Results for "Category: Graphics/ Sound"

Simple class that uses GD to draw pie charts. After the class definition there's some sample code to demonstrate how you use the class. by Bjørn Borud

This is a Window Example in C++. It is identical to a Window in Windows Operating System. This is Very Easy to Use in C++ Graphics. This is written with the Standard C++ Function libraries. And the Great Thing is Reusable to any of your Program in C++. ie., it is Global. * The Window Size is to be Modified in my Next Version.

This is a Program to Explain how to Bring the Same Window that we can see in Window. Normally People will try to bring the Window in VC++ in Windows mode. But this is a Different One. This Window Appears in DOS. This will typically Depict a Wndow in Windows. Its very easy and it uses only the Basic Functions in the Graphics.h Header File in C++. Also a Progress Bar and Command Button is also Given for Reference. You may Include the Command Button and Progress Bar anywhere in your Program that uses Graphics. Mainly it can be used to attract users in DOS with the GUI type of Environment. I've neatly Documented this Program. If you have any doubt Please Contact me at lvramanan@yahoo.com. Please Vote me If you like this Code.

This code was a very early attempt with vector graphics. If you are interested in creating static chart images "on-the-fly" I recommend .NET GDI+. For charts you can animate check out Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). For sample of GDI+ and SVG charts please visit my web site at www.alerme.com.

This code was a very early attempt with vector graphics. If you are interested in creating static chart images "on-the-fly" I recommend .NET GDI+. For charts you can animate check out Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). For sample of GDI+ and SVG charts please visit my web site at www.alerme.com.

**** UPDATE 4 JANUARY 2003: This code was a very early attempt with vector graphics. If you are interested in creating static chart images "on-the-fly", without the need of a plug-in, I highly recommend investing your time in .NET GDI+. For a sample of GDI+ charts please visit my web site at www.alerme.com. Paul Walchli, paul@alerme.com. **** ** ASP VERSION POSTED 11-14-01 ** ** On 1/31/02 I have posted a JavaScript version ... check Java/JavaScript site for code or visit my website at www.alerme.com **. This code is based on what I have posted previously using Vector Markup Language (VML). This code is written in VBScript and SVG. You will be presented an interface that allows you to enter values, pick a chart type, and render the chart to the screen. What you'll see are very basic charts (boring visually) but you will gain the understanding on how you can create SVG charts on the fly with VBScript. What you'll see rendered is well below what you are capable of creating using SVG (there are no animations or transformations). That is the main reason for naming this posting Beta 0.1. In order to view the pages correctly you must 1) download and install an SVG Viewer. 2) Copy the file (included in the zip file) Chart.svg to the root directory of your C: drive (C:\). You can change this location in the code if you wish. 3) Copy the remainder of the files into the same directory on you drive (SVGCharts or whatever). Please let me know if you have any comments or suggestions for the code. I can be contacted at: paul@alerme.com.

**** UPDATE 4 JANUARY 2003: This code was a very early attempt with vector graphics. If you are interested in creating static chart images "on-the-fly", without the need of a plug-in, I highly recommend investing your time in .NET GDI+. For a sample of GDI+ charts please visit my web site at www.alerme.com. Paul Walchli, paul@alerme.com. **** I originally posted SVG code on 10/12/01 that rendered charts using HTML and VBScript. ** On 1/31/02 I have posted a JavaScript version ... check Java/JavaScript site for code or visit my website at www.alerme.com**. This code creates the charts utilizing ASP by creating the SVG image on the fly and in a "virtual" page. As with the HTML version, this one is also a Beta version. The colors are ugly and the layout is weak. But, on the bright-side, it's functional. I'll post improvements as time allows. To test this code you will need to create a database, table, and three fields. I have included the information from my database in the ReadMe.txt file included in the zip file. If you use the field names above, all you should need to do is change the database name in three files: Default.asp, incBuildPage.asp, and incBuildSVG.asp. If you do a search/replace for "YourDatabaseNameHere" you'll find the line number of where the connection is. If you have any questions, please contact me at paul@alerme.com. Paul

This is small program written in Assembly language for intel pentium processors of series 80x86.This will out put 16 bars of different colors .This Color Bar can swing the mood and will make people happy.I am including '.exe' file also if some body don't have a assembler like MASM they can get from the web.You need masm to compile this program .

I keep seeing messages posted about the lack of support for Visual Styles in TabPages. Well, I thought, that can't be too difficult to overcome, and I was right it wasn't. OK so I already knew how to use the API's from VB6 and it was simply a case of getting those to work in DotNet(not quite as simple as I'd like). One problem though, I am using VS2003 Beta so this project will not load in VS2002. However, the TabPageXP.vb file is just plain text so you can add that to a VB2002 project, and really thats all you want. Full instructions for usage supplied in the TabPageXP Class file.

Tired of those ugly black shadows you get from WindowsXP Alpha Icons? Sure DrawIcon solves the problem, but sometimes you just want to pass a bitmap, created from an Icon, to an Image property. This project shows you how.

Demonsrates DirectX9 DirectDraw windowed

Create transparent bitmaps at run-time!

Create your own mp3 player. Provides basic functionality, plus dynamic playlist management. The code uses custom toolbars as player buttons (including tooltips), and MCI library strings to operate the player. A second window with a child listbox is designed to add to and delete from a playlist. The playlist is managed as a linked list during the session, and stored in a file upon exit, so it can be loaded at next start-up.

This is a beta version of the GUI for the NuclearMedia 2.1 SDK.

This is a console C++ media player. Its not perfect and needs alot of work. But this is my 1st version of it. Im working on making it visual.(thx master for helping me) It dose all the simpal stuff open play stop pause resume. Im posting it cause C++ needs some media players to compete w/ vb. It uses win api. It comes w/ a vb project cause i havnt figured out the short path name code, yet. Dont be too harsh I just started c++. Plz vote and write comments.

Bitmap viewer, good way to learn how to draw things

This project shows how to combine treeview, listview & GDI+ classes in a picture browser application. Some of codes collected from the net & retouched and the others written by me. If you like do not forget to vote! Thanks in advance

It draws lines on the screen. Looks like a screensaver. Shows some basic C++ coding techniques.

This is meant for anyone who has started programming in c++, and want to learn graphics and maths governed programs.VOTE PLEASE ! Learn from the codes,this can prove a great shortcut!

This contains all 9 tutorials of 3D Graphics Programming using C/C++ Please do take the time to vote and comment. Visit me at www.jayantgandhi.com