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I once had to do a sloppy work around for a project. I had to put Image objects next to each line of the ListBox and then pull the .ico from each .exe (DLL needed) I listed in the ListBox, then take that and convert it (DLL needed) and then show that in the Image object that lines up with the ListBox line (item).
It was a pain, but worked farily well.
I have requested, as a few others have as well, to be able to show images in the ListBox. That would be a big plus, saving a lot of headache and sloppy code.
Perhaps one of the PureBasic guru's here will create a ListBox with image (including easy .ico from .exe getting) support.Intrigued
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i searched and searched for a way to add images and checkboxes to a listbox, it is doable....just not by me,
i have a freewaere ocx that is a listbox with checkboxes, icons and a whole host of other customizations, looks great in VB, if only there was a way to use it in AMS
ahem......OLEContainer would be niceEmbrace change in your life, you never know, it could all work out for the best
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Issues is... you can only put one item/object into the ListBox, that's visible. So, you can't put an image and say text.
If we had a ListBox with two columns that took images (able to extract .ico's from .exe's would be smart) in the first column and then text in the second, that would be good to go. (Being able to put images or text in either column would be even better)Intrigued
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well maybe we will see something like the tree and menu icon system in all AMS objects, although i was a bit disapointed to find that the menu icons are image list format, this will take some work to add icons dynamicly, select the icon, add it to the imagelist, save and return the image index.....think im going to need a dll for that, lol
able to extract .ico's from .exe's would be smart
This dll will extract a icon file from a exe or dll file and save it to the selected file format (bmp, png or ico)Embrace change in your life, you never know, it could all work out for the best
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I've got a dll in that one commercial project too. It's not that hard, I believe the bigger issue may be for I.R. to not break backward compatibility when/if they update the ListBox to accomodate what we have requested. However, I believe, it can be done and would be worth the time put forth.Intrigued
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