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Old December 27th, 2011, 09:11 PM
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I am using Visual Studio 2010. (VB)

I am creating an array of information that will be passed to a Print Function. I want this print routine to be generic, to be used in any application I write.

This array is a text array. My question is: If I pass the name of an object such as a picture box, for example . . MyArray(1,3) = PictureBox1 . . OR pass the handle of the picture bos as a string....

Is there a way to convert the text of 'PictureBox1', or hwnd handle back into the Object PictureBox1 so that the print routine can then identify and use the object's image?

In other words, Is it possible to take a string and identify the object?
 
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If you are using asp.net you can use findcontrol fir windows you need to loop

http://dotnetdud.blogspot.com/2011/0...forms.html?m=1

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Thanks for the reply... However, I am using VB.NET..

I finally came up with the answer though, and here it is:

WHAT IT IS: This is code that can used on any form class. I do a lot of form creation and printing. Data is collected and entered by users, then a resultant form can be printed including the data. It may not be everyone's solution, but it works well for my typical application. What it does, is allow you to build an easy 'print script' through code that easily places and sizes text, images, barcodes etc. on your page, and then a single command invokes the printing. THANK YOU! Mr. Stephens, as the research all came from your book - "Visual Basic 2010 Programmer's Reference". I commented it fairly well... I also know an 'x' before everything may not be the correct nomenclature, but I put it there to help an old man (me) keep track of what it what!

Code:
'To use this print script code, place ALL of the code within a form's class. (Except the Imports line)
'Edit the code in the PrintProcess() as desired.
'Have your code for a Print Button:    Call PrintProcess()

Imports System.Drawing.Printing
Public Class Form1
  Dim PrintScript(8, 1) As String
  Dim PScriptLines As Integer
  Private WithEvents PieceOfPaper As PrintDocument

  Private Sub PrintProcess()
    'Default Minimum And Maximum Page Limits 35,35,875,1065  (Can vary depending on your printer)

    'You must use this line before each print routine starts.  It resets the script.
    Call xPrintInitialize()

    '* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * HERE IS WHERE YOU PUT THE ITEMS YOU WANT TO PRINT * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

    'Sample Print Code
    Call xPrintText(" 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9", 300, 400, MyFontStyles.BoldUnderline, "LEDFont", 30, MyColors.Green)
    Call xPrintBarCode("BARCODE123456789", 50, 50, 40)
    Call xPrintText("Another Print Test Line", 100, 200, MyFontStyles.Normal, "Times New Roman", 10, MyColors.Green)
    Call xPrintLine(288, 588, 370, 100, 6, 0, MyColors.Purple, MyLineStyles.Solid)
    Call xPrintPageNumber(1, 1, "Tahoma", 8)
    Call xPrintImage(300, 700, 100, 100, "PictureBox1", "") 'The text is the NAME of the picture box.
    Call xPrintNewPage()
    Call xPrintImage(Inches(1, 1, 4), Inches(1, 1, 4), 170, 30, "PictureBox2", "")  'The text is the NAME of the picture box.
    'The Inches pieces are inch/fraction.  3 and one half (Left)  and 4 and three fourths (Top)
    Call xPrintText("Hello World!", Inches(3, 1, 2), Inches(4, 3, 4), MyFontStyles.BoldItalic, "Algerian", 33, MyColors.Blue)
    'to print a temporary grid overlay for aligning assistance, use this:
    Call xPrintGrid()

    'Example: To Print the items in a List Box
    'The (40 * CTR) is the line spacing

    'Dim CTR As Integer
    'For CTR = 0 To ListBox1.Items.Count - 1
    '  ListBox1.SelectedIndex = CTR
    '  Call xPrintText(ListBox1.Text, 100, 200 + (40 * CTR), 0, "Tahoma", 12, MyColors.Red)
    'Next

    '* * * * * * * * * * * * NOTHING ELSE NEEDS TO BE CHANGED UNLESS YOU HAVE OTHER IDEAS * * * * * * * * * * * * *

    PieceOfPaper = New PrintDocument

    'To Print With Print Preview
    dlgPrintPreview.Document = PieceOfPaper
    dlgPrintPreview.ShowDialog()

    'To Print Instantly To The Default Printer
    'PieceOfPaper.Print()

    'To Show The Print Dialog
    'dlgPrint.Document = PieceOfPaper
    'dlgPrint.ShowDialog()
  End Sub

  Private Enum MyColors
    White
    Black
    Brown
    Red
    Orange
    Yellow
    Green
    Blue
    Violet
    Gray
    Cyan
    DarkGray
    LightGray
    Purple
    Salmon
    LightGreen
    LightBlue
  End Enum

  Private Enum MyFontStyles
    Normal
    Bold
    Italic
    BoldItalic
    Underline
    BoldUnderline
    ItalicUnderline
    BoldItalicUnderline
    Strike
    BoldStrike
    ItalicStrike
    BolItalicStrike
    UnderlineStrike
    BoldUnderlineStrike
    ItalicUnderlineStrike
    BoldItalicUnderlineStrike
  End Enum

  Private Enum MyLineStyles
    Solid
    Dash
    Dot
    DashDot
    DashDotDash
  End Enum

  Private Sub PieceOfPaper_PrintPage(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles PieceOfPaper.PrintPage
    Dim CTR As Integer
    Dim xPageString As String
    Dim EndOfScript As Boolean
    Dim xMyTop As Integer
    Dim xMyLeft As Integer
    Dim xMyWidth As Integer
    Dim xMyHeight As Integer
    Static PageNumber As Integer
    Static LastCTR As Integer
    EndOfScript = False
    If LastCTR = 0 Then
      PageNumber = 1
    Else
      PageNumber = PageNumber + 1
    End If
    For CTR = LastCTR To PScriptLines
      If CTR = PScriptLines Then EndOfScript = True
      Select Case PrintScript(0, CTR)
        Case "1" ' Text
          Using the_font As New Font(PrintScript(5, CTR), PrintScript(6, CTR), PrintScript(4, CTR), GraphicsUnit.Pixel)
            Using string_format As New StringFormat
              string_format.Alignment = StringAlignment.Near
              string_format.LineAlignment = StringAlignment.Near
              e.Graphics.DrawString(PrintScript(1, CTR), the_font, GetBrushColor(PrintScript(7, CTR)), PrintScript(2, CTR), PrintScript(3, CTR))
            End Using
          End Using
        Case "2" ' Line
          Dim the_Pen As Pen
          the_Pen = SetupThePen(PrintScript(7, CTR), PrintScript(5, CTR), PrintScript(8, CTR))
          If PrintScript(6, CTR) = 1 Then
            Dim pts() As Point = {New Point(PrintScript(1, CTR), PrintScript(2, CTR)), New Point(PrintScript(3, CTR), PrintScript(2, CTR)), New Point(PrintScript(3, CTR), PrintScript(4, CTR)), New Point(PrintScript(1, CTR), PrintScript(4, CTR))}
            e.Graphics.DrawPolygon(the_Pen, pts)
          Else
            Dim pt1 As Point = New Point(PrintScript(1, CTR), PrintScript(2, CTR))
            Dim pt2 As Point = New Point(PrintScript(3, CTR), PrintScript(4, CTR))
            e.Graphics.DrawLine(the_Pen, pt1, pt2)
          End If
          the_Pen.Dispose()
        Case "3" ' Image
          xMyLeft = Val(PrintScript(1, CTR))
          xMyTop = Val(PrintScript(2, CTR))
          xMyWidth = Val(PrintScript(3, CTR))
          xMyHeight = Val(PrintScript(4, CTR))
          If InStr(PrintScript(5, CTR), "\") > 0 Then
            Dim MyPictureBox As New PictureBox
            MyPictureBox.Load(PrintScript(5, CTR))
            e.Graphics.DrawImage(MyPictureBox.Image, xMyLeft, xMyTop, xMyWidth, xMyHeight)
            '* * * * * * * * * * * * * Use this if using an ImageStrip
            'ElseIf PrintScript(6, CTR).Length > 0 Then
            '  Dim MyPictureBox As New PictureBox
            '  MyPictureBox.Image = ImageList1.Images(PrintScript(6, CTR))
            '  e.Graphics.DrawImage(MyPictureBox.Image, xMyLeft, xMyTop, xMyWidth, xMyHeight)
          Else
            For Each MyPictureBox As Control In Controls
              If MyPictureBox.Name = PrintScript(5, CTR) Then
                If TypeOf (MyPictureBox) Is PictureBox Then
                  e.Graphics.DrawImage(DirectCast(MyPictureBox, PictureBox).Image, xMyLeft, xMyTop, xMyWidth, xMyHeight)
                End If
              End If
            Next
          End If
        Case ("4")
          If PrintScript(1, CTR) = "1" Then
            'Use The Word 'Page'
            xPageString = "- Page " & PageNumber & " -"
          Else
            xPageString = "- " & PageNumber & " -"
          End If
          Using the_font As New Font(PrintScript(5, CTR), Val(PrintScript(6, CTR)), FontStyle.Regular, GraphicsUnit.Pixel)
            Using string_format As New StringFormat
              string_format.Alignment = StringAlignment.Near
              string_format.LineAlignment = StringAlignment.Near
              If PrintScript(1, CTR) = 0 Then
                e.Graphics.DrawString(xPageString, the_font, Brushes.Black, 390, 35)
              Else
                e.Graphics.DrawString(xPageString, the_font, Brushes.Black, 390, 1040)
              End If
            End Using
          End Using
        Case "5"
          LastCTR = CTR + 1
          CTR = PScriptLines + 1
        Case "6"
          Dim xBarCode(90) As String
          Dim CharCTR As Integer
          Dim BarCTR As Integer
          Dim RepeatIt As Integer
          xBarCode(1) = "101331"
          xBarCode(2) = "101331"
          xBarCode(48) = "110221"
          xBarCode(49) = "310113"
          xBarCode(50) = "130113"
          xBarCode(51) = "330111"
          xBarCode(52) = "110313"
          xBarCode(53) = "310311"
          xBarCode(54) = "130311"
          xBarCode(55) = "110133"
          xBarCode(56) = "310131"
          xBarCode(57) = "130131"
          xBarCode(65) = "311013"
          xBarCode(66) = "131013"
          xBarCode(67) = "331011"
          xBarCode(68) = "113013"
          xBarCode(69) = "313011"
          xBarCode(70) = "133011"
          xBarCode(71) = "111033"
          xBarCode(72) = "311031"
          xBarCode(73) = "131031"
          xBarCode(74) = "113031"
          xBarCode(75) = "311103"
          xBarCode(76) = "131103"
          xBarCode(77) = "331101"
          xBarCode(78) = "113103"
          xBarCode(79) = "313101"
          xBarCode(80) = "133101"
          xBarCode(81) = "111303"
          xBarCode(82) = "311301"
          xBarCode(83) = "131301"
          xBarCode(84) = "113301"
          xBarCode(85) = "301113"
          xBarCode(86) = "103113"
          xBarCode(87) = "303111"
          xBarCode(88) = "101313"
          xBarCode(89) = "301311"
          xBarCode(90) = "103311"
          xBarCode(32) = "103131"
          xBarCode(35) = ""
          xBarCode(36) = "10101011"
          xBarCode(37) = "11010101"
          xBarCode(43) = "10110101"
          xBarCode(45) = "101133"
          xBarCode(47) = "10101101"
          xBarCode(46) = "301131"
          xBarCode(64) = ""
          xBarCode(42) = "101331"
          PrintScript(1, CTR) = UCase(PrintScript(1, CTR))
          PrintScript(1, CTR) = Trim$(PrintScript(1, CTR))
          PrintScript(1, CTR) = Trim(PrintScript(1, CTR))
          Dim ThisChar As Integer
          Dim BCPattern As String
          Dim xPixel As Double
          xPixel = PrintScript(2, CTR)
          PrintScript(1, CTR) = Chr(1) & PrintScript(1, CTR) & Chr(1)
          For CharCTR = 1 To Len(PrintScript(1, CTR))
            ThisChar = Asc(Mid$(PrintScript(1, CTR), CharCTR, 1))
            If ThisChar > 90 Then ThisChar = 0
            BCPattern = xBarCode(ThisChar)
            For BarCTR = 1 To Len(BCPattern)
              Select Case Mid$(BCPattern, BarCTR, 1)
                Case 0
                  Using the_pen As New Pen(Color.White, 1)
                    Dim pts() As Point = {New Point(xPixel + RepeatIt, PrintScript(3, CTR)), New Point(xPixel + RepeatIt, (Val(PrintScript(3, CTR)) + Val(PrintScript(4, CTR))))}
                    e.Graphics.DrawPolygon(the_pen, pts)
                    xPixel = xPixel + 1
                  End Using ' the_pen
                Case Else
                  Using the_pen As New Pen(Color.Black, 1)
                    For RepeatIt = 0 To Mid$(BCPattern, BarCTR, 1) - 1
                      Dim pts() As Point = {New Point(xPixel, PrintScript(3, CTR)), New Point(xPixel, (Val(PrintScript(3, CTR)) + Val(PrintScript(4, CTR))))}
                      e.Graphics.DrawPolygon(the_pen, pts)
                      xPixel = xPixel + 1
                    Next
                  End Using ' the_pen
                  xPixel = xPixel + 1
              End Select
            Next
          Next
      End Select
    Next
    If EndOfScript = True Then
      e.HasMorePages = False
    Else
      e.HasMorePages = True
    End If
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintInitialize()
    ReDim PrintScript(8, 1)
    Dim CTR As Integer
    For CTR = 0 To 8
      PrintScript(CTR, 0) = ""
      PrintScript(CTR, 1) = ""
    Next
    PScriptLines = 0
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintText(ByVal xString As String, ByVal xLeft As Integer, ByVal xTop As Integer, ByVal xfontstyle As MyFontStyles, ByVal xFontName As String, xFontSize As Integer, ByVal xColor As MyColors)
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "1"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = xString
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = xLeft
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = xTop
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = xfontstyle
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = xFontName
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = xFontSize
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = xColor
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = ""
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintLine(ByVal xX1 As Integer, ByVal xY1 As Integer, ByVal xX2 As Integer, ByVal xY2 As Integer, ByVal xLineWidth As Integer, ByVal xBoxIt As Integer, ByVal xColor As MyColors, ByVal PenStyle As MyLineStyles)
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "2"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = xX1
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = xY1
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = xX2
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = xY2
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = xLineWidth
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = xBoxIt
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = xColor
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = PenStyle
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintImage(xLeft As Double, xTop As Double, xWidth As Double, xHeight As Double, ByVal xContainer As String)
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "3"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = xLeft
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = xTop
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = xWidth
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = xHeight
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = xContainer
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = ""
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintImage(ByVal xLeft As Double, ByVal xTop As Double, ByVal xWidth As Double, ByVal xHeight As Double, ByVal xContainer As String, ByVal xKeyName As String)
    'Import:  Imports System.Drawing.Printing
    'Add at class start:  Dim PrintScript(7, 1) As String,  Dim PScriptLines As Integer,  Private WithEvents PieceOfPaper As PrintDocument
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "3"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = xLeft
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = xTop
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = xWidth
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = xHeight
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = xContainer
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = xKeyName
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = ""
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintPageNumber(xAtTop0Bottom1 As String, xUseTheWordPage1 As Integer, xFontName As String, xFontSize As String)
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "4"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = xAtTop0Bottom1
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = xUseTheWordPage1
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = xFontName
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = xFontSize
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = ""
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintNewPage()
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "5"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = ""
  End Sub

  Private Sub xPrintBarCode(xString As String, xLeft As Integer, xTop As Integer, xHeight As Integer)
    PScriptLines = PScriptLines + 1
    ReDim Preserve PrintScript(8, PScriptLines)
    PrintScript(0, PScriptLines) = "6"
    PrintScript(1, PScriptLines) = xString
    PrintScript(2, PScriptLines) = xLeft
    PrintScript(3, PScriptLines) = xTop
    PrintScript(4, PScriptLines) = xHeight
    PrintScript(5, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(6, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(7, PScriptLines) = ""
    PrintScript(8, PScriptLines) = ""
  End Sub

  Private Function GetBrushColor(ByRef SelectedCOlor As Integer) As System.Drawing.Brush
    Select Case SelectedCOlor
      Case 0
        Return Brushes.White
      Case 1
        Return Brushes.Black
      Case 2
        Return Brushes.Brown
      Case 3
        Return Brushes.Red
      Case 4
        Return Brushes.Orange
      Case 5
        Return Brushes.Yellow
      Case 6
        Return Brushes.Green
      Case 7
        Return Brushes.Blue
      Case 8
        Return Brushes.Violet
      Case 9
        Return Brushes.Gray
      Case 10
        Return Brushes.Cyan
      Case 11
        Return Brushes.DarkGray
      Case 12
        Return Brushes.LightGray
      Case 13
        Return Brushes.Purple
      Case 14
        Return Brushes.Salmon
      Case 15
        Return Brushes.LightGreen
      Case 16
        Return Brushes.LightBlue
      Case Else
        Return Brushes.Black
    End Select
  End Function

  Private Function SetupThePen(ByRef SelectedColor As Integer, ByRef MyThickness As Integer, ByRef MyLineStyle As MyLineStyles) As System.Drawing.Pen
    Dim TempColor As Color
    Select Case SelectedColor
      Case 0
        TempColor = Color.White
      Case 1
        TempColor = Color.Black
      Case 2
        TempColor = Color.Brown
      Case 3
        TempColor = Color.Red
      Case 4
        TempColor = Color.Orange
      Case 5
        TempColor = Color.Yellow
      Case 6
        TempColor = Color.Green
      Case 7
        TempColor = Color.Blue
      Case 8
        TempColor = Color.Violet
      Case 9
        TempColor = Color.Gray
      Case 10
        TempColor = Color.Cyan
      Case 11
        TempColor = Color.DarkGray
      Case 12
        TempColor = Color.LightGray
      Case 13
        TempColor = Color.Purple
      Case 14
        TempColor = Color.Salmon
      Case 15
        TempColor = Color.LightGreen
      Case 16
        TempColor = Color.LightBlue
      Case Else
        TempColor = Color.Black
    End Select

    Dim MyTempPen = New Pen(TempColor, MyThickness)
    MyTempPen.DashStyle = MyLineStyle
    Return MyTempPen
  End Function

  Private Function Inches(Optional ByVal InWhole As Integer = 0, Optional ByVal InNumerator As Integer = 0, Optional ByVal InDenominator As Integer = 32) As Single
    If InDenominator = 0 Then InDenominator = 64
    Return (InWhole * 100) + (InNumerator / InDenominator) * 100
  End Function

  Private Sub xPrintGrid()
    Dim GridWidth As Single
    Dim GridHeight As Single
    Dim GridInches As Single
    Dim InLineStyle As MyLineStyles
    GridWidth = 8.5
    GridHeight = 11
    For GridInches = 0 To GridWidth Step 0.125
      Select Case GridInches - Int(GridInches)
        Case 0 ' Whole Inch
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.Solid
        Case 0.5 ' Half Inch
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.Dash
        Case 0.25, 0.75  ' Qharter / Three Quarter
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.DashDot
        Case 0.125, 0.375, 0.625, 0.875 ' Eigths
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.Dot
      End Select
      xPrintLine(CInt(GridInches * 100), 0, CInt(GridInches * 100), 1100, 1, 0, MyColors.Black, InLineStyle)
    Next
    For GridInches = 0 To GridHeight Step 0.125
      Select Case GridInches - Int(GridInches)
        Case 0 ' Whole Inch
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.Solid
        Case 0.5 ' Half Inch
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.Dash
        Case 0.25, 0.75  ' Qharter / Three Quarter
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.DashDot
        Case 0.125, 0.375, 0.625, 0.875 ' Eigths
          InLineStyle = MyLineStyles.Dot
      End Select
      xPrintLine(0, CInt(GridInches * 100), 850, CInt(GridInches * 100), 1, 0, MyColors.Black, InLineStyle)
    Next
  End Sub

  Private Sub btnPrint_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnPrint.Click
    Call PrintProcess()
  End Sub
End Class





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