skaaman
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Im not quite sure what direction to go on this so any input is appreciated.
In the Windows Paint program you can grab a rectangle from the pallete and draw it on the desktop.
I want to do the same thing, however I want my resultant rectangle object to have more brains than its paint predecessor (i.e., recognize mouse events, implement flip, rotate, resize and any other events I want to apply.)
Ive worked with the GDI+ objects an can create my shapes. What I am looking for is some best practices on implementing the additional functionality I am looking for.
tia
kurt
In the Windows Paint program you can grab a rectangle from the pallete and draw it on the desktop.
I want to do the same thing, however I want my resultant rectangle object to have more brains than its paint predecessor (i.e., recognize mouse events, implement flip, rotate, resize and any other events I want to apply.)
Ive worked with the GDI+ objects an can create my shapes. What I am looking for is some best practices on implementing the additional functionality I am looking for.
tia
kurt