Closed SoftwareDave closed 6 years ago
AlinMoldovean
commented
6 years ago Hell @SoftwareDave ,
As far as I know, those images were removed due to unknown copyright source(s). Being just a sample code,that control library is intended to be just a functional example and it should be extended with a proper user interface.
SoftwareDave
commented
6 years ago Thanks - it's interesting, however, that there is an "icons" folder that has almost all of the missing BMPs. Perhaps these are the non-copyrighted images?
.\UaNetMaster\SampleApplications\SampleLibraries\Controls\Icons
Array.bmp Attribute.bmp ByteString.bmp ClosedFolder.bmp Constant.bmp InputArgument.bmp Method.bmp Number.bmp Object.bmp Object2.bmp ObjectType.bmp OpenFolder.bmp OutputArgument.bmp Property.bmp Reference.bmp String.bmp Structure.bmp Value.bmp Variable.bmp Varible.bmp View.bmp
There is only one image defined in the ImageList control in ClientUtils.cs[Design]. And it's called TBD. As such, when we use the BrowseTree control, and other list controls in the SampleClient (and other Clients), all the Treeview images are the same generic "TBD" icon. Previous versions of the UA sample code had an ImageList that contained 35 images, including { Folder, Object, Property, Variable, Method, ObjectType, etc... }.
To reproduce:
right click on ClientUtils.cs, click on View Designer. right click on the ImageList control just below the designer pane. select Choose Images, to bring up the Image Selector Dialog. Note that there is only one image: the TBD image.
My guess at a workaround: I could copy the 35 images from the 2010 code base into the empty Images folder of the 2017 code base, and add them manually to the ImageList control, in the correct order.
My system: VS 2017 Community version 15.4.3 targeting .NET 4.6.1.
my computer: Windows 7 Ultimate