Some of you may have already come to realize I have previously written and released a similar control via CodeProject. Even though the last control was written using C++ along with MFC, some readers may wonder why I would recreate the same control without branching out into uncharted territory. But the fact of the matter is: I am indeed branching out, and this isn t simply a recreation.



I ve never ventured into C# before. So rather than jump the gun and start out with an ambitious project that is nothing but of a stranger to me, I have decided to stick with something I am both familiar and comfortable with: porting my C2DPushGraph control to C#. After porting the control and discovering C# wasn t much different than C++ in ideology, I quickly shifted my focus to improving the feature set and overall design of the control, all while conforming to general C# standards and ethics. -Some of you may have already come to realize I have previously written and released a similar control via CodeProject. Even though the last control was written using C++ Along with MFC, some readers may wonder why I would recreate the same control without branching out into uncharted territory. But the fact of the matter is: I am indeed branching out, and this isn t simply a recreation. I ve never ventured into C# before. So rather than jump the gun and start out with an ambitious project that is nothing but of a stranger to me, I have decided to stick with something I am both familiar and comfortable with: porting my C2DPushGraph control to C#. After porting the control and discovering C# wasn t much different than C++ in ideology, I quickly shifted my focus to improving the feature set and overall design of the control, all while conforming to general C# standards and ethics.