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

[Tobias]

Thanks David, it worked with the attribute (which in fact I had to create 
with set.attrib in each trial).

The thing with creating an experimental procedure without code first (using 
the drag&drop elements) and then looking at the code, that didn't really 
work out.
I remember in old versions the code was quite readable, though. In the 
current version the code is written like all in one block of text and you 
don't really see what's heppening. That is sad because I think it was one 
of the great features of E-Prime.

Best,Tobias

Am Dienstag, 19. August 2014 20:11:26 UTC+2 schrieb McFarlane, David:
>
> 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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