The Leadtools.Codecs namespace contains classes for loading/saving image data to the multiple image file formats supported by LEADTOOLS. It also contains classes that support loading/saving non-image data such tags, markers, comments and extensions.
The RasterCodecs class is the main gateway to all the file format features. It allows you to load and save images from disk or memory.
Key Features:
- Get information about the image before loading it.
- Handle file-format-specific information, such as the page number or physical resolution.
- Support for both low and high level handling of any feature. For example:
- call a version of the RasterCodecs.Load overloaded method to load all the pages from a disk file into aRasterImage object.
- use various low level events to monitor the image scanlines as they are being loaded
- override the operation with your own data, or cancel it all together.
Demos
LEADTOOLS ships with many demos that show how to use the various features of the classes in the Leadtools.Codecs namespace:
- The MainDemo shows the common functionality in the LEADTOOLS for .NET toolkit. It allows you to load/save images in the various image formats supported by LEADTOOLS as well as set the various loading and saving options used. It also shows how to load/save RAW FAX files as well user-defined custom image formats using LEADTOOLS.
- The FeedLoadDemo shows how to progressively load an image from a web page or disk
- The Jpeg2000Demo shows how to load and save images using the JPEG 2000 format
- The AbcDemo shows how to load and save images using the LEADTOOLS Advanced Bitnoal Compression format
- The OpenSaveStampDemo shows how to load and save stamps in JPEG files
- The PaintWhileLoadDemo shows how to simultaneously load and paint and image.
Supported Environments
The toolkit comes in Win32 and x64 editions that can support development of software applications for any of the following environments:
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
- Windows 2000
For more Information, refer to:
Getting Started (Guide to Example Programs)
Summary of All Supported Image File Formats