scott007
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How can I display a bitmap on top of another bitmap and allow the user to drag and drop the first bitmap around. I'd also like to attach text to the first bitmap that would be visible all the time.
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Also, how can I tell which Bitmap is the one selected. So far, I end up with one bitmap with many pictures on it...not many layered bitmaps.
Yo,
where do you want the text to be ? Ontop of the bitmap, underneath ? Should the text be transparent ?
Because of the Z-order, you could also stick on the Z-order Windows provides with the creation order.
Slash/d003303
where do you want the text to be ? Ontop of the bitmap, underneath ? Should the text be transparent ?
Because of the Z-order, you could also stick on the Z-order Windows provides with the creation order.
Slash/d003303
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The text could be in different places on the bitmap and it should be transparent. I'm not really sure what you mean by Z-order. I'll have to look that up somewhere.
Z- Order ? Easy :
You've got an X and Y axis;
for 3D you've need an Z-Axis -> Z-ORDER.
You've got an X and Y axis;
for 3D you've need an Z-Axis -> Z-ORDER.
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007?
Maybe you could introduce a Z-order? e.g. Place your bitmaps in an array... array[0..1] ..
array[0] is bitmap one
array[1] is bitmap Two
Now you always know which one is behind the other.....
Regards, Zif.