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    Re: [vb6] Class to make Image Controls Support PNG, TIF, GIF Animation

    Give up.
    IPicture.Render hardly do partial painting at vertical direction. But Horizontal can be partial. Am I right?

    Code:
    Public Function Render(ByVal hdc As Long, _
                                 Optional ByVal destX As Single, Optional ByVal destY As Single, _
                                 Optional ByVal destWidth As Single, Optional ByVal destHeight As Single, _
                                 Optional ByVal srcX As Single, Optional ByVal srcY As Single, _
                                 Optional ByVal srcWidth As Single, Optional ByVal srcHeight As Single) As Boolean
      '-- If using variables, surround them with parentheses, i.e., (x), (y)
      '-- You can use numbers as is, i.e., 0, 256
      '-- The destination coordinates and dimensions are in pixels (scale your destination parameters to pixels)
      '-- The source coordinates and dimensions are in himetrics (scale your source parameters to himetric)
      'Remember to use the negative height as shown in that other post of mine
       If srcWidth = 0 Then
          srcWidth = m_objPicture.Width
       Else
          srcWidth = srcWidth * 2540& * Screen.TwipsPerPixelX / 1440&
       End If
       If srcHeight = 0 Then
          srcHeight = -(m_objPicture.Height)
       Else
          srcHeight = -(srcHeight * 2540& * Screen.TwipsPerPixelY / 1440&)
       End If
       
       With m_objPicture
          '.Render (hdc), (destX), (destY), (destWidth), (destHeight), 0, (.Height - 1&), .Width, -.Height, ByVal 0&
          .Render (hdc), (destX), (destY), (destWidth), (destHeight), _
                          (srcX * 2540& * Screen.TwipsPerPixelX / 1440&), (m_objPicture.Height - 1 - (srcY * 2540& * Screen.TwipsPerPixelY / 1440&)), _
                          (srcWidth), (srcHeight), ByVal 0&
       Debug.Print srcHeight,m_objPicture.Height
       End With
    End Function
    For Example, If srcHeight is -4947.708 (Image Height is 5715), the whole graphic disappear.

    Hard to understand why VB6 design .Render should give a negative value.
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    Last edited by Jonney; Dec 8th, 2015 at 01:56 AM.

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