>
>Excellent. Thank you for clarifying. Picture.Load not setting the
> picture is counter-intuitive.. but OK... whatever works.
>
The "counter-intuitiveness" comes from the ability to use a static method
(Picture.Load) on a real object. This is commonly allowed in object-oriented
programmi
On 02/26/2011 04:41 PM, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> 2011/2/26 Stephen Bungay:
>>This has undoubtedly been asked before.
>>
>> GAMBAS 2.2
>>
>>I am trying to add an icon to the listview items, to that end this
>> code snippet should do the trick;
>>
>> Private SUB Initialize_Listview1()
>>D
Thanks Fabien, sorry fir the delayed reply, it suddenly got really
busy around here and this had to take a lower priority. I'll put that
into practice.
On 02/26/2011 04:41 PM, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> 2011/2/26 Stephen Bungay:
>>This has undoubtedly been asked before.
>>
>> GAMBAS 2.2
>>
>
2011/2/26 Stephen Bungay :
> This has undoubtedly been asked before.
>
> GAMBAS 2.2
>
> I am trying to add an icon to the listview items, to that end this
> code snippet should do the trick;
>
> Private SUB Initialize_Listview1()
> DIM Icon AS NEW Picture
>
> Icon.Load("/home/username/mypic
This has undoubtedly been asked before.
GAMBAS 2.2
I am trying to add an icon to the listview items, to that end this
code snippet should do the trick;
Private SUB Initialize_Listview1()
DIM Icon AS NEW Picture
Icon.Load("/home/username/mypicture.png") ' This png file is 26x16
and
