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From: Massimo Riccardi on 31 Jan 2010 10:56 Hi all, I have a picturebox with a customized Scale and I want to plot a point on it. In the old VB6 it was very simple : Picturebox1.Scale (-0.5,0.5)-(0.5,-0.5) ' customized scale coordinates in my sample Picturebox1.Pset (x,y), color Now (after same searching) I found the method to set a customized Scale in VB.NET (ScaleTransform and TranslateTransform) but 'm not able to draw the Points. I can draw Lines,rectangles in such scale without any problems but not Points. For example in my scale how to draw a Point in the (0.1, 0.2) position/coordinates? I tried to utilize the Drawline method with the same initial and final x,y line coordinates but it doesn't work. The same happens with Drawrectangle. Setpixel method seems working only with integer numbers (pixels) while I have different scale (numbers are <1) Thanks for any help. Massimo
From: James Hahn on 31 Jan 2010 19:26
Draw a rectangle with a non-zero width and height. "Massimo Riccardi" <rimassimo(a)aliceposta.it> wrote in message news:4b65a83a$0$1107$4fafbaef(a)reader4.news.tin.it... > Hi all, > > I have a picturebox with a customized Scale and I want to plot a point on > it. > In the old VB6 it was very simple : > > Picturebox1.Scale (-0.5,0.5)-(0.5,-0.5) ' customized scale coordinates in > my sample > Picturebox1.Pset (x,y), color > > Now (after same searching) I found the method to set a customized Scale in > VB.NET (ScaleTransform and TranslateTransform) > but 'm not able to draw the Points. > I can draw Lines,rectangles in such scale without any problems but not > Points. > For example in my scale how to draw a Point in the (0.1, 0.2) > position/coordinates? > > I tried to utilize the Drawline method with the same initial and final > x,y line coordinates but it doesn't work. > The same happens with Drawrectangle. > Setpixel method seems working only with integer numbers (pixels) while I > have different scale (numbers are <1) > > Thanks for any help. > > Massimo > |