RingEffectCommandFlags Enumeration

Summary

This enumeration controls the RingEffectCommand behavior. These values can be OR-ed together, unless otherwise specified

Syntax

C++/CLI

Python

[FlagsAttribute()] 
public enum RingEffectCommandFlags

[FlagsAttribute()] 
public enum class RingEffectCommandFlags : public System.Enum, System.IComparable, System.IConvertible, System.IFormattable

class RingEffectCommandFlags(Enum): 
   Color = 0 
   Repeat = 1 
   NoChange = 2 
   FixedAngle = 16 
   Radius = 256 
   MaxRadius = 512

Members

Value	Member	Description
0x00000000	Color	Controls the output of rings which have undefined areas. Fill the undefined areas with color that is stored in the Color property of the RingEffectCommand class, or the color parameter of the appropriate RingEffectCommand Constructor. If you use this flag, do not use the Repeat flag or the NoChange flag.
0x00000001	Repeat	Controls the output of rings which have undefined areas. Repeat the edges of the region and fill these values in the undefined areas. The edge will be repeated halfway throughout the missing portion of the ring. If you use this flag, do not use the Color flag or the NoChange flag.
0x00000002	NoChange	Controls the output of rings which have undefined areas. Leave the edge pixels unchanged. If you rotate an incomplete ring, the original image pixels will remain in places where you would have undefined portions of the ring. If you use this flag, do not use the Color flag or the Repeat flag.
0x00000010	FixedAngle	Rotate each ring against the inner ring by a fixed rotation angle specified in the Angle property of the RingEffectCommand class or the angle parameter of the appropriate RingEffectCommand Constructor.
0x00000100	Radius	Indicates that Radius property of the RingEffectCommand class or the radius parameter of the appropriate RingEffectCommand Constructor contains the width of each ring, in pixels. If you use this flag, do not use the MaxRadius flag.
0x00000200	MaxRadius	Indicates that the Radius property of the RingEffectCommand class (or the radius parameter of the appropriate RingEffectCommand Constructor) contains the maximum radius, in pixels, that corresponds to the external ring. In this case, the width of each ring is (radius value / (ring count value + 1)). If you use this flag, do not use the Radius flag.

Requirements

Target Platforms

Reference

Leadtools.ImageProcessing.SpecialEffects Namespace

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