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Hi All, I am trying to do some graphical thing in my window application (VS 2010). What I am trying to do is I need to have a object that shows different states while the application is running. The best example I can give you a elevator. Its door open, close and run etc.I don't know what to use at this point. Any idea will help. Thanks.
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Hi All, I am trying to do some graphical thing in my window application (VS 2010). What I am trying to do is I need to have a object that shows different states while the application is running. The best example I can give you a elevator. Its door open, close and run etc.I don't know what to use at this point. Any idea will help. Thanks.
if your app is going to paint the frames, this[^] could guide you. if all you need is a movie, you could turn a number of images into a single animated GIF, and a PictureBox would know how to display that (it is about the only thing it does well). :)
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Hi All, I am trying to do some graphical thing in my window application (VS 2010). What I am trying to do is I need to have a object that shows different states while the application is running. The best example I can give you a elevator. Its door open, close and run etc.I don't know what to use at this point. Any idea will help. Thanks.
I can't stand animations; they just look like they're wasting cycles that are better used to get the job done. Progress bars are OK. Status indicators are OK.
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I can't stand animations; they just look like they're wasting cycles that are better used to get the job done. Progress bars are OK. Status indicators are OK.
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Progress bar does not show exactly what I am looking for as I mention in my question. But I don't know how status indicator works. I will give a try. thanks for your answere.
jashimu wrote:
I don't know how status indicator works.
I mean like a simple red-light/green-light indicator that (usually) doesn't change very frequently.
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Hi All, I am trying to do some graphical thing in my window application (VS 2010). What I am trying to do is I need to have a object that shows different states while the application is running. The best example I can give you a elevator. Its door open, close and run etc.I don't know what to use at this point. Any idea will help. Thanks.
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I'm not clear exactly what you are after, but have you thought about using WPF which provides you with animation techniques which may suit your needs?
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if your app is going to paint the frames, this[^] could guide you. if all you need is a movie, you could turn a number of images into a single animated GIF, and a PictureBox would know how to display that (it is about the only thing it does well). :)
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum
Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, improve readability, and make me actually look at the code.