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Public Function New( _ ByVal maskImage As RasterImage, _ ByVal removeObjectColor As RasterColor, _ ByVal preserveObjectColor As RasterColor, _ ByVal useRemoveObjectColor As Boolean, _ ByVal usePreserveObjectColor As Boolean, _ ByVal newWidth As Integer, _ ByVal newHeight As Integer, _ ByVal downScalingOrder As Integer _ ) |
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C# | |
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public IntelligentDownScaleCommand( RasterImage maskImage, RasterColor removeObjectColor, RasterColor preserveObjectColor, bool useRemoveObjectColor, bool usePreserveObjectColor, int newWidth, int newHeight, int downScalingOrder ) |
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public: IntelligentDownScaleCommand( RasterImage maskImage, RasterColor removeObjectColor, RasterColor preserveObjectColor, bool useRemoveObjectColor, bool usePreserveObjectColor, int newWidth, int newHeight, int downScalingOrder ) |
Parameters
- maskImage
- RasterImage object that references mask image.
- removeObjectColor
- RasterColor value that specifies color of the area in the mask image in order to be removed and it has to be different than the rest of the image colors. If no remove color exist, then pass null.
- preserveObjectColor
- RasterColor value that specifies color of the area in the mask image in order to be removed and it has to be different than the rest of the image colors. If no remove color exist, then pass null.
- useRemoveObjectColor
- true to use the removeObjectColor parameter false otherwise.
- usePreserveObjectColor
- true to use the removeObjectColor parameter false otherwise.
- newWidth
- New width. Range from 1 to width of the image -1.
- newHeight
- New height. Range from 1 to height of the image -1.
- downScalingOrder
- value that determine whether the processing will start with the width first then the height or vice versa. Pass 0 to start with the height, pass 1 to start with the width.
For an example, refer to IntelligentDownScaleCommand.
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family