Description
The Size.Width property lets you get and set the width of a rectangular area.
Declaration
SizeObj.Width
| Read-Write Property | Integer |
| SizeObj | An expression, variable or parameter that specifies a reference to a Size object | |||
Applies To
The property is applied to the following object:
Property Value
The width (in pixels) of the rectangular area specified by the given Size object.
Example
The code below demonstrates how you can load an image from a file and then retrieve the width and height of the image.
JavaScript, JScript
function Test1()
{
// Creates a new empty Picture object
Pict = Utils.Picture;
// Loads the image from a file and posts it to the log
Pict.LoadFromFile("D:\\Data\\my_image.png");
Log.Picture (Pict, "My image");
// Posts the image’s size to the log
Log.Message (Pict.Size.Width);
Log.Message (Pict.Size.Height);
}
Python
def Test1():
# Creates a new empty Picture object
Pict = Utils.Picture
# Loads the image from a file and posts it to the log
Pict.LoadFromFile("D:\\Data\\my_image.png")
Log.Picture(Pict, "My image")
# Posts the image's size to the log
Log.Message(str(Pict.Size.Width))
Log.Message(str(Pict.Size.Height))VBScript
Sub Test1
' Creates a new empty Picture object
Set Pict = Utils.Picture
' Loads the image from a file and posts it to the log
Call Pict.LoadFromFile("D:\Data\my_image.png")
Log.Picture Pict, "My image"
' Posts the image’s size to the log
Log.Message Pict.Size.Width
Log.Message Pict.Size.Height
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure Test1;
begin
// Creates a new empty Picture object
Pict := Utils.Picture;
// Loads the image from a file and posts it to the log
Pict.LoadFromFile('D:\Data\my_image.png');
Log.Picture (Pict, 'My image');
// Posts the image’s size to the log
Log.Message (Pict.Size.Width);
Log.Message (Pict.Size.Height);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function Test1()
{
// Creates a new empty Picture object
Pict = Utils["Picture"];
// Loads the image from a file and posts it to the log
Pict["LoadFromFile"]("D:\\Data\\my_image.png");
Log["Picture"](Pict, "My image");
// Posts the image’s size to the log
Log["Message"](Pict.Size.Width);
Log["Message"](Pict.Size.Height);
}