Windows Forms

Thirugnanam Nataraj wrote:

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'Determines if a form is already open.
    Public Function IsFormOpen(ByVal FormName As String) As Boolean
        Dim rVal As Boolean = False
        Dim frm As Form
        For Each frm In Me.MdiChildren
            If frm.Name = FormName Then
                rVal = True
                Exit For
            End If
        Next
        Return rVal
    End Function

'Function to show a MDI child form.
    Public Function ShowMdiChild(ByVal FormName As String) As Boolean
        Dim rVal As Boolean = False
        Dim frm As Form
        For Each frm In Me.MdiChildren
            If frm.Name = FormName Then
                rVal = True
                frm.Activate()
                frm.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized
                Exit For
            End If
        Next
        Return rVal
    End Function

'Invoke a public sub in a MDI child form.
    Public Sub InvokeMdiChildMethod(ByVal MethodName As String)
        Dim o As Object
        o = Me.ActiveMdiChild
        Try
            o.GetType().GetMethod(MethodName).Invoke(o, Nothing)
        Catch
        End Try
    End Sub

Private Sub ShowNewForm(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles NewToolStripMenuItem.Click,    NewToolStripButton.Click, NewWindowToolStripMenuItem.Click
        ' Create a new instance of the child form.
        Dim ChildForm As New System.Windows.Forms.Form
        ' Make it a child of this MDI form before showing it.
        ChildForm.MdiParent = Me

        m_ChildFormNumber += 1
        ChildForm.Text = "Window " & m_ChildFormNumber

        ChildForm.Show()
    End Sub

Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.ReportDataSource repds = new Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.ReportDataSource("DataSet1", ds.Tables[0]);

Long time ago, I made an application near to your requirements. The main design was:
- An abstract base Shape class having some methods like a void Render(Graphics) and a method for hit testing,bool HitTest(Point).
- Shape classes for custom shapes that are needed on each layer; shapes like point, line, icon, path, etc that inherit from abstract Shape class.
- Each derived shape has its own properties and overrides Render method and renders itself on the graphics object; also overrides HitTest method to check if it contains a point.
- A Layer class that contains a List of Shapes and a void Render(Graphics) and calls render method of each shape. (You can restrict each layer to specific types of shapes, you can implement z-order management for shapes, etc)
- A Map class having and Image and a List<Shapes> and Save and Load to/from file. (You can handle Active layer and active shape easily.)
- A custom control that has a Map property. This control is responsible for rendering layers and handling user mouse interaction and update layers. This control overrides OnPaint and mouse events and enables double buffering.

Hope this idea helps you.

Anshu Kapoor wrote:

It is pretty exciting reward program

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