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SleepingWolf:
  Hi, what I'm looking for is an extremely simple idea. Not sure about the coding (or even if it is necessary).

  I'd like to view a small .png (or.jpg/ .gif/ .bmp) file in a GUI free window (Ie. with no titlebar/ toolbars etc, just a clean 'canvas') via a command line... here's an example call.


--- ---c:/programs/picview.exe c:/piccies/picfile.png -200 -400
This will show a scaled version of the file (whatever the original size) in a 200 * 400 window/ canvas. The order of those parameters do not matter to me. Some files will look stupid at that size: the user will have to find the numbers that 'work'.

The gui could be exited by pressing 'escape', or better yet, by pressing it twice.
A left/right mouse click on the picture could be configured to do something useful: to trigger a program such as mspaint to open the picfile. A .ini file could be used for specifying these options.

It would preferably be portable and stealthy (I.e. Zip file download and all settings in the application directory).
I feel sure something like this must already exist, it's just that searching for such a thing is hard. Just about every image viewer has a gui?

Even the presence of a GUI is not a dealbreaker, I just don't want tons of distracting features...

Does anyone know of such a program?


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To be honest, I have almost solved this. Just now, I checked on https://cli.portablefreeware.com/index.php?q=viewer and found http://www.schaik.com/png/visualpng.html.

Pros:

* It does resize (stretch) very nicely, I hadn't thought to even ask!
* It is portable
Cons:

* Only works for .png files,
* It does have a small gui,
* It may not have command line options, (I haven't checked yet)
So it will suffice for now, (better than zooming out to a custom size in mspaint), but I still think the other features would be really cool...

Thanks in advance...

skwire:
I'd like to view a small .png (or.jpg/ .gif/ .bmp) file in a GUI free window (Ie. with no titlebar/ toolbars etc, just a clean 'canvas') via a command line
-SleepingWolf (February 04, 2021, 05:03 PM)
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Perhaps my Frameless program fits the bill?

https://www.dcmembers.com/skwire/download/frameless/

wraith808:
Or my imgfloat program

https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=36580.0

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