OK, sorry, I will try to be a bit clearer.
The following code will work, and successfully loads the image stored in an
image file into a Bitmap:
Bitmap^ image_bm = gcnew Bitmap( "image.JPG" ) ;
and this works as well:
Bitmap^ image_bm = gcnew Bitmap( "image.BMP" ) ;
but this DOESN'T work:
Bitmap^ image_bm = gcnew Bitmap( "image.TXT" ) ;
Thus, I know the language supports READING both JPG and BMP, and seems to do
so on every computer, thus it appears to accept these particular image file
formats natively (without having to install anything first).
What I'm interested in knowing is which OTHER image formats does this work
with? Equivalently, for which extensions .XYZ will the following also work:
Bitmap^ image_bm = gcnew Bitmap( "image.XYZ" ) ;
[==Peter=]
>I am not clear which image library you are talking about. C++ does not have
>any built-in keywords for image processing.
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>> [==Peter==]
> OK, sorry, I will try to be a bit clearer.
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> do so on every computer, thus it appears to accept these particular image
> file formats natively (without having to install anything first).
This isn't "the language". It is the library that provides graphics
support, including support for different image file formats. Perhaps you
are wanting to know what support is included in the library which is
installed by the .NET Framework (this is called the Microsoft Base Class
Libraries, or BCL)?
Sheng has indicated that the BCL simply uses GDI+ for all its image file
I/O, so you would refer to the GDI+ documentation to learn the capabilities
and limitations. See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536316.aspx
"The graphics file formats supported by GDI+ are BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF,
Exif, WMF, and EMF."
> What I'm interested in knowing is which OTHER image formats does this work
> with? Equivalently, for which extensions .XYZ will the following also
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>>> [==Peter==]
Peter Oliphant - 26 Oct 2007 21:51 GMT
"The graphics file formats supported by GDI+ are BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF,
Exif, WMF, and EMF."
Which is precisely the answer I was looking for. Thanx! :)
[==Peter==]
>> OK, sorry, I will try to be a bit clearer.
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