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| Re: Showing Images in a Child Frame [message #17717 is a reply to message #17710] |
Wed, 27 August 2008 13:23   |
mrjt
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Hi and welcome!
I'm afraid you haven't really given enough information for a definitive answer, and there are probably several ways of doing it depending on exactly how you want it to look.
Paint() is clipped to the client area of a ctrl. Frames are objects and responsible for drawing themselves. The simplest way :
// Member variable for the frame (change to Top/Left etc.)
FrameRight<ImageCtrl> imageframe;
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// In constructor
Image img = AppImg::some_image();
imageframe.SetImage(img);
AddFrame(imageframe.Width(img.GetWidth()));
But if that's not what you're after, post some more info and we'll help you out.
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