CImageView is a new CImageView object
attached to the window displaying the CImage.CImage:Display
The Display method displays the CImage in a new CImageView. The CImageView window is created by this method. There is a parallel method in the CImageView class.
CImageView = CImage:Display()
where
CImageView is a new CImageView object
attached to the window displaying the CImage.
On success,
this method returns a CImageView object.
On failure,
this method returns nil.
This method creates a new CImageView window and displays in it a copy of the CImage. The image in the CImage object is not the same image as in the CImageView, although they initially have identical properties; rather the CImage and the displayed image point to two different objects in memory.
After this methods returns a reference to the new CImageView, CImageView class methods can be used to manipulate the displayed image.
The following script displays a CImage in a CImageView window:
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-- not needed if using CImage:Display() |
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-- create a new CImage |
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-- load the image from a file named sPath |
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-- displays the image and returns the new CImageView |