问题
I am desiging a simple picture viewer with ability to do some basic image processing. At the moment I have the problem of keeping the PictureBox
centered inside a TabPage
all the time as well as keeping the picturebox width and size same as the picture its showing. So far I had no success.
I have the following code that I call in form constructor to position it in center. it works the first time to center the picturebox:
private void SetPictureBoxOriginalSizeAndLocation(bool makeImageNull = false, DockStyle dockStyle = DockStyle.None)
{
if (makeImageNull) picBoxView.Image = null;
picBoxView.Dock = dockStyle;
var xPoint = tabImageView.Location.X + ((splitContainer.Panel2.Width / 2) / 2);
var yPoint = tabImageView.Location.Y;
var width = tabImageView.Width / 2;
var height = (tabImageView.Height / 2) - toolStripImageView.Height;
if (picBoxView.Image == null) return;
//Resize image according to width
picBoxView.Image = ImageMethods.ResizeImage(picBoxView.Image.Tag.ToString(), width, height, false);
picBoxView.Location = new Point(xPoint, yPoint);
picBoxView.Width = width;
picBoxView.Height = height;
}
But it does not resize the picturebox to its image (you can see the black part that is back color for the picturebox control):
The problem is getting worse as soon as I resize the form, the picturebox position will goes to top:
I call the code above in form's resize event aswell, no idea why it works when application starts. Would be nice if someone can tell me what properties I should take care of to achive a nicely centered picturebox wich always is as big as its image.
回答1:
It's pretty easy if you just set the Anchor
style to none:
picBoxView = new PictureBox();
picBoxView.SizeMode = PictureBoxSizeMode.AutoSize;
picBoxView.Anchor = AnchorStyles.None;
tabImageView.Controls.Add(picBoxView);
CenterPictureBox(picBoxView, myImage);
Then just center the PictureBox
initially whenever you change the image of the PictureBox
:
private void CenterPictureBox(PictureBox picBox, Bitmap picImage) {
picBox.Image = picImage;
picBox.Location = new Point((picBox.Parent.ClientSize.Width / 2) - (picImage.Width / 2),
(picBox.Parent.ClientSize.Height / 2) - (picImage.Height / 2));
picBox.Refresh();
}
Having the Anchor = None
will center the PictureBox
control for you whenever the parent container gets resized because it "isn't" anchored to the default Left and Top locations.
回答2:
Givien a Form
with TabControl
, which has Dock
set to Fill
, below will keep your PictureBox
in the centre. It also sets PictureBox
size to Bitmap
size:
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
Bitmap b = new Bitmap(320, 200);
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
CenterTheBox();
}
private void Form1_Resize(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
CenterTheBox();
}
void CenterTheBox()
{
pictureBox1.Size = b.Size;
var left = (tabPage1.ClientRectangle.Width - pictureBox1.ClientRectangle.Width) / 2;
var top = (tabPage1.ClientRectangle.Height - pictureBox1.ClientRectangle.Height) / 2;
pictureBox1.Location = new Point(tabPage1.ClientRectangle.Location.X + left, tabPage1.ClientRectangle.Location.Y + top);
}
}
回答3:
I believe your problem lies here
var xPoint = tabImageView.Location.X + ((splitContainer.Panel2.Width / 2) / 2);
var yPoint = tabImageView.Location.Y;
var width = tabImageView.Width / 2;
var height = (tabImageView.Height / 2) - toolStripImageView.Height;
ypoint is alwways set to tabImageView Y, althought it should be set to
tabImageView.Location.Y + (tabImageView.Size.Height - picBoxView.Size.Height)/2
should be almost the same with xPoint
tabImageView.Location.X + (tabImageView.Size.Width - picBoxView.Size.Width)/2
and
width = picBoxView.Image.Width;
height = picBoxView.Image.Height;
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9375588/keeping-a-picturebox-centered-inside-a-container