Re: Second time(this time plain text): How to make rectangle around the image when selected...

Hi Shahab,

I am very interested to see your application on this
metter and it would be great if you can send it to me.


Really, I don't have any expirience in doing graphic
programming in Delphi (or anywhere else). So, for me,
those are totally new stuff and I am at the begging,
AGAIN.

Thank you for your effort,
Milica

P.S. One thing I found out, and of course to corect
myself, TGraphic CAN NOT ACCEPT FOCUS!!!


--- Shahab-o-ddin Mokhtari <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi Feba (and other members)
> I was wrote an application for you. I will attach
> this to mail but I'm not sure that yahoo attach this
> for all group members, so if you (or any one else !)
> want this, just mail me !
> Thnx a lot
> Shahab
> 
> Feba Februarcic <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi to all members,
> 
> I mailed this question once, but in Color&Graphic
> format with graphic in it. So this time only plain
> text.
> 
> The questions are 
> 1)How to make a rectangle around the image (It is
> not
> necesary, because in Delphi when working in Design
> time when the component is selected, Delphi puts
> dots
> around the component, without the lines, with
> posibiliti of changing width and height of the
> component, wich is exactly what I need to do too,
> but
> only at runtime)
> 2)with sensitive dots for the cursor ( this is
> OBLIGATORY)
> 3)with changing the cursor style standing over the
> dots, 
> 
> at runtime?
> 
> Well, I thought that rectangle shows when the image
> is
> clicked, and it will represent that the image is
> selected. All that will be hapening on
> Event_Image_OnClick, but ....
> 
> I found the property
> 
> StartX:=Image.Left;
> StartY:=Image.Top;
> X:=Image.Left+Image.Width;
> Y:=Image.Top+Image.Height;
> Image1.Canvas.Rectangle(StartX,StartY, X, Y);  //
> relative to a parent
> 
> If the Image1.Loads the JPG image this is not
> working,
> and for the BMP formats,
> , as I have understood, this drows rectangle inside
> the picture, wich I don't need.
> 
> So how can I perform this? And of course to erase
> this
> "frame" when the image loose focus.
> 
> Maybe I am on the wrong track....
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Milica
> 
> 
> 
> Sincerely Yours
> Shahab-o-ddin Mokhtari
>  
> [http://Ceramic81.150m.com]
> [[email protected]]
> [http://ShahabM.8m.com]
> 
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