instances of lines

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Is it possible to create instance of lines for each instances of picturebox?
If so, can anyone please provide some guidelines?

Thanks. :)

Posted 4-Jan-11 19:06pm

yummy02

Updated 4-Jan-11 19:09pm

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dmageiras 5-Jan-11 1:09am

What do you mean by instances of lines?

yummy02 5-Jan-11 1:22am

I want to add lines outside picturebox. Since the occurrence of my picture boxes is per instance, I want to draw lines in all instances of pictureboxes. I think, lines can be make through instances too.

Khaniya 5-Jan-11 1:27am

How to create instance of lines in c#?
Not very clear with your question so
thanks

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Roger Wright · Answer 1 · 2011-01-04T19:39:00

Each picturebox instance has an origin, width and height that are known (or knowable). If the picturebox is a container that supports graphics objects, you should be able to draw your lines directly in the container. If not, you'll have to draw them relative to the origin of the container that hosts the picturebox, using the origin coordinates of the picturebox as an offset.

I haven't tried drawing over a picture, and don't have any plans to do so, but it should only take a couple of hours of playing with different approaches to find out what works. Spend the time, then post some of the code you've tried and descriptions of the results. That will get you much better answers here.

Good luck!