• okibi (8/8) Jul 30 2007 Hello!
• Frank Benoit (6/11) Jul 30 2007 If this is something like swt, you can probably use a ByteArrayStream or
• Stewart Gordon (4/6) Jul 30 2007 If the image is small enough to store in a single byte, you're lucky.

okibi <okibi ratedo.com> writes:

Hello!

I've got an image converted to a d source file that contains the image as a
ubyte variable. What I'm wanting to know is how do I apply this as the image
for a button in gtkD?

I was calling the external file, like such:

Image newImg = new Image("images\\new.png");
Button newBtn = new Button();
newBtn.setImage(newImg);

How can I set the ubyte as the image?

Thanks!

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

 Image newImg = new Image("images\\new.png");
 Button newBtn = new Button();
 newBtn.setImage(newImg);
 
 How can I set the ubyte as the image?

If this is something like swt, you can probably use a ByteArrayStream or
something like this.

BTW, since the import statement of D can include external files into
char[] variables at compile time, it is no more needed to generate
source files for that. (you need to set the -J compiler option)
  ubyte[] imagesdata = cast(ubyte[]) import( "myfile.png" );

"Stewart Gordon" <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:

"okibi" <okibi ratedo.com> wrote in message 
news:f8kit9$7o9$1 digitalmars.com...
 I've got an image converted to a d source file that contains the image as 
 a ubyte variable.

If the image is small enough to store in a single byte, you're lucky.

Stewart.