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Using Managed Graphics Classes

Visual Studio 2010

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The following topics describe how to use the GDI+ API in the managed class framework.

Getting Started with Graphics Programming: Describes how to accomplish basic tasks with GDI+.
Using a Pen to Draw Lines and Shapes: Demonstrates how to construct a pen and use it to draw a variety of lines and shapes.
Using a Brush to Fill Shapes: Demonstrates how to construct a brush and fill shapes with a variety of effects.
Using a Gradient Brush to Fill Shapes: Shows how to create and use different types of gradient brushes.
Working with Images, Bitmaps, Icons, and Metafiles: Demonstrates how to construct and manipulate images.
Alpha Blending Lines and Fills: Demonstrates how to achieve transparency for shapes and lines.
Using Fonts and Text: Shows how to draw text and use fonts and font families.
Constructing and Drawing Curves: Shows how to draw Cardinal and Bezier splines.
Constructing and Drawing Paths: Shows how to create figures using paths.
Using Transformations in Managed GDI+: Demonstrates matrix transformations.
Using Graphics Containers: Shows how to manage graphics object state and nested graphics containers.
Using Regions: Demonstrates hit testing and clipping with regions.
Recoloring Images: Demonstrates various aspects of manipulating colors.
Using Image Encoders and Decoders in Managed GDI+: Show how to use image encoders and decoders to manipulate images.
Double Buffered Graphics: Demonstrates how to reduce flicker with double buffering.

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