Originally posted by Joacim Andersson You don't have to convert it to .Net since a Windows Form in .Net has a SizeGripStyle property that you can set to True.
Hi Joacim.
Yes, I know that, but:
1) That does not let me use my own graphic. I'm stuck with MS's.
2) That does not let me put the shangle on the bottom left corner instead of the bottom right. (I write Arabic and Hebrew software, so I need to do this for right-to-left forms).
3) It's an intellectual excercise anyway. I justy picked a shangle as an example. The big question is should I be using API's at all under .net?
Thanks anyway
Brian
(Fighting with the RightToLeft bugs in VS 2005)
Originally posted by BrianHawley
3) It's an intellectual excercise anyway. I justy picked a shangle as an example. The big question is should I be using API's at all under .net?
I suppose MS is replacing Win32 API's with .Net Api's
Yes, I think they are replaced. If not with ".net apis" at least with something that does the same job. The problem is it's all very underdocumented at the moment, with a lot of blank pages in the beta help files. I know you can still call Windows API's from .net, but I understand this is not a good idea as it makes the application unportable between operating systems.
Brian
(Fighting with the RightToLeft bugs in VS 2005)
I actually moved something from ClassicVB to the CodeBank.
Actually it's not the first. Manavo11 recently moved one of my 4 year old threads here. It was a thread about my CCommonDialog class that is a replacement for the bulky common dialog control .
Actually it's not the first. Manavo11 recently moved one of my 4 year old threads here. It was a thread about my CCommonDialog class that is a replacement for the bulky common dialog control .
Cool.
If you have any others out there that you feel would be appropriate for a CodeBank submission, PM me with the Link and I'll move it over.