Enum IGDIPlus.TGPEmfToWmfBitsFlags

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Package: SignalLabBasicPkg

Unit: IGDIPlus

Contents 1 Syntax 1.1 Delphi: 1.2 C++ Builder: 1.3 Visual C++ (MFC): 2 Summary 3 Description 4 Values

Syntax

Delphi:

type TGPEmfToWmfBitsFlags = (EmfToWmfBitsFlagsDefault, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsEmbedEmf, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsIncludePlaceable, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsNoXORClip);

C++ Builder:

enum TGPEmfToWmfBitsFlags {EmfToWmfBitsFlagsDefault, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsEmbedEmf, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsIncludePlaceable, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsNoXORClip};

Visual C++ (MFC):

enum CTGPEmfToWmfBitsFlags {EmfToWmfBitsFlagsDefault, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsEmbedEmf, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsIncludePlaceable, EmfToWmfBitsFlagsNoXORClip};

Summary

Specifies options for the IGPMetafile.EmfToWmfBits method.

Description

Defines enumeration that specifies options for the IGPMetafile.EmfToWmfBits method, which converts an Enhanced Metafile (EMF) metafile to a Microsoft Windows Metafile Format (WMF) metafile.

Values

EmfToWmfBitsFlagsDefault	Specifies the default conversion.
EmfToWmfBitsFlagsEmbedEmf	Specifies that the source EMF metafile is embedded as a comment in the resulting WMF metafile.
EmfToWmfBitsFlagsIncludePlaceable	Specifies that the resulting WMF metafile is in the placeable metafile format; that is, it has the additional 22-byte header required by a placeable metafile.
EmfToWmfBitsFlagsNoXORClip	Specifies that the clipping region is stored in the metafile in the traditional way. If you do not set this flag, the EmfToWmfBits method applies an optimization that stores the clipping region as a path and simulates clipping by using the XOR operator.