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Ayush Saxena
Ayush Saxena

Reputation:

Detecting controls of a winform

I have a circular area cursor which is a circular winform (translucent) hooked to a cursor. On click, I want to get hold of the controls in the region of the parent winform just below the area of the cursor/form. These controls have to be arranged in circular layout on a different form. I am working on C#.NET.

Please tell how to access the controls of a winform and change their positions in context with my application described above? Like what classes, procedures, resources I need?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 147

Answers (1)

Morons
Morons

Reputation: 199

All controls on the form have Coordinates (X,Y) depicting there position on the form. So you would Need to get a list of Points (Point are Coordinates) Covered by your "Circle Cursor" then check each of those points for Controls. (Then De-dup your list)

See: C# Get the control at a certain position on a form

Upvotes: 1

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