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- Managing grayed images
- Managing the translucent effect
DrawingStyle (Function) In french: StyleDessin Allows you to find out and modify: - the display mode of grayed buttons found in the windows of your application.
- the display mode of translucent border for the windows of your application.
- the mode for loading large images.
DrawingStyle(styleGrayedIconGradient, True)
DrawingStyle(styleTranslucentWinBorder, False)
Syntax
Modifying the display mode of elements (buttons, windows) Hide the details
DrawingStyle(<Element> , <Display mode>)
<Element>: Integer constant Element affected by the setting: | | | styleGrayedIconGradient | Configure the grayed effect for the buttons. | | styleImageLowQuality | Configure the load mode of large images (greater than 640x480). | | styleIndentBorderOverlap | Configures the number of pixels between the text and the border in the "overlap" display mode. | | styleTranslucentWinBorder | Configure the translucent style of windows. |
<Display mode>: Boolean or Integer New display mode of the element:- For the translucent effect:
- True Windows with translucent frames are displayed with this effect.
- False The "Translucent frame" effect on windows is ignored.
- For the image loading mode:
- True Fast loading: image loading time takes priority over image quality.
- False Slower loading: image quality takes priority over loading time.
- For the grayed out effect:
- Vrai: Icons and images of grayed buttons are displayed in grayscale.. If this mode is selected, the display may be longer but you will get a better result.
- False: Icons and images of grayed buttons are displayed with automation graying. In this mode, if the image contains no black pixel, the grayed version does not draw anything.
- For "saddle" design mode indentation Number of pixels between the line and the text.
Finding out the display mode of elements (buttons, windows) Hide the details
<Result> = DrawingStyle(<Element>)
<Result>: Boolean or Integer Current display mode of the specified element or number of offset pixels for captions in "overlap" mode. <Element>: Integer constant Element affected by the setting. | | | styleGrayedIconGradient | Configure the grayed effect for the buttons.
If <Result> = True, the image of buttons are displayed in shades of gray.
If <Result> = False, the image of the buttons is grayed according to Windows 95 grayscale system. | | styleImageLowQuality | Configure the load mode of large images (greater than 640x480).
If <Result> = True, the load time of images has priority over their quality.
If <Result> = False, the quality of images has priority over their load time. | | styleIndentBorderOverlap | Configures the spacing (in pixels) between the text and the border in the "overlap" display mode. | | styleTranslucentWinBorder | Configure the translucent style of windows.
If <Result> = True, the windows with a translucent border are displayed with this effect.
If <Result> = False, the "Translucent border" effect is ignored.
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Remarks Managing grayed images Depending on the display mode chosen by the styleGrayedIconGradient constant: - <DisplayMode> = False: The greyed-out buttons are drawn like this: Warning If the button doesn't contain any black pixels, the grayed-out version won't draw anything.
- <DisplayMode> = True: The buttons are drawn in grayscale:
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