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Project : Programming a Image-viewer with xBrowse

Postby ukoenig » Fri Apr 08, 2011 11:55 am

Hello,

working on a new Image-browser, I have 2 Questions about Cell-adjustments :

1. I want Images only resized ( adjusted to Cell-size) , if Image-size > Cell-Size, otherwise show original Image-size.
I used => oBrw:aCols[ 1 ]:lBmpStretch := .f., but the Image is always adjusted to Cellsize.

2. The vertical Imagetext, I couldn't get centered.
That doesn't work on vertical Text => oBrw:aCols[ 2 ]:nDataStrAlign := AL_CENTER

The Quantum of Columns / Rows, is calculated from a given Grid-size.

Image

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Re: Two xBrowse Cell-adjustment Questions

Postby nageswaragunupudi » Fri Apr 08, 2011 1:56 pm

XBrowse resizes images only if the image does not fit in the cell size and never expands the image if the cell size is larger.
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Project : Programming a Image-viewer with xBrowse

Postby ukoenig » Fri Apr 08, 2011 2:44 pm

Thank You very much.
I understand with oBrw:aCols[ 3 ]:lBmpTransparent := .T.,
I can force a smaller Image to be adjusted to cell-size.
Could be a Option to adjust to Cellsize, but with a enlarged Image, I losing Quality.
I think, I will only use .F. ( default )
There is still my vertical Data-text-problem.
I tested with adding some Blanks at the Text-end, to move the Text to the Cell-center, but doesn't work.

It seems, it only works on Headers :

if FontEsc( oFont ) % 3600 == 900
...
...
DrawTextEx( hDC, cHeader,;
{ nBottom, nCol, nRow, nCol + nWidth }, ;
DT_LEFT + DT_VCENTER )


Image
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Re: Two xBrowse Cell-adjustment Questions

Postby nageswaragunupudi » Sat Apr 09, 2011 4:02 am

As I said, xbrowse does not expand the imagesize on its own, unless instructed to stretch. This sample demonstrates the way to show images.

XBrowse can not handle vertical text in the data. We have to draw on our own. This sample demonstrates how to do it.

Screen Shot:
Image

Sample Code:
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#include "FiveWin.Ch"
#include "xbrowse.ch"

#define DT_LEFT                     0x00000000
#define DT_VCENTER                  0x00000004

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static aImg

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

function Main()

   local oDlg, oBrw, nCol, oVert

   aImg     := ReadImages( "C:\\FWH\\BITMAPS\\" )

   DEFINE FONT oVert NAME "TAHOMA" SIZE 0,-12 NESCAPEMENT 900 BOLD

   DEFINE DIALOG oDlg SIZE 522,560 PIXEL
   @ 10,10 XBROWSE oBrw SIZE -10,-10 PIXEL OF oDlg ;
      AUTOCOLS ARRAY aImg CELL LINES NOBORDER

   for nCol := 1 to 5 step 2
      WITH OBJECT oBrw:aCols[ nCol ]
         :nWidth        := 120
         :cDataType     := 'F'
         :nDataBmpAlign := AL_CENTER
      END
      WITH OBJECT oBrw:aCols[ nCol + 1 ]
         :oDataFont     := oVert
         :nWidth        := 24
         :bPaintText    := { | oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite | ;
                           DrawVertText( oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite ) }
      END

   next

   WITH OBJECT oBrw
      :nRowHeight       := 120
      :CreateFromCode()
   END

   ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED

return (0)

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static function ReadImages( cFolder )

   local aFiles   := DIRECTORY( cFolder + "*.*" )
   local nLen     := Len( aFiles )
   local nRows    := Ceiling( Len( aFiles ) / 3 )
   local nRow, nCol, n, cFile

   aImg           := Array( nRows, 6 )

   nRow  := 1
   nCol  := 1
   for n := 1 to nLen
      cFile       := aFiles[ n, 1 ]
      aImg[ nRow, nCol ]      := cFolder + cFile
      aImg[ nRow, nCol + 1 ]  := cFile
      nCol        += 2
      if nCol > 6
         nRow++
         nCol     := 1
      endif
   next n

return aImg

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static function DrawVertText( oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite )

   local oBrw        := oCol:oBrw
   local nTop        := aRect[ 1 ]
   local nLeft       := aRect[ 2 ]
   local nBottom     := aRect[ 3 ]
   local nRight      := aRect[ 4 ]
   local nTxtWidth   := oBrw:GetWidth( cData, oCol:oDataFont )
   local nTxtHeight  := GetTextHeight( oBrw:hWnd, hDC )

   nBottom           := ( nTop + nBottom + nTxtWidth  ) / 2
   nLeft             := ( nLeft + nRight - nTxtHeight ) / 2

   DrawTextEx( hDC, cData, { nBottom, nLeft, nTop, nRight }, DT_LEFT + DT_VCENTER )

return nil

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
 
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Postby ukoenig » Sat Apr 09, 2011 11:17 pm

Mr. Rao,

Thank You very much for this Sample.
It works fine and I can start to add some more Options.
I noticed a small Problem :
moving the Scrollbar to the End ( Bottom ), I get a Errormessage.

Image

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Re: Two xBrowse Cell-adjustment Questions

Postby nageswaragunupudi » Sun Apr 10, 2011 5:39 am

Thanks for pointing out. This is a bug. We are getting runtime error when the column's value is 'nil'.

This requires fix in xbrowse.prg. Please locate these lines in the method PaintData(...) of TXBrwColumn.
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  if ! Empty( cImagen ) .or. ::cDataType $ "FP"   // IMAGE
      if ! Empty( cImagen )
         hBmp     := FILoadFromMemory( cImagen )
      else
         if ::bStrImage == NIL
            cImagen := ::Value()
         else
            cImagen := Eval( ::bStrImage, Self, ::oBrw )
         endif
         if ::cDataType == 'F' .and. File( cImagen )
            hBmp     := FILoadImg( cImagen )
         else
            hBmp     := FILoadFromMemory( cImagen )
         endif
      endif
 

Please see the 3rd line from below:
For this line
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           hBmp     := FILoadFromMemory( cImagen )
 

substitute
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           hBmp     := FILoadFromMemory( IfNil( cImagen, '' ) )
 
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Postby ukoenig » Sun Apr 10, 2011 8:47 am

Thank You very much, it works fine now.

The same, 10 Lines down from the change, must be changed as well :
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if ::cDataType == 'F' .and. File( cImagen )
     hBmp     := FILoadImg( cImagen )
else
     hBmp     := FILoadFromMemory( IfNil( cImagen, '' ) )  // change !!!!!!
endif
 


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Re: Two xBrowse Cell-adjustment Questions

Postby nageswaragunupudi » Sun Apr 10, 2011 8:59 am

The same, 10 Lines down from the change, must be changed as well :

This is the only change I meant. This is the same as 3rd line from "bottom"
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Re: Two xBrowse Cell-adjustment Questions

Postby nageswaragunupudi » Sun Apr 10, 2011 11:56 am

I think this is what you originally wanted.
Image
Here is the code:
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#include "FiveWin.Ch"
#include "xbrowse.ch"

#define DT_LEFT                     0x00000000
#define DT_CENTER                   0x00000001
#define DT_VCENTER                  0x00000004

#define BRW_COLS     6
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static aImg

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

function Main()

   local oDlg, oBrw, nCol, oFont

   aImg     := ReadImages( "C:\\FWH\\BITMAPS\\" )

   DEFINE FONT oFont NAME "TAHOMA" SIZE 0,-12 BOLD

   DEFINE DIALOG oDlg SIZE 812,498 PIXEL
   @ 10,10 XBROWSE oBrw SIZE -10,-10 PIXEL OF oDlg ;
      AUTOCOLS ARRAY aImg LINES NOBORDER

   for nCol := 1 to Len( oBrw:aCols )
      WITH OBJECT oBrw:aCols[ nCol ]
         :nWidth        := 120
         :oDataFont     := oFont
         :nDataBmpAlign := AL_CENTER
         :bPaintText    := { | oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite | ;
                           DrawCell( oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite ) }
      END
   next

   WITH OBJECT oBrw
      :nRowHeight       := 140
      :CreateFromCode()
   END

   ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED

return (0)

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static function ReadImages( cFolder )

   local aFiles   := DIRECTORY( cFolder + "*.*" )
   local nLen     := Len( aFiles )
   local nRows    := Ceiling( Len( aFiles ) / BRW_COLS )
   local nRow, nCol, n, cFile

   aImg           := Array( nRows, BRW_COLS )

   nRow  := 1
   nCol  := 1
   for n := 1 to nLen
      cFile       := aFiles[ n, 1 ]
      aImg[ nRow, nCol ]      := cFolder + cFile
      nCol++
      if nCol > BRW_COLS
         nRow++
         nCol     := 1
      endif
   next n

return aImg

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static function DrawCell( oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite )

   local oBrw        := oCol:oBrw
   local nTop        := aRect[ 1 ]
   local nLeft       := aRect[ 2 ]
   local nBottom     := aRect[ 3 ]
   local nRight      := aRect[ 4 ]

   local hBrush      := CreateSolidBrush( CLR_YELLOW )
   local hBmp, hBmpO, nBmpW, nBmpH, nBmpTop, nBmpLeft
   local nOldColor

   if ! Empty( cData )

      hBmp           := FILoadImg( cData )
      nBmpH          := nBmpHeight( hBmp )
      nBmpW          := nBmpWidth(  hBmp )
      if nBmpW > 116
         nBmpH    *= ( 116 / nBmpW )
         nBmpW    := 116
      endif
      if nBmpH > 116
         nBmpW    *= ( 116 / nBmpH )
         nBmpH    := 116
      endif
      if nBmpW != nBmpWidth( hBmp ) .or. nBmpH != nBmpHeight( hBmp )
         hBmpO    := hBmp
         hBmp     := ResizeBmp( hBmpO, nBmpW, nBmpH )
      endif
      nBmpTop     := nTop  + ( 116 - nBmpH ) / 2
      nBmpLeft    := nLeft + ( 116 - nBmpW ) / 2

      if HasAlpha( hBmp )
         ABPaint( hDC, nBmpLeft, nBmpTop, hBmp, oCol:nAlphaLevel() )
      else
         DrawBitmap( hDC, hBmp, nBmpTop, nBmpLeft )
      endif
      DeleteObject( hBmp )
      DeleteObject( hBmpO )
   endif

   DrawHorz( hDC, nTop + 120, nLeft - 4, nRight + 3, oBrw:hRowPen )
   FillRect( hDC, { nTop + 121, nLeft - 3, nBottom, nRight }, hBrush )

   if ! Empty( cData )
      nOldColor   := SetBkColor( hDC, CLR_YELLOW )
      DrawTextEx( hDC, cFileNoPath( cData ), { nTop + 121, nLeft, nBottom, nRight }, ;
                  DT_CENTER + DT_VCENTER )
      SetBkColor( hDC, nOldColor )
   endif

   DeleteObject( hBrush )

return nil

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
 
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Postby ukoenig » Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:02 pm

MUCH BETTER !!!!

I didn't know that it is possible, to mix Col-styles ( contents ) line-by-line.
That was the Reason, thinking about using a vertical extra Column on right-hand side for the Image-titles.

I noticed a quality-difference between both Solutions.
( added to first vertical textsample ) :lBmpTransparent := .T.

Image

Thank You very much for the Help.

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Re: Two xBrowse Cell-adjustment Questions

Postby nageswaragunupudi » Mon Apr 11, 2011 10:38 am

I ignored lBmpTransparent in the DrawCell function above.
Please replace the function with this new function and try please.
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static function DrawCell( oCol, hDC, cData, aRect, aColors, lHighLite )

   local oBrw        := oCol:oBrw
   local nTop        := aRect[ 1 ]
   local nLeft       := aRect[ 2 ]
   local nBottom     := aRect[ 3 ]
   local nRight      := aRect[ 4 ]

   local hBrush      := CreateSolidBrush( CLR_YELLOW )
   local hBmp, hBmpO, nBmpW, nBmpH, nBmpTop, nBmpLeft
   local nold, lAlpha, nZeroClr

   if ! Empty( cData := oCol:Value() ) // note: cData is reassigned

      hBmp           := FILoadImg( cData )
      nBmpH          := nBmpHeight( hBmp )
      nBmpW          := nBmpWidth(  hBmp )
      if nBmpW > 116
         nBmpH    *= ( 116 / nBmpW )
         nBmpW    := 116
      endif
      if nBmpH > 116
         nBmpW    *= ( 116 / nBmpH )
         nBmpH    := 116
      endif
      nBmpTop     := nTop  + ( 116 - nBmpH ) / 2
      nBmpLeft    := nLeft + ( 116 - nBmpW ) / 2

      lAlpha      := HasAlpha( hBmp )

      if lAlpha .or. ! oCol:lBmpTransparent
         if nBmpW != nBmpWidth( hBmp ) .or. nBmpH != nBmpHeight( hBmp )
            hBmpO    := hBmp
            hBmp     := ResizeImg( hBmpO, nBmpW, nBmpH )
            DeleteObject( hBmpO )
         endif
      endif

      if lAlpha
         ABPaint( hDC, nBmpLeft, nBmpTop, hBmp, oCol:nAlphaLevel() )
      elseif oCol:lBmpTransparent
         nZeroClr  := GetZeroZeroClr( hDC, hBmp )
         nold     := SetBkColor( hDC, nRGB( 255, 255, 255 ) )
         TransBmp( hBmp, nBmpWidth( hBmp ), nBmpHeight( hBmp ),;
                   nZeroClr, hDC, nBmpLeft, nBmpTop, nBmpW, nBmpH )
         SetBkColor( hDC, nold )
      else
         DrawBitmap( hDC, hBmp, nBmpTop, nBmpLeft )
      endif
      DeleteObject( hBmp )
   endif

   DrawHorz( hDC, nTop + 120, nLeft - 4, nRight + 3, oBrw:hRowPen )
   FillRect( hDC, { nTop + 121, nLeft - 3, nBottom, nRight }, hBrush )

   if ! Empty( cData )
      nold   := SetBkColor( hDC, CLR_YELLOW )
      DrawTextEx( hDC, cFileNoPath( cData ), { nTop + 121, nLeft, nBottom, nRight }, ;
                  DT_CENTER + DT_VCENTER )
      SetBkColor( hDC, nold )
   endif

   DeleteObject( hBrush )

return nil

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

static function GetZeroZeroClr( hDC, hBmp )

    local hDCMem, hOldBmp, nZeroZeroClr

    hDCMem = CreateCompatibleDC( hDC )
    hOldBmp = SelectObject( hDCMem, hBmp )
    nZeroZeroClr = GetPixel( hDCMem,0,0)
    SelectObject( hDCMem, hOldBmp )
    DeleteDC( hDCMem )

return nZerozeroClr
 
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Postby ukoenig » Mon Apr 11, 2011 11:58 am

Mr. Rao,

Thank You very much.
With these changes, it works fine now.
( I changed the Title of the Post for better understanding )

Testing different Images :
Image

I will create a nice Viewer with :
Image-preview from any Directory, Grid-size-change, Export, Image-type-filter ...

The Download-link ( as soon it will be finished ), I will add to this Post.

Changing the cell-size at Runtime works fine.
Maybe I will adjust the Font-size and counting the possible Columns in Relation to Browser-size as well :
( Cellsize 60 = 12 visible Columns, Cellzisze 140 = 5 visible Columns )

Image
Image

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Re: Programming a Image-viewer with xBrowse

Postby Silvio » Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:57 pm

uwe how you make dialog round ?
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Re: Programming a Image-viewer with xBrowse

Postby Daniel Garcia-Gil » Mon Apr 11, 2011 8:21 pm

Silvio


i think it's a Title, not a dialog
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Re: Project : Programming a Image-viewer with xBrowse

Postby ukoenig » Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:07 pm

Daniel, Silvio

because of a User-question about a special Screen-design,
I got the Idea, to work with Screen-templates.
That makes it possible, to get a complete unusual Look.

Here is a Sample :

The used Template :
( saves some work, because can be used a few Times only changing the Controls )
You can use < PIXELFORMER > to create special Templates.

Image

Next, placing different Controls on a defined Template-area ( only 1 Dialog )

Image

Load the Template :

DEFINE IMAGE oTmp FILENAME c_Path + "\bitmaps\Template1.jpg"

DEFINE DIALOG oDlg1 FROM 0, 0 TO nScrheight - 38, nScrwidth - 7 PIXEL TRANSPARENT ;
STYLE WS_POPUP | WS_VISIBLE | WS_DLGFRAME // | WS_THICKFRAME
oBrush1 := TBrush():new( ,,,, ResizeBmp( oTmp:hBitmap, nScrwidth, nScrheight - 50, .T. ) )
oDlg1:Setbrush( oBrush1 )
oTmp:End()


Another Template with a second Dialog ( NOWAIT ), scrolling different VTitles-styles :

Image

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