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roImagePlayer
This object displays static bitmap images on the video display. The simplest way to use roImagePlayer is to make calls to
DisplayFile() with the filename as a String. Alternatively, you can use PreloadFile() in conjunction with
DisplayPreload() to have more control. For more pleasing aesthetics when generating an image player, use
the roImageWidget object.
Object Creation: The image player is displayed by first creating roRectangle and roImagePlayer instances, then calling
SetRectangle() using the roRectangle instance as the argument.
rectangle = CreateObject("roRectangle", 0, 0, 1024, 768)
i = CreateObject("roImagePlayer")
i.SetRectangle(rectangle)
Interfaces: ifImageControl
The ifImageControl interface provides the following:
• DisplayFile(image_filename As String) As Boolean: Displays the image with the specified filename.
The image_filename string must point to a .png, .jpeg, or 8-bit, 24-bit, or 32-bit .bmp file. Note that .jpeg image
files with CMYK color profiles are not supported.
• DisplayFile(parameters As roAssociativeArray) As Boolean: Displays an image using an
associative array of display parameters:
o Filename
o Mode: See the entry for SetDefaultMode() below for more details.
o Transition: See the entry for SetDefaultTransition() below for more details.
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