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| WinForms and MapPoint Windows Forms and MapPoint This tutorial, written by Martin Schray, consists of a set of IronPython programs that show how to use the Windows controls found within System.Windows.Forms. These IronPython tutorial programs vary greatly in functionality and include: - Several “Hello World” applications showing how to leverage core Windows forms classes - An application with an embedded web browser - A small application based on Windows MapPoint Web Services that provides a map, given a location - Another application based on MapPoint that lets the user get a route map given start and end points The tutorial.htm file in the download (download page: IronPython-1.0.1-Samples-WinFormsMapPoint.zip) will get you started. This sample builds from simple "Hello World" applications to a web browser application and finally to a mapping application.         |
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