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typedef struct _FILEINFO{L_UINT uStructSize; // use sizeof(FILEINFO)L_INT Format; // File format: FILE_PCX, ...L_TCHAR Name[_MAX_FNAME+_MAX_EXT];// File name, including the ExtensionL_INT Width; // Image widthL_INT Height; // Image heightL_INT BitsPerPixel; // Bits per pixelL_SSIZE_T SizeDisk; // Size of file on diskL_SSIZE_T SizeMem; // Size of image in memoryL_TCHAR Compression[20]; // Compression method nameL_INT ViewPerspective; // Image view perspectiveL_INT Order; // RGB orderL_INT PageNumber; // Page numberL_INT TotalPages; // Total number of pages present in the fileL_INT XResolution; // Resolution along the X axis, in dpi.L_INT YResolution; // Resolution along the Y axis, in dpi.L_UINT Flags; // Identifies file subtypes: progressive, interlacedL_UINT GlobalLoop; // Global animation loop count 0 = infinityL_INT GlobalWidth; // Global width, in pixelsL_INT GlobalHeight; // Global height, in pixelsL_COLORREF GlobalBackground; // Global background color (see Flags)L_RGBQUAD GlobalPalette[256]; // Global palette (see Flags)L_SIZE_T IFD; // IFD offset (for TIF files only)L_INT Layers; // The number of layers in the fileL_INT ColorSpace; // The colorspace (RGB, CMYK, CIELAB, etc)L_INT Channels; // The number of channels in the fileL_BOOL bIsDocFile; // Specifies whether the file is a DOC fileL_DOUBLE dDocPageWidth; // (Only valid for DOC files), the width in uDocUnitL_DOUBLE dDocPageHeight; // (Only valid for DOC files), the height in uDocUnitRASTERIZEDOC_UNIT uDocUnit; // (Only valid for DOC files), the unit of measure to be used for the width and heightL_BOOL bIsVectorFile; // Value that indicates whether the file is a vector fileVECTORPARALLELOGRAM VectorParallelogram; // Bounding parallelogram for the vectorL_INT MessageCount; // Total number of messages (for PST files only)L_INT nHorzTiles; // Number of horizontal tiles.L_INT nVertTiles; // Number of vertical tiles.L_VOID *pFilterData; // Filter data.L_SIZE_T uFilterDataSize; // Size of the filter data.L_INT nFilter; // Which filter allocated the filter data.L_INT nAttachmentCount; // The number of attachments in this file.} FILEINFO, *pFILEINFO;
The FILEINFO structure, which is loaded by calling the L_FileInfo function, provides information about the specified file.
Notes:
Size of this structure, in bytes (for versioning). Use the sizeof() operator to calculate this value.
File format. For possible values, refer to Summary of All Supported Image File Formats.
A character array containing the null-terminated string that is the filename. The name is truncated if it exceeds _MAX_FNAME + _MAX_EXT characters.
Image width, in pixels.
Image height, in pixels.
Bits per pixel.
Size of the file on disk (in bytes).
Amount of memory (in bytes) required to load the file.
A 20-character array containing the null-terminated string that describes the compression method.
Where the beginning of the image is stored. The following values are valid:
For descriptions, refer to Accounting for View Perspective.
Color order of the bitmap. This field is meaningful if the image does not have a palette. It indicates whether the color values are in red-green-blue or blue-green-red order. The following values are valid:
The page number in a multipage file.
To determine the total number of pages in a file, call L_FileInfo with uFlags set to FILEINFO_TOTALPAGES.
The total number of pages present in a file.
To update this field, call L_FileInfo with uFlags set to FILEINFO_TOTALPAGES.
If you do not want this field updated, call L_FileInfo with uFlags set to 0.
Horizontal resolution, in dots per inch. Some file formats save this value in the file header.
Vertical resolution, in dots per inch. Some file formats save this value in the file header.
File characteristics. For possible values, refer to FILEINFO Flags.
Global animation loop count. 0 = infinity. This field is valid only if the FILEINFO_HAS_GLOBALLOOP flag is set.
Global width for animation playback
Global height for animation playback
Global background color for animation playback (FILEINFO Flags)
Global palette for animation playback (FILEINFO Flags).
Offset within a TIFF file where a page starts. This member is updated when L_FileInfo is called.
The number of layers the PSD file contains (only PSD files can have layers). Layers is 0 if the file is not a PSD file, or if the file is a PSD file but does not have any layers.
Color space of the file. The possible values are:
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| COLORSPACE_BGR | [0] RGB or BGR |
| COLORSPACE_YUV | [1] YUV or YCbCr |
| COLORSPACE_CMYK | [2] CMYK |
| COLORSPACE_CIELAB | [3] CIELab |
The number of channels the PSD file contains (only PSD files can have channels). If this value is 0, then the file does not contain channels.
TRUE if the image file or stream is a document format, FALSE otherwise.
When the value of this member is TRUE, then the image file or stream passed to the L_FileInfo is a document file such as PDF or XPS and dDocPageWidth, dDocPageHeight and uDocUnit will contain the original document logical size. The physical load (rasterization size) is calculated based on the current rasterization values and is stored in Width, Height, XResolution and YResolution.
When the value of this member is FALSE, then the image file or stream is a raster image such as JPEG or TIFF. These files have physical size so dDocPageWidth, dDocPageHeight and uDocUnit should not be used.
The logical width of the document. This value is in uDocUnit.
The logical width and height of the document is the original size before rasterization. LEADTOOLS usually returns the logical size in inches.
Use dDocPageWidth only if the value of bIsDocFile is TRUE.
The logical height of the document. This value is in uDocUnit.
The logical width and height of the document is the original size before rasterization. LEADTOOLS usually returns the logical size in inches.
Use dDocPageHeight only if the value of bIsDocFile is TRUE.
The unit for dDocPageWidth and dDocPageHeight. Valid values are as follows:
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| RASTERIZEDOC_UNIT_PIXEL | [0] Page width and height measurements are in pixels. |
| RASTERIZEDOC_UNIT_INCH | [1] Page width and height measurements are in inches. |
| RASTERIZEDOC_UNIT_MILLIMETER | [2] Page width and height measurements are in millimeters. |
TRUE if the image file or stream is a vector format, FALSE otherwise.
Parallelogram structure that contains the bounding parallelogram for the vector. Only valid when loading vector files and the value of bIsVectorFile is TRUE.
When loading vector files such as DXF and DWG, the parallelogram values retrieved by L_FileInfo and set in FILEINFO may not always be correct because the values depend on the file's saved data. L_FileInfo does not load file objects but reads the file dimensions which may not be saved within the file.
Total number of messages (for PST files only).
Number of horizontal tiles.
Number of vertical tiles.
A pointer to a filter data structure used to speed up loading. pFilterData is valid only if the FILEINFO_USEFILTERDATA flag was passed to L_FileInfo. If not NULL, pass the data through the LOADFILEOPTION structure and free it by calling L_FreeFilterData when it is no longer needed.
See the Using Filter Data to Speed up Loading Large Files topic for more information.
Size of the filter data. Returned only if the FILEINFO_USEFILTERDATA flag was passed to L_FileInfo.
If 0, it is possible that the filter data contains handles or pointers that are valid only in the current process. Also, if 0, the filter data can be used only in one thread at a time. Currently, this is the case for most filters.
If not 0, the filter data is flat and can be saved to disk and reloaded later.
See the Using Filter Data to Speed up Loading Large Files topic for more information.
The filter that allocated the filter data. Returned only if the FILEINFO_USEFILTERDATA flag was passed to L_FileInfo.
See the Using Filter Data to Speed up Loading Large Files topic for more information.
Number of attachments in this file if this file has any; otherwise, 0.
pFILEINFO is a pointer to a FILEINFO structure. Where the function parameter type is pFILEINFO, you can declare a FILEINFO variable, update the structure's fields, and pass the variable's address in the parameter. Declaring a pFILEINFO variable is necessary only if your program requires a pointer.
Some functions which take this structure as a parameter require that the structure must be initialized prior to the function call. You must set the uStructSize member to the total size, in bytes, of the structure. Use the sizeof() operator to calculate this value. Functions that do not require the structure be initialized will take the total size of the structure, in bytes, as an additional function parameter.
Multi-page files can be loaded more quickly using two mechanisms, as follows:
TIFF files can use the IFD (offset of each page). For more information about loading and saving large TIFF files more quickly, refer to Loading and Saving Large TIFF/BigTIFF Files.
Files other than TIFF files can use a filter data mechanism. Retrieve the filter data by calling L_FileInfo with the FILEINFO_USEFILTERDATA flag. If the filter supports this mechanism, the filter data is returned by filling the pFilterData, uFilterDataSize and nFilter members of the FILEINFO structure. You then pass the filter data through LOADFILEOPTION structures to the load or convert functions and then free them with L_FreeFilterData when they are not needed anymore. See the Using Filter Data to Speed up Loading Large Files topic for more information.
Please note that if Format is FILE_JPEG or FILE_TIF_JPEG and BitsPerPixel is 8, then the image uses the 4:0:0 color space, not the 4:4:4 color space.
Currently only PSD files support layers.
LEADTOOLS has attachment support for the following file formats:
Therefore, nAttachmentCount will contain a valid value only if the file is one of the formats listed above.
PDF files can be created as a portfolio which contains multiple files assembled into an integrated unit.
In these types of documents, the file contains a single generic help page with text such as "For the best experience, open this PDF portfolio in a compatible viewer" and any number of attachments and a schema to control how to view the document. Flags will contain FILEINFO_PORTFOLIO if the file is a PDF portfolio and it is up to the application to determine how to further handle the file.