You can set properties of the Pen object to create custom lines. For example, you can use the DashStyle enumerated property to draw dashed lines using a predefined pattern, and you can even create custom dash patterns by assigning an array of Single values to the DashPattern property. The StartCap
VB.NET supports the creation of arrays on-the-fly, by using the New operator. For example, look at the following code, that uses GDI methods to display few connected lines ‘ Get the Graphics object from the form.Dim gr As Graphics = Me.CreateGraphics’ Draw three straight lines.Dim points() As Point = {New
a gradient brush is a brush that contains all the color nuances that vary from a starting color to an ending color, like the typical background screen of many installation procedures or Microsoft PowerPoint slides. The simplest way to create a linear gradient brush is passing its size (by means
GDI+ supports two different forms of a complex curve that can’t be represented as an arc of a circle or an ellipse: a cardinal spline and a B
GDI+ supports two different forms of a complex curve that can’t be represented as an arc of a circle or an ellipse: a cardinal spline and a B