ContextMenuStrip diagramMenu = new ContextMenuStrip(); diagramMenu.Items.Add("Delete", null, (s, e) => diagram.DeleteSelectedItems()); diagramView1.ContextMenuStrip = diagramMenu;
In the world of enterprise software, data alone is not enough. Users need context, relationships, and visual workflows to make informed decisions. Whether you are building a workflow designer, a database schema viewer, a process mapping tool, or an organizational chart generator, integrating a robust diagramming component into your Windows Forms application is critical. MindFusion.Diagramming for WinForms
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| Feature | Details | | :--- | :--- | | | .NET Framework 4.0+; .NET Core 3.1; .NET 5/6/7/8 (WinForms) | | Language | C# (pure managed code, no external dependencies on GDI+ limitations) | | Rendering | GDI+ (high quality) with optional anti-aliasing | | Licensing Model | Per developer (royalty-free distribution of runtime) | | Deployment | Single DLL ( MindFusion.Diagramming.dll ) | Add animations using a timer: ; | Feature
The "connections" between nodes, which can be straight, polyline, or curved (Bézier) [5]. Key Technical Features Automatic Layout Algorithms: Add animations using a timer:
ShapeNode process = diagram.Factory.CreateShapeNode(150, 50, 100, 60); process.Text = "Process Data"; process.Shape = Shapes.RoundedRectangle;