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Look up the System.Drawing namespace. In the Graphics class you will find methods for drawing any shape you like.
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Is this only in framework 3 or any of them?
Thanks alot for your help guys,
Gerry
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System.Drawing has always been there.
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I think what he is referring to is creating your own custom control that will draw the graphics how you want using the Graphics object provided in the OnPaint method of UserControls.
Regards,
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Yeah absolutely right Thomas,
For example, I'd like to have something like:
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double [] dblArray = new double[5];<br />
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Any ideas on how to start with PlotArray( ) ?
Thanks for the help guys, much appreciated!
Gerry
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that link doesn't work Sir.
I'm just looking for the best way to get the job done.
sorry if i have offended you in any way.
no hard feelings...
Gerry
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gvanto wrote: that link doesn't work Sir.
Then you need to get MSDN fixed where you live since it is an invaluable resource for windows developers.
gvanto wrote: I'm just looking for the best way to get the job done.
The best way to start is to look at the documentation for the Graphics class we are telling you about.
led mike
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CAn u recomment me any ebook or any good book on C# graphics and image processing..... Im new to c# and need all basic knowledge about it.........
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The graphics framework in C# is called GDI+, there are plenty of good books on it. As for image processing, if you search the site, I have a number of articles on images processing in C#.
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Hi All
the problem is this that I m monitoring a microcontroller through a serial port the serial port have to monitor continuousy. Do some one have any code to monitor the serial port continuosly that when data arrives at the serial port either a character or a number of characters the serial port read it and proces it further .
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Did you try looking in the C# Articles? There is one titled "Serial Communication using C# and Whidbey".
led mike
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i viewed that but it only shows how to communicate it doesnt monitors
any one else
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SAS
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If I remember correctly the Comport component in the .NET framework 2.0 has an event that gets fired when new data arrives. You might want to look up the documentation on the component http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ed55271k.aspx[^]
Hope this helps 
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Also why when I moved toolStrip and menuStrip controls to toolStip Container I added lately all event handlers where removed rendering all menu and tool strip items not working, had to manually double click each item then rename old event handler methods to new created on double click to make all things work again
basically for example event that had click stopped working and new was now click_1 so I had to remove new empty click_1 and rename old click to click_1.
Why did this happen?
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To simplify question what is right way to move toolStrip to container?
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For example I have RichTextBox control I inherited and added IsDirty Boolean property.
Now I wonder how can I programmicly (at run time) add event on key press to set this property to true?
I know how to do it through designer.
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TrooperIronMan wrote: Now I wonder how can I programmicly (at run time) add event on key press to set this property to true?
I know how to do it through designer.
You have to "write code". You know... use the keyboard instead of the mouse. Yeah it's old fashioned but at least they give you a "text wizard" to do it in! 
led mike
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sure why not but exactly what code should look like, that is question?
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OK i figured out you don't have to bother... it wasn't as complicated as expected... thanks...
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Without creating a system service that would run code on 'shuting down' what type of hook should be used by a app running in the background to know when the system is shutting down or logging off?
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Take a look at the SystemEvents class especially the SessionEnding event.
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nevermind.. i think ill give up for now and just use a modified spinlock!
im writing a simple lock-free queue (intended for efficient multithreaded use) and im not sure ive quite figured out the logic behind the use of Interlocked.CompareExchange(). would code like the following produce the correct result of adding a new linked list node to the tail of a list under multithreading conditions??
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while (null != Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref _tail.next, newNode, null))<br />
Thread.Sleep(1);<br />
_tail = newNode;<br />
thanks in advance 
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