If an XbpBitmap or XbpIcon object is assigned to the :markedImage property, one of the methods :load() or :loadFile() must have previously been called. For bitmaps constructed in memory, method :make() must have been used. Moreover, it is discouraged to use the object to load or define a different image as long as it is assigned to the treeview item. Instead, a new XbpBitmap or XbpIcon object should be created for that purpose.
Member variable XbpTreeViewItem():markedImage Foundation
Resource ID, XbpBitmap or XbpIcon object of the bitmap or icon which indicates the marked state.
Attribute: EXPORTED
Data type: Numeric | Object (-1)
Description
The resource ID of a bitmap (Windows Bitmap file format) or icon can be assigned to the instance variable :markedImage. The image is displayed when the XbpTreeViewItem object is marked (when it is the current one). Resource IDs must be defined in a resource file which is linked to the EXE file using the resource compiler. Instead of a resource ID, an object of the XbpBitmap or XbpIcon classes can be assigned. Assigning a XbpBitmap object allows the usage of images defined in various image file formats (.BMP/.JPG/.PNG). Furthermore, if a transparent color has been defined for the bitmap object, transparent areas within the image are automatically replaced with the background color defined for the XbpTreeView object.
If method :create() of the tree view item has been executed, assigning a new icon or bitmap :markedImage changes the image displayed by the item. This can be used to change a tree view item's marked image dynamically while it is being displayed. See method:setMarkedImage() for further information.
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