ImageGear .NET - Updated
Rotate Annotations
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To rotate or flip the entire ART page, please use the following methods:

These methods perform “deep” rotation/flipping; they are updating the coordinates of all marks within the page accordingly.

To rotate or flip the mark(s) separately, please use the following methods of the Mark:

The rotation/flipping center point of these methods must be provided in the same coordinate system, as the marks were created and added to the ART page (image or device).

If the ART page should be rotated synchronously with the underlying image (ImGearPage), there are some aspects that should be taken into account. If the marks have image coordinates, their position is calculated relatively to the top-left corner of the image, so in the case of rotation by 90 or 270 degrees along with underlying image, the coordinates of the marks should be corrected (i.e., they should be shifted) to put the ART page in the correct position in regard to ImGearPage. Here is a code example for how to rotate by 90 degrees for both ART and the underlying page:

C#
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private void menuEditRotate90_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
    ImGearPoint center = new ImGearPoint(imGearPageView.Page.DIB.Width / 2, imGearPageView.Page.DIB.Height / 2);
    artGUI.Page.Rotate(center, ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90);
    ImGearPoint centerAfterRotation = CalculateCenterPointShift(center, ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90);
    foreach (ImGearARTMark mark in artGUI.Page)
    {
        mark.Move(centerAfterRotation.X - center.X, centerAfterRotation.Y - center.Y);
    }
    ImGearProcessing.Rotate(imGearPageView.Page, ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90);
    imGearPageView.Update();
}
private ImGearPoint CalculateCenterPointShift(ImGearPoint center, ImGearRotationValues rotationAngle)
{
    switch (rotationAngle)
    {
        case ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90:
            return new ImGearPoint(imGearPageView.Page.DIB.Height - center.Y, center.X);
        case ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_180:
            return new ImGearPoint(imGearPageView.Page.DIB.Width - center.X, imGearPageView.Page.DIB.Height - center.Y);
        case ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_270:
            return new ImGearPoint(center.Y, imGearPageView.Page.DIB.Width - center.X);
        default:
            return center;
    }
}
VB.NET
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Private Sub mnuEditRot90_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles mnuEditRot90.Click
    Dim center As ImGearPoint = New ImGearPoint(ImGearPageView1.Page.DIB.Width / 2, ImGearPageView1.Page.DIB.Height / 2)
    artGUI.Page.Rotate(center, ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90)
    Dim centerAfterRotation As ImGearPoint = CalculateCenterPointShift(center, ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90)
    For Each mark As ImGearARTMark In artGUI.Page
        mark.Move(centerAfterRotation.X - center.X, centerAfterRotation.Y - center.Y)
    Next
    ImGearProcessing.Rotate(ImGearPageView1.Page, ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90)
    ImGearPageView1.Update()
End Sub
Private Function CalculateCenterPointShift(ByVal center As ImGearPoint, ByVal rotationAngle As ImGearRotationValues) As ImGearPoint
    Select Case (rotationAngle)
        Case ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_90
            Return New ImGearPoint(ImGearPageView1.Page.DIB.Height - center.Y, center.X)
        Case ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_180
            Return New ImGearPoint(ImGearPageView1.Page.DIB.Width - center.X, ImGearPageView1.Page.DIB.Height - center.Y)
        Case ImGearRotationValues.VALUE_270
            Return New ImGearPoint(center.Y, ImGearPageView1.Page.DIB.Width - center.X)
        Case Else
            Return center
    End Select
End Function

 

 

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