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Date Posted: 18:03:08 01/17/02 Thu
Author: Michel
Subject: Re: How to select a part of a picture und paste the selection as a new picture...
In reply to: Dmitri 's message, "Re: How to select a part of a picture und paste the selection as a new picture..." on 04:08:28 01/17/02 Thu


Hi Dmitri,

For question 1,

Replace the .CropToSelection method in EnRubber.Pas with the one below.

For question 2,

Envision does not have support to drag with the mouse a sub image onto another one. This is not trivial to do. The EnRubber.Pas file shows how to use a Canvas on the image scroll box directly to draw on it without drawing on the source image itself. You would need to use a similar technique to drag on screen the image, then paste the image in the graphic once the user is done.

Best regards,

Michel

procedure TRubberbandMouseHandler.CropToSelection;
var
Rect : TRect;
Graphic : TDibGraphic;
CropTransform : TCropTransform;
DisplayedGraphic : TDibGraphic;
SourceWidth : Integer;
SourceHeight : Integer;
begin
if not SelectionActive then
raise ERubberbandError.Create(msgRegionNotSelected);

DisplayedGraphic := TDibGraphic(FImageScrollBox.FImage.Picture.Graphic);

SourceWidth := FImageScrollBox.FSourceGraphic.Width;
SourceHeight := FImageScrollBox.FSourceGraphic.Height;

Rect.Top := FY1 * SourceHeight div DisplayedGraphic.Height;
Rect.Bottom := FY2 * SourceHeight div DisplayedGraphic.Height;
Rect.Left := FX1 * SourceWidth div DisplayedGraphic.Width;
Rect.Right := FX2 * SourceWidth div DisplayedGraphic.Width;

AdjustRect(Rect);

if ((Rect.Right - Rect.Left) >= 1) and
((Rect.Bottom - Rect.Top) >= 1) then
begin
Graphic := TDibGraphic.Create;
CropTransform := TCropTransform.Create;
try
CropTransform.Top := Rect.Top;
CropTransform.Left := Rect.Left;
CropTransform.Bottom := SourceHeight - Rect.Bottom;
CropTransform.Right := SourceWidth - Rect.Right;

CropTransform.ApplyOnDest( FImageScrollBox.FSourceGraphic, Graphic);
FImageScrollBox.Graphic.Assign(Graphic);
FImageScrollBox.Redraw ( True );
finally
CropTransform.Free;
Graphic.Free;
end;
end;
end;


>Hi Michel,
>
>Thank you for your answer, I will try your suggestion.
>I still have 2 questions:
>
>1)In your DemoProject is the selected graphic, that I
>paste as a new graphic smaller then the original. If I
>resize the new graphic then the quality is worse. How
>can I get the original size?
>
>2)How can I drag the selection to the other graphic?
>
>Best regards,
>Dmitri
>
>
>>Hi Dmitri,
>>
>>I am not sure I understand the complete details, but
>>you can use the ImageScrollBox.Graphic.Canvas.Draw
>>method to paste a graphic onto another graphic.
>>
>>For example you can create a DibGraphic, assign it
>>contents from the clipboard and then paste it to an
>>ImageScrollBox.
>>
>>DibGraphic := TDibGraphic.Create;
>>DibGraphic.Assign(Clipboard);
>>
>>ImageScrollBox.Graphic.Canvas.Draw(DibGraphic);
>>ImageScrollBox.Redraw(True);
>>
>>DibGraphic.Free;
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Michel
>>
>>>Hi, can anybody say me how I can select a part of a
>>>picture (to get the coords) and:
>>>
>>>1) paste the selection as a new picture and resize
>it;
>>>2) paste the selection into a new ImageScrollBox A,
>>>then select a part of an other picture and paste the
>>>second selection into the same ImageScrollBox A, so I
>>>have a new picture builded up from parts of other
>>>pictures.
>>>
>>>With best regards, Dmitri

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