The reason is, that I'm going to be adding it to
a larger product that will own this form, the
image will be built by another unmanaged thread
(written in C) that will call invoke when it is
finished to update the display, and the class
will be encapsulated in an unmanaged C++ class.
Mixing t
Why do you have to do that? If you're working in Windows Forms and .NET, you
can just compile the ScrollImage namespace and use it as is...
At 05:00 PM 12/15/2004, David Thompson wrote
>Thanks Ian,
>
>That was exactly what I was looking for. Now to just rewrite it in
>C++ (since the rest of my a
Thanks Ian,
That was exactly what I was looking for. Now to just rewrite it in
C++ (since the rest of my app is already written that way. Boy I wish
there was a C# to C++ generator available.
David
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David L. Thompson
David Thompson wrote:
I need to find an example of making a window with a menu bar
that just displays an image. The Image must resize if the window
is resized and also provide scrolling of the image at 100% if an
option is turned on in the menu.
I've written one - see the end of this message. Is t
I've been working a quite a bit with windows forms and have gotten
stuck. I've got Ian's ".NET Windows Forms" book and have used it a
lot, but I need to find an example of making a window with a menu bar
that just displays an image. The Image must resize if the window is
resized and also provide sc
