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April 4th, 2014, 02:27 PM
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creating a canvas environment in windows forms
Hi!
I'd like some advise
I need to create a GUI environment where a user can design a GUI, that can be saved into a C struct that will later be used by a programmer to define actions.
The GUI consists of a canvas and a menu of objects, such as buttons and images, that the user can place on the canvas and define them, by stretching them with a mouse, or clicking on them do display a menu that allows him to change their properties.
Can I do such a think in Windows Forms?
If yes, van you please suggest a guide?
if no, are there any other tools I can use to create this?
Thanks in advance!!
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April 5th, 2014, 12:09 PM
#2
Re: creating a canvas environment in windows forms
Sounds like you want SketchFlow. But, Premium and above editions of VS2013 include SketchFlow
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April 6th, 2014, 11:38 AM
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Re: creating a canvas environment in windows forms
thanks dglienna! I looked up SketchFlow and it looks like a tool that is used for creating prototypes. Is it also good for coding a tool that helps creating GUI designs?
after a bit reading, I came across Windows Forms. Perhaps it can answer this?
Thanks!
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