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Leadtools.Annotations Namespace > AnnLength Structure : Converted Method |
public float Converted( AnnUnitConverter converter, AnnUnit unit )
'Declaration Public Function Converted( _ ByVal converter As AnnUnitConverter, _ ByVal unit As AnnUnit _ ) As Single
'Usage Dim instance As AnnLength Dim converter As AnnUnitConverter Dim unit As AnnUnit Dim value As Single value = instance.Converted(converter, unit)
public: float Converted( AnnUnitConverter^ converter, AnnUnit unit )
This example creates a new AnnLength in inches then displays the value in pixels.
Imports Leadtools Imports Leadtools.Annotations Imports Leadtools.Codecs Imports Leadtools.WinForms Public Sub AnnLength_Converted() ' set up a new unit converter with 96 DPI Dim converter As AnnUnitConverter = New AnnUnitConverter(96, 96) ' create a new annotation length of 1.5 inches Dim ln As AnnLength = New AnnLength(1.5F, AnnUnit.Inch) ' show the length MessageBox.Show(ln.ToString()) ' show the value converted to pixels Dim s As String = String.Format("Is {0} Pixels", ln.Converted(converter, AnnUnit.Pixel)) MessageBox.Show(s) End Sub
using Leadtools; using Leadtools.Annotations; using Leadtools.Codecs; using Leadtools.WinForms; public void AnnLength_Converted() { // set up a new unit converter with 96 DPI AnnUnitConverter converter = new AnnUnitConverter(96, 96); // create a new annotation length of 1.5 inches AnnLength ln = new AnnLength(1.5f, AnnUnit.Inch); // show the length MessageBox.Show(ln.ToString()); // show the value converted to pixels string s = string.Format("Is {0} Pixels", ln.Converted(converter, AnnUnit.Pixel)); MessageBox.Show(s); }