C#

mypicturefaded wrote:

I am having trouble believing it creates a true WMF.

mypicturefaded wrote:

but if I use my converter, nothing happens.

int width, height;
string filename = "testresult.wmf";

try
{
    Bitmap Sig = new Bitmap("test.bmp");

    width = Sig.Width;
    height = Sig.Height;

    Graphics sigGraphics = Graphics.FromImage(new Bitmap(width, height));
    IntPtr SigHDC = sigGraphics.GetHdc();

    Rectangle Bounds = new Rectangle(0, 0, width, height);

    Metafile sigMetaFile = new Metafile(filename, SigHDC, Bounds, MetafileFrameUnit.Pixel);
    sigGraphics.ReleaseHdc(SigHDC);

    sigGraphics = Graphics.FromImage(sigMetaFile);
    sigGraphics.PageUnit = GraphicsUnit.Pixel;
    sigGraphics.Clear(Color.White);
    sigGraphics.DrawImage(Sig, Bounds);

    sigGraphics.Save();

    sigGraphics.Dispose();
    sigMetaFile.Dispose();

    Image SigN = Image.FromFile("testresult.wmf");
    MessageBox.Show(SigN.RawFormat.Guid.Equals(ImageFormat.Wmf.Guid).ToString());

}

catch (Exception Meta)
{
    MessageBox.Show(Meta.ToString());
}

mypicturefaded wrote:

When I run them through this though, it returns false.

CBenac wrote:

It appears that the thread went totaly out of the subject.

Mark Nischalke wrote:

if there is a need later to add more methods to support additional functionality every derived class will need to be updated, regardless of whether they need the functionality or not.

Mark Nischalke wrote:

I still don't view it as applicable or a good design for this situation.