VB Controls, create image objects dynamically

create image objects dynamically

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Jacky Lu #1 / 5	create image objects dynamically As title. Thanks in advance Bye Jack
Fri, 19 Nov 2004 14:35:03 GMT

Douglas Marquard #2 / 5	create image objects dynamically Hi Jacky: Quote: > As title. Thanks in advance You're title's pretty vague -- perhaps if you more specifc.... Do you want to draw images, do you want to load an image control, etc.... Doug.
Fri, 19 Nov 2004 22:15:08 GMT

Jacky Lu #3 / 5	create image objects dynamically Let's put it this way. My boss wants me to write a program with a forklift that transfers the goods onto the racks. The goods are generated from the dock leveler, and there is only one forklift, when the forklift retrieves the goods, it will put it at the nearest location on the racks. The problem is when the second goods is generated, i need to create another image control... so what do i do? it is like goods(1).visible = true goods(2).visible = false goods(3).visible = false after the second retreival, we get two pieces of goods on the rack. Therefore I have to generate the second piece of goods dynamically such as set goods(i) = new image or something like this, of course the above won't work! Any advice. Thanks Jack Quote: > Hi Jacky: > > As title. Thanks in advance > You're title's pretty vague -- perhaps if you more specifc.... > Do you want to draw images, do you want to load an image control, etc.... > Doug.
Sat, 20 Nov 2004 00:13:23 GMT

Douglas Marquard #4 / 5	create image objects dynamically Hi Jacky: Quote: > The problem is when the > second goods is generated, i need to create another image control... > so what do i do? it is like > goods(1).visible = true > goods(2).visible = false > goods(3).visible = false > after the second retreival, we get two pieces of goods on the rack. > Therefore I have to generate the second piece of goods dynamically such as > set goods(i) = new image > or something like this, of course the above won't work! If you already have an Image control placed on the form (or usercontrol) at design time and have the Index property set to a number, then you can use "Load", i.e. Load Image1(MyNextIndex) Otherwise, you could use the Controls.Add Method, i.e. Set img = Controls.Add("VB.Image","MyUniqueImageName") You can get more specifics in the vb docs under "Load" and "Controls Collection" Doug.
Sat, 20 Nov 2004 02:20:02 GMT

Jacky Lu #5 / 5	create image objects dynamically Thanks... Great Help Bye Jack Quote: > Hi Jacky: > > The problem is when the > > second goods is generated, i need to create another image control... > > so what do i do? it is like > > goods(1).visible = true > > goods(2).visible = false > > goods(3).visible = false > > after the second retreival, we get two pieces of goods on the rack. > > Therefore I have to generate the second piece of goods dynamically such as > > set goods(i) = new image > > or something like this, of course the above won't work! > If you already have an Image control placed on the form (or usercontrol) > at design time and have the Index property set to a number, then you > can use "Load", i.e. > Load Image1(MyNextIndex) > Otherwise, you could use the Controls.Add Method, i.e. > Set img = Controls.Add("VB.Image","MyUniqueImageName") > You can get more specifics in the vb docs under "Load" and "Controls Collection" > Doug.
Sun, 21 Nov 2004 22:36:54 GMT

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