TImageEnMView.SetStyleEx

Declaration

procedure SetStyleEx(aStyle: TIEMStyle;
                     TopText : TIEImageEnMViewDefaultText;
                     InfoText : TIEImageEnMViewDefaultText;
                     BottomText : TIEImageEnMViewDefaultText;
                     iThumbZoom: Double = 0;
                     bAdjustSpacing: Boolean = True;
                     bAdjustStyle: Boolean = True;
                     bAdjustFont: Boolean = True;
                     bAdjustGrid: Boolean = False);

Description

Provides a shortcut method to set the style of the control to several predefined styles:

ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFlat, iedtNone, iedtNone, iedtFileName );

ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFlatAndWide, iedtFileName, iedtFilePath, iedtImageDimAndSize );

ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsColumns, iedtFileName, iedtImageDimAndSize, iedtFileCreateDate );

ImageEnMView1.GridWidth := 1;
ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFilenames, iedtNone, iedtNone, iedtFileName );

Parameter	Description
aStyle	Sets Style to one of iemsFlat, iemsFlatAndWide, iemsColumns or iemsFilenames
TopText	Sets DefaultTopText
InfoText	Sets DefaultInfoText
BottomText	Sets DefaultBottomText
iThumbZoom	Sets Zoom. If a negative value is specified then Zoom will be set to give a thumbnail of that height in pixels (i.e. -22 would set the thumbnail height to 22 pixels). If 0 is specified, then actual zoom will depend on the specified aStyle
bAdjustSpacing	Sets the following properties with values best for the specified aStyle (and considering SoftShadow): ◼LeftGap ◼RightGap ◼UpperGap ◼BottomGap ◼TextMargin ◼TextBlockWidth ◼VertBorder ◼HorizBorder
bAdjustStyle	Sets the ThumbnailsBorderWidth to 0 if aStyle is iemsColumns. Also adds ietxOnlyShowIcons to ThumbnailOptionsEx for iemsFilenames or iemsColumns styles
bAdjustFont	Sets the TopTextFont to [fsBold] if aStyle is iemsFlatAndWide
bAdjustGrid	Sets the GridWidth to 1 if aStyle is iemsFlatAndWide, otherwise -1

Note:
◼If you have already set text for your images then you won't see the default text values you've specified above
◼An easier method is to use AutoAdjustStyle

Example

// An application with menu items to change the view style
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageEnMView1.SetModernStyling( True );
end;

// Show Thumbs
procedure TForm1.rdbShowThumbsClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFlat, iedtNone, iedtNone, iedtFileName, 0, True, True, True, True );
end;

// Show Large Thumbs
procedure TForm1.rdbShowLargeThumbsClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFlat, iedtNone, iedtNone, iedtFileName, 200 );
end;

// Show Small Thumbs with Detail
procedure TForm1.rdbShowDetailsClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFlatAndWide, iedtFileName, iedtFilePath, iedtImageDimAndSize, 0, True, True, True, True );
end;

// Show Text Columns
procedure TForm1.rdbShowColumnsClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsColumns, iedtFileName, iedtImageDimAndSize, iedtFileCreateDate, 0, True, True, True, True );
end;

// Show File List
procedure TForm1.rdbShowFileListClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
ImageEnMView1.SetStyleEx( iemsFilenames, iedtNone, iedtNone, iedtFileName, 0, True, True, True, True );
end;

Demo

Demos\Multi\MViewStyles\MViewStyles.dpr

TImageEnMView.SetStyleEx