Gets or sets the default brush used when calling ToAnnObject.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Property Brush As AnnBrush

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`Dim instance As DicomAnnotationsUtilities Dim value As AnnBrush instance.Brush = value value = instance.Brush`

C#
public AnnBrush Brush {get; set;}

C++/CLI
public: property AnnBrush Brush { AnnBrush get(); void set (AnnBrush value); }

Return Value

The default brush used when calling ToAnnObject.

Example

This sample does the following:

Creates a DicomTextObject ellipse
Creates a converter
Converts to a LEAD annotation
Displays the LEAD annotation

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Public Function DicomAnnotationsUtilities_Brush() As AnnObject ' Create a DicomTextAnnotation object -- a filled ellipse Dim dicomAnnotationObject As DicomGraphicObject = New Leadtools.Dicom.DicomGraphicObject() dicomAnnotationObject.Type = DicomAnnotationType.Ellipse dicomAnnotationObject.Filled = True Dim annotationPoints As DicomAnnotationPoint() = New DicomAnnotationPoint(3){} annotationPoints(0).X = 000.00F annotationPoints(0).Y = 100.00F annotationPoints(1).X = 300.00F annotationPoints(1).Y = 100.00F annotationPoints(2).X = 150.00F annotationPoints(2).Y = 000.00F annotationPoints(3).X = 150.00F annotationPoints(3).Y = 200.00F dicomAnnotationObject.SetAnnotationPoints(annotationPoints, annotationPoints.Length) ' Create an instance of the converter, and set some properties Dim du As DicomAnnotationsUtilities = New DicomAnnotationsUtilities() du.Pen = New AnnPen(Color.Blue, New AnnLength(3, AnnUnit.Pixel)) du.Brush = New AnnSolidBrush(Color.Yellow) du.TextColor = Color.Brown ' Convert to a LEAD AnnObject Dim annObject As AnnObject = du.ToAnnObject(dicomAnnotationObject) Return annObject End Function

Public Function DicomAnnotationsUtilities_Brush() As AnnObject

  ' Create a DicomTextAnnotation object -- a filled ellipse

  Dim dicomAnnotationObject As DicomGraphicObject = New Leadtools.Dicom.DicomGraphicObject()

  dicomAnnotationObject.Type = DicomAnnotationType.Ellipse

  dicomAnnotationObject.Filled = True

  Dim annotationPoints As DicomAnnotationPoint() = New DicomAnnotationPoint(3){}

  annotationPoints(0).X = 000.00F

  annotationPoints(0).Y = 100.00F

  annotationPoints(1).X = 300.00F

  annotationPoints(1).Y = 100.00F

  annotationPoints(2).X = 150.00F

  annotationPoints(2).Y = 000.00F

  annotationPoints(3).X = 150.00F

  annotationPoints(3).Y = 200.00F

  dicomAnnotationObject.SetAnnotationPoints(annotationPoints, annotationPoints.Length)



  ' Create an instance of the converter, and set some properties

  Dim du As DicomAnnotationsUtilities = New DicomAnnotationsUtilities()

  du.Pen = New AnnPen(Color.Blue, New AnnLength(3, AnnUnit.Pixel))

  du.Brush = New AnnSolidBrush(Color.Yellow)

  du.TextColor = Color.Brown



  ' Convert to a LEAD AnnObject

  Dim annObject As AnnObject = du.ToAnnObject(dicomAnnotationObject)

  Return annObject

 End Function

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public AnnObject DicomAnnotationsUtilities_Brush() { // Create a DicomTextAnnotation object -- a filled ellipse DicomGraphicObject dicomAnnotationObject = new Leadtools.Dicom.DicomGraphicObject(); dicomAnnotationObject.Type = DicomAnnotationType.Ellipse; dicomAnnotationObject.Filled = true; DicomAnnotationPoint[] annotationPoints = new DicomAnnotationPoint[4]; annotationPoints[0].X = 000.00F; annotationPoints[0].Y = 100.00F; annotationPoints[1].X = 300.00F; annotationPoints[1].Y = 100.00F; annotationPoints[2].X = 150.00F; annotationPoints[2].Y = 000.00F; annotationPoints[3].X = 150.00F; annotationPoints[3].Y = 200.00F; dicomAnnotationObject.SetAnnotationPoints(annotationPoints, annotationPoints.Length); // Create an instance of the converter, and set some properties DicomAnnotationsUtilities du = new DicomAnnotationsUtilities(); du.Pen = new AnnPen(Color.Blue, new AnnLength(3, AnnUnit.Pixel)); du.Brush = new AnnSolidBrush(Color.Yellow); du.TextColor = Color.Brown; // Convert to a LEAD AnnObject AnnObject annObject = du.ToAnnObject(dicomAnnotationObject); return annObject; }

public AnnObject DicomAnnotationsUtilities_Brush() 
{ 
   // Create a DicomTextAnnotation object -- a filled ellipse 
   DicomGraphicObject dicomAnnotationObject = new Leadtools.Dicom.DicomGraphicObject(); 
   dicomAnnotationObject.Type = DicomAnnotationType.Ellipse; 
   dicomAnnotationObject.Filled = true; 
   DicomAnnotationPoint[] annotationPoints = new DicomAnnotationPoint[4]; 
   annotationPoints[0].X = 000.00F; 
   annotationPoints[0].Y = 100.00F; 
   annotationPoints[1].X = 300.00F; 
   annotationPoints[1].Y = 100.00F; 
   annotationPoints[2].X = 150.00F; 
   annotationPoints[2].Y = 000.00F; 
   annotationPoints[3].X = 150.00F; 
   annotationPoints[3].Y = 200.00F; 
   dicomAnnotationObject.SetAnnotationPoints(annotationPoints, annotationPoints.Length); 
 
   // Create an instance of the converter, and set some properties 
   DicomAnnotationsUtilities du = new DicomAnnotationsUtilities(); 
   du.Pen = new AnnPen(Color.Blue, new AnnLength(3, AnnUnit.Pixel)); 
   du.Brush = new AnnSolidBrush(Color.Yellow); 
   du.TextColor = Color.Brown; 
 
   // Convert to a LEAD AnnObject 
   AnnObject annObject = du.ToAnnObject(dicomAnnotationObject); 
   return annObject; 
}

Remarks

A DicomAnnotationObject can be filled but it has no color. A filled AnnObject has a color. When calling ToAnnObject to convert a DicomAnnotationObject, the Brush is the default brush if the object is filled.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family

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