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    Posted: 18 February 2011 at 10:47am
any ideas to get the "energy label graph"? Or should I use MarkUpLabel?
 
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I would recommend the MarkupLabel - it can handle the Grid (Table), images, colours (using Border objects), Shapes, Fonts, etc...
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I think so. Even if I wish only to get the "simple" graph, better with 3d effect ;)

btw are you abel to use the PrintToDc to transfer the image in a PictureBox?
No example and no help (-:
 
I did a search on the forum and found some of your posts but without coming to a solution.
 
 
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Let me experiment with PrintToDc and get back to you shortly.
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I got it work:
 


Dim s As String


s = "<StackPanel>"
s = s & "<TextBlock TextWrapping=""Wrap"" FontSize=""30"" Background=""Red"" FontWeight=""Bold"">"
s = s & "Baseline<Run FontSize=""20"" BaselineAlignment=""Top"">2</Run>"


s = s & "<InlineUIContainer BaselineAlignment=""Bottom""><Border Width=""20"" Height=""20"" Background=""Gold""/>"
s = s & "</InlineUIContainer><InlineUIContainer BaselineAlignment=""Center""><Border Width=""20"" Height=""20"" Background=""Green""/>"
s = s & "</InlineUIContainer><InlineUIContainer BaselineAlignment=""Top""> <Border Width=""20"" Height=""20"" Background=""White""/></InlineUIContainer>"


s = s & "<Run>Sample Text</Run>"
s = s & "</TextBlock>"
s = s & "</StackPanel>"


Picture1.AutoRedraw = True
With MarkupLabel1
    .Caption = s
    .PrintToDC Picture1.hDC, 0, 0, .Width, .Height
End With
 
strange: markuplabel and picturebox render pretty different  Confused
 
Tomorrow I will  create the label and post here the code.
 
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If you are drawing to a PictureBox hDc it appears you have to refresh the PictureBox to get the image to appear, so:

Me.Picture1.AutoRedraw = True
Me.MarkupLabel1.PrintToDc Me.Picture1.Hdc, 0, 0, Me.Picture1.ScaleWidth, Me.Picture1.ScaleHeight
Me.Picture1.AutoRedraw = False
Me.Picture1.Refresh
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Sorry, just saw your message...try .Width / Screen.TwipsPerPixelX, .Height / Screen.TwipsPerPixelY (unless you are already using pixels for your ScaleMode). It seems to render properly for me. If it still doesn't look the same, can you post a screenshot?
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Originally posted by jpbro jpbro wrote:

It seems to render properly for me. If it still doesn't look the same, can you post a screenshot?
 
above is markup label
below is the picturebox.
 
 
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Yes, MarkupLabel has own Font property that will be used as default.

To be sure you have same font you can specify it on top of Markup object:

s = "<StackPanel TextElement.FontFamily='Tahoma'>"
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