This property converts an ImageKit control to a pan window.
Property Value
| Value | Explanation |
|---|---|
| True | Converts the ImageKit control to a pan window |
| False | The ImageKit control is an ordinary ImageKit control (not a pan window) |
Explanation
The PanWindowMode property converts an ImageKit control into a pan window. By setting this property to true, the ImageKit control will act as a pan window control for another ImageKit control and its properties can be set using the Pan Window interface properties. The PanWindowImageKit property associates an ImageKit control (parent control) with the pan window. Images loaded into the parent ImageKit control will automatically be displayed in the associated pan window control.
Note: The ImageKit.NET3 has a PanWindow interface which displays a Pan Window control as a seperate control in a separate window. To use the Pan Window interface and display the Pan Window control, the PanWindowMode property must be set to False. When the PanWindowMode property is true, an ImageKit control is used as a pan window and the Pan Window control cannot be used.
When the PanWindowMode property is true and an ImageKit control is converted into a pan window, its DisplayMode property will be Display.Scale. Images cannot be directly loaded into this converted ImageKit control. Only images loaded into the parent ImageKit control associated with this pan window will be displayed. Furthermore, Effect, Scan, and Annotation function will be disabled. In other words, ImageKit control converted into a pan window can only be used as a pan window for its associated parent ImageKit control.
Example code that sets ImageKit2 to act as a pan window for ImageKit1
In VisualBasic.NET
ImageKit1.PanWindowImageKit = ImageKit2
ImageKit1.ShowPanWindowImage = True 'Sets the image to be displayed
in the pan window (in this case ImageKit2)
ImageKit2.PanWindowMode = True 'Converts ImageKit2 into a pan
window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.Color = Color.Yellow 'Sets the background color
for the pan window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.RectColor = Color.Red 'Sets the border color
for the scroll rectangle in the pan window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.EnableClick = True 'When the mouse is clicked
outside the rectangle in the pan window, the image displayed in the
ImageKit control is scrolled to that position.
ImageKit2.PanWindow.RectMouseCursor = Cursor.Hand 'Sets the shape
of the cursor in the pan window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.RectReverse = False 'reverses the color within
the pan window rectangle
In C#.NET
ImageKit1.PanWindowImageKit = ImageKit2;
ImageKit1.ShowPanWindowImage = true; //Sets the image to be
displayed in the pan window (in this case ImageKit2)
ImageKit2.PanWindowMode = true; //Converts ImageKit2 into a pan
window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.Color = Color.Yellow; //Sets the background
color for the pan window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.RectColor = Color.Red; //Sets the border color
for the scroll rectangle in the pan window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.EnableClick = true; //When the mouse is clicked
outside the rectangle in the pan window, the image displayed in the
ImageKit control is scrolled to that position.
ImageKit2.PanWindow.RectMouseCursor = Cursor.Hand; //Sets the shape
of the cursor in the pan window
ImageKit2.PanWindow.RectReverse = false; //reverses the color
within the pan window rectangle
See Also
ImageKit Members | Newtone.ImageKit.Win.ImageKit