C#

DanB1983 wrote:

**Edit - basically what I would like to be able to do is ask any pixel inside a control its colour and also to set its colour

... in the method where you process your dataset data ...
DataTable table = yourDataSet.Tables[int tableindex]; //with one table you'd use yourDataSet.Tables[0]
int rowCounter = 0;
foreach(DataRow row in table.Rows)
{
   //Retrieve the data from the various columns in the row through row[int columnindex]
   //or row["columnname"], or iterate over the columns too and create them generically.
   //Example of latter one
   foreach(DataColumn column in table.Columns)
   {
      TextBox textBox = CreateValueTextbox(
         column.ColumnName + rowCounter,
         row[column.ColumnName]);

      this.Controls.Add(textBox);
      rowCounter++; //increase rowcounter by 1
   }
}
...
//I'll create a helpermethod for creating the textboxes.
private TextBox CreateValueTextbox(string textBoxName, string value)
{
   TextBox textBox = new TextBox();
   textBox.Name = textBoxName;
   textBox.Text = value;
   return textBox;
}

Image backupImage = Properties.Resources.backupImage;
bool equal = image == backupImage;

int diff=People1.Firstname-People2.Firstname;
if (diff==0) diff=People1.Surname-People2.Surname;
if (diff==0) diff=....;
return diff;

Int32 order = String.Compare(p1.FirstName, p2.FirstName, true);

// If the first names match, then check last name
if (0 == order)
    order = String.Compare(p1.LastName, p2.LastName, true);

return order;

DaveyM69 wrote:

I wish I'd asked about 8 hours ago