Viewer

The Viewer object represents a standalone image viewer. A collection of Viewer objects is returned by the Viewers object, which is obtainable via the DOpus.viewers property. For functions launched from within a viewer (e.g. from its toolbar), the current Viewer object is provided by the ClickData.func.viewer property.

Property Name	Return Type	Description
bottom	int	Returns the bottom coordinate of the viewer window.
current	object:Item	Returns an Item object representing the currently displayed image.
desktop	string	Returns the ID of the virtual desktop this viewer is on.
files	object:Items	Returns an Items object representing the images in the viewer's list.
foreground	bool	Returns True if the viewer is currently the foreground (active) window in the system.
imagesize	object:Rect	Returns a Rect object representing the size of the currently displayed image (native size, ignoring any scaling).
index	int	Returns the index of the currently viewed image within the viewer's list of files.
lastactive	bool	Returns True if the viewer is the most recently active viewer.
left	int	Returns the left coordinate of the viewer window.
parentlister	object:Lister	Returns a Lister object representing the Lister that launched the viewer (if there was one, and if it still exists) or, if viewer re-use is enabled, last sent files to the viewer. There may be a parentlister object in situations where there is no longer a parenttab object. For example, if the tab was closed since the viewer opened, or if a request to open an image from something other than a folder tab was received by the viewer, then there will no longer be a parenttab but the parentlister property will persist. This property is a snapshot of the situation when the Viewer scripting object was created; it won't change in reaction to script actions.
parentlisterlinked	bool	Returns True if the viewer is in Lister-Linked mode with the parent Lister. This means the viewer acts like a detached preview pane, displaying each file as it is selected in the Lister. This property is a snapshot of the situation when the Viewer scripting object was created; it won't change in reaction to script actions.
parenttab	object:Tab	Returns a Tab object representing the tab that launched the viewer (if there was one, and if it still exists) or, if viewer re-use is enabled, last sent files to the viewer. If you want the Lister rather than the Tab, the parentlister property (above) should be used, as it is more persistent. Additionally, do not assume parenttab is still the active tab in the Lister; query the Lister object if you need that. This property is a snapshot of the situation when the Viewer scripting object was created; it won't change in reaction to script actions.
right	int	Returns the right coordinate of the viewer window.
selection	object:Rect	Returns a Rect object representing the current selection area (if any) of the image. If there's no selection the rectangle will be empty.
title	string	Returns or sets the title bar string for the viewer window. You can use several special "tokens" in the title string to insert various pieces of information: %P full path of the currently viewed image %N name of the current displayed image %R drive root of the current image %E displays * if the image's metadata has been modified and not saved %I current image's index (number) in the list of images %O total number of images in the list %W width of the current image %H height of the current image %D depth of the current image (bits per pixel) %M current image's dimensions %S file size on disk %F folder name %C collection name if current image is marked %L any labels assigned to the current image %T original title (useful for simply adding a prefix or suffix to the title) %%%%%% insert a literal % character top int	Returns the top coordinate of the viewer window.
%P	full path of the currently viewed image
%N	name of the current displayed image
%R	drive root of the current image
%E	displays * if the image's metadata has been modified and not saved
%I	current image's index (number) in the list of images
%O	total number of images in the list
%W	width of the current image
%H	height of the current image
%D	depth of the current image (bits per pixel)
%M	current image's dimensions
%S	file size on disk
%F	folder name
%C	collection name if current image is marked
%L	any labels assigned to the current image
%T	original title (useful for simply adding a prefix or suffix to the title)
%%%%%%	insert a literal % character
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Method Name	Arguments	Return Type	Description
AddFile	<string:filepath> <int:index>	none	Adds the specified file to the viewer's current list of files. You can either pass a string or a Path object to indicate the file to add to the list. By default the file will be added to the end of the list, unless you specify a 0-based index as the second argument.
Command	<string:command> or <Command:command>	none	Runs a command in the context of this viewer window. You can either pass a string or a **Command**object. If the argument you pass is a string then it can only be a viewer command argument as documented for the Show VIEWERCMD command. For example, Command("next") would run the **Show VIEWERCMD=next ** command in the context of this viewer. If you pass a Command object then all commands (internal or external) can be used.
IsOnCurrentDesktop	none	bool	Returns True if the viewer is on the current virtual desktop.
MoveToDesktop	<string:desktop>	bool	Moves the viewer window to the specified virtual desktop. Returns True if successful.
RemoveFile	<int:index> or <string:filepath>	none	Removes the specified file from the viewer's current list of files. You can either pass the 0-based index of the file to remove, or the filepath (either as a string or a Path object).
SetTaskbarGroup	<string:group>	bool	Used to change how the viewer window is grouped with other Opus windows on the taskbar. Specify a group name to move the window into an alternative group, or omit the group argument to reset back to the default group. If one or more windows are moved into the same group, they will be grouped together, separate from other the default group. This only works when taskbar grouping is enabled. Group names are limited to 103 characters and will be truncated if longer. Spaces and dots in group names are automatically converted to underscores. Returns true on success.