I have two questions.
I am usinq Devexpress Winforms
What is the name of control of the
Visual studio toolbox.I wanna add a
control list like visual studi
toolbox.What is the name?
How can I add the flow chart to my
c# project?
For Dev Express, I would perhaps try something like the XtraNavBar:
Windows Side Bar Control
For a flow chart, I don't think Dev Express has a C# winforms flow chart right now.
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#Deneme, The style of control that you see as the Visual Studio Toolbox is called 'an accordion control'. There is not one in the standard forms toolset, but it is not too difficult to build your own out of buttons & panels, and you can tailor it to your own needs and situation.
As for your second question about adding a flow chart, I am not aware of a single tool that you can drag and drop on to a form and set your users loose, but again, it should not be too difficult for you to create panels & buttons to create your own. Depending your needs you may be able to use some pieces of the Office Developers Toolkit to help you get there.
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I'm new in C#, and I'm trying to use a design I made in a form and put it inside the other one. In Java this is possible with Scene builder. You just press include and choose your FXML file. Is there any way to do that in Visual Studio??
You can do this.
The word is User Control. Drag and drop everything to your newly created User Control , then after you made it, you can choose it later from the Tool box in Visual Studio, and also can use Drag and drop your User Control like any other tool to existing forms.
You are probably looking for UserControl.
Is there any way to do that in Visual Studio??
Yes there is, you can use a UserControl if you are targeting Winform. Similar exists for WPF as well.
I've been working on a project for some time, and it requires alphablended non rectangular forms...
which in a little research I found can be easily done in WPF. So I decided to port my project from WinForms to WPF.
There are a few complications like a reference DLL based on WinForms I've been using doesn't work under WPF; it doesn't even show in the designer toolbox. I already tried loading it into the toolbox by right clicking and selecting Choose Items.., but it does not show there either.
I have never worked on WPF before, but it looks so promising for my requirements.
So is there anything I could do to integrate my project into WPF?
There is a control named 'WindowsFormsHost' in WPF. You can find it in toolbox. Drag it on the form and then you can use windows controls and user controls on it.
Hope this information will help.
I am developing a Windows Form Application in Visual Studio 2008 (C#)
And I want to add Style to the items.
I have been investigating a few ideas about it but I have not found an example about how to do it. Is it really possible?
My app looks like:
But I really want to add more style in buttons, textboxs and other items I have:
My boss insists on using Visual Studio 2008.
To do this without purchasing anything else, you could create your own custom button and text box controls, either from scratch or as controls derived from the existing windows forms controls and then overriding OnPaint etc. Take a look at what's been done here:
http://dotnetrix.co.uk/button.htm
You could also investigate third party options.
Or, use WPF if that's a possibility as others have said. I'd push for WPF! If there's an existing WinForms Code base you can always host WPF Elements in WinForms. See:
Walkthrough: Hosting a Windows Presentation Foundation Control in Windows Forms
IF you wana to use Winforms than you have to buy this one for example:
http://devcomponents.com/
You have to bind the new assemblies in your application that is not a lot of work!
But better way do that with WPF
http://wpftutorial.net/DataGrid.html
My aim is to create an application whereby a user can drag a label from a tabbed container into some form of holding area - which had a ruler and a basic grid. I have consulted Google on the subject but the tutorials seem to involve dragging and dropping form components in design view.
The final aim is to then take my holding area and translate that into a .xml file - whereby each dropped element has an entry as follows:
[Dragged Component Name][X Co-ordinate][Y Co-Ordinate][Other Param's].
Any help with both aspects would be very much appreciated - this is just for a demonstration to a colleague.
I think you need something like this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163871.aspx
This link contains information on creating form designing forms looking exactly like Visual Studio Forms Designer. This way you may need to handle less situations than writing a forms designer with conventional methods.
Hey all. To be honest, I don't prefer MS Access as a relational database management system (RDBMS). Except, in the forms view part of Access, it had move-forward/jump-to-the-end and move-backward/jump-to-the-beginning buttons at the bottom right/left (respectively).
I was hoping to mimic that functionality in C# with my XML Editing Form. Is there already a form control (freely available) that does this?
I think you are looking for the BindingNavigator control, which is already included.
You haven't said what version of Visual Studio you are running. This answer assumes VS2008. There is a comprable control in VS2K5, but the name escapes me right now and I am no longer running VS2K5 on any of my PCs.