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pierrotsc Posted - Feb 24 2022 : 11:50:25
I am studying the complete editor program. the one taht opens with 3 Japanese images. It is called photoen i think.
When you open or create a new image, it opens a new tab. under this new tab, the code is supposed to be calling the imagenewlayer procedure but it does not.

Why not ?
Thanks
Pierre
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xequte Posted - Feb 27 2022 : 20:52:19
Hi

You can specify some properties for the background layer when the form is initialized.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
pierrotsc Posted - Feb 24 2022 : 15:58:01
Ok, i get it. got to find out why when i open an image, it is selectable. my understanding was that the background was not selectable by default. Need to dig more into the documentation then.
Thank you for the help.
xequte Posted - Feb 24 2022 : 15:55:39
Yes, that is by design. It is only called for a "new layer" and by default TImageEnView contains a single layer. It is initially blank and loading an image fills it (i.e. doesn't add a new layer).

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
pierrotsc Posted - Feb 24 2022 : 15:38:35
That is correct, but when you open an image it is not called. is that normal ?
xequte Posted - Feb 24 2022 : 15:36:08
Hi Pierre

If you click "Add Shape" and drag over the image it adds a shape layer. In my testing it correctly calls the ImageEnViewNewLayer() event.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com