Trying to specify a single public property on my user control to hold three
different images. I figure out how to do this and Google searches are not
helping. (I probably am not searching on the right terms.)
My sample below is using an array of images, but I cannot specify more than
one parameter in the SET statement. I'm not sure how I'd change this to use
a collection of images.
....
Private iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
....
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public Property image(ByVal index As Integer) As image
Get
Return iImages(index)
End Get
Set(ByVal index as Integer, ByVal Value As image) '<---Doesn't work. How
do I specify an index
iImages(index) = Value
If iIndex = index Then 'If changing image for currently displayed image,
apply it to display
picImage.Image = Value
End If
End Set
End Property
15  5879 
Hi Noozer,
I think you have to make 2 properties,
one to set your index and one for the image you want to have returned
Or some functions
I would choose for the 2 properties and then the image is readonly
I hope this helps?
Cor Trying to specify a single public property on my user control to hold
three different images. I figure out how to do this and Google searches are not
helping. (I probably am not searching on the right terms.)
My sample below is using an array of images, but I cannot specify more
than one parameter in the SET statement. I'm not sure how I'd change this to
use a collection of images.
...
Private iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
...
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public Property image(ByVal index As Integer) As image
Get
Return iImages(index)
End Get
Set(ByVal index as Integer, ByVal Value As image) '<---Doesn't work. How
do I specify an index
iImages(index) = Value
If iIndex = index Then 'If changing image for currently displayed
image, apply it to display
picImage.Image = Value
End If
End Set
End Property
There has to be a way to make it appear as a collection like VB.Net's built
in controls do it.
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:Op******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi Noozer,
I think you have to make 2 properties,
one to set your index and one for the image you want to have returned
Or some functions
I would choose for the 2 properties and then the image is readonly
I hope this helps?
Cor
Trying to specify a single public property on my user control to hold
three different images. I figure out how to do this and Google searches are
not helping. (I probably am not searching on the right terms.)
My sample below is using an array of images, but I cannot specify more
than one parameter in the SET statement. I'm not sure how I'd change this to
use a collection of images.
...
Private iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
...
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public Property image(ByVal index As Integer) As image
Get
Return iImages(index)
End Get
Set(ByVal index as Integer, ByVal Value As image) '<---Doesn't work.
How do I specify an index
iImages(index) = Value
If iIndex = index Then 'If changing image for currently displayed
image, apply it to display
picImage.Image = Value
End If
End Set
End Property
FWIW... I sortof have the functionality by defining my property as an
imagelist.
Still not what I want though as I need a collection of individual images
that could be different sizes.
I know I'm missing something very basic here and I just can't nail it down!
Talk about frustrating!
: )
"Noozer" <po********@127 .0.0.1> wrote in message
news:GUxIb.8770 73$pl3.338306@p d7tw3no... There has to be a way to make it appear as a collection like VB.Net's
built in controls do it.
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:Op******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi Noozer,
I think you have to make 2 properties,
one to set your index and one for the image you want to have
returned Or some functions
I would choose for the 2 properties and then the image is readonly
I hope this helps?
Cor
Trying to specify a single public property on my user control to hold
three different images. I figure out how to do this and Google searches are not helping. (I probably am not searching on the right terms.)
My sample below is using an array of images, but I cannot specify more
than one parameter in the SET statement. I'm not sure how I'd change this
to use a collection of images.
...
Private iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
...
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public Property image(ByVal index As Integer) As image
Get
Return iImages(index)
End Get
Set(ByVal index as Integer, ByVal Value As image) '<---Doesn't work.
How do I specify an index
iImages(index) = Value
If iIndex = index Then 'If changing image for currently displayed
image, apply it to display
picImage.Image = Value
End If
End Set
End Property
Hi Noozer,
Yes I think you mis something basic, I tried to tell you
I did type it here (Roughly not tested, see it as pseudo, altough I think it
is complete)
2 samples as propertys and as function
I hope this was what you where looking for?
Cor
\\\
Public Class Noozer
Private Shared iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
Private Shared pIndex as integer ' holds the index
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public shared Read Only Property myImage As image
Get
Return iImages(pImage)
End Get
End Property
Public shared Property i as integer
Get
Return pIndex
End Get
Set (byVal Value as integer)
pIndex = Value
End Set
End Property
'to set and get this this
Noozer.index = 1
myImage = Noozer.MyImage
'As a function
Public shared function MyImage (byval i as integer) as image
return iImages(i)
End function
'to get this
myImage = Noozer.myimage( 1)
/// Still not what I want though as I need a collection of individual images
that could be different sizes.
I know I'm missing something very basic here and I just can't nail it
down! Talk about frustrating!
: )
* "Noozer" <po********@127 .0.0.1> scripsit: Trying to specify a single public property on my user control to hold three
different images. I figure out how to do this and Google searches are not
helping. (I probably am not searching on the right terms.)
My sample below is using an array of images, but I cannot specify more than
one parameter in the SET statement. I'm not sure how I'd change this to use
a collection of images.
...
Private iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
...
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public Property image(ByVal index As Integer) As image
Get
Return iImages(index)
End Get
Set(ByVal index as Integer, ByVal Value As image) '<---Doesn't work. How
Just skip the index parameter above.
do I specify an index
iImages(index) = Value
If iIndex = index Then 'If changing image for currently displayed image,
apply it to display
picImage.Image = Value
End If
End Set
End Property
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>
And this will show up as a Collection in the Properties page of my
control???
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:Of******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Hi Noozer,
Yes I think you mis something basic, I tried to tell you
I did type it here (Roughly not tested, see it as pseudo, altough I think
it is complete)
2 samples as propertys and as function
I hope this was what you where looking for?
Cor
\\\
Public Class Noozer
Private Shared iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
Private Shared pIndex as integer ' holds the index
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public shared Read Only Property myImage As image
Get
Return iImages(pImage)
End Get
End Property
Public shared Property i as integer
Get
Return pIndex
End Get
Set (byVal Value as integer)
pIndex = Value
End Set
End Property
'to set and get this this
Noozer.index = 1
myImage = Noozer.MyImage
'As a function
Public shared function MyImage (byval i as integer) as image
return iImages(i)
End function
'to get this
myImage = Noozer.myimage( 1)
///
Still not what I want though as I need a collection of individual images
that could be different sizes.
I know I'm missing something very basic here and I just can't nail it
down! Talk about frustrating!
: )
??
How do you set the index? ...
Private iImages(2) as image 'Holds three images
...
'Set/Return image for particular state
Public Property image(ByVal index As Integer) As image
Get
Return iImages(index)
End Get
Set(ByVal index as Integer, ByVal Value As image) '<---Doesn't work.
How
Just skip the index parameter above.
Hi Noozer,
Did you try it?
Cor And this will show up as a Collection in the Properties page of my
control???
* "Cor" <no*@non.com> scripsit: ??
How do you set the index?
\\\
Private m_Images() As Image ' ...
Public Property Images(ByVal Index As Integer) As Image
Get
Return m_Images(Index)
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As Image)
m_Images(Index) = Value
End Set
End Property
///
Usage
\\\
Dim x As New ...
x.Images(2) = Image.FromFile( ...)
///
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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