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| Submitted on: 9/14/2000 12:58:16 PM
By: Max Seim
Level: Intermediate
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By 21 Users
Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
Users have accessed this code 12013 times.
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| | | Allows you to create your own analog meters using MSpaint.
These images become the meter face. Use the (analogmeter)
subroutine to draw the hand (needle) automatically scaling
the needle to the size of the Picture Box and position the
needle to the engineering unit (value) you wish to display.
Movement is smooth. You can also vary the needle width, color,
and needle length. All of the meter attributes are sent to the
subroutine with each update, allowing the needle color, (for example)
to change as a value increases.
Using the Picture1.Picture property, you can even load in a
different meter face during runtime ... the meter needle and the
meter face to not conflict with each other.
No special ocx's or api's needed. All done with Picture1.Line property.
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9/15/2000 12:53:49 PM:Michael
Nice !!
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11/6/2000 4:55:29 PM:Tamar
Very simple and yet very nice,
beautiful and useful.
Thank you
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9/27/2001 7:25:30 AM:Gilzean
Tamar said it all ...
simple but
useful
thanks for sharing
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2/21/2003 6:47:42 PM:
Wonderful job! Something I've been
looking for a long time now. Great
comments. The only minor thing I can
suggest is a little more attention to
the formating of the code but that's
really minor.
Thanks
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