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#1 Posted : Monday, January 4, 2010 2:17:20 AM(UTC)
tderdelinckx

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Hello,

I'm trying to create a specific toolbar for the Silverlight Viewer, but I already have some problems with defining the Zoom buttons.
When you select "Normal" as SizeMode, it's possible to adapt the ScaleFactor to do the zooming.
Unfortunately, I open my images with SizeMode "Fit". It's not possible to change the ScaleFactor then. So I created my code that it should reset the SizeMode to "Normal" when I want to change the ScaleFactor, but I need to set the initial ScaleFactor first! (Otherwise, my image resets to a 100% view, and afterwards zooms in)
I want my image to Zoom In starting from the "Fit"-SizeMode, so it's a bit logic for the user that uses this.

Some code:

Private Sub LoadImageLeadtools(ByVal sFile As String)
oLeadViewer = New Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.ImageViewer
...
oLeadViewer.SizeMode = Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.PaintSizeMode.Fit

If oLeadViewer.Width > 0 Then
MessageBox.Show(oLeadViewer.Height & " - " & oLeadViewer.Width & " : " & oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor & " o " & (oLeadViewer.Height / oLeadViewer.Width))
End If
...
End Sub

Private Sub ZoomInLeadtools()
oLeadViewer.SizeMode = Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.PaintSizeMode.Normal
oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor = oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor + 0.1
End Sub

Private Sub ZoomOutLeadtools()
oLeadViewer.SizeMode = Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.PaintSizeMode.Normal
oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor = oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor - 0.1
End Sub
Private Sub ZoomLeadtools(ByVal iFactor As Double)
oLeadViewer.SizeMode = Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.PaintSizeMode.Normal
oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor = iFactor
End Sub
==> Setting the SizeMode to "Normal" automatically Zooms my image extremely.

Does anybody has some ideas on how to do this?
Can I "calculate" the ScaleFactor that is used for SizeMode.Fit?

Sincerely,

Tim Derdelinckx
 

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#2 Posted : Tuesday, January 5, 2010 5:45:39 AM(UTC)

Adnan Ismail  
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Tim,
Please send an email to support@leadtools.com and mention this post in the email. I want to check this issue further.
 
#3 Posted : Wednesday, January 6, 2010 5:57:57 AM(UTC)

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We will continue our discussion regarding this issue on ticket 2010010610000137 that you sent to support@leadtools.com
 
#4 Posted : Wednesday, January 13, 2010 11:04:10 AM(UTC)
tderdelinckx

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Thanks to the splendid support-department of Leadtools, we found a solution, and my ZoomIn and ZoomOut functions are as follows: (oLeadViewer is the name of the Leadtools Silverlight control):

Private Sub ZoomInLeadtools()
If oLeadViewer.SizeMode = Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.PaintSizeMode.Fit Then
Dim x As Double
oLeadViewer.UpdateLayout()
x = oLeadViewer.HorizontalScaleFactor
oLeadViewer.SizeMode = Leadtools.Silverlight3.Controls.PaintSizeMode.Normal
oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor = x
End If
If oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor 0.1 Then
oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor = oLeadViewer.ScaleFactor - 0.05
End If
End Sub


Thank you very much Adnan,

Greetz,
Tim
 
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