Types

Specifies bitmap origin. Default is bottomleft, that is Windows compatible.

Other libraries could require topleft (like OpenCV).

The crop tool allows the user to select an area of the image to keep and then call CropToolInteraction.Crop() to apply the crop.

The selection can also be rotated so the image is rotated and then cropped.

In Crop Tool mode:

- User can resize crop box by dragging grips

- User can rotate crop by dragging outside grips

This object contains the list of DICOM tags.

For a list of DICOM tags look at DICOM documentation.

IEImage object is the main container for bitmaps.

It allows the application to load and save single images (BMP,PCX,TIFF,JPEG...), performs image processing, acquires image from scanner.

IEImage can store images in memory mapped files (for big images), in memory (fast access) or can encapsulate DIB objects (for Graphics drawing and compatibility).

When IEImage is created at runtime with "new" statement, it should be manually disposed calling Dispose() method. For example:

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IEImage myImage = new IEImage();
...do something with myImage...
myImage.Dispose();  // this is required

IEImage supports multiple layers, allowing the creation of a single image from multiple source images (which can be resized, rotated, moved, etc).

IEImageLayer is a descendent of IELayer which contains an image.

IEImageList handles a list of images.

The images can be stored fully, as thumbnails (a sub-resampled image of the original), or loaded when displayed (you have to specify only the file name), or upon request (whenever an image is to be shown, an event is generated).

It is possible to load/save multipage TIFF, GIF, MPEG, AVI, etc... and export as PDF or PS, or acquire multiple pages from TWain or WIA devices.

IEImagingAnnotations contains the (Wang) imaging annotations loaded (or to save) from a TIFF.

Using IEImaingAnnotations object you can create new objects, copy to a IEAnnotations (as vectorial objects), copy from a IEAnnotations (from vectorial objects) or just draw on the bitmap.

IEMulti component is the same as IEViewer, but it can handle multiple images.

IEMulti can display images in rows, in columns, in a grid or in a single frame.

The images can be animated: if you choose to show a single frame, you can view an animated sequence (as a Gif or an AVI). Each image has assigned a delay time.

The images can be stored fully, as thumbnails (a sub-resampled image of the original), or loaded when displayed (you have to specify only the file name), or upon request (whenever an image is to be shown, an event is generated).

If you choose, the user can select an image: selected images will have a bordered frame.

You can also specify a custom function whenever an image is shown (i.e., to paint the image index near the image).

IEImage supports multiple layers, allowing the creation of a single image from multiple source images (which can be resized, rotated, moved, etc).

IEPolylineLayer is a descendent of IELayer that displays a line formed from multiple points. It can also be closed to display a polygon.

IEImage supports multiple layers, allowing the creation of a single image from multiple source images (which can be resized, rotated, moved, etc).

IEShapeLayer is a descendent of IELayer that displays one of IEvolution's pre-built shapes.

IEViewer component is main component of the IEvolution component suite.

IEViewer contains a IEImage object that allows the application to load and save single images (BMP,PCX,TIFF,JPEG...), performs image processing, capture video, acquires image from scanner and write objects over the image.

MiscPluginsImageMagick is a wrapper around ImageMagick library, allowing IEvolution to load many formats like PDF, PS, PCD and many others.

To setup ImageMagick wrapper just call, one time, the RegisterPlugin static method.

You can download ImageMagick from:

http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows

In order to load PDF, PS, PCL and you have to install the Ghostscript library:

http://www.ghostscript.com/download/