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quantuz	Posted - Aug 29 2014 : 15:27:04 Hi! I want to assign a TIEBitmap to another TIEBitmap without actually copying the bitmap just take over the source pointer. I asume I should use TIEBitmap.EncapsulateMemory(), is there some other way to do it? And if I use bitmapA.EncapsulateMemory(bitmapB,...DoFreeImage=true) and the delete bitmapB what happens to bitmapA? do I destroy it? Best Regards //Christer
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xequte	Posted - Aug 31 2014 : 19:52:27 Please see TIEBitmap.SwitchTo: http://www.imageen.com/help/TIEBitmap.SwitchTo.html Nigel Xequte Software www.xequte.com nigel@xequte.com
quantuz	Posted - Aug 30 2014 : 16:17:00 Hi again, To clerify things, we want to make one TIEbitmap take over the bitmap o another TIEbitmap. The latter will then be deleted. ( this is part of a strategy to avoid holes in the heap) //Christer
quantuz	Posted - Aug 30 2014 : 16:05:07 Hi! Ok but if I dont have to use encapsulation how do I do it as I always work with TIEBitmap? iebitmapA->AssignImage(iebitmapB) actually makes a copy. //Christer
spetric	Posted - Aug 30 2014 : 13:51:14 Hi, you don't have to use encapsulation when you have two TIEBitmaps. Encapsulation is required when you have TBitmap and you want to use some TIEBitmap specific methods on TBitmap.