I am trying to use a user control component I created and packed in NuGet and I get some errors. When I test the component in a test form within the same solution, by referencing the project, then it works correctly, when I pack it and install the NuGet package in a different solution and try to add it to a Windows Form project then I get this output:

Why does the following code draws a point (0;0) at a location with coordinates (1;0)? The X value is ignored, I assume the index (number) of the point is taken instead.

Why does the following code draws a point (0;0) at a location with coordinates (1;0)? The X value is ignored, I assume the index (number) of the point is taken instead.

Basically I have two buttons on two forms, you click one of the buttons it hides the current form and displays the other form. The problem I have is that if a form is hidden, and I close the App with the “X” in the corner, the App still runs in the background. I’ve tried everything to get rid of it :’)

Basically I have two buttons on two forms, you click one of the buttons it hides the current form and displays the other form. The problem I have is that if a form is hidden, and I close the App with the “X” in the corner, the App still runs in the background. I’ve tried everything to get rid of it :’)

Basically I have two buttons on two forms, you click one of the buttons it hides the current form and displays the other form. The problem I have is that if a form is hidden, and I close the App with the “X” in the corner, the App still runs in the background. I’ve tried everything to get rid of it :’)

I’m trying to make a settings program for a project I’m working on, and I need a way to unload objects (specifically pictureboxes and labels). I probably will need the objects later, but I don’t want them constantly loaded in memory, because I want to make my program as lightweight as I can.

I’m trying to make a settings program for a project I’m working on, and I need a way to unload objects (specifically pictureboxes and labels). I probably will need the objects later, but I don’t want them constantly loaded in memory, because I want to make my program as lightweight as I can.

I’m trying to make a settings program for a project I’m working on, and I need a way to unload objects. I probably will need the objects later, but I don’t want them constantly loaded in memory, because I want to make my program as lightweight as I can.

I’m using Visual Studio 2022 with a WinForms project and have the Out of Process Designer enabled. When I double-click on a control (like a button) in the designer, it doesn’t navigate to the associated event handler in the code-behind file as expected. Instead, it creates another handler. This used to work correctly before.