IGlobalImageList

Description

The IGlobalImageList interface contains properties and methods of the GlobalImageList development environment component.

Properties

  Property name Brief description
The Document property determines the repository document, which is an image source for the component.

Properties inherited from IImageList

  Property name Brief description
The Count property returns the number of images, loaded to the component collection.
The Height property determines the height of images, stored in the component collection.
The Item property returns graphic presentation of a specific icon.
The Width determines the width of images, stored in the component collection.

Properties inherited from IComponent

  Property name Brief description
The ComponentCount property returns the number of child components, located on the parent component.
The Components property returns a child component, the index of which is passed via the input parameter.
The Data property is used to store any custom data.
The Name property determines the component name.
The Tag property is not used by the compiler. The user can change the value of this property and use it at his discretion.

Methods inherited from IImageList

  Method name Brief description
The Add method adds an image to the component collection.
The AddIcon method adds an icon to the component collection.
The Clear method clears the component image collection.
The Delete method removes an image from the collection.
The LoadFromFile method loads an image from file to the component.
The LoadFromStream method loads an image from stream to the component.
The LoadFromStream2 method loads images from the stream and recovers the information about translucency.
The Remove method removes an image from the collection.
The SaveToDoc method saves all the images from the component to file.
The SaveToStream method saves all the images from the component to stream.
The SaveToStream2 saves the images to the stream with the information about translucency.
The SetOverlay method identifies an image in the list as an image, which can be used as an overlay.

See also:

ExtCtrls Assembly Interfaces