No longer do you need to put them in a resource file manually and then manually drawing them on a temporary bitmap and assigning that to somewhere.
Not only does it speed up the implementation of alphablended icons in your application, it eases the way you can use them throughout your software. The library says it best: “ The PngComponents library offers a major leap forward in creating nice GUI’s in designtime. It includes design-time and runtime packages for Delphi and C++Builder additionally, the library supports Win32 and Win64. This is a source-only release of TurboPack PNGComponents. PNGComponents is a set of components that allows you to easily include PNG files in your application. But there is another option to use PNG image files with PNGComponents. With TPngImage class, you can load and manipulate PNG graphics. But I really need this image 'included' in the executable and not have to distribute it with the exe.Ĭould this be a problem with my Delphi installation (I use 10.4.In VCL, of course, you can use Real PNG files with the TPngImage class. I can load the image I want successfully from code with: ('D:\logo3.png') - setting whatever properties I want from the object inspector. I've now also created a new VCL project and just added a TImage and can't select an image. Lo and behold, when I added a TImage to the form the 'Picture' property behaved the same way. However, today, on a different project, I had need to insert an image onto a form. I thought this might be an issue with the report component (and have put in a support request to them). Problem was, whilst the 'Picture' property was there with the 3 dots ready for selection of an image, it was sort of greyed out, in that I couldn't click on the dots.
I deleted the image from the report then placed a TSctImageLabel (the equivalent of a TImage the reporter requires for inserting images). This report had a jpg image which I wanted to replace with a png image.
I came across an oddity a few days ago in a report I had created some years ago (this was with Ace Reporter).
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