[RESOLVED] Selecting and drag/drop multiple images and labels.

How would you go about selecting multiple images and labels for dragging and dropping?
I know how to drag and drop a single object, but I’m not shore how you would go about dragging and dropping multiple images and labels as you would with icons on your desktop with the selection box and highlighting.

Also, is there more than one way of doing this and which way is the best?

Any one have any input? Are there any APIs that I could use?

Perhaps by putting those object in a control array and working with the Index parameter?

Depending on how you have your controls etc, this might work.
Note: to select a control, you need to right click it. Selected controls have a "-1" in their caption.

Thank you, that jogged my mind and I was almost able to come up with what I needed.
I say almost because I have a major bug with my moving code (the formula to determine the controls new position) and I can't quite seem to figure out how to fix it/code it right.
Dose anyone have an idea how to fix it???

buggy movement code:

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_MouseMove(button As Integer, shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)
    Static mousex As Single, mousey As Single
Select Case button
    Case 1
    
        For i = LBound(Selection()) To UBound(Selection())
                If Selection(i).SelectingState Then
                    Selection(i).con.Left = Selection(i).con.Left + (x - mousex)
                Selection(i).con.Top = Selection(i).con.Top + (y - mousey)
            End If
        Next i
'..........

I have attached the whole project (thus far) for people to play around with; right click and drag on the form to select, left click on the form and drag to move.

Try this

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_MouseMove(button As Integer, shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)
    Static mousex As Single, mousey As Single
Select Case button
[B]    Case 0
        mousex = x
        mousey = y[/B]
    Case 1
    
        For i = LBound(Selection()) To UBound(Selection())
                If Selection(i).SelectingState Then
                    Selection(i).con.Left = Selection(i).con.Left + (x - mousex)
                Selection(i).con.Top = Selection(i).con.Top + (y - mousey)
            End If
        Next i
        
[B]            mousex = x
            mousey = y[/B]
    
    Case 2
        If SelectingState = True Then 'get some asprin ;)
            Line1(0).Y1 = selbox(4).ly
            Line1(0).X1 = selbox(4).lx
            Line1(0).Y2 = y
            Line1(0).X2 = selbox(4).lx
            'upper left corner
            selbox(0).lx = selbox(4).lx
            selbox(0).ly = selbox(4).ly
            
            Line1(1).Y1 = y
            Line1(1).X2 = selbox(4).lx
            Line1(1).Y2 = y
            Line1(1).X1 = x
            'upper right corner
            selbox(1).lx = x
            selbox(1).ly = selbox(4).ly
            
            Line1(2).Y1 = y
            Line1(2).X1 = x
            Line1(2).Y2 = selbox(4).ly
            Line1(2).X2 = x
            'lower left corner
            selbox(2).lx = selbox(4).lx
            selbox(2).ly = y
            
            Line1(3).Y1 = selbox(4).ly
            Line1(3).X1 = x
            Line1(3).Y2 = selbox(4).ly
            Line1(3).X2 = selbox(4).lx
            'lower right corner
            selbox(3).lx = x
            selbox(3).ly = y
        
            For i = LBound(Selection()) To UBound(Selection())
                If (Selection(i).con.Left < selbox(0).lx And _
                    Selection(i).con.Left > selbox(1).lx Or _
                    Selection(i).con.Left > selbox(0).lx And _
                    Selection(i).con.Left < selbox(1).lx) And _
                    (Selection(i).con.Top > selbox(0).ly And _
                    Selection(i).con.Top < selbox(3).ly Or _
                    Selection(i).con.Top < selbox(0).ly And _
                    Selection(i).con.Top > selbox(3).ly) _
                Then
                Selection(i).con.BorderStyle = 1
                Selection(i).SelectingState = True
                    Else
                    Selection(i).con.BorderStyle = 0
                    Selection(i).SelectingState = False
                End If
            Next
        End If
 
End Select
 
End Sub

Thanks. Here is the completed program; I also added some old scroll bar code, that works farley well, that I got off of sorceforge.net some time ago.