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Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

7-Aug-09 4:54

John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I would help you further, but I have a somewhat acidic sense of humor, and I merely enjoy watching those who worship me struggle with their day-to-day problems. Then, just as things start going for the better for them, I randomly snatch away their pitiful life, reminding them of my presence. I always get a chuckle out of the surprised look on their faces.

I also have a sense of black humor. And I never refuse flaming. I like every opportunity to exercise my English.

I just don't think that it's appropriate to spam a serious forum. Smile | :)

#realJSOP7-Aug-09 4:56

#realJSOP

7-Aug-09 4:56

Technically, it's impossible to spam when you're omnipotent.

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Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

Cristoff7-Aug-09 5:00

Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

7-Aug-09 5:00

I disagree. God is the biggest spammer of them all. He created man!

Todd Smith7-Aug-09 6:55

Todd Smith

7-Aug-09 6:55

Cristoff wrote:
I disagree. God is the biggest spammer of them all. He created man!

God only created a single man. That man in turn is responsible for the current mess we're in.

Todd Smith

Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

Cristoff7-Aug-09 7:10

Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

7-Aug-09 7:10

Todd Smith wrote:
God only created a single man. That man in turn is responsible for the current mess we're in.

That's exactly what a spammer does: he creates a software (for example) that produces all the spam mails. Do you think that the spammer writes all these mails by hand, I don't think so?

So did God before that: he made the ultimate spam and garbage producing creature - the man that is capable of self reproducing the ultimate dream of a spammer-god!

Daniel Grunwald7-Aug-09 4:18

Daniel Grunwald

7-Aug-09 4:18

WPF is meant for vector graphics, not for bitmaps.

If you want to display a bitmap in WPF and need to be able to efficiently update it in memory, look at the WriteableBitmap[^] class.

If you want to render WPF vector contents onto a bitmap, take a look at RenderTargetBitmap[^].

Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

Cristoff7-Aug-09 4:59

My votes of #1 and #5 on this thread : Re: Need an advice about starting a raster drawing program with WPF

7-Aug-09 4:59

Danke! The suggestion seems like a good idea! Thank you!

BillWoodruff10-Aug-09 20:11

BillWoodruff

10-Aug-09 20:11

Hello,

"Applause" for Daniel Grunwald, who, imho, gave a considerate and appropriate response to the OP.

Given the OP's question was broad enough that you could see the earth's curvature in the distance ...

Still, imho, he responded with some "redeeming" sense of humour to the first rapier slash of JSOP.

I've voted all the (imho) sarcastic and needless posts #1 : this is a technical forum, not the lounge! And I've voted up the OP just for the sake of sheer contrariness.

Gentlemen and Gentlewomen, I ask you whether it benefits CodeProject as a whole to use the technical forums as a "dumping ground" for "interpersonal static" ?

Isn't it more valuable (I'm asking rhetorically) to just politely tell the OP that the question is so broad as to be off-topic, or unanswerable, or to suggest to OP that they do a search of the many technical articles on CP that have to with drawing, drawing surfaces, bitmaps, shapes, etc. in both WPF and WinForms ?

To those of you who wish to admire your "godliness" : I suggest you look in a mirror Smile | :)

best, Bill

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Ribbon control

Etienne_1236-Aug-09 4:00

Etienne_123

6-Aug-09 4:00

Anyone know of a free download for the Ribbon control? I'm also looking for some cool free icons that I can download and use in my WPF application?

Re: Ribbon control

Insincere Dave6-Aug-09 17:28

Insincere Dave

6-Aug-09 17:28

You could try http://wpf.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?title=WPF%20Ribbon%20Preview for a Microsoft one but there are some licensing issues you'll need to look into. As for icons Smashing Magazine is quite good for rounding up resources like http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/03/06/35-really-incredible-free-icon-sets/ check the links on that page and the freebies section for more.

System.Web

rastaVnuce6-Aug-09 3:33

rastaVnuce

6-Aug-09 3:33

I'm trying to port an application that heavily relies on the classes in the System.Web namespace (a lot of http requests and responses).
The problem is, I can't seem to find anything similar in Silverlight. Am I missing something, or is Silverlight that crippled? :S

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Pete O'Hanlon6-Aug-09 4:22

Pete O'Hanlon

6-Aug-09 4:22

rastaVnuce wrote:
Am I missing something, or is Silverlight that crippled?

No, you're not missing anything. In order to provide the full .NET functionality though, would require Silverlight to be downloaded as a several hundred megabyte download - so, a lot of functionality has been omitted.

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rastaVnuce6-Aug-09 4:41

rastaVnuce

6-Aug-09 4:41

So, a web app framework doesn't have any way to send/receive http requests? Darn... that's a suprise Frown | :(

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Pete O'Hanlon6-Aug-09 4:44

Pete O'Hanlon

6-Aug-09 4:44

rastaVnuce wrote:
So, a web app framework doesn't have any way to send/receive http requests?

Yes it does - it's perfectly possible for Silverlight to work with WCF using basicHttpBinding.

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Mark Salsbery6-Aug-09 6:33

Mark Salsbery

6-Aug-09 6:33

Silverlight: Networking and Communication[^]

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Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
Java | [Coffee]

Michael Sync6-Aug-09 6:43

Michael Sync

6-Aug-09 6:43

rastaVnuce wrote:
a web app framework doesn't have any way to send/receive http requests?

Please try WebClient or HttpWebRequest

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

Microsoft MVP (Silverlight), WPF/Silverlight Insiders

How to write text on an image using silver light

rastaVnuce13-Aug-09 5:05

rastaVnuce

13-Aug-09 5:05

Thanks. I somehow missed those.
Is there a way to make any of these work synchronously?
I'm trying to avoid a major reorganization of a working code because of asynchronous requests.

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Nekkantidivya6-Aug-09 1:03

Nekkantidivya

6-Aug-09 1:03

Hi,

I am working on a silver light application. In this I need to write text on am image.

If anyone have any idea on how to do this please reply me.

Thanks in advance.

Re: How to write text on an image using silver light

Super Lloyd6-Aug-09 2:03

Super Lloyd

6-Aug-09 2:03

Just a guess...

<Grid>
<Image Source="img.png"/>
<TextBlock Text"All your baze b3l0ngz to Us, Muwahawa!">
</Grid>

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Re: How to write text on an image using silver light

Pete O'Hanlon6-Aug-09 2:21

Pete O'Hanlon

6-Aug-09 2:21

As Lloyd has indicated, the easy way to do this is to place your image on the form first, and then place a TextBlock on the form as well. Use the margin property to change the position of the text.

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VS 2008

arkiboys5-Aug-09 22:36

arkiboys

5-Aug-09 22:36

Hi,
I can not create a silverlight project in visual studio 2008 .net 3.5, sp1.
In add remover programs I can see the Microsoft silverlight version 3 is installed.
I have also installed Microsoft Tools Alpha Refresh for visual studio 2008.

On trying to create a silverlight project in visual studio, the error message is:
"The project type is not supported by this installation"
Any thoughts please?
Thanks

Super Lloyd6-Aug-09 2:05

Super Lloyd

6-Aug-09 2:05

Does that[^] helps?

arkiboys6-Aug-09 2:06

arkiboys

6-Aug-09 2:06

Solved.
Thank you

Amit Rai Sharma7-Aug-09 0:21

Amit Rai Sharma

7-Aug-09 0:21

Silverlight required VS2008 SP1, which I believe is already installed. Secondly you need to install Silverlight SDK 3.0 and Silverlight Toolkit.

Installing these packets will solve your problem.