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pierrotsc Posted - Mar 19 2019 : 15:14:31
The manual says:
ImageEnView1.CurrentLayer.Shape := iesExplosion;

but shape is not a component of currentlayer. What should i do ?
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xequte Posted - Mar 21 2019 : 17:58:50
Thanks, I have updated the documentation.

Nigel
Xequte Software
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pierrotsc Posted - Mar 20 2019 : 08:50:30
Ok, you should then modify the help as every example shows ImageEnView1.CurrentLayer.Shape := iesExplosion;

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xequte Posted - Mar 19 2019 : 20:53:40
Hi

You need to typecast the the layer. Only TIEShapeLayer supports shapes.

e.g.

ImageEnView1.LayersAdd( ielkShape );
If ImageEnView1.CurrentLayer is TIEShapeLayer then
  TIEShapeLayer( ImageEnView1.CurrentLayer ).Shape := iesExplosion;


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com