Hi I'm wanting to take an icon out of a SQLite database and paste it on a label in a Win32 GUI I've built using The GUI Loft. Sample code: 
# suck icon from SQLite database: 
my @array; 
my $dbh = DBI-> connect("dbi:SQLite:dbname=$datafile","","",{});    # 
+database handle 
my $sql = "SELECT icon FROM icons WHERE name = 'logo'"; 
my $sth = $dbh-> prepare($sql);                                     # 
+statement handle 
if (defined($sth)) { 
    $sth -> execute(); 
    while (my @result = $sth-> fetchrow_array()) { 
        push (@array, $result[0]); 
    } 
} 
$sth->finish; 
undef $sth; 
$dbh->disconnect(); 



# check I've got an icon 
my $size = @array; 
print "$size\n";   # prints 1 so ONE icon has been captured 
                # printed $array[0] to a richedit window and got: 
                # BM~r%0%0%0%0%0%06%0%0%0(%0%0%0\%0%0%0j%0%0%0%0%0%0
+%0%0%0Hr%0%0%0% ... 
                # which makes me think all is ok so far 



# create an "inline" bitmap file 
my $logo = new Win32::GUI::BitmapInline($array[0]); # not sure if I ne
+ed to do this or not 



# place bitmap on a label in a WinGui I've created with "The GUI Loft"
+ 
1) this doesn't work: $win-> lblLogo-> SetImage($logo); - generates er
+ror 
2) this doesn't work: $win-> lblLogo(-bitmap => $logo); - no error gen
+erated

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Could some kind soul help me understand where I'm going wrong please?

In reply to Put a bitmap on a label by briannz556

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