How to Edit an Image

[Cryptonic]

Ok, so lets say you have an image, and you has a text box. You insert text in the textbox. How would you make it appear on the picture?

My idea was to just put a label over it, but then you can't save it with the text on it...

[Omar the Sandnigger]

Microsoft made something you can import and you have all the features that are in paint.
I don't know what ones tho.

[Blubb1337]

GDI......?

[Cryptonic]

GDI......?

No.. the program itself has to work on the actual image, and produce it as one image.

[Jason]

herp herp:

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Private Sub DrawStringToPicture(ByVal thePicture As PictureBox, ByVal theString As String, ByVal theLocation As Point, ByVal theColor As Color, ByVal theFont As Font)
Using g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(PictureBox1.Image)
g.DrawString(theString, theFont, New SolidBrush(theColor), theLocation)
End Using
End Sub
[/highlight]

If you can't figure out how to use it...Idk.

[Cryptonic]

herp herp:

[highlight=vb.net]
Private Sub DrawStringToPicture(ByVal thePicture As PictureBox, ByVal theString As String, ByVal theLocation As Point, ByVal theColor As Color, ByVal theFont As Font)
Using g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(PictureBox1.Image)
g.DrawString(theString, theFont, New SolidBrush(theColor), theLocation)
End Using
End Sub
[/highlight]

If you can't figure out how to use it...Idk.

That would probably work, though, it has to equal textbox1.text

[Blubb1337]

That would probably work, though, it has to equal textbox1.text

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[highlight="VB.Net"]Private Sub DrawStringToPicture(ByVal thePicture As PictureBox, ByVal theString As String, ByVal theLocation As Point, ByVal theColor As Color, ByVal theFont As Font)
Using g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(PictureBox1.Image)
g.DrawString(Textbox1.Text, theFont, New SolidBrush(theColor), theLocation)
End Using
End Sub [/highlight]

[Cryptonic]

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[highlight="VB.Net"]Private Sub DrawStringToPicture(ByVal thePicture As PictureBox, ByVal theString As String, ByVal theLocation As Point, ByVal theColor As Color, ByVal theFont As Font)
Using g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(PictureBox1.Image)
g.DrawString(Textbox1.Text, theFont, New SolidBrush(theColor), theLocation)
End Using
End Sub [/highlight]

Wait, for the font, i forget how to insert...

i think vb 06 was

font = "times new roman" or font.timesnewroman or sumthin.

[Jason]

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[highlight="VB.Net"]Private Sub DrawStringToPicture(ByVal thePicture As PictureBox, ByVal theString As String, ByVal theLocation As Point, ByVal theColor As Color, ByVal theFont As Font)
Using g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(PictureBox1.Image)
g.DrawString(Textbox1.Text, theFont, New SolidBrush(theColor), theLocation)
End Using
End Sub [/highlight]

There's a "theString" param for a reason nubdick.

Just call it with DrawStringToPicture(PictureBox1, TextBox1.Text.....etc)

[Cryptonic]

There's a "theString" param for a reason nubdick.

Just call it with DrawStringToPicture(PictureBox1, TextBox1.Text.....etc)

Ide rather use a way i understand then what i dont understant.

[Jason]

Ide rather use a way i understand then what i dont understant.

If you don't understand how to pass a parameter to a function you're really fucked

Don't tell me you've never used a messagebox.

[Cryptonic]

If you don't understand how to pass a parameter to a function you're really fucked

Don't tell me you've never used a messagebox.

Of course ive used a message box. But i don't get what your getting at.

[alvaritos]

And How I set the Location :_p?

[Cryptonic]

And How I set the Location :_p?

it think somethin like 15, 45

[Jason]

Sweet christ. LOOK AT THE GODFORESAKEN METHOD SIGNATURE.

There's parameters to control pretty much everything about the drawString. You can set what to write, where to write it, what font to write it in, and what color to write it in, WITHOUT HARDCODING THE METHOD BODY.