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Form the Documentation od controlpaint. Drawgrid, I suppose you need to decide on the cell size in x- amd y-direction and pass this as a size parameter to Drawgrid: public static void DrawGrid( Graphics graphics, Rectangle area, Size pixelsBetweenDots, Color backColor ) for example, a 100*200 pixels square grid would be generated by setting graphcis to the context you want to draw upon, Setting area to the top left right and bottom parameters of your image setting size. X to 100 and size.
Y to 200 setting color to any color you like. Update Something like this should do. Rectangle myRect = new System.drawings.Rectangle(); myRect.
Location := new System.Drawing. Point(0,0); myRect. Height = 50; myRect.
Width = 50; Drawgrid(FromImage(yourImage), mygrid , yourImage. Size, System.Drawing.Color. Black); Disclaimer: I don't develope in c#, so above code is not tested for anything.
I just picked stuff from the documentation (msdn).
This is super, can you give me some values to put in to these variables/parameters for it to work please, so I can see how and what I need to enter so I can edit to my desired needs please. – Chris Bacon Nov 4 '10 at 9:46 I appreciate your help but it still does not work, so am still unsure of how to do this grid? – Chris Bacon Nov 5 '10 at 14:25 Could you please Post the source code in which you try to draw the grid?
– sum1stolemyname Nov 8 '10 at 7:07 This is my current code of what he has supplied to me, I don't know any code of how to draw a grid on it. So I have no code. – Chris Bacon Nov 8 '10 at 9:22.
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