Layering in Windows Forms and Windows Forms for Heavy graphics

28 Jun 2006 2:47 PM

vikash

Hi,

I want to develop a windows based application using .Net 2.0

The application will have the heavy UI and it will have the lots of
drawing to do on the form.

So can any one give me the direction how can i handle the different
issues that will arise in the same due to paint event and due to other
issues.

Also i want to have the layer concept in the same .e.g we have
something in Adobe Photoshop. so that the user can categorize the items
for the layers. also user should be able to on - off the layer and
should be able to change the order of layers.

So can any one suggest me what can be the good way to do the same.

Thanks

Vikash

28 Jun 2006 5:02 PM

Marina Levit [MVP]

The ADO.NET newsgroup is not appropriate for a question about graphics in an
application. I suggest you find a newsgroup that is more suited for this
type of question.

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news:1151506025.902746.47420@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
>
> I want to develop a windows based application using .Net 2.0
>
> The application will have the heavy UI and it will have the lots of
> drawing to do on the form.
>
> So can any one give me the direction how can i handle the different
> issues that will arise in the same due to paint event and due to other
> issues.
>
> Also i want to have the layer concept in the same .e.g we have
> something in Adobe Photoshop. so that the user can categorize the items
> for the layers. also user should be able to on - off the layer and
> should be able to change the order of layers.
>
> So can any one suggest me what can be the good way to do the same.
>
> Thanks
>
> Vikash
>