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MathDrawer was a project for my Visual C++ course. I was so excited about programming for Windows with this powerful language that I went far beyond what was required for the project. The end result is this: a rich featured plotting application that supports many trigonometric and other functions. It has three modes of operation: drag mode to let you set the scale of the graph by dragging the plot area, percision mode that will make the mouse pointer snap to the curve, and finally scroll mode which is like drag but scrolls automatically as you move the mouse. The application also lets you export the graph as BMP file. I'm sure there are other great graphing applications out there but this one demonstrates a lot of concepts in MFC and Windows programming. Vote if you like it, and don't forget to leave a comment or two.
Stop writting those repetitive resize events. Make your forms resizable with absolutely no code. Throw in this lightweight OCX and let it do the anchoring and resizing of your form controls based on the behaviour you specify. Features include: * 15 combination of anchoring and resizing styles. Goes beyond what is available in Visual Studio .NET * Support for RightToLeft mode (reverses the behaviour you specify when the form is changed to RightToLeft) * Optional minumum and maximum height and width for the form (uses subclassing to achieve that) * Function to center the form on screen * Backup/restore your controls' style configuration to/from a file * Takes up very little memory resources I'm always looking forward to enhancing this control based on your suggestions. And please VOTE if you use or recommend this OCX. ______________________________________________ Updated v1.3 9/29/04 * Changed subclassing to be in the usercontrol instead of a seperate module (thanks Paul Caton!) * Eliminated the two lines neccessary to activate and call the resize method of the control (again using subclassing) * Added a function to center form on the screen * Made MinFormWidth and MinFormHeight have default values equal to the size of the form when the control is created ______________________________________________ Updated v1.2 9/19/04 * Added a help file to the package ______________________________________________ Updated v1.2 9/16/04 * Added support for runtime-created controls. To set a style for such a control, call SetControlStyle method after you dynamically create a control ______________________________________________ Updated v1.1 9/16/04 * Added max form size properties * Made min and max form size imposing use form subclassing instead of traditional form.Height and form.Width
This is a modified version of the the frame which can be expanded or collapsed with or without animation. The control is greatly customizable in terms of appearance. ___________________________________________ Updated 13/9: - Prevented if user tries to change the height of the frame in code while the fame is collapsed - Added CaptionMousePointer property - Added ability to change caption tooltip when in expanded and collapsed mode __________________________________________ Updated 28/7: - Added ShowFocusRectangle property - Added Enabled property - Added ExpandedHeight property - Fixed bug that occurs if user continously holds down the Space or Enter key while the frame has the focus
MathDrawer was a project for my Visual C++ course. I was so excited about programming for Windows with this powerful language that I went far beyond what was required for the project. The end result is this: a rich featured plotting application that supports many trigonometric and other functions. It has three modes of operation: drag mode to let you set the scale of the graph by dragging the plot area, percision mode that will make the mouse pointer snap to the curve, and finally scroll mode which is like drag but scrolls automatically as you move the mouse. The application also lets you export the graph as BMP file. I'm sure there are other great graphing applications out there but this one demonstrates a lot of concepts in MFC and Windows programming. Vote if you like it, and don't forget to leave a comment or two.
Stop writting those repetitive resize events. Make your forms resizable with absolutely no code. Throw in this lightweight OCX and let it do the anchoring and resizing of your form controls based on the behaviour you specify. Features include: * 15 combination of anchoring and resizing styles. Goes beyond what is available in Visual Studio .NET * Support for RightToLeft mode (reverses the behaviour you specify when the form is changed to RightToLeft) * Optional minumum and maximum height and width for the form (uses subclassing to achieve that) * Function to center the form on screen * Backup/restore your controls' style configuration to/from a file * Takes up very little memory resources I'm always looking forward to enhancing this control based on your suggestions. And please VOTE if you use or recommend this OCX. ______________________________________________ Updated v1.3 9/29/04 * Changed subclassing to be in the usercontrol instead of a seperate module (thanks Paul Caton!) * Eliminated the two lines neccessary to activate and call the resize method of the control (again using subclassing) * Added a function to center form on the screen * Made MinFormWidth and MinFormHeight have default values equal to the size of the form when the control is created ______________________________________________ Updated v1.2 9/19/04 * Added a help file to the package ______________________________________________ Updated v1.2 9/16/04 * Added support for runtime-created controls. To set a style for such a control, call SetControlStyle method after you dynamically create a control ______________________________________________ Updated v1.1 9/16/04 * Added max form size properties * Made min and max form size imposing use form subclassing instead of traditional form.Height and form.Width
This is a modified version of the the frame which can be expanded or collapsed with or without animation. The control is greatly customizable in terms of appearance. ___________________________________________ Updated 13/9: - Prevented if user tries to change the height of the frame in code while the fame is collapsed - Added CaptionMousePointer property - Added ability to change caption tooltip when in expanded and collapsed mode __________________________________________ Updated 28/7: - Added ShowFocusRectangle property - Added Enabled property - Added ExpandedHeight property - Fixed bug that occurs if user continously holds down the Space or Enter key while the frame has the focus
MathDrawer was a project for my Visual C++ course. I was so excited about programming for Windows with this powerful language that I went far beyond what was required for the project. The end result is this: a rich featured plotting application that supports many trigonometric and other functions. It has three modes of operation: drag mode to let you set the scale of the graph by dragging the plot area, percision mode that will make the mouse pointer snap to the curve, and finally scroll mode which is like drag but scrolls automatically as you move the mouse. The application also lets you export the graph as BMP file. I'm sure there are other great graphing applications out there but this one demonstrates a lot of concepts in MFC and Windows programming. Vote if you like it, and don't forget to leave a comment or two.
Stop writting those repetitive resize events. Make your forms resizable with absolutely no code. Throw in this lightweight OCX and let it do the anchoring and resizing of your form controls based on the behaviour you specify. Features include: * 15 combination of anchoring and resizing styles. Goes beyond what is available in Visual Studio .NET * Support for RightToLeft mode (reverses the behaviour you specify when the form is changed to RightToLeft) * Optional minumum and maximum height and width for the form (uses subclassing to achieve that) * Function to center the form on screen * Backup/restore your controls' style configuration to/from a file * Takes up very little memory resources I'm always looking forward to enhancing this control based on your suggestions. And please VOTE if you use or recommend this OCX. ______________________________________________ Updated v1.3 9/29/04 * Changed subclassing to be in the usercontrol instead of a seperate module (thanks Paul Caton!) * Eliminated the two lines neccessary to activate and call the resize method of the control (again using subclassing) * Added a function to center form on the screen * Made MinFormWidth and MinFormHeight have default values equal to the size of the form when the control is created ______________________________________________ Updated v1.2 9/19/04 * Added a help file to the package ______________________________________________ Updated v1.2 9/16/04 * Added support for runtime-created controls. To set a style for such a control, call SetControlStyle method after you dynamically create a control ______________________________________________ Updated v1.1 9/16/04 * Added max form size properties * Made min and max form size imposing use form subclassing instead of traditional form.Height and form.Width
This is a modified version of the the frame which can be expanded or collapsed with or without animation. The control is greatly customizable in terms of appearance. ___________________________________________ Updated 13/9: - Prevented if user tries to change the height of the frame in code while the fame is collapsed - Added CaptionMousePointer property - Added ability to change caption tooltip when in expanded and collapsed mode __________________________________________ Updated 28/7: - Added ShowFocusRectangle property - Added Enabled property - Added ExpandedHeight property - Fixed bug that occurs if user continously holds down the Space or Enter key while the frame has the focus
MathDrawer was a project for my Visual C++ course. I was so excited about programming for Windows with this powerful language that I went far beyond what was required for the project. The end result is this: a rich featured plotting application that supports many trigonometric and other functions. It has three modes of operation: drag mode to let you set the scale of the graph by dragging the plot area, percision mode that will make the mouse pointer snap to the curve, and finally scroll mode which is like drag but scrolls automatically as you move the mouse. The application also lets you export the graph as BMP file. I'm sure there are other great graphing applications out there but this one demonstrates a lot of concepts in MFC and Windows programming. Vote if you like it, and don't forget to leave a comment or two.