This function merges annotation marks permanently into an image. The fOptions parameter specifies which marks are merged, and whether the marks should be preserved or removed after merging into the image.
Declaration:
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AT_ERRCOUNT ART_image_burn_in(
HIGEAR hIGear,
HWND hWnd,
DWORD dwGrpID,
AT_MODE fOptions,
const LPSTR szGroup,
LPART_MARK_INDEX lpMarkIndex,
UINT nMarkCount
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Arguments:
| Name | Type | Description |
| hIGear | HIGEAR | HIGEAR handle to the image. |
| hWnd | HWND | HWND handle to the window. |
| dwGrpID | DWORD | Identifier of group. |
| fOptions | AT_MODE | An ART-defined constant ( a bit flag) that tells what type of marks to burn in to the HIGEAR image. These are defined in ARTAPI.H, and are shown below. |
| szGroup | const LPSTR | A far pointer to a null-terminated string that tells ART what group of marks to merge, when the ART_BURN_IN_GROUP bit is set. |
| lpMarkIndex | LPART_MARK_INDEX | A far pointer to the mark identifier, used when the ART_BURN_IN_LIST bit is set. |
| hMarkCount | UINT | The count of marks or groups, ignored unless the ART_BURN_IN_LIST bit is set. |
Return Value:
Returns the number of ImageGear errors that occurred during the function call.
Supported Raster Image Formats:
All pixel formats supported by ImageGear Professional.
Sample:
Annotation
Example:
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HIGEAR hIGear; /* HIGEAR handle of image */ HWND hWnd; DWORD dwGrpID; /* Burn in all visible marks in the group */ /* "Unclassified" */ dwGrpID = IG_GRP_DEFAULT; ART_image_burn_in(hIGear, hWnd, dwGrpID, ART_BURN_IN_VISIBLE|ART_BURN_IN_GROUP, "Unclassified", NULL, 0L); |
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Remarks:
fOptions may be a bitwise combination of any of the following values:
| ART_BURN_IN_ALL | Burns in all annotation marks. |
| ART_BURN_IN_DELETE_MARKS | Deletes affected marks after burning them in. |
| ART_BURN_IN_GROUP | Burns in a group of marks. |
| ART_BURN_IN_LIST | Burns in a list of marks. |
| ART_BURN_IN_VISIBLE | Burns in visible marks. |
| ART_BURN_IN_SELECTED | Burns in selected marks. |
| ART_BURN_IN_AUTO_PROMOTE | Automatically promotes image. |
| ART_BURN_IN_NO_PROMOTE | No promotion before burn-in. |
The szGroup parameter is ignored, unless fOptions includes ART_BURN_IN_GROUP. The lpMarkIndex parameter is ignored, unless fOptions includes ART_BURN_IN_LIST. nMarkCount is the count of items in the list pointed to by lpMarkIndex.
To restrict the number of marks that are burned into the image, set more options. For example, if ART_BURN_IN_GROUP, ART_BURN_IN_SELECTED and ART_BURN_IN_VISIBLE are set, only those marks that are in the group szGroup, that are selected and visible, are burned into the image.
An error is set if any of the following conditions are met:
- hIGear does not reference a valid ImageGear handle.
- fOptions includes ART_BURN_IN_LIST and the memory pointed to by lpMarkIndex is invalid.
The settings ART_BURN_IN_AUTO_PROMOTE and ART_BURN_IN_NO_PROMOTE affect whether the IGPage image undergoes a bit depth promotion before the marks are burned in.
There are three variants of this function behavior for the bit depth promotion:
- Default behavior (neither ART_BURN_IN_AUTO_PROMOTE nor ART_BURN_IN_NO_PROMOTE is used):
- For 1-bit images: promote to 8, burn-in, then reduce back to 1.
- For 4 and 8: promote to 24, burn-in, then reduce to original bit depth.
- For 24: no promote, burn-in, and no reducing.
- When ART_BURN_IN_NO_PROMOTE is used, all promotion is suppressed.
- When ART_BURN_IN_AUTO_PROMOTE is used:
- For 1 and 4-bit images: promote to 24, burn-in, then reduce to 4 bits per pixel.
- For 8-bit images: promote to 24, burn-in, then reduce to 8 bits per pixel.
- For 24: no promote, burn-in, and no reducing.