Visual Basic

For Each item As Char In TextBox1.Text.ToCharArray    // that is two copies (string -> char[] -> char)
out.Add(item)
outString.Append(item.ToString)                       // that is two copies (char -> string -> SB)
Label1.Text = outString.ToString

Dim out As List(Of Char) = New List(Of Char)

If Not IsNothing(TextBox1.Text) Then
    For Each item As Char In TextBox1.Text.ToCharArray
        If item <> Chr(32) Then
            out.Add(item)
            Debug.WriteLine(item.ToString)
        Else
            Debug.WriteLine("Space found......stopping.")
            Exit For
        End If

    Next
End If

If out.Count > 0 Then
    Debug.WriteLine("Out Array Contains: " + out.Count.ToString + " items.")

    Dim outString As New System.Text.StringBuilder
    outString.Append("Out contains: ")
    For Each item As Char In out
        outString.Append(item.ToString)
    Next
    Debug.WriteLine(outString.ToString)
Else
    Debug.WriteLine("No items in output array")
End If

ChrisDScott93 wrote:

I am unable to determine what sort of equation I could use to account for all of the different sizes.

ChrisDScott93 wrote:

Is there a way to have it draw the circle with the cursor position as the center of the circle.

Dim penCharacterCircle as Pen
Dim gfxCharacterCircle as Graphics

Dim MousePositionX as Integer = Cursor.Position.X - 35 'This offsets the X coordinate so the circle will be drawn to be centered on the MouseClick event.

Dim MousePositionY as Integer = Cursor.Position.Y - 55 'This offsets the Y coordinate

penCharacterCircle = New Pen(System.Drawing.Color.Green, 6)
gfxCharacterCircle.DrawEllipse(penCharacter, MousePositionX, MousePositionY, 50, 50)

ChrisDScott93 wrote:

This is caused by it drawing the circle from the top left to the bottom right, instead of from the center. It draws it like a rectangle.

Origin = centre.x - Radius, centre.y - Radius