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| Image |
Image control that lets you display BMP, GIF, JPEG, Exif, PNG, TIFF, ICON, WMF and EMF images. However, if GDI+ is not loaded, DCX can only support native BMP format files. See $dcx(IsUsingGDI).
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| Control Styles |
| These control styles are available when creating a Image control. Remember that the general styles disabled, group, hidden, notheme, tabstop and transparent apply to all DCX controls except the embedded Dialog and Window controls. |
| alpha |
Control is alpha blended. |
| hgradient |
Draws a horizontal gradient with the colors specified. |
| tooltips |
The image will have a tooltip. |
| vgradient |
Draws a vertical gradient with the colors specified. |
| /xdid flags |
| Control commands are input to the control with the /xdid command. |
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/xdid -i |
| This command lets you set the displayed image. |
| Syntax: |
/xdid -i [DNAME] [ID] [+FLAGS] [FILENAME] |
| Example: |
/xdid -i dcx 4 + $mircdir/image/test.bmp |
| Parameters: |
| +FLAGS |
Load image flags. |
| a |
Anti-aliased mode. |
| b |
Enable support for PNG per-pixel-alpha channels. |
| h |
High quality mode (Slower). |
| t |
Tiled image. |
| FILENAME |
Image filename. |
| | Note.- The control stretches the image to fit its width/height.
- Image transparency is supported by supplying the transparent color.
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/xdid -k |
| This command lets you set the image transparent color. |
| Syntax: |
/xdid -k [DNAME] [ID] [COLOR] |
| Example: |
/xdid -k dcx 4 $rgb(255,0,255) |
| | | Note. When using a transparent color, you may need to set the background color of the control like $rgb(face) for the dialog background color. |
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/xdid -o |
| This command lets you offset an image in the control. |
| Syntax: |
/xdid -o [DNAME] [ID] [XOFFSET] [YOFFSET] |
| Example: |
/xdid -o dcx 4 20 20 |
| Parameters: |
| XOFFSET |
The horizontal offset for the image. |
| YOFFSET |
The vertical offset for the image. |
| | | Note. Negative offsets are valid. |
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/xdid -w |
| This command lets you set an icon for the image. |
| Syntax: |
/xdid -w [DNAME] [ID] [+FLAGS] [INDEX] [SIZE] [ICON] |
| Example: |
/xdid -w dcx 4 +g 2 48 shell32.dll |
| Parameters: |
| +FLAGS |
Icon flags |
| a |
Uses the icon associated with the given file (as shown in Windows Explorer).
Note: File must exist. |
| f |
Uses the icon associated with the given filetype.
Note: Filename is the extension (eg. BMP, PNG, AVI, etc). |
| g |
Convert to grayscale icon. |
| P |
If GDI+ is enabled, this will use GDI+ to extract the icon. |
| INDEX |
Icon index in icon archive. |
| SIZE |
Size of the icon. |
| FILENAME |
Icon archive filename. |
| | Note.- Use 0 for INDEX if the file is a single icon file.
- When the icon is loaded, the Image control is resized to SIZE for width and height.
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/xdid -S |
| This command lets you enable or disable automatic resizing of the image. |
| Syntax: |
/xdid -S [DNAME] [ID] [1|0] |
| Example: |
/xdid -S dcx 4 1 |
| | | Note. Automatic resizing is enabled by default. |
| $xdid() Properties |
| The $xdid identifier is a given mIRC alias that communicates with the DCX DLL to extract information in DCX controls. |
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$xdid().fname |
| This property returns loaded filename (if any). |
| Syntax: |
$xdid(dialog, ID).fname |
| Example: |
$xdid(dcx, 4).fname |
| Image Events |
| These events are fired when activity occurs in the Image control. |
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dclick |
| When the image is double-clicked. |
| Syntax: |
/cb_alias DNAME dclick ID |
| Example: |
/cb_alias dcx dclick 4 |
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help |
| Launched when you click on a control using the ? contexthelp button. |
| Syntax: |
/cb_alias DNAME help ID |
| Example: |
/cb_alias dcx help 4 |
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lbup |
| When you release the left mouse button. |
| Syntax: |
/cb_alias DNAME lbup ID |
| Example: |
/cb_alias dcx lbup 4 |
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rclick |
| When you right-click on the image. |
| Syntax: |
/cb_alias DNAME rclick ID |
| Example: |
/cb_alias dcx rclick 4 |
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sclick |
| When the image is clicked. |
| Syntax: |
/cb_alias DNAME sclick ID |
| Example: |
/cb_alias dcx sclick 4 |
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