Problem in encodedimage
Hi I want to display 20 frames encoded using the domain network manager.
Here's the code...
GridFieldManager grid;
grid = new GridFieldManager (5,4,0);
E [] EncodedImage = new EncodedImage [20];
for (int i = 1; i)<>
{
e [i] .getEncodedImageResource ("1.jpg");
}
for (int i = 1; i)<>
{
Grid.Add (new BitmapField (e [i] .getBitmap (())); error in this
}
Add (Grid);
can someone tell me the problem. ??
I would have coded this:
e [i] .getEncodedImageResource ("1.jpg");
like this:
e [i] = EncodedImage.getEncodedImageResource ("1.jpg");
In fact I would have created a Bitmap rather than a table of EncodedImage and used
Bitmap.getBitmapResource (...);
but I think that either will work.
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