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QuestionHow to drag the panel on the form? Pin
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QuestionC# GridView Pin
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Question'List' help ? Pin
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QuestionDefining form client area Pin
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Questionthe efficieny consideration Pin
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Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.21-Nov-08 3:34
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QuestionForm Paint drawing incorrectly Pin
Chris Copeland21-Nov-08 3:14
mveChris Copeland21-Nov-08 3:14 
Hey!

I have a form that uses some pretty heft painting, it draws a custom caption, close, minimize, maximize buttons and border.
It works really perfectly (lagless) when resizing the form, but when I move the form offscreen slightly and move it back in, it draws the bottom border (or the border that was moved off-screen) repeatedly onto the form's body.

My solution to this was to apply Invalidate() into the Form.Move event, but as you can imagine it lags the form heavily when you move the form now. It doesn't lag it to the point that it's slow as such, but it does apply quite a bit of memory (sometimes up to 11k memory whereas on resize it's only around 5k).

Is there any way that I could possibly prevent the form from drawing the borders repeatedly over the body (which looks ugly) without having to completely invalidate the form everytime the form is moved?

Thanks.
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Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.21-Nov-08 3:35
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