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jez Posted - Oct 23 2023 : 05:19:12
Hi

I am using the IELayer class and I am adjusting the height of a layer in code ...

Viewer.Image.GetLayer(1).Height = CInt(newHeight) * Calibration

However, the view does not update until I mouse click on the Viewer.

I have tried Refresh, Invalidate etc but nothing makes the layer jump to the correct size until I mouse click.

Ideas ?

Jez
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jez Posted - Oct 26 2023 : 02:22:57
Thanks, that did it.
xequte Posted - Oct 25 2023 : 03:52:03
Sorry, just clicked that you are using IEvolution.

Please use:

Viewer.UpdateImage()

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
jez Posted - Oct 25 2023 : 02:39:10
No, calling Update does not make the layer adjust to the new size set. I still have to mouse click somewhere.

Viewer.Image.GetLayer(1).Height = CInt(newHeight) * Calibration
Viewer.Update()

This makes no difference
xequte Posted - Oct 25 2023 : 02:18:00
Hi Jez

You must call ImageEnView1.Update() after modifying layer properties.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com