Sizechanged event question...

**Cor Ligthert** · Nov 21 '05, 05:37 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

John,

You can use in the event two static variables (or one static point) to see
everytime if it changed,

I hope this helps,

Cor

**Peter Proost** · Nov 21 '05, 05:37 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Hi John,

which sizechanged event are you handling? Because I have written a bit of
code which does the same thing, and tried it in these 3 events and they all
only fire once, when I finish dragging the form border

Private Sub ptbImg_Resize(B yVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles ptbImg.Resize
End Sub

Private Sub ptbImg_SizeChan ged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles _ ptbImg.SizeChan ged
End Sub

Private Sub frmResize_SizeC hanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles _ MyBase.SizeChan ged

End Sub

greetz Peter

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"Cor Ligthert" <notmyfirstname @planet.nl> schreef in bericht
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> John,
>
> You can use in the event two static variables (or one static point) to see
> everytime if it changed,
>
> I hope this helps,
>
> Cor
>
>[/color]

**johnb41** · Nov 21 '05, 05:37 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Peter,

It's actually a Panel that I have the SizeChanged event attached to.
This is so the I get scrollbars when the image is larger than the
Panel.

If it's not any trouble, could you post some sample code that makes the
event fire only once? I just did a sample test on resizing a plain
form:

Private Sub Form1_SizeChang ed(...) Handles MyBase.SizeChan ged
MessageBox.Show ("Size Changed!")
End Sub

The form won't even resize because the messagebox pops up immediately.
If I could get the messagebox to show up after finishing the resize,
that would be awesome. I could then adapt it to my real app.

Thanks!
John

**johnb41** · Nov 21 '05, 05:37 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Thanks for the reply. You make it seem obvious! Could you describe
more of what you mean, as it's very unclear to me. Thanks!

John

**Peter Proost** · Nov 21 '05, 05:37 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Hi John,

when you run you code:
[color=blue]
> Private Sub Form1_SizeChang ed(...) Handles MyBase.SizeChan ged
> MessageBox.Show ("Size Changed!")
> End Sub[/color]

the first time you see the messagebox pop up is because the form is
initialized, but after that the event normal only fires if you let go the
form border, so at the end of the SizeChanged event.

hth
Greetz Peter

--
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build
bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce
bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.

"johnb41" <orders@informa tik.com> schreef in bericht
news:1117457542 .581437.123130@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
> Peter,
>
> It's actually a Panel that I have the SizeChanged event attached to.
> This is so the I get scrollbars when the image is larger than the
> Panel.
>
> If it's not any trouble, could you post some sample code that makes the
> event fire only once? I just did a sample test on resizing a plain
> form:
>
> Private Sub Form1_SizeChang ed(...) Handles MyBase.SizeChan ged
> MessageBox.Show ("Size Changed!")
> End Sub
>
> The form won't even resize because the messagebox pops up immediately.
> If I could get the messagebox to show up after finishing the resize,
> that would be awesome. I could then adapt it to my real app.
>
> Thanks!
> John
>[/color]

**Cor Ligthert** · Nov 21 '05, 05:37 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

"johnb41"
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> Thanks for the reply. You make it seem obvious! Could you describe
> more of what you mean, as it's very unclear to me. Thanks!
>[/color]
\\\
Static OldSize As Size
If Not OldSize.Equals( MeControl.Size) Then
....procedure
End If
///
I hope this helps,

Cor

**Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]** · Nov 21 '05, 05:38 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

"johnb41" <orders@informa tik.com> schrieb:[color=blue]
>I have a Picturebox that has an image displayed inside. Through code,
> I was able to have the "whole image" display in it without distortion.
> (Like a "Fit All" in most any image viewer program)
>
> Now, when the Picturebox gets resized by the user, I want the image to
> recalculate and display as "Fit All" again.
>
> So I have code in my SizeChanged event of the picturebox. When the
> "size changed", it does it's calculation, and displays properly.
>
> It works, but there is a problem: If the user drags the Picturebox
> window larger or smaller, the SizeChanged event fires many times per
> second. This causes alot of sluggishness in the app when trying to
> display the image.[/color]

If you are experiencing a flicker, you could enable double buffering for the
picturebox control. To do so, create a class that inherits from
'System.Windows .Forms.PictureB ox' and provides the constructor shown in the
listing below:

\\\
Public Sub New()
Me.SetStyle( _
ControlStyles.R esizeRedraw Or _
ControlStyles.D oubleBuffer Or _
ControlStyles.A llPaintingInWmP aint, _
True _
)
Me.UpdateStyles ()
End Sub
///

Then you use your custom picturebox control instead of the standard Windows
Forms picturebox.

--
M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/>

**johnb41** · Nov 21 '05, 05:38 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

I gotta leave and do family stuff on this Memorial Day, so i'll only
post this quick message:

For me, the SizeChanged event seems to keep firing again and again,
until I let go of the mouse. This is in my real app, not the sample
one w/ the messagebox. For example, the image constantly tries to
redraw its self until I let go of the mouse.

I'll have to do more testing, and then play w/ Cor and herfried's
suggestions...

John

**johnb41** · Nov 21 '05, 05:39 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Thanks for the code. But it made no difference. Here is what I now
have:

Private Sub Pnl_Image_SizeC hanged(...) Handles
Pnl_Image.SizeC hanged
Static OldSize As Size
If Not OldSize.Equals( Pnl_Image.Size) Then
' call procedure to resize and display image
End If
End Sub

What am I missing?

John

**Cor Ligthert** · Nov 21 '05, 05:39 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

John,

I forgot it, however this is classic
[color=blue]
> Private Sub Pnl_Image_SizeC hanged(...) Handles
> Pnl_Image.SizeC hanged
> Static OldSize As Size
> If Not OldSize.Equals( Pnl_Image.Size) Then
> ' call procedure to resize and display image
> End If[/color]

OldSize = Pnl_Image.Size
[color=blue]
> End Sub[/color]

I hope this helps,

:-)

Cor

**johnb41** · Nov 21 '05, 05:41 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Cor,

That didn't make a difference. My procedure fires again and again
until I let go of the mouse.

It's actually not "as" bad now that i'm at work on a much faster
computer. But it's still annoying.

Any more suggestions, or should I just give up?

Thanks,
John

**Cor Ligthert** · Nov 21 '05, 05:41 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

John,

Sorry, I was reading it not well I thought that the picture stayed the same,
of course does this not help.

The only thing that I can come up that can help you here is probably a
timer.
We people are not able to see some things that fast.

I never tried it, however you can probably do it in the same way as
mysample, and than there is not much to change.

Private Sub Pnl_Image_SizeC hanged(...) Handles
Pnl_Image.SizeC hanged
Static OldTime As Integer
If (Environment.Ti cksCount - OldTime) > 50 Then
' call procedure to resize and display image
End If
OldTime = Environments.Ti cksCount
End Sub

And than set that 50 to a proper value.

Maybe this helps,

I am curious.

Cor

**johnb41** · Nov 21 '05, 05:41 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

Cor,

Interesting idea, thanks!

But the only benefit it has is the image redraw happens a little less
frequently. And if I let go of the mouse at the wrong time, the image
doesn't redraw. I have to let go of the mouse immediately after it
redraws if I want the image displayed properly.

I played w/ the number value. A number too high refreshes too
infrequently, and often when I let go of the mouse, my subroutine
doesn't fire, and thus my image doesn't get resized/redrawn. A number
too low, and the effect is similar to the original code.

Well, I really appreciate all the help you've given me, Cor. But it
looks like this is pretty much impossible! :(

John

**Peter Proost** · Nov 21 '05, 05:41 PM

Re: Sizechanged event question...

John, have you looked at my example?

in my opinion it does what you want.

Greetz Peter

--
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build
bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce
bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.

"johnb41" <orders@informa tik.com> schreef in bericht
news:1117551471 .570946.61990@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
> Cor,
>
> Interesting idea, thanks!
>
> But the only benefit it has is the image redraw happens a little less
> frequently. And if I let go of the mouse at the wrong time, the image
> doesn't redraw. I have to let go of the mouse immediately after it
> redraws if I want the image displayed properly.
>
> I played w/ the number value. A number too high refreshes too
> infrequently, and often when I let go of the mouse, my subroutine
> doesn't fire, and thus my image doesn't get resized/redrawn. A number
> too low, and the effect is similar to the original code.
>
> Well, I really appreciate all the help you've given me, Cor. But it
> looks like this is pretty much impossible! :(
>
> John
>[/color]

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