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#1 Posted : Tuesday, July 11, 2006 9:48:52 AM(UTC)

mwyrick  
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I have a RasterImageViewer object called viewer.  It has an Image set and I let the user do an Interactive zoom.  I then need to change the image but the new image will have the same size etc.  My question is how do I get the zoom/pan settings for the current view and Restore them after viewer.image is changed so the new image will show the same area that the old one showed.

CurrentXScaleFactor is ReadOnly. 

 I can't seem to find a way to read the current settings in a way that ZoomToRectangle would like.

- Michael

 

 

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#2 Posted : Friday, July 14, 2006 4:15:57 AM(UTC)

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Michael,

If you want to set a zoom factor based on a percentage, use the PaintZoomFactor.  You have to first set the PaintSizeMode to PAINTSIZEMODE_ZOOM, and then you can use the zoom factor.  A value of 100 would be equivalent to 100%, 50 would be 50% and would shrink the image in half.  200 = 200% and would make the image look twice as large.  You could set this before loading another image to make sure it will load and display at the correct zoom factor.  The code sample below sets the zoom factor to 100% in VB 6.0.

LEADRasterView1.PaintSizeMode= PAINTSIZEMODE_ZOOM
LEADRasterView1.PaintZoomFactor = 100
 
#3 Posted : Friday, July 14, 2006 6:46:45 AM(UTC)

mwyrick  
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I am tring to get from the current zoom/pan settings from the view and then restore them after the image is changed.  Just setting the zoomfactor does not return the new image to the same display as before the image object was changed.

If the CurrentXScaleFactor and CurrentYScaleFactor could be written, or if I could save and restore the PhysicalViewRectangle I could do what I want.  But I have not been able to find a way to read and then write the current view.

- Michael

 
#4 Posted : Friday, July 14, 2006 12:55:03 PM(UTC)

GregR  
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Michael,

I'm sorry for not understanding what you wanted earlier.  I thought you were wanting to restore the zoom to the same position every time an image was loaded.  Now I think I understand, you want to keep your "eye" exactly where it is when you load a new image.  To do this, you need to set these two properties to FALSE:

RasterImageViewer.AutoResetScaleFactor
RasterImageViewer.AutoResetScrollPosition

This will keep your "eye" where it is.  However, keep in mind that if your images are different sizes, you might not get same results.

Hopefully I have understood you correctly this time, sorry for making this harder than it should have been if this is all you needed =).
 
#5 Posted : Wednesday, August 2, 2006 5:57:52 AM(UTC)

mwyrick  
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Thank you for that info.  That does work the way i would like.  It would be nice to have a way to save the current "eye" as you called it, (scale and scroll position) to a file that I can recall later.  Is there a way to read and write those values?

 

 

 
#6 Posted : Thursday, August 3, 2006 11:28:28 AM(UTC)

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We do not have any functions for loading and saving these values to file, but we do provide you with the values so that you can save/load them yourself.

HScrollInfo property (ILEADRasterView) - horizontal scroll bar position

VScrollInfo property (ILEADRasterView) - vertical scroll bar position

PaintZoomFactor property (ILEADRasterView) - zoom factor

 
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