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David Veeneman - 19 Apr 2005 13:47 GMT
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I had a problem getting the Windows Forms Invalidate() method to work on a
UserControl. Calling the method should force a repaint of the form, but the
repaint wasn't occuring. The solution is to add a call to the Update()
method immediately after the call to Invalidate(). The Update() call forces
the CLR to invalidate the form immediately:

 public void RedrawChart()
 {
      this.Invalidate();
      this.Update();
 }

David Veeneman
Foresight Systems
Jakob Christensen - 19 Apr 2005 16:05 GMT
Hi David,

This is the way the Win32 API works.  Invalidated areas are not repainted
until WM_PAINT is sent to a window.  One way to generate a WM_PAINT message
is to call Update (which corresponds to UpdateWindow in the Win32 API).

Regards, Jakob.

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