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Is there a way to make the image bigger? Would I have to make every frame bigger as it is being displayed or could I make them all bigger and display the enlarged frames?

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Is there a way to make the image bigger? Would I have to make every frame bigger as it is being displayed or could I make them all bigger and display the enlarged frames?

It's possible, but in my opinion it just adds more and unnecessary confusion.

That's the reason why I didn't implement it in the first place, nor do I intend to.

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It's possible, but in my opinion it just adds more and unnecessary confusion.

That's the reason why I didn't implement it in the first place, nor do I intend to.

OK

Is there some way it could be done with the GDIPlus functions instead? I am trying to make it support multiple image types but i can't wrap my head around DLL calls.

I am using a script given to me earlier on in this thread. my goal is to make something similar (identical is better) to the windows xp image viewer. Normally I would be able to do this, but you used DLL calls instead of the GDIPlus functions, so I don't know how it works.

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OK

Is there some way it could be done with the GDIPlus functions instead? I am trying to make it support multiple image types but i can't wrap my head around DLL calls.

I am using a script given to me earlier on in this thread. my goal is to make something similar (identical is better) to the windows xp image viewer. Normally I would be able to do this, but you used DLL calls instead of the GDIPlus functions, so I don't know how it works.

In the meantime Authenticity wrote wrappers for all gdip functions. You can find all functions here if you think it would be easier for you to comprehend.

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In the meantime Authenticity wrote wrappers for all gdip functions. You can find all functions here if you think it would be easier for you to comprehend.

WAOH

That helped me with a compleatly different question.....thanks?

*edit*.....and raised a lot more.....

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I thought maybe to add code for x64 AutoIt, so I did.

Also _GUICtrlCreateGIF() function take all kind of input from now. It can be GIF file, GIF binary, PE resource, even string. All this is valid:

; GIF File path
_GUICtrlCreateGIF("Some.gif", "", 10, 10, $pGIF)

; Binary data
_GUICtrlCreateGIF($bGIF, "", 10, 10, $pGIF)

; PE Resource (file GIF.dll, Type: GIF, Name: 4)
_GUICtrlCreateGIF("GIF.dll", "GIF;4", 10, 10, $pGIF)

; PE Resource (file OtherGIF.dll, Type: RES, Name: BLAH, Language: 1033)
_GUICtrlCreateGIF("OtherGIF.dll", "RES;BLAH;1033", 10, 10, $pGIF)

; GIF string
_GUICtrlCreateGIF(FileRead("Some.gif"), "", 10, 10, $pGIF)

I wrote it just now - there could be bugs. ...nahh, I'm lying.

How advanced is this?

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I've just realized that by adding few (almost literally) lines of code I could make it working for all kind of images, not just GIFs.

AdmiralAlkex, would you be kind to write me a function for the example script to list to array all files found in folder based on extension (but to be able to specify more than one extension). You have something like that in ShiftER, right?

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Yes I have such a func, but it's not really optimal (I think) and dependent on globals. As I was already rummaging around in Shifter looking for something to improve, I will take a look at this right now.

Edit: The sorting will be weird though (you probably noticed that when you tested ShiftER)

Edit2: A good movie started on TV, I will come back later (assuming I'm still awake :blink: )

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That's ok, I got it myself somehow.

I've updated first post.

Change is that GIFAnimation.au3 can be used to display all sort of images now, not only GIFs. Why is this important? Because all of that is possible from PE resources too, for example.

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I am using your GIF Animation Udf and its great! But I am running into one problem. If the window with a _GUICtrlCreateGIF GIF animation gets turned into a child window via _WinAPI_SetParent(), the GIF will not animate. Is there a possible solution for this problem?

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I am using your GIF Animation Udf and its great! But I am running into one problem. If the window with a _GUICtrlCreateGIF GIF animation gets turned into a child window via _WinAPI_SetParent(), the GIF will not animate. Is there a possible solution for this problem?

Could you post a snippet?

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You have a problem with folders in _FolderListFilesToArray(). It will include folders called "IAmAFolder.jpg" and such. Add:

If @extended = 1 Then ContinueLoop

After the If @error

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You have a problem with folders in _FolderListFilesToArray(). It will include folders called "IAmAFolder.jpg" and such. Add:

If @extended = 1 Then ContinueLoop

After the If @error

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Yes Sir Admiral Sir.

Will update at 19:00 hours.

Btw, I have found a way to remove almost all additional win message processing. WM_PAINT should be enough for even the most demanding GUIs.

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