Wave control

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Hi guys,

Can I have your help in a question I don't know how to start it.
I need to do a control in WPF. The layout of this control should be a long paper sheet, like a convey belt, I want it in curved lines simulating the paper waves. I need to control the color of this control, that is I want to paint some segments in different colors. The idea is to reflect the planning production in this control. We plan the production of an article for a week, each article takes a different execution time, and see it reflected in a selected color in here, we plan the production of another article for another week and see it in a different color. I'd like to be able to change the area of the color in the control with the mouse, if there's two colors adjacent moving the junction point of the colors increases one and decreases the other.

Any ideas ? thank you very much.

Posted 31-Oct-10 9:01am

Nagrom

Updated 31-Oct-10 13:48pm

Henry Minute

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Henry Minute 31-Oct-10 19:50pm

From your description it sounds a bit like Project Management. Can you confirm that that is roughly what you mean.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2010-11-01T04:22:00

I suggest you pick up a book on WPF Controls and start researching. Your graphic requirements are a bit over the top, requiring a lot of custom rendering. This is not an easy control to develop, so if you've never wirtten anything like this before, you're in for a very steep learning curve.