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Oct 15th, 2004, 06:21 AM
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Graphics at form load with VB.Net
Can anyone help with a graphics problem when using VB.net 2003.
I wrote code using VB6 which generated a "Magic Circle".
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Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim dblNumbers(1 To 11) As Double
Dim dblPairs(1 To 5) As Double
For n = 1 To 11
dblNumbers(n) = n
Next n
n = 1
Select Case n
Case Is = 1
x = 1
Y = 2
For z = 11 To 7 Step -1
dblPairs(x) = Y + z
Debug.Print x
Debug.Print Y
Debug.Print z
Debug.Print dblPairs(x)
x = x + 1
Y = Y + 1
Next z
End Select
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
Circle (88.5032, 88.5032), 10
Circle (88.5032, 88.5032), 50
Circle (88.5032, 88.5032), 60
Line (88.5032, 78.5032)-(88.5032, 38)
Line (88.5032, 98.5032)-(88.5032, 138.5032)
Line (117.893, 48.052)-(94.381, 80.413)
Line (136.056, 73.052)-(98.014, 85.413)
Line (136.056, 103.954)-(98.014, 91.953)
Line (117.893, 128.954)-(94.381, 96.593)
Line (59.114, 128.954)-(82.625, 96.593)
Line (40.95, 103.954)-(78.993, 91.593)
Line (40.95, 73.052)-(78.993, 85.413)
Line (59.114, 48.052)-(82.625, 80.413)
End Sub
I tried converting this to VB.Net. But only the text is visible at form load but non of the graphics.
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Oct 15th, 2004, 08:29 AM
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Graphics are COMPLETELY different in VB.net.
You'd be better of finding a VB.Net book and learning graphics aspects that way just to get the basics down.
I recommend "VB.Net Tips and Tricks".
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