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DBImageView |
Inherits From: | Control : View : Responder : Object | |
Declared In: | dbkit/DBImageView.h |
Class Description |
A DBImageView displays a single NXImage object bordered by one of four types of frame. Providing editing is enabled, the user can drag a new image into a DBImageView's frame (using the Application Kit's image-dragging mechanism).
The Database Kit permits a DBImageView object to be connected to any database field whose data is of type object and class NXImage. |
Instance Variables |
None declared in this class. |
Method Types |
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Accessing the image | ![]() |
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Accessing the border | ![]() |
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Editing | ![]() |
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Instance Methods |
drawSelf:: |
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Draws the DBImageView. You never invoke this method yourself, it's invoked automatically by the Application Kit's display mechanism. Returns self.
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image |
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Returns the image view's NXImage object. |
initFrame: |
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Initializes the image view with the given frame. Returns self. |
isEditable |
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Returns YES if the image can be replaced or deleted.
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setEditable: |
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Makes the DBImageView editable or not, as flag is YES or NO. When an image view is editable, it still must be deleted or replaced as a whole; "editable" doesn't involve fiddling with bits.
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setImage: |
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Sets the image view's NXImage to newImage. Returns self. |
setStyle: |
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Sets the style in which the image's border is drawn. The argument newStyle must be one of the following:
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style |
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Returns the current border style, as one of the possible styles listed as arguments of setStyle:. |