I've had that happen several times! :laugh: Spend most of a late night trying to find a bug in what looks like perfect code, give up and shut VS down for the night, then reopen the project the next day to find the bug has gone missing. If it helps, I've never had one of those "missing bugs" return later. If quitting fixes it, it stays fixed. :) "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

See the sample : Bitmap myBitmap = new Bitmap(@"C:\Documents and Settings\Joe\Pics\myPic.bmp"); Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(myBitmap);

public int Draw(Graphics g) { DrawNode(); // Create font for text Font nodeFont = new Font(FontFamily.GenericSansSerif, 10f, FontStyle.Regular); // Fill node if selected if (m\_selected) { g.FillPath(Brushes.Red, m\_gpTextBacking); g.DrawString(m\_name, nodeFont, Brushes.White, m\_fontLocation); } else { g.DrawString(m\_name, nodeFont, Brushes.Black, m\_fontLocation); } // Draw node backing if hover is true if (m\_hover) { g.DrawPath(Pens.Black, m\_gpTextBacking); } // Draw expand box g.FillPath(Brushes.Gray, m\_gpExpandBox); g.DrawPath(Pens.Black, m\_gpExpandBox); // Dispose of graphics paths ------> //m_gpExpandBox.Dispose(); ------> //m_gpTextBacking.Dispose(); Thank you for the help found the soulution. It now works when comment out the indicated lines

Thank you for your help. This code now works perfectly, i can use it on the other group boxes on the form too. // In Draw mode if (rbDraw.Checked == true) { // Ceck each rb in Shape groupBox foreach (Control ctrl in gbShape.Controls) { if (ctrl is RadioButton) { // Cast to RadioButton RadioButton rb = ctrl as RadioButton; if (rb.Checked == true) { // Set shape selected to the radioButton's tag (shape enum) imageViewer1.ShapeSelected = (FileScroller.ImageViewer.Shape)rb.Tag; } } } } Thank you again George

Thank you for all of the replies. I got everything working now there was alot to it as the shapes can be selected by the mouse too so this also had to change the comboBox : void imageViewer1_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e) { // When shape picked select appropriate entry in the combo box if (imageViewer1.ListOfShapes.Count > 0) { for (int i = 0; i < comboBox1.Items.Count; i++) { if ((string)comboBox1.Items[i] == imageViewer1.ListOfShapes[imageViewer1.SelectedShapeIndex].Name) // imageViewer1.ListOfShapes[imageViewer1.SelectedShapeName].Name) { comboBox1.SelectedIndex = i; m_comboBoxCurrentIndex = i; } } } } Above and below (solution) may not be pretty but it works case (char)Keys.Enter: if (comboBox1.SelectedIndex != -1) { // Set current selected index and clear text m_comboBoxCurrentIndex = comboBox1.SelectedIndex; comboBox1.Text.Remove(0, comboBox1.Text.Length); // Rename shape in image viewer imageViewer1.RenameShape("test"); // Set text for selected item comboBox1.Items\[m\_comboBoxCurrentIndex\] = "test"; comboBox1.Text = ""; } Thanx George

try this: private void textBoxSize_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e) { if ((e.KeyChar > 47 && e.KeyChar < 58) || e.KeyChar == 8 || e.KeyChar == 13) { /*do something*/ } }

Before you can set properties on a nullable rectangle you have to initialise it. It is also best practice to test the HasValue property before setting properties of the value, though not needed at this point. Rectangle? m_RectangleShape = new Rectangle?(); m_RectangleShape.Value.X = ValueType; If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. Margaret Fuller (1810 - 1850) www.JacksonSoft.co.uk

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Thanx for the help. I have created some code that works now dont know if this is the idea you thought but it functions correctly. Only the painted cross moves the same as the value ill just have to change this and it will be complete. private int MAX\_VALUE = 1000; private int MIN\_VALUE = 0; private double m\_WidthMultiplyNo = 0; private double m\_HeightMultiplyNo = 0; public Point Origin { get { return m\_origin; } set { m\_origin = calculateNewPosition(value); if (PositionChanged != null) { this.PositionChanged(); } } } private Point calculateNewPosition(Point Value) { if (Value.Y < m\_position.Y) { if (Value.X > m\_position.X) { Value.Y -= 1; Value.X += 1; } else if (Value.X < m\_position.X) { Value.Y -= 1; Value.X -= 1; } } else if (Value.Y > m\_position.Y) { if (Value.X > m\_position.X) { Value.Y += 1; Value.X += 1; } else if (Value.X < m\_position.X) { Value.Y += 1; Value.X -= 1; } } Value.X \*= (int)m\_WidthMultiplyNo; Value.Y \*= (int)m\_HeightMultiplyNo; Value = KeepInsideValue(Value); return Value; }

Thank you for the reply, i tried this however i think it was a problem with me not updating the picture box in my program and thats why it did not appear. As i was converting an array into an image and forgot about updating the image box.

Thank you it saved me alot of time trying to work it out. Did wonder why it said the length was 255 when running that was why.

maybe something like... TextBox1.Clear(); for(int i = 1023; i >= 0; i--) { TextBox1.Text += ByteArray[i] + " "; if(i % 128 == 0) TextBox1.Text += System.Environment.NewLine; } ...make sure you textbox supports multiline and that should work. Also you would be better using a StringBuilder[^]. Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

Add an event for MouseDown or MouseUp... You can check against the .Button property of the MouseEventArgs if it's the middle that was pressed. Also: You could use a MouseMove, and compare against the buttons there. So you could drag it around. Ninja (the Nerd) Confused? You will be...

Thank you that was a silly thing to do. This is the first time i have worked with events so will probably make a few mistakes along the way.

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10! This is what I would suggest.

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