Control move and resize runtime with mouse

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I'm using this Move and Resize Controls on a Form at Runtime (With Mouse)[^] for move and resize control runtime.
It's working fine except when cursor crosses border of control(e.g shrinking) it forcefully closes application.

I can not understand where to put exception handling code.

What I have tried:

I've tried putting it in resize method.

Posted 22-Oct-18 4:11am

MekVala

Updated 22-Oct-18 5:51am

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Mehdi Gholam 22-Oct-18 10:15am

You are probably getting an exception, check the error.

MekVala 22-Oct-18 10:49am

I'm just getting exception as "Parameter is not valid.". Can you suggest where should I put exception handling code ?

BillWoodruff 23-Oct-18 9:10am

" except when cursor crosses border of control(e.g shrinking) it forcefully closes application.

exactly what error is thrown ? and where is it thrown ?

MekVala 30-Oct-18 13:28pm

I've found the solution, It was throwing error on minimum size of textbox. So I Simply added conditions before changing size of control.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2018-10-22T05:52:00

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How about asking this question in the forum at the bottom of the article. That way the author gets notified you have a question about his/her code.

Posted 22-Oct-18 5:52am

Dave Kreskowiak

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MekVala 22-Oct-18 12:21pm

I did it month ago, but now it's kind of urgent so.