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| | Dynamically Drawing Objects This should be so simple! I need to generate a bar graph using WPF. It's easy to do with XAML and I have some very nice graphs. But I need to dynamically genenerate the graphs because I do not know before I query the database how many bars I will need. It should be so simple to draw as many rectangles I need and to place them on my canvas. But I can't find anything on how to do it. What few WPF examples I can find on anyting are written in C#. Surely there are Visual Basic users out there as well. OS XP Pro Language VB 2008 Any ideas will be greatly appreciated Ken |
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