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kowal	Posted - May 14 2023 : 16:34:53 I'd like to resize imageEnView object using mouse interaction like the interaction for rotate operation (MouseInteractGeneral miRotateTool). How can I do it? S. Kowalski
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xequte	Posted - May 16 2023 : 15:48:20 Hi When you resize layers, it does not size the underlying image (by default). In case they are need to be sized again later. You need to enact the sizing: http://www.imageen.com/help/TImageEnView.LayersFixSizes.html Nigel Xequte Software www.imageen.com
kowal	Posted - May 16 2023 : 04:44:28 Hi but it's not so easy with Resize This is what I want do do: I try to resize (and rotate) TBitmap using ImageEnView component. The source and resulting object for me is TBitmap it looks like this imageen.Bitmap.Assign(myBitmap); ... changes size, angle in imageen.view ... myBitmap.Assign(imageen.Bitmap) myBitmap has the imageen rotation angle. but it has not the resized height and width S.Kowalski
xequte	Posted - May 15 2023 : 22:40:11 Hi Yes, that is the one. Nigel Xequte Software www.imageen.com
kowal	Posted - May 15 2023 : 13:46:12 sorry for asking - I've found it in demo project it is .RotateTool.Rotation thanks
kowal	Posted - May 15 2023 : 08:23:22 thanks for the advice. In my project the MouseInteractLayers=[mlResizeLayers] works ok, but MouseInteractLayers=[mlRotateLayers] doesn't. So when I need to rotate the bitmap I use MouseInteractGeneral miRotateTool and it is ok. I have one more question. How can I get in my Delphi code the Angle I have rotated the image? I want to write this angle in the database.
xequte	Posted - May 14 2023 : 19:13:15 Hi There is not a tool to do that, but if you treat it as an image Layer (MouseInteractLayers=[mlResizeLayers]) then you can size it (just ensure that ImageEnView.Layers[0].Locked = False). http://www.imageen.com/help/TIEMouseInteractLayers.html http://www.imageen.com/help/TIELayer.Locked.html Nigel Xequte Software www.imageen.com