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I’m writing a plugin in firebreath, C++.
I don’t have any experience with both, so my question may be very basic.
How do I place a JPEG image inside my plugin window?
Or at least, how do I do it in C++ simple program?
Thanks,
RRR
There are a couple of other questions that may help you better understand this:
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Basically you’ll get a drawing model from FireBreath with the AttachedEvent. Depending on your platform, you will draw to that window using platform-specific drawing APIs. On Windows, for example, you would get the HWND from the PluginWindow (cast it to a PluginWindowWin) and then draw to that. Just make sure you stop drawing when DetachedEvent shows up.
For more information, you’ll need to be a lot more specific; but follow those links and do some reading, then you’ll know better what questions to ask.
FireBreath 1.5.2 was just released, btw! Good luck!
Good luck!