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The Title property for this class sets the string displayed in the title bar of the dialog, while the Filter property defines the list of file types that can be seen in the dialog. The format of the Filter property matches the one used for file dialogs in previous Microsoft environments. The vertical bar character | separates each part of the string. Each pair of values in the string represents the string to display in the dialog and the regular expression to use when displaying files, respectfully. In our example, the dialog box presents two options for the type of file to select. This first is jpg files (*.jpg) which will match all files of the form *.jpg; while the second is All files (*.*) which will match all files of the form *.*. Once the OpenFileDialog object is created and initialized, the ShowDialog method displays the dialog and waits for the user to select a file. This method returns a member of the DialogResult enumeration, which identifies the button selected by the user.

if (dlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) { pboxPhoto.Image = new Bitmap(dlg.OpenFile()); }

If the user clicks the OK button, the ShowDialog method returns the value DialogResult.OK. If the user clicks the Cancel button, the ShowDialog method returns the value DialogResult.Cancel. When the OK button has been clicked, the selected file is loaded as a Bitmap object, which is our next topic.

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Note that no error handling is performed by our code. Try selecting a nonimage file in the dialog to see how the program crashes and burns. We will talk about handling such errors in the next chapter.

The use of BIM in education can serve to help in design, fabrication, or managementrelated training These three areas will all require a different approach to the integration

The Panel class depends largely on its base classes for exported functionality, with the BorderStyle property just about the only new member added by the class. An overview of the Panel class appears in .NET Table 7.5.

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The Panel class represents a scrollable control that acts as a container for other controls. This class is often used to define a region of controls within a Form. This class is part of the System.Windows.Forms namespace and inherits from the ScrollableControl class. See .NET Table 7 on page 196 for a list of members inherited from the ScrollableControl class. .1 BorderStyle Gets or sets the type of border to display around the control.

DisplayRectangle Gets the display area for the control. When scrolling is enabled, this property represents the entire scrollable area (inherited from for the panel. The ClientRectangle property represents Control) the visible portion of the control. Enabled (inherited from Control) Visible (inherited from Control) Gets or sets whether the panel is enabled. Controls within the panel are disabled whenever the panel itself is disabled. Gets or sets whether the panel is visible. Controls within the panel are invisible if the panel itself is invisible.