AutoPlay Media Studio 5. Function Image.GetFileInfo () does not work

[karpovukg]

Hello
I am from Russia. English is none. So I use Google translator. Sorry for bad language.
In the AutoPlay Media Studio 7.5 theme is impossible to create. I ask the moderators to move my post where necessary.

Description of the problem.
The operator is used in two places:
event OnShow
code

s_pic = "AutoPlay\\Images\\banner.jpg";
picatr = Image.GetFileInfo(s_pic);
Image.SetSize("Image1", picatr.Width, picatr.Heigth);
Image.Load("Image1", s_pic);
Image.SetVisible("Image1", true);

event OnCliCk button
code

...
pic = File.Find("AutoPlay\\Images\\kuh", "*.jpg", false, false, nil);
--Written to the table all the files in the folder

count = Table.Count(pic);
--Get the number

i = 1;
--We get up to the first position.
--These values will be needed when you click another button later.

picatr = Image.GetFileInfo(pic[i]);
--Get the attributes of the current image.

Image.SetSize("Image1", picatr.Width, picatr.Heigth);
--give the size of the object

Image.Load("Image1", pic[i]);
--Load the current image into an object

Image.SetVisible("Image1", true);

Function Image.GetFileInfo () gives null values.
He did try and see. Found that the variable gets picatr type Table. But NO values.

During the application object Image1 not visible. Because it has no dimensions.

What have I done wrong? I would be glad of any help.

[T3STY]

I first suggest you to check if any image has been found in File.Find(); use a if/else statement to show the results:

pic = File.Find("AutoPlay\\Images\\kuh", "*.jpg", false, false, nil);

if not (pic[1] == nil) then
-- put here the code you want to execute when files are found
elseif (pic[1] == nil) then
-- if the function returned nil then this message is displayed
Dialog.Message("Error", "File.Find() returned a nil value");
end

[karpovukg]

To T3STY:
Thank you very much for the tip! I will put you this fragment. But this is not the solution to my problem. Files there are exactly. Function File.find returns a list of files.
Everything works fine until the function Image.GetFileInfo.
Do you think that the rest of the code is correct?

[longedge]

You have mis-typed the word Height.

s_pic = "AutoPlay\\Images\\banner.jpg";
picatr = Image.GetFileInfo(s_pic);
Image.SetSize("Image1", picatr.Width, picatr.Height);
Image.Load("Image1", s_pic);
Image.SetVisible("Image1", true);

Try that.

Same in both pieces of code.

[karpovukg]

To longedge
Thank you!
Blame poor knowledge of English.
The function works.

[T3STY]

oh man... so small difference, only one letter.. how couldn't I see it??