How can I insert an image on a slide with code?

[David McFarlane]

Tobias,

First, if at all possible I recommend that you instead use an 
attribute reference for the image filename, and if needed just use 
inline code to set that attribute.  Please see discussion at 
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/e-prime/dWpfjk-BeLs .

If you must persist in assigning the filename directly in code, that 
takes several steps, too tedious to write out here.  Your best bet is 
to make a Slide with an image sub-object that uses an attribute 
reference, have E-Studio generate the code, then look at the code 
that generated by E-Studio and go from there.  That's how I figure 
out much of this stuff.

Best,
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At 8/19/2014 01:49 PM Tuesday, Tobias wrote:
>I have a slide ("Slide1") that has an image on it called "Image1". 
>Now I want to use code to specify the filename of that image 
>according to my needs.
>
>I have tried something like Slide1.Image1.filename = "picture.bmp" 
>but that doesn't seem to work. It says "Image1 is not a property of 
>the object".
>
>Any ideas how to solve this problem?
>
>Thanks,
>Tobias

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