Edgar,

Thank you so very much for the explanation. I will use Form to store
all my images.

-bakki

On 10/6/06, Edgar J. De Cleene <edgardec2001 at yahoo.com.ar> wrote:
> Bakki Kudva puso en su mail :
>
> >
> > I did the import and can't see where it is. Did a search for
> > ImageImports class but nada.
> >
> > I would appreciate any help on how to import image files from the hard
> > drive and then define a class which would serve it. Thank you,
> >
> > bakki
> Bakki
> In Form >>importImage: fullName
>     "Import the given image file and store the resulting Form in the default
> Imports.
>     The image is named with the short filename up to the first period,
> possibly with additions from the directory path to make it unique."
>
>     Imports default importImageFromFileNamed: fullName.
>
> So you could see ImageImports  is not a class.
>
> And I share a very nice trick for having compressed picts in a image
> I have
> Dictionary subclass: #MisDibujos
>
> and
> MisDibujos class
>     instanceVariableNames: 'current'
> with usual setter and getter for current
>
> And as example:
> MisDibujos current: MisDibujos new.
> MisDibujos current inspect
>
> MisDibujos current at: 'Felinos3' put: (    RWBinaryOrTextStream with:
> (StandardFileStream readOnlyFileNamed: 'Felinos3.jpg')contents) .
>
>     f := Form
>                         fromBinaryStream:  (MisDibujos current at: i )
> reset.
>
> Anf if you wish a Morph:
>  f asMorph openInWorld
>
> If you have several .jpg into the .image , you could see the size difference
> on this and saving as usual (as pict into Squeak have .form format, bigger
> as .jpg)
>
> Hope this help
>
> Edgar
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