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a. Use the State property to determine if this item is selected. b. Use the system Highlight color for the background. c. Use the HighlightText color for the actual text.

if ((e.State & DrawItemState.Selected) == DrawItemState.Selected) { _textBrush.Color = SystemColors.Highlight; g.FillRectangle(_textBrush, textRect); _textBrush.Color = SystemColors.HighlightText; }

Note: The State property used here defines the state settings for the current item. This contains an or d set of values taken from the DrawItemState enumeration. The code here is preferred over the use of a method such as ListBox.GetSelected since these and other methods may not reflect recent user changes until after the DrawItem event is processed.

A quality, possessed by good producers, of knowing when a game will be a fun and profitable product, and how to modify it to make it fun and profitable if it isn t

HANDLE THE DRAWITEM EVENT TO DRAW A LIST ITEM (continued) Action 12 If the current item is not selected, make sure the text will appear normally.

else { _textBrush.Color = SystemColors.Window; g.FillRectangle(_textBrush, textRect); _textBrush.Color = SystemColors.WindowText; }

The coordination schedule also sets dates for a final all-hands clash detection workshop for each area in time for prefabrication of assemblies to meet the master construction schedule For example, Fig 5114 shows a simple Microsoft Excel table that represents the coordination schedule developed on the Camino MOB project The coordination schedule was developed with the help of designers and subcontractors The schedule was pulled from the milestone of the MEP insert start date This means that the team worked backward from the MEP insert milestone date to determine the preceding activities and durations to meet this milestone date Steps to Develop the Pull Coordination Schedule 1 Agree on the master construction schedule milestone dates that will drive the coordination schedule At the Camino MOB, these were the dates for placing concrete on the elevated decks and the start of overhead rough-ins for each trade 2 Create a pull schedule, working backward from construction milestones to determine insert and release to fabricate dates by area Each trade needs to provide realistic lead times for fabrication and delivery of materials to the jobsite The detailing team must review these delivery schedules and may need to request that some companies improve their shop lead times Ultimately, the team must agree on a date for the Release-to-Fabrication Clash Detection Workshop (see Fig 5114), based on the earliest date for one of the contractors to place his or her fabrication order

a. Use the system Window color for the background. b. Use the WindowText color for the actual text. 13 Draw the caption string in the text rectangle using the default font.

g.DrawString(p.Caption, e.Font, _textBrush, textRect); }

Profiler Nothing to do with tracking down serial killers! A profiler is a programming tool, an application that monitors the behavior of another program to determine which parts of the program are using the most CPU time Modern profilers can also monitor the program s use of the machine s graphics and audio processors Also called a performance analyzer Project manager

Well done! You ve just created your first owner-drawn list box. This code provides a number of features that should be useful in your own applications. It includes how to draw the image as well as the string for the item, and how to handle selected and deselected text. Compile and run the application. Click the Thumbnail context menu and watch the list display thumbnails. Click it again and the list reverts to normal strings.

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Figure 5113 The clash between duct and sprinkler pipe identified in Fig 5112 has now been resolved by moving the sprinkler pipe out of the way (Image courtesy of DPR Construction, Inc, California)