However I often see code where the image list is loaded in the display method itself, putting some overhead on the display method.
Steps to use an ImageListClass
First of all, create a form window control to hold the images. These would be appropriate properties if you place this control in a grid:
| Property | Value |
| AutoDeclaration | Yes |
| AllowEdit | No |
| Width | 14 |
| Height | 14 |
| Enabled | No |
| Skip | Yes |
| AlignControl | No |
| ImageMode | Size to fit |
| ShowLabel | No |
| DataSource | Your controlling datasource |
| DataMethod | Your method to select the right image |
In the ClassDeclaration of the form declare your ImageListAppl class:
ImageListAppl_MyImageList imageListAppl;
In the init method of the form, initialize your ImageListAppl object:
imageListAppl = new ImageListAppl_MyImageList();
And still in the init method pass the list of images to your window control:
myWindowControl.imageList(imageListAppl.imageList());
Implement your display method driving which image to show:
//BP Deviation Documented
display ImageRes myDisplayMethod(MyRecord _myRecord)
{
ImageRes res = -1;
#resAppl;
if (_myRecord.someConditioin())
{
res = imageListAppl.image(#MyImage);
}
return res;
}
That's it...
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