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Oct 12th, 2003, 10:48 AM
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Help on output representation
Hi,
I am presently making a program that has to accept unlimited inputs from the user and then rearrange them into some really crazy order(this aint the problem). Afterwards, I need to represent the output in circles, one for each input, with lines that connect one circle to the other.
I was thinking of two things: one is to draw on the form thru code, and the other is to use an object.
Questions
What function draws a circle or a line on a form?
How can i make that function draw on a particular section in the form? (ex. gotoxy(12,12) in turbo c)
If I were to use objects, what function would make another instance of an object? Or maybe theres an ocx out there that can show pictures unlimitedly (like maybe the PictureClip Control, I really don't know how to use it )
Please help me. It's badly needed
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