Hi,
Newbie here, please bear with me.
I have a C# project which implements a tree view control. I want to add
some images to this tree view control. The tree view control represents
the tree view found in Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager. So we
have Server Groups and Servers, in the tree view.
I want to create my own similar tree view and have an image representing
a Server Group, and another image representing a Server. I have these
images as bitmaps in my file system. What is the best way of "managing"
these files? When I develop on my desktop, I reference them like this:
ImageList imgTreeNodes = new ImageList();
imgTreeNodes.Tr ansparentColor = Color.White;
System.Drawing. Image imgServer = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visual
Studio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve r.bmp");
System.Drawing. Image imgServerGroup = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local
Files\Visual Studio
Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve rgroup.bmp");
imgTreeNodes.Im ages.Add(imgSer verGroup);
imgTreeNodes.Im ages.Add(imgSer ver);
tvwServers.Imag eList = imgTreeNodes;
However, when I copy my solution to the laptop, the directory structure
is different.
What's the best way of including the images in my solution, but
abstracting it from the file system?
--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book? http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602m.html 4 12238
Two comments here. First of all, when you use the Visual Studio .NET visual
editor to assign images to an Image List, the images are serialized with
your project and compiled as embedded resources, so you don't need to reload
them as external icons.
Second, if you need the images to load from the hard disk, make the images
relative to the executable, then extend
System.Windows. Forms.Applicati on.ExecutablePa th with the relative path to
the images. For example, if the EXE is in c:\myApp\ and the images are
stored in c:\myApp\images \ then use:
string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath + \\images\\myima ge.jpg;
HTH,
Jon
"Mark Allison" <ma***@no.tinne d.meat.mvps.org > wrote in message
news:eD******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl... Hi,
Newbie here, please bear with me.
I have a C# project which implements a tree view control. I want to add some images to this tree view control. The tree view control represents the tree view found in Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager. So we have Server Groups and Servers, in the tree view.
I want to create my own similar tree view and have an image representing a Server Group, and another image representing a Server. I have these images as bitmaps in my file system. What is the best way of "managing" these files? When I develop on my desktop, I reference them like this:
ImageList imgTreeNodes = new ImageList(); imgTreeNodes.Tr ansparentColor = Color.White; System.Drawing. Image imgServer = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visual Studio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve r.bmp"); System.Drawing. Image imgServerGroup = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visual Studio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve rgroup.bmp"); imgTreeNodes.Im ages.Add(imgSer verGroup); imgTreeNodes.Im ages.Add(imgSer ver); tvwServers.Imag eList = imgTreeNodes;
However, when I copy my solution to the laptop, the directory structure is different.
What's the best way of including the images in my solution, but abstracting it from the file system?
-- Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book? http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602m.html
> string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath + \\images\\myima ge.jpg;
FYI Outlook Express took out the "'s. One should prefix the first "\\" and
one should come after "jpg".
Jon
"Jon Davis" <jo*@REMOVE.ME. jondavis.net> wrote in message
news:Ot******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Two comments here. First of all, when you use the Visual Studio .NET
visual editor to assign images to an Image List, the images are serialized with your project and compiled as embedded resources, so you don't need to
reload them as external icons.
Second, if you need the images to load from the hard disk, make the images relative to the executable, then extend System.Windows. Forms.Applicati on.ExecutablePa th with the relative path to the images. For example, if the EXE is in c:\myApp\ and the images are stored in c:\myApp\images \ then use:
string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath + \\images\\myima ge.jpg;
HTH, Jon
"Mark Allison" <ma***@no.tinne d.meat.mvps.org > wrote in message news:eD******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl... Hi,
Newbie here, please bear with me.
I have a C# project which implements a tree view control. I want to add some images to this tree view control. The tree view control represents the tree view found in Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager. So we have Server Groups and Servers, in the tree view.
I want to create my own similar tree view and have an image representing a Server Group, and another image representing a Server. I have these images as bitmaps in my file system. What is the best way of "managing" these files? When I develop on my desktop, I reference them like this:
ImageList imgTreeNodes = new ImageList(); imgTreeNodes.Tr ansparentColor = Color.White; System.Drawing. Image imgServer = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visual Studio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve r.bmp"); System.Drawing. Image imgServerGroup = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visual Studio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve rgroup.bmp"); imgTreeNodes.Im ages.Add(imgSer verGroup); imgTreeNodes.Im ages.Add(imgSer ver); tvwServers.Imag eList = imgTreeNodes;
However, when I copy my solution to the laptop, the directory structure is different.
What's the best way of including the images in my solution, but abstracting it from the file system?
-- Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book? http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602m.html
Jon Davis wrote: string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath + \\images\\myima ge.jpg;
FYI Outlook Express took out the "'s. One should prefix the first "\\" and one should come after "jpg".
Use Firefox instead! :) Doesn't take anything off :)
Jon
"Jon Davis" <jo*@REMOVE.ME. jondavis.net> wrote in message news:Ot******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl...
Two comments here. First of all, when you use the Visual Studio .NET
visual
editor to assign images to an Image List, the images are serialized with your project and compiled as embedded resources, so you don't need to
reload
them as external icons.
Second, if you need the images to load from the hard disk, make the images relative to the executable, then extend System.Window s.Forms.Applica tion.Executable Path with the relative path to the images. For example, if the EXE is in c:\myApp\ and the images are stored in c:\myApp\images \ then use:
string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath + \\images\\myima ge.jpg;
HTH, Jon
"Mark Allison" <ma***@no.tinne d.meat.mvps.org > wrote in message news:eD****** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl.. .
Hi,
Newbie here, please bear with me.
I have a C# project which implements a tree view control. I want to add some images to this tree view control. The tree view control represents the tree view found in Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager. So we have Server Groups and Servers, in the tree view.
I want to create my own similar tree view and have an image representing a Server Group, and another image representing a Server. I have these images as bitmaps in my file system. What is the best way of "managing" these files? When I develop on my desktop, I reference them like this:
ImageList imgTreeNodes = new ImageList(); imgTreeNodes .TransparentCol or = Color.White; System.Drawi ng.Image imgServer = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visual Studio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve r.bmp"); System.Drawi ng.Image imgServerGroup = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visu al Studio Projects\Squ ealFind1.3\Sque alFind\Icons\se rvergroup.bmp") ; imgTreeNodes .Images.Add(img ServerGroup); imgTreeNodes .Images.Add(img Server); tvwServers.I mageList = imgTreeNodes;
However, when I copy my solution to the laptop, the directory structure is different.
What's the best way of including the images in my solution, but abstractin g it from the file system?
-- Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book? http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602m.html
You mean Thunderbird? Firefox doesn't do NNTP posting.
Jon
"Andrey" <le*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:dy46d.3592 7$He1.16271@att bi_s01... Jon Davis wrote:
string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath +
\\images\\myima ge.jpg;
FYI Outlook Express took out the "'s. One should prefix the first "\\"
and one should come after "jpg".
Use Firefox instead! :) Doesn't take anything off :)
Jon
"Jon Davis" <jo*@REMOVE.ME. jondavis.net> wrote in message news:Ot******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl...
Two comments here. First of all, when you use the Visual Studio .NET
visual
editor to assign images to an Image List, the images are serialized with your project and compiled as embedded resources, so you don't need to
reload
them as external icons.
Second, if you need the images to load from the hard disk, make the
imagesrelative to the executable, then extend System.Window s.Forms.Applica tion.Executable Path with the relative path
tothe images. For example, if the EXE is in c:\myApp\ and the images are stored in c:\myApp\images \ then use:
string imageLocation = Application.Exe cutablePath +
\\images\\myima ge.jpg; HTH, Jon
"Mark Allison" <ma***@no.tinne d.meat.mvps.org > wrote in message news:eD****** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl.. .
Hi,
Newbie here, please bear with me.
I have a C# project which implements a tree view control. I want to add some images to this tree view control. The tree view control represents the tree view found in Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager. So we have Server Groups and Servers, in the tree view.
I want to create my own similar tree view and have an image
representinga Server Group, and another image representing a Server. I have these images as bitmaps in my file system. What is the best way of "managing" these files? When I develop on my desktop, I reference them like this:
ImageList imgTreeNodes = new ImageList(); imgTreeNodes .TransparentCol or = Color.White; System.Drawi ng.Image imgServer = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local
Files\VisualStudio Projects\Squeal Find1.3\SquealF ind\Icons\serve r.bmp"); System.Drawi ng.Image imgServerGroup = Image.FromFile( @"C:\Local Files\Visu al Studio Projects\Squ ealFind1.3\Sque alFind\Icons\se rvergroup.bmp") ; imgTreeNodes .Images.Add(img ServerGroup); imgTreeNodes .Images.Add(img Server); tvwServers.I mageList = imgTreeNodes;
However, when I copy my solution to the laptop, the directory structure is different.
What's the best way of including the images in my solution, but abstractin g it from the file system?
-- Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book? http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602m.html
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