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Date Posted: 11:44:58 05/09/01 Wed
Author: wto
Subject: Question about TTiffGraphic

I found such code segment in your TTiffGraphic.SingleLoadFromStream:

if Position <> 0 then
begin
{ when loading images from DFM files, the image
stream is included when a larger stream. The LibTiff
library does not handle this, so a new stream
must be created. }
ImageStream := TMemoryStream.Create;

TMemoryStream(ImageStream).SetSize(Stream.Size-Stream.Position);
ImageStream.CopyFrom(Stream, Stream.Size-Stream.Position)
end

I wonder why you will create another ImageStream, moreover, the comment
in it is not very clear to me(what's the DFM files?). In addition, if you
need ImageStream to do special process here, why don't you make similar
process in TTiffGraphic.GetImageCount?

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