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The document describes how to bind a blob field containing image data from a TClientDataSet to a TImage control using live bindings in Delphi XE2. While binding a string field to a TEdit control works correctly, binding the graphic/blob field to the TImage control does not. The answer provides the correct code to use for the TBindLink component properties to bind the blob field to the TImage.control's Picture property to display the image.

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The document describes how to bind a blob field containing image data from a TClientDataSet to a TImage control using live bindings in Delphi XE2. While binding a string field to a TEdit control works correctly, binding the graphic/blob field to the TImage control does not. The answer provides the correct code to use for the TBindLink component properties to bind the blob field to the TImage.control's Picture property to display the image.

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7 How to use live binding to bind blob field to TImage control?


delphi delphi-xe2 livebindings

I am using Delphi XE2 to write a VCL win32 application. Delphi XE2 support live binding. I load sample
Biolife.xml into a TClientDataSet instance.
I able to bind a TEdit control to dataset's string field: Species Name:

object BindLinkEdit11: TBindLink


Category = 'Links'
SourceMemberName = 'Species Name'
ControlComponent = Edit1
SourceComponent = BindScopeDB1
ParseExpressions = <>
FormatExpressions = <
item
ControlExpression = 'Text'
SourceExpression = 'DisplayText'
end>
ClearExpressions = <>
end

I then trying to bind Graphic field to TImage control:

object BindLinkImage11: TBindLink


Category = 'Links'
SourceMemberName = 'Graphic'
ControlComponent = Image1
SourceComponent = BindScopeDB1
ParseExpressions = <>
FormatExpressions = <
item
ControlExpression = 'Picture'
SourceExpression = 'Value'
end>
ClearExpressions = <>
end

Apparently, it doesn't work. Is that possible to do so?

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Chau Chee Yang asked


14.5k ● 11 ● 56 ● 120 May 14 '12 at 7:09

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May 14 '12 at 8:05

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Take a look into the BindLinkVCLProject demo project. There is shown also a binding for the
7 image, so my guess is you need to do it this way (the Self in SourceExpression represents a blob
field):
Category Links
SourceMemberName = 'Graphic'
ControlComponent = Image1
SourceComponent = BindScopeDB1
ParseExpressions = <
item
ControlExpression = 'Picture'
SourceExpression = 'Self'
end>
FormatExpressions = <
item
ControlExpression = 'Picture'
SourceExpression = 'Self'
end>
ClearExpressions = <
item
ControlExpression = 'Picture'
SourceExpression = 'nil'
end>
end

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TLama answered
69k ● 15 ● 178 ● 331 May 14 '12 at 8:18

edited
May 14 '12 at 8:23

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