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  1. Philip Vivier

    ImageIndex only shows -1

    I created an Image list whith TImageList. When I want to retrieve an image on a TGlyph component It only shows -1 in the ImageIndex Dropdown box. When I click on Images-> Source it shows all the images.
  2. Hi I am trying to split an Image stored in a first TImageList into a second TImageList all my attempts to access a multiresbitmap contained in a TImagelist show an error on program exit TImageListHelper = class helper for TImageList function Add(aBitmap: TBitmap): integer; end; var Form18: TForm18; implementation {$R *.fmx} uses FMX.MultiResBitmap; procedure TForm18.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var sbitmap, pBitmap: TBitmap; vSource: TCustomSourceItem; vBitmapItem: TCustomBitmapItem; vDest: TCustomDestinationItem; begin Images.ClearCache; Images.BeginUpdate; if Images.Destination.Count > 0 then Images.Destination.Clear; vSource := ImageList1.Source.Items[1]; vBitmapItem := vSource.MultiResBitmap.ItemByScale(1, True, True); sbitmap := vBitmapItem.Bitmap; pBitmap := TBitmap.Create(100, 100); try for var l := 0 to 3 do for var c := 0 to 3 do begin var r: TRect := TRect.Create(pBitmap.Width * c, pBitmap.Height * l, pBitmap.Width * c + pBitmap.Width, pBitmap.Height * l + pBitmap.Height); pBitmap.CopyFromBitmap(sbitmap, r, 0, 0); Images.Add(pBitmap); end; finally pBitmap := nil; // if not an EAccessViolation exception raised when program close pBitmap.Free; end; Images.EndUpdate; end; { TImageListHelper } function TImageListHelper.Add(aBitmap: TBitmap): integer; const SCALE = 1; var vSource: TCustomSourceItem; vBitmapItem: TCustomBitmapItem; vDest: TCustomDestinationItem; vLayer: TLayer; begin result := -1; if (aBitmap.Width = 0) or (aBitmap.Height = 0) then exit; // add source bitmap vSource := Source.Add; vSource.MultiResBitmap.TransparentColor := TColorRec.Fuchsia; vSource.MultiResBitmap.SizeKind := TSizeKind.Source; vSource.MultiResBitmap.Width := Round(aBitmap.Width / SCALE); vSource.MultiResBitmap.Height := Round(aBitmap.Height / SCALE); vBitmapItem := vSource.MultiResBitmap.ItemByScale(SCALE, True, True); if vBitmapItem = nil then begin vBitmapItem := vSource.MultiResBitmap.Add; vBitmapItem.SCALE := SCALE; end; vBitmapItem.Bitmap.Assign(aBitmap); vDest := Destination.Add; vLayer := vDest.Layers.Add; vLayer.SourceRect.Rect := TRectF.Create(TPoint.Zero, vSource.MultiResBitmap.Width, vSource.MultiResBitmap.Height); vLayer.Name := vSource.Name; result := vDest.Index; end; AccessViolation if pbitmap:=nil is omitted >>EAccessViolation exception in module taKinFMX.exe in 00008338 >>Violation of access to the address 00408338 in the module 'taKinFMX.exe'. Reading of the address FFFFFFFC. ... >> The instruction at 0x0000000000408338 uses the memory address 0x00000000FFFFFFFC. Memory state cannot be read. and cause Unexpected Memory Leaks An unexpected memory leak has occurred. The unexpected small block leaks are: 29 - 36 bytes: TD2DBitmapHandle x 1, TBitmapImage x 1 45 - 52 bytes: TBitmap x 1 61 - 68 bytes: Unknown x 1 Where does I go wrong ? Is there another way to split (like during design time) an image ?
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