This function creates a new file with an exact copy of the source file's pixel data and with new metadata.
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AT_ERRCOUNT ACCUAPI IG_fltr_metad_update_file_W( const LPAT_WCHAR lpwszFileNameSrc, const LPAT_WCHAR lpwszFileNameDest, AT_LMODE lFormatType, UINT nPageNumber ); |
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lpwszFileNameSrc | const LPAT_WCHAR | Path and name of the source file, specified as a wide string (UTF-16). The path can be absolute or relative. |
lpwszFileNameDest | const LPAT_WCHAR | Path and name of the destination file, specified as a wide string (UTF-16). The path can be absolute or relative. Source and destination file names must be different. |
lFormatType | AT_LMODE | Specifies the format of the source file. See enumIGFormats for possible values and also see Remarks. |
nPageNumber | UINT | Page number for metadata updating. |
All pixel formats supported by ImageGear for C and C++.
The function supports the following image file formats:
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AT_ERRCOUNT nErrcount; // Count of returned errors on stack nErrcount = IG_fltr_metad_update_file_W(L"picture.tif", L"picture_new.tif", IG_FORMAT_TIF, 1); |
Pixel data is not decoded but copied directly from source to destination file.
The function creates a new file that contains a copy of the source file data with the new metadata for required page. lFormatType parameter value should be the same as the source file format type. In a multi-page file, the rest of the pages are copied verbatim from source to destination file. The function obtains new metadata from metadata callback functions LPAFT_IG_METAD_ITEM_SET_CB and LPAFT_IG_METAD_ITEM_ADD_CB.
IG_fltr_metad_update_file() function can be used as follows:
Destination file will receive the copy of the source file, with new metadata for the specified page.
See also Updating Non-Image Data without Loading and Saving the Image.