

These functions don't support such images, so if a file is loaded, the VbPng library attempts to load the file using GDI+ or USER32 (depending on the image type). The principle of the library is based on the interception of OleLoadPictureEx, OleLoadPicture and OleIconToCursor functions. In the DLL, in the compiled form it is necessary to do initialization by calling the Initialize function from itself at the start. \Libs\VBPng.lib -ENTRY:VBDllMain -EXPORT:Initialize -EXPORT:Uninitialize Private Declare Function Initialize Lib "VBPng.dll" () As Long Private Declare Sub Uninitialize Lib "VBPng.dll" () Private Sub Form_Initialize() If Initialize() = 0 Then MsgBox "Unable to initialize png dll", vbCritical End If End Sub Private Sub Form_Terminate() Uninitialize End Subįor static linking, you need to use a newer linker (in my examples I used the linker from Visual Studio 2010), since the original one has the bugs when using the /OPT:REF option and also you need to add this parameters in the VBCompiler section of the project file (vbp): In the compiled version, for example, you can call the Initialize function in the Initialize event or in the Main procedure, and Uninaitilze function at the end of the code: For IDE, a special Add-in was created that automatically loads the library when the environment starts. If the function returns S_FALSE, the library can't be unloaded because there are the active Picture objects that aren't yet unloaded and they use the library. If the library is ready for unloading, the function will return S_OK after which you need to call Uninitialize. If you need to unload the library, then you need to call the function CanUnloadNow which tells you whether it is possible to unload the library at the moment. After that, you can use the library features. To use it as the Dll, you must call the Initialize function which returns 1 if successful.

#IPICTURE REGINA VOSS CODE#
The library can be used as an external DLL or to be linked to an executable file (native code only).
#IPICTURE REGINA VOSS WINDOWS#
This library should work in all the versions of Windows since XP: In turn, if an image is displayed via IPicture::Render then the image will be drawn with the alpha channel. Any control that uses standard Ole Picture objects will support Png images. This library allows you to load and save that images (with the alpha channel) by the standard functions ( LoadPicture / SavePicture), and also gives the ability to use these images (with the alpha channel) in the controls. I present a small library and an add-in which allow you to bypass these limitations. for example, you can't use a Png image as the Form.Picture property. One particular fascination of Fassbinder’s was the way the ghosts of the past, specifically those of World War II, haunted contemporary German life-an interest that wedded him to many of the other artists of the New German Cinema movement, which began in the late 1960s.The built-in functions in Visual Basic 6.0 doesn't support the ability to work with PNG images, 32bpp icons and cursors, animated cursors, i.e.

But his body of work runs the gamut from epic period pieces ( Berlin Alexanderplatz, the BRD Trilogy) to dystopic science fiction ( World on a Wire) as well. He is perhaps remembered best for his intense and exquisitely shabby social melodramas ( Ali: Fear Eats the Soul)-heavily influenced by Hollywood films, especially the female-driven tearjerkers of Douglas Sirk, and featuring misfit characters that often reflected his own fluid sexuality and self-destructive tendencies. Rainer Werner Fassbinder made an astonishing forty-four movies-theatrical features, television movies and miniseries, and shorts among them-in a career that spanned a mere sixteen years, ending with his death at thirty-seven in 1982. 2 Johanna Hofer Old married couple Rudolf Platte Old married couple Armin Mueller-Stahl Max Rehbein Credits Director Rainer Werner Fassbinder Producer Thomas Schühly Screenplay by Peter Märthesheimer Screenplay by Pea Fröhlich Screenplay by Rainer Werner Fassbinder Music by Peer Raben Production designer Rolf Zehetbauer Cinematographer Xaver Schwarzenberger Film editor Juliane Lorenz Costume designer Barbara Baum Art director Walter Richarz Assistant director Karin Viesel Assistant director Harry Baer Assistant director Tamara Kafka Assistant camera Josef Vavra Sound Vladimir Vizner Makeup artist Anni Nöbauer Makeup artist Gerd Nemetz 1 Herbert Steinmetz Gardener Elisabeth Volkmann Grete Hans Wyprächtiger Editor-in-chief Peter Zadek Film director no. Edel Peter Berling Film producer Günther Kaufmann GI Sonja Neudorfer Saleswoman Lilo Pempeit Shop owner Volker Spengler Film director no. Marianne Katz Doris Schade Josefa Erik Schumann Dr.

Cast Rosel Zech Veronika Voss Hilmar Thate Robert Krohn Cornelia Froboess Henriette Annemarie Düringer Dr.
