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Object Creation: The image widget area is generated using an roRectangle object.
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rectangle = CreateObject("roRectangle", 0, 0, 1024, 768)
i = CreateObject("roImageWidget", rectangle) |
ifImageControl
DisplayFile(image_filename As String) As Boolean
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i=CreateObject("roImageWidget")
a=CreateObject("roAssociativeArray")
a["Filename"] = "test.jpg"
a["Mode"] = 1
a["Transition"] = 14
a["MultiscreenWidth"] = 3
a["MultiscreenHeight"] = 2
a["MultiscreenX"] = 0
a["MultiscreenY"] = 0
i.PreloadFile(a)
i.DisplayPreload |
The filename, mode, and transition values are the same as those documented for the DisplayFile() and PreloadFile() methods above. The MultiscreenWidth and MultiscreenHeight parameters specify the width and height of the multi-screen matrix. For example, 3x2 would be three screens wide and two screens high. The MultiscreenX and MultiscreenY specify the position of the current screen within that matrix.
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- Mode = 0
- Transition = 0
- MultiscreenWidth = 1
- MultiscreenHeight = 1
- MultiscreenX = 0
- MultiscreenY = 0
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This code uses DisplayFile() to display a portion of an image:
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