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Winforms: SuspendLayout/ResumeLayout is not enough?

We’ve seen this problem too. One way we’ve seen to “fix” it is to completely suspend drawing of the control until we’re ready to go. To accomplish this, we send the WM_SETREDRAW message to the control: // Note that WM_SetRedraw = 0XB // Suspend drawing. UnsafeSharedNativeMethods.SendMessage(handle, WindowMessages.WM_SETREDRAW, IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero); … // Resume drawing. UnsafeSharedNativeMethods.SendMessage(handle, WindowMessages.WM_SETREDRAW, … Read more

Java: how to do double-buffering in Swing?

—- Edited to address per pixel setting —- The item blow addresses double buffering, but there’s also an issue on how to get pixels into a BufferedImage. If you call WriteableRaster raster = bi.getRaster() on the BufferedImage it will return a WriteableRaster. From there you can use int[] pixels = new int[WIDTH*HEIGHT]; // code to … Read more

How do I double buffer a Panel?

You need to derive from Panel or PictureBox. There are ramifications to this depending on how you choose to enable the buffering. If you set the this.DoubleBuffer flag then you should be ok. If you manually update the styles then you have to paint the form yourself in WM_PAINT. If you really feel ambitious you … Read more

How do you double buffer in java for a game?

Double buffering is conceptually pretty simple, instead of drawing your objects one by one, you draw them on an image and then tell the renderer to draw that entire image. This eliminates the flickering. Here’s an example of how you might do this (source) class DoubleBufferedCanvas extends Canvas { public void update(Graphics g) { Graphics … Read more

How to double buffer .NET controls on a form?

Here’s a more generic version of Dummy’s solution. We can use reflection to get at the protected DoubleBuffered property, and then it can be set to true. Note: You should pay your developer taxes and not use double-buffering if the user is running in a terminal services session (e.g. Remote Desktop) This helper method will … Read more

Winforms Double Buffering

This only has an effect on the form itself, not the child controls. If you have a lot of them then the time they need to take turns painting themselves becomes noticeable, it leaves a rectangular hole where the control goes that doesn’t get filled up until the child control gets it turn. What you’d … Read more