by pietro ing. cecchi (8 Submissions)
Category: Math/Dates
Compatability: Visual Basic 3.0
Difficulty: Advanced
Date Added: Wed 3rd February 2021
Rating: (4 Votes)
Populates container (form or picture) with objects, using the 'non-occupied space' concept.
Any added item, while populating the container, takes some cells from the 'unoccupied space':
it is a very fast process. Accurate demo and function design. Don't miss it!
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OccupiedSpaceFun demo features:
- 2 switchable containers for the objects
- viewable 'non-occupied space' cells
- design/run time object sizes
On ideas proposed by Gunnar [email protected], THIRD EMAIL (23rd August 2K1):
Thank you very much for your time and efforts Pietro !
It works very fine, except for one small thing:
My labels are all in different sizes, so it would
have to be some kind of combination of no-collision
and non-occupied space if i was to be able to
implement it :)
Best regards,
Gunnar.
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This program has been written in Visual Basic 6.
I hope yow like the effort, have fun (ction...) :)
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