To resize control objects inside a window in C#, you can use various techniques based on your requirements. Here's how you can achieve the desired outcomes you listed:
1. Resize the control objects when a window is set to maximized:
- Handle the Resize event of the window and set the size and position of the control objects accordingly. You can calculate the new size and position based on the current window size and the desired percentage of the window.
2. Resize the control objects when the window is resized to any screen resolution:
- Similar to the previous approach, handle the Resize event of the window and adjust the size and position of the control objects accordingly. You can use the Screen.Bounds property to get the dimensions of the current screen and calculate the new size and position of the control objects accordingly.
3. Resize the control objects to a certain percentage of the window:
- Again, handle the Resize event of the window and adjust the size and position of the control objects based on the desired percentage. You can calculate the new size and position by multiplying the window size by the desired percentage.
4. Keep some control objects' width and height fixed or prevent them from being resized:
- For control objects that should have a fixed width and height, you can set their Size property to a fixed value and handle any resizing logic accordingly. You can also set the MaximumSize and MinimumSize properties to the fixed size to prevent resizing beyond those values.
Remember to adjust the control objects' size and position in a way that maintains their aspect ratio and prevents distortion. You may also need to handle scenarios where the window is resized to a size smaller than the minimum required size for the control objects.
