> Because you must to set explicitelly the background color.
>
> Picture =new picture(w,h,gb.transparent)
>
Ummm... no. There argument is boolean type for mask, and it doesn't change
the issue.
Even if you do it correctly; PictureBox1.Picture.Fill(Color.White) , it
doesn't fix the limitation Beno
Because you must to set explicitelly the background color.
Picture =new picture(w,h,gb.transparent)
Le 28 août 2014 16:40, "Jussi Lahtinen" a écrit :
> > > It seems picture of PictureBox doesn't like to be drew on. Not sure
> why,
> >
> > The Picture property is NULL by default: it just owns a
> > It seems picture of PictureBox doesn't like to be drew on. Not sure why,
>
> The Picture property is NULL by default: it just owns a reference to a
> Picture object you must create by yourself!
>
I noticed that and it wasn't the problem. This was the code I tried:
PictureBox1.Picture = New Pi
Le 28/08/2014 13:55, Jussi Lahtinen a écrit :
> It seems picture of PictureBox doesn't like to be drew on. Not sure why,
The Picture property is NULL by default: it just owns a reference to a
Picture object you must create by yourself!
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It seems picture of PictureBox doesn't like to be drew on. Not sure why,
but we have DrawingArea for that purpose... Anyway, here is proper way
(this didn't work?):
Dim tmp As New Picture(DrawingArea1.Width, DrawingArea1.Height)
If Not bPrinter Then
Draw.Begin(tmp)
Draw.Clear
mo
Hi Jussi,
Draw.Begin(PictureBox1) -> Not a printable object
Draw.Begin(PictureBox1.Picture) -> Null Object
Any idea?
Thanks for reply.
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I think just change this:
'Draw.Begin(DrawingArea1)
Draw.Clear
modCrBcode.PrintBarcode(txtBarcode.Text, Val(txtPosX.text),
Val(txtPosY.text), Val(txtHeight.text), Val(txtWidth.text), True)
'Draw.End()
To:
Draw.Begin(PictureBox1)
Draw.Clear
modCrBcode.PrintBarcode(txtB
On Wed, 27 Aug 2014, abbat81 wrote:
> Thank you Tobi,
>
> But I could not understand it.
>
> Can you tell what to add to BarCode Example to reprint drawingarea
> image/picture to PictureBox1?
>
This example is really messy (e.g. it assumes the drawing device is large
enough to contain the barco
Thank you Tobi,
But I could not understand it.
Can you tell what to add to BarCode Example to reprint drawingarea
image/picture to PictureBox1?
Thaks in advance.
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On Wed, 27 Aug 2014, abbat81 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to use BarCode Example to make a picture or image with barcode.
> But I can't do it
>
> Can you help me?
>
>From all the questions which occur regularly on this list, I think this one
is my favourite. Look at the archives: [0]. There is als
Hi,
I tried to use BarCode Example to make a picture or image with barcode.
But I can't do it
Can you help me?
Thanks.
Public Sub Button1_Click()
Dim hPicture As New Picture(DrawingArea1.W, DrawingArea1.H)
PictureBox1.Picture = hPicture
End
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