GraphicDevice.present(IntPtr) compile errore

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I have a compile error said that GraphicDevice.present(IntPtr)doesn't has one parameter Please can help me I want to draw an animation in a panel in form
and I don't know how to use GraphicDevice.present(Nullable<regtangle>,Nullable<regtangle>,IntPtr)
thank you very much

Posted 25-Dec-11 2:04am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Dec-11 13:35pm

Not a question. Nothing to talk about. You would need to explain what you want to achieve, what did you try, what the problem, etc.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-12-25T07:45:00

You complain is that there is no GraphicDevice.Present(IntPtr). There is no such method as GraphicDevice.Present(Nullable,Nullable,IntPtr). Your question shows, the problem is not that you don't know how to use one or another method. Your problems is that you don't understand language which could possibly explain to you how to do things. You failed to interpret and even remotely understand what the MSDN help page tells you: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.xna.framework.graphics.graphicsdevice.present.aspx[^].

In this situation, further help would look, well… pretty helpless. What, shall we teach you the language, basic ideas of CLR or something like that? This would go far beyond normal help via Quick Questions & Answers.

You first need to get some understanding of C#, basics of CLR, etc. Even that looks a bit questionable. Anyway, it's too early for you to get to UI. You need to learn some elementary notions and techniques, including OOP and generics, perhaps on simple console-application examples. You would need to grab some manual and read it with understanding.

When you feel comfortable, come back; we will gladly help you.

—SA