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Tuesday, December 8, 2009 4:07:43 AM(UTC)
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Hello folks.
My name is Paimon Sorornejad and I am a contractor for Pratt & Whitney. We are currently working on developing an application and are in the process of getting the approval to obtain a license for the LeadTools software. In the meantime I have been directed to the evaluation copy to start.
One of the major portions of our project is its ability to convert a CGM file to a TIFF image and a CALS image. I currently have the example applications and see that it is indeed possible, but because the application is an MFC project it is a bit hard locating exactly where the "guts" of the code are.
Would anyone be able to provide a very small example on how to do a file conversion? Thanks.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009 5:01:02 AM(UTC)
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Also I was hoping to get a non MFC example, thanks
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009 6:15:02 AM(UTC)
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By non-MFC, do you mean plain C language or something else?
Currently, loading CGM files is only supported in our DLL API functions and C++ Class Library.
Note: The conversion also works with our Main OCX control, but you will have to contact our sales department to see if there's a combination of products is available that allows you to use the OCX with Vector redist files.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009 4:21:01 AM(UTC)
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Yes I am looking for a c/c++ implementation. Ideally my goal is to create a program that I can pass command line arguments of the file name and the output file name and have the conversion occur. I actually managed to get started on this, maybe you can take a look? Thanks.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009 4:22:16 AM(UTC)
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Sorry seems that i cant attach a cpp file. I renamed it to txt...
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Here are some tips:
1. If the input is a vector format, it's better to set the view port using the L_2DSetViewport function.
2. When saving JPEG-compressed PDF, the quality factor parameter is important.
3. You're saving using FILE_TIFF format which is an uncompressed format and will cause the file size to be relatively large. I suggest that you use a losseless file format such as FILE_TIFLZW.
Your approach is correct in general, so if you face a problem with your code please feel free to contact us with more details regarding the issue you are having.
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