IKSvgFileLoad

This function loads vector image data from a SVG file.

[C++Builder/Visual C++] HANDLE IKSvgFileLoad(LPCTSTR FileName, long Width, long Height, IKPROCESSPROC UserProc, LPCTSTR Caption, LPCTSTR Message, LPCTSTR Button);

[Delphi] function IKSvgFileLoad(FileName: PChar; Width, Height: Longint; UserProc: LONG_PTR; Caption, Message, Button: PChar): THandle;

[Visual Basic] Function IKSvgFileLoad(ByVal FileName As String, ByVal Width As Long, ByVal Height As Long, ByVal UserProc As Long, ByVal Caption As String, ByVal Message As String, ByVal Button As String) As Long

Parameters

Name	Explanation
FileName	The name of the image file that is loaded
Page	The page number of the file that is loaded into the memory (starts from 0)
Width	The width of the loaded image (in pixels)
Height	The height of the loaded image (in pixels)
UserProc	The address of the user function (If not using the user function then set to 0)
Caption	Sets the text displayed in the title bar of the progress dialog box
Message	Sets the message displayed in the progress dialog box
Button	Sets the name of the button displayed in the progress dialog box

Return Value

Returns the image handle of the vector image if successful. Returns 0 if unsuccessful.

Explanation

The IKSvgFileLoad function loads vector image data from a SVG file. If Width or Height are 0, the image will be loaded according to that size specifed in the SVG file.

If the user function is set or if the Caption, Message, and Button parameters are blank then the Progress dialog box is not displayed. If the Progress dialog box is displayed, it indicates the percentage of the current process completed. For more information about the user function please refer to the Definition of User Function in the Ik9File.dll, Ik9FileA.dll, Ik9File64.dll, Ik9File64A.dll section.

To execute this function, you must first execute the Ik9VectCom.dll, Ik9VectComA.dll, Ik9VectCom64.dll, or Ik9VectCom64A.dll's IKVectorGdipStartfunction.

Note: When a vector image is loaded, the ratio of the height and width of the original image is maintained and the largest pixel size of the image is scaled within the area defined by the Height and Width parameters.