GetIcon |
Description
Retrieves an icon from the specified executable file, dynamic-link library (DLL), or icon file. |
Syntax
[Set oPic =] oDlg .GetIcon ( File, SmallICon, IconIndex, BackColor ) |
Parameters
Part |
Description |
Set oPic = |
An object variable or picture property you want to assign the icon to. |
oDlg |
A reference to the WshDialog.Kit automation object (as returned by the Wscript or VBScript CreateObject methods) |
File |
String expression specifying the name of an executable file, DLL, or icon file from which the icon will be extracted. Can include folder and drive. |
SmallIcon |
(optional) Boolean indicating whether to retrieve a large or small icon. |
IconIndex |
(optional, ) The zero-based index of the icon to extract. The default is 0. |
BackColor |
(optional) The background color to be used when drawing the icon. Normally you would specify the background color of the control on which you want the icon to be drawn. The default is &H8000000F (which is the standard Windows Button Face color). |
Example
Option Explicit Set oShell = Wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") sWindir = oShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%WinDir%") 'Create the WshDialog.Kit object and store a reference in oDlg Set oDlg = Wscript.CreateObject("WshDialog.Kit", "oDlg_") 'Add a new form and store a reference to it in the variable oFrm Set oFrm = oDlg.NewForm("Sample") 'Set the form's caption oFrm.Caption = "Testing the GetIcon method" 'Add a button NOTEPAD to the form and retrieve the (large) icon from Notepad.exe Set oCtl = oFrm.NewButton("NOTEPAD", 150, 150, 1000, 1000, "&Notepad") oCtl.Picture = oDlg.GetIcon(sWindir & "\Notepad.exe") 'Add some buttons to the form and retrieve the small and large icons from Explorer.exe For X = 0 To 6 sX = Trim(CStr(X)) 'Add a small button, retrieve small icon X from Explorer.exe and add a tooltip Set oCtl = oFrm.NewButton("SMALL" & sX, 150 + X * 500, 1500, 400, 400, "") oCtl.Picture = oDlg.GetIcon(sWindir & "\Explorer.exe", True, X) oCtl.TooltipText = "Small Explorer Icon " & sX 'Add a large button, retrieve large icon X from Explorer.exe and add a tooltip Set oCtl = oFrm.NewButton("LARGE" & sX, 150 + X * 750, 2250, 750, 750, "") oCtl.Picture = oDlg.GetIcon(sWindir & "\Explorer.exe",, X) oCtl.TooltipText = "Large Explorer Icon " & sX Next 'Automatically size the form and show it (modally) oFrm.Autosize oFrm.Show vbModal 'Show which button was selected to dismiss the form MsgBox "The " & oDlg.Clicked & " button was selected" |