I am looking for an interactive diagram component for WinForms. If you have seen or used Corgent Diagrams then thats what I need. Corgent Diagrams is really neat but really expensive too. What I need is the ability to create diagrams in design time then load the diagram into a Winforms application and then let the user double click or right click different parts/shapes/connectors in the diagram to select various menu options. So imagine a flowchart created in design time. When a user right clicks on a certain shape I want to be able to handle the event and present the user with a menu based on the shape. Imagine loading a visio file into your application and then wiring all events on all shapes to some code. Does anyone know of such a library or component? Thanks.

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No. Or atleast I do not think so. In MDI application you should not place controls in the client area of the main application form. If you do, then you will need to hide and show them as and when you have an MDI form open or not.

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OPEN SAUCE???? LOL

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Yep, but they say its for panaromic landscapes so should not be a problem.

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I think for the CCD to take the image. Else they would not be talking so much about the 1 second issue. That would then just be a slow FPS for the camera.

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I still do not see why you cannot do that. perhaps a little more code from what you are attempting to do will be useful. You could do something like. void MyPage::CreateTabControl() { TabControl * tab = new TabControl(); Controls->Add( tab ); SizeAndPositionTab( tab ); //Put you size and position code in here } Now call CreateTabControl() dynamically from wherever in your code.

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IndexOf returns a 0 based index. "." is not in position 1, it is in position 0. If nothing is found -1 is returned. Your code should be if( r != -1 )

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I think you need to be in the C++ message boards. Anyway, you could do something like: TabControl* tabCtrl = new TabControl(); this->Controls->Add( tabCtrl ); Now use tabCtrl to get its position etc.

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asator wrote:

once i open the program it will keep on draing more memory, it will never stop

So if you do not minimize do you get a Sytem Out Of Memory Exception?

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Providing Source will help sales. Piracy? You can't stop that. Also, at least every company I have worked for has been very good about buying software rather than just copying it. So perhaps you are being a tad bit paranoid :)

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Not that megapixels is everything but this camera definitely takes the prize. Pretty well priced at $36,000 ;P http://www.dpreview.com/news/0609/06093007seitzd3.asp[^]

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Its like this one too http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=1649&fr=26[^] Its in every message board. Isn't there a way Chris can charge them for advertising on his site? Or maybe we should go to that site and see if there is a 800 number and then everyone call that number :-)

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I thought it was elegant code. It does nothing hence no bugs :-D

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In the main application which is the parent of all MDI Child form do something like ((MyMdiForm)this.ActiveMdiChild).SetImage( image ); ActiveMdiChild will get you the active mdi child. You need to make sure your MDI child supports a Method to accept an Image or file path to an image. In MyMdiForm.SetImage( Image image ); Do something like: pictureBox.Image = image;

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If you want speed then dont use GDI. Use unsafe code. here is an example of using unsae code to handle bitmaps. Does not do what you want, but I am sure you can figure it out :-) http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dncscol/html/csharp11152001.asp[^]

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I used OpenWiki ages ago. Was quite flexible and really easy to use. But is ASP based not ASP .Net

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Easiest way is to load it into a pictureBox. You can do something like: Image image = Image.FromFile( "c:\\blah.jpg" ); pictureBox.Image = image;

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Is true for everyone. A new patch for a game I play is taking forever to download. :-) Clearly my priorities are better than yours. LOL

I should reply to my own post. I found the answer to this long ago, but never came back to update this. So here goes. Regasm comes with Visual Studio. So a machine with no visual studio and just the .Net framework will NOT have regasm on it. Hence, you cannot rely on [ComRegisterFunctionAttribute] public static void Register( Type t ) For this is called by regasm. You need to find other ways to register your DLL and make otehr registry entries.

Are you back in India? Its been a while since I have visted CP. Not sure where everyone is. :-)