public Resolution( 
   float width,
   float height,
   GraphicsUnit units,
   int precision
)

public: Resolution( 
   float width,
   float height,
   GraphicsUnit units,
   int precision
)

public:
Resolution( 
   float width,
   float height,
   GraphicsUnit units,
   int precision
)

'Declaration
 
Public Function New( _
   ByVal width As Single, _
   ByVal height As Single, _
   ByVal units As GraphicsUnit, _
   ByVal precision As Integer _
)

'Usage
 
Dim width As Single
Dim height As Single
Dim units As GraphicsUnit
Dim precision As Integer
 
Dim instance As New Resolution(width, height, units, precision)

Parameters

width

A float value which represents the width of the current image.

height

A float value which represents the height of the current image.

units

A System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit enumeration value which represents the unit of measure of the current image.

precision

The level of precision of the Dimensions returned. This parameter must be a value from MinimumPrecision to MaximumPrecision. Setting the precision is really a request for the precision level to be at a certain level. Because of the way floating-point numbers are stored in computers, ImagXpress can not guarantee that the precision is at a certain level. If the application needs 100% accuracy, then the application should set this value to MaximumPrecision and handle any truncation or rounding itself.

Reference

Resolution Class
Resolution Members
Overload List