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Re: Tk::Photo and copy method

by converter (Priest)
on Aug 02, 2003 at 05:22 UTC ( [id://280226]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Tk::Photo and copy method

Tk::Photo supports the following formats:

  • BMP
  • PPM
  • GIF
  • PNG (with extension)
  • JPEG (with extension)
  • TIFF (with extension)

Try using Tk::Pixmap (which supports only XPM) instead.

converter

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Re: Re: Tk::Photo and copy method
by didier (Vicar) on Aug 02, 2003 at 10:40 UTC
    I have found the problem.

    An empty photo object must be set without explicit
    descriptor, nor image tags.
    So in the main window, the line:
    my $image = $label ->Photo('image',
                     -height => 10, 
                     -width => 10,
                     -format=>'XPM');

    [download]
    become: 
    my $image = $label ->Photo(
                     -height => 10, 
                     -width => 10);

    [download]
    Nice day for you all!
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Re: Re: Tk::Photo and copy method
by didier (Vicar) on Aug 02, 2003 at 09:26 UTC
    Thank for the answer, converter.
    As you see in the code above, my problem relie on the usage
    of the copy method from Tk::Photo.
    Tk::Pixmap has no method which allows partial pixels
    manipulation.
    You can only cget() or configure() the whole.

    But more specifically my question was:
    what's means this "Tk::Photo=HASH(0xc5ef04)"
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