window-resize

Using Visual Studio 2008, windows forms, C#, .NET 2.0 ... Is there a code-less way to get a control (it happens to be a PictureBox in my case) to stay centered as the window is resized? In other words, using some combination of property settings rather than writing code by hand to keep the element centered. For example, there's a button in the center of a windows forms window, when the user resizes the window, the button will stay fixed in place based on its default anchoring (top,left). What I'd like it to do is to stay centered, regardless of how the window is resized. I'm aware that I could

I have a Python 3.5 app using tkinter and create/remove widgets in a canvas on the fly. I noticed that when a widget is being destroyed using w.destroy() during the callback of a window resize, the callback finished correctly, but the window is being reset to its original size. I've tried to delay the w.destroy() using self.after(1000, self.resize) and that kind off works but when dragging/holding the cursor down while the callback is being fired, the resize jumps back anyway. Anyone having a suggestion to remove widgets on the fly and release memory? UPDATE: As a workaround I mark widgets to

I have a window in pygame set up like this: screen = pygame.display.set_mode((WINDOWWIDTH, WINDOWHEIGHT),pygame.RESIZABLE) As you can see, it is resizable, and that aspect is working perfectly, but if it is too small, then you can not see everything, and so I would like to set up a limit, of for example, you can not resize the screen to have a width os less then 600, or a height of less then 400, is there a way to do that in pygame? Thank you! You can use the pygame.VIDEORESIZE event to check the new windows size on a resize. What you do is on the event, you check the new windows size values,