I attempt to program drag ans drop on visual basic 2010.

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I'm trying to program a Drag and Drop facilities to simulate Scrabble game.
My problem is : I have seven tiles for seven letters. I know D&D letters to the plate, but if I cover a letter by one another, when I remove this covering letter the previous letter disappeared (obviously) and let a blank at this place. How to conserve previous image and recover ancient image when covered and discovered...

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I'm trying to program a Drag and Drop facilities to simulate Scrabble game.
My problem is : I have seven tiles for seven letters. I know D&D letters to the plate, but if I cover a letter by one another, when I remove this covering letter the previous letter disappeared (obviously) and let a blank at this place. How to conserve previous image and recover ancient image when covered and discovered...

Posted 1-Oct-18 4:36am

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Updated 1-Oct-18 9:44am

Nelek

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Richard MacCutchan 1-Oct-18 11:04am

You need to keep a list of all the tiles, and all the squares, and their positions on the board. When you uncover a square then you need to redraw it to show its original contents.

ZurdoDev 1-Oct-18 16:17pm

What he said ^

Member 14003792 2-Oct-18 5:48am

Thanks for your reply, I will try this way…(sometimes my English can be seems a little be deficient it's always easy for me my maternal langage is the french….)

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