pub fn remove(&self, index: i32) {
        use winapi::um::commctrl::ImageList_Remove;

        if self.handle.is_null() { panic!("{}", NOT_BOUND); }

        unsafe { ImageList_Remove(self.handle, index); }
    }
/**
        Removes the image at the specified index

        When an image is removed, the indexes of the remaining images are adjusted so that the image indexes
        always range from zero to one less than the number of images in the image list. For example, if you
        remove the image at index 0, then image 1 becomes image 0, image 2 becomes image 1, and so on.
    */
Removes the image at the specified index
When an image is removed, the indexes of the remaining images are adjusted so that the image indexes
always range from zero to one less than the number of images in the image list. For example, if you
remove the image at index 0, then image 1 becomes image 0, image 2 becomes image 1, and so on.
Removes the image at the specified index When an image is removed the indexes of the remaining images are adjusted so that the image indexes always range from zero to one less than the number of images in the image list . For example if you remove the image at index 0 then image 1 becomes image 0 image 2 becomes image 1 and so on .
pub fn remove(&self, index: i32) {
        use winapi::um::commctrl::ImageList_Remove;
        if self.handle.is_null() { panic!("{}", NOT_BOUND); }
        unsafe { ImageList_Remove(self.handle, index); }
    }
pub fn remove ( & self , index : i32 ) { use winapi :: um :: commctrl :: ImageList_Remove ; if self . handle . is_null ( ) { panic ! ( " " NOT_BOUND ) ; } unsafe { ImageList_Remove ( self . handle , index ) ; } }
Removes the image at the specified index
When an image is removed, the indexes of the remaining images are adjusted so that the image indexes
always range from zero to one less than the number of images in the image list.
Removes the image at the specified index When an image is removed the indexes of the remaining images are adjusted so that the image indexes always range from zero to one less than the number of images in the image list .
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