Using BufferedGraphics for a graphics buffer in C#

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Canada Brian (Able Opus)
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This turned out to be a nice elegant way of implementing back buffered graphics for controls, it seems like you can use this for anything you have the handle for too.



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csharp
c#
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bufferedgraphics
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graphics
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buffer
paint
painting
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