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This is not a paint program, it's a drawing program. The difference is that when you paint, you leave behind pixels, when you draw, you leave shapes that you can then interact with. Basically, what you want to do is store a collection of a base shape class, and create derived classes for the shapes you draw. Then when you move the mouse, you need to iterate over those shapes to work out if the mouse is over one. If it is, you start using mouse actions to interact with the shape in question. Changing that instance of a shape class, obviously then changes how it is drawn on screen.

GDI+ actually does very little here, each shape knows how to draw itself, and presumably the drawings are not that complex. The real work is in working out what shape the mouse is over, and manipulating it.


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