lcdui.image — Creates an image.
lcdui.image
[
-file filename
] [
-rms recordstore
] [
-resource resourcename
] [
-image image
] [
-data data
]
$imagecmd
[cget
-optname
] [configure
-optname
optval
] [thumbnail
[thumbwidth
[thumbwidth]
]
] [graphics]
The lcdui.image command creates an image, from some data, either by indicating a filename, record store, or a resource name. It returns an object/command that can be utilized to manipulate the image. Mutable images are those loaded from existing data, generally. Immutable images are created as a "blank slate", with white pixels. For an in-depth look at the Java code that this command is based on, see: javax.microedition.lcdui.Image
The options available for the lcdui.image command are described below:
-file
: Load the image from the given file name.
-rms
: Load the image from the given record store.
-resource
: Load the image from the given resource. By
"resource", we mean a file included in the .jar.
-image
: Create a new image from an existing image.
-data
: Create a new image from binary data.
The subcommands available to an $imagecmd
are listed below:
thumbnail: Creates a thumbnail from the image.
graphics: Unless the image is immutable, creates and returns a new graphics object associated with the image.