Image change in picturebox

  • 13 years ago

     I have this issue where I have to change an image in a picturebox when a usbdevice connects..

    I have a DeviceStatusMonitor which fires when a usbdevice is connected, and calls a sub where I change an image in a picturebox...(one image for a usbconnected and the other for usb not connected).

    After insert and remove of usb key, memory is 4KB larger then before. Can someone check the code for what I am doing wrong?

    I am doing this on windows CE device (thus memory is important even 4KB :))

     Thanks Greg

     

    Dim diskmonitor As OpenNETCF.Net.DeviceStatusMonitor
        Public Sub StartDeviceMonitoring()
           diskmonitor = New OpenNETCF.Net.DeviceStatusMonitor(OpenNETCF.Net.DeviceStatusMonitor.FATFS_MOUNT_GUID, False)
            AddHandler diskmonitor.DeviceNotification, AddressOf diskmonitor_DeviceNotification
            diskmonitor.StartStatusMonitoring()
        End Sub

    Private Sub diskmonitor_DeviceNotification(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As OpenNETCF.Net.DeviceNotificationArgs)
                    USBConn(e.DeviceAttached)
    End Sub

    Private Delegate Sub USBConnectDelegate(ByVal usb As Boolean)
    Private USBConnectDelegate1 As New USBConnectDelegate(AddressOf USBConn)

    Public Sub USBConn(ByVal USB As Boolean)
            If PbxBackground.InvokeRequired Then
                BeginInvoke(USBConnectDelegate1, USB)
            Else
                If USB Then
                    Dim bmBack As New Bitmap(PbxBackground.Width, PbxBackground.Height)
                    Dim grBack As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(bmBack)
                    grBack.DrawImage(PbxBackground.Image, 0, 0)
                    grBack.DrawImage(My.Resources.USB_Logo, 520, 440)
                    PbxBackground.Image.Dispose()
                    PbxBackground.Image = bmBack
                    grBack.Dispose()

                Else
                    PbxBackground.Image.Dispose()
                    PbxBackground.Image = My.Resources.Background
                End If
            End If


        End Sub

     

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