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Snap to Grid functionality anyone ?

Asked by Dodsworth in Visual Basic Programming, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: vb.net 2005

I have an app that manages a collection of rectanges that can be dragged around the screen.

I'd like to implement Snap to Grid like functionality.

ie/ when the user drags a rectangle within x pixels of a neighbouring rectangle's border, it will snap in alignment.

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Tags: vb.net 2005
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