Hover a picture when mouse over

[Onylove]

I don't know how to do it. When I move mouse over a picture on a GUI, the picture'll change to another picture.

Could some one help me? Thanks so much

[Yashied]

Icons.au3 => GUICtrlSetOnHover & Icons UDFs Demonstration

EDIT:

Later I'll put an update for this library.

Edited November 1, 2009 by Yashied

[Onylove]

Thanks for supplying. That's all I need. THank you

[Malkey]

Another example.

And for those who quenched their thirst on Yashied's link, I added the _Iif one-liner to make the script look a little bit more complicated.

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#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>
#include <Misc.au3>

Local $Msg, $GUI, $Pic1, $Pic2

$GUI = GUICreate("My GUI picture", 350, 300, -1, -1, $WS_SIZEBOX + $WS_SYSMENU)
GUISetBkColor(0xE0FFFF)

$Pic1 = GUICtrlCreatePic(@SystemDir & "\oobe\images\mslogo.jpg", 50, 50, 169, 68)
GUICtrlSetState($Pic1, $GUI_SHOW)

$Pic2 = GUICtrlCreatePic("C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Examples\GUI\logo4.gif", 50, 50, 169, 68)
GUICtrlSetState($Pic2, $GUI_SHOW)

GUISetState()

While 1
    $Msg = GUIGetMsg()
    Switch $Msg
        Case $GUI_EVENT_MOUSEMOVE
            $aCursor = GUIGetCursorInfo()

            GUICtrlSetState($Pic2, _Iif(($aCursor[4] = $Pic2) And BitAND(GUICtrlGetState($Pic2), 16), $GUI_HIDE, _Iif($aCursor[4] <> $Pic1 And BitAND(GUICtrlGetState($Pic2), 32), $GUI_SHOW, 0)))
            ; The above one liner is the same (has same logic structure and does the same) as the below, commented out If - ElseIf - EndIf lines.

            #cs
            If ($aCursor[4] = $Pic2) And BitAND(GUICtrlGetState($Pic2), 16) Then
                GUICtrlSetState($Pic2, $GUI_HIDE)
            ElseIf $aCursor[4] <> $Pic1 And BitAND(GUICtrlGetState($Pic2), 32) Then
                GUICtrlSetState($Pic2, $GUI_SHOW)
            EndIf
            #ce

        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            ExitLoop
    EndSwitch
WEnd
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[picea892]

That is a neat trick Malkey. For me it really adds to the complexity of the script and I probably would defer to a function call instead. Certainly nice to know about in case I one day am at your skill level.