Suggestion: A return_offset value 9 that returns the width and height of the image.
Whilst not actually an offset, I think an exception could be made and it wouldn't be out of place. Also, since the top-left position (return_offset=0) and the bottom-right position (return_offset=4) can be returned, it's an easy calculation of the return values of return_offset 4 minus the return values of return_offset 0.
Return image size in FindImagePos function
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Re: Return image size in FindImagePos function
That's a very good point!
I'll pass this on to Dev
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Re: Return image size in FindImagePos function
I'm confused. Width and height is always the width and height of the needle image. Which you already know.
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Re: Return image size in FindImagePos function
Yes, but the script doesn't...I know you can get the size, programmatically, using an image object on a dialog, but that's a bit convoluted, don't you think? Given that a significant part of MS concerns images, it's odd that it doesn't have a size function, or does it?
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Re: Return image size in FindImagePos function
But the needle image is not dynamic. It's created at design time. It's not created at runtime. It's a known quantity. We create all kinds of variables and initialise them at design time. Why not create variables for width and height in the same way. Am I missing something?
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Re: Return image size in FindImagePos function
BTW - I'm not against the idea of a new function which returns the dimensions - and maybe other properties - of an image file. Something like:
GetImageDimensions>filename,height,width
But doesn't make sense to me to make this part of FindImagePos which uses a known needle anyway.
GetImageDimensions>filename,height,width
But doesn't make sense to me to make this part of FindImagePos which uses a known needle anyway.
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Re: Return image size in FindImagePos function
..that'll do nicely...