plossum library, which allows rapid development of console apps with parameters and options, providing a GUI without additional programming. It demonstrates how to develop plugins for existing command line programs or console apps utilizing Plossum, using a data model class and attributes to describe options, and how Command Line GUI can handle multiple plugins.
Plossum is a class library collection written in C# providing functionality mainly for writing and communicating with console applications. It provides a .net interface to some Win32 specific system service functions as well as more generic classes.
A simple line control with multiple purposes
Using the rubberband line as a ruler.
This class gets an array of pointf() and returns the corresponding line region with custom width.
A universal ready-to-use interactive 3D Editor control for System.Windows.Forms applications. It displays 3D data that the user can modify with the mouse. The control consists of a single C# file and is optimized for maximum speed.
This project is based on my Cabinet Library CabLib which is also published with source code on The Code Project. The original purpose was to create an Installer or Setup which installs an ASPX server consisting of 3000 files. But obviously you can use this Installer to install any software package.
Here's the code to implement a basic graphic user interface to paint, and then edit, lines on a PictureBox.
Ruler control in C#
Line Graph Component in C#
A line based control for output and optional input, and a discussion of how to create a custom control from the .NET UserControl.
Implementing shape control that supports transparency, custom design-time editors and simple animation
Creating an analog-style thermometer
Creating an eye control.
Pulse Button
Writeable Application Scope Settings
Drawing a line graph in Cartesian coordinates (VB.NET and GDI+)
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