1. Setting a window dimensions larger than the screen display
2. Displaying bitmap in various dimensions in picture control with scrollbar
3. Displaying Large dynamic image or bitmap
I need to display a very large image (could be up to 1280 x 800,000) in two different scenarios. The first is displaying in a CScrollView and the second is displaying in a dialog. The image will be 1280 high and up to 850,000 wide. I'm am dealing only with 8 bit grayscale data (potentially 1GB of data). The CScrollView scenario is the easist to deal with because the entire size is known up front. I'll worry about the dialog display later. I can read the file header to determine how wide the image can be. I then can read the raw bytes for the image and create a DIB or bitmap or whatever for the display. As the user scrolls using the horizontal scrollbar of a CScrollView, I need to display the appropriate part of the image according to the scroll position. I set the horizontal scroll width to match the width of the image. So any suggestions on how to efficiently do this? The scrolling of the display really needs to be smooth. Thanks.
4. How to define and use large dynamic two dimension arrays
5. Obtaining dimensions and coordinates of display window of WebBrowser
Hello group, This might be a little OT, but there's so much more activity in this group than in microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.interop... so be warned :o) I have made a simple toolbar plugin for Internet Explorer. I would like to be able to show a drop-down-type of window, similar to Internet Explorer's security warnings. To do this, I need the exact coordinates of the display window, but I just cannot figure out how to obtain these. I can get the coordinates of the entire browser window through my WebBrowserClass reference, but this does not help me all the way, since I do not know how to determine the height of top-docked toolbars + menu bar + address bar etc... Any help will be appreciated :o) and thanks in advance! The best, Mogens
6. Fastest way to copy from a one dimension byte array to two dimension int array - CSharp/C#
7. difference between window dimensions and window client area dimensions
I need to find the difference between window dimensions and window client area dimensions for an SDI application. Currently I'm using the brute force method: CRect clientRect; GetClientRect(&clientRect); CRect mainRect; GetWindowRect(&mainRect); int frameExtraX = mainRect.Width() - clientRect.Width(); int frameExtraY = mainRect.Height() - clientRect.Height(); This is ugly and doesn't always work, so I would like to get frameExtraX and frameExtraY from some kind of system metrics values. Thank you!