 | Drawing2BitmapA simple way to save a drawing to a bitmap file |
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- License:
- Freeware
- Publisher Name:
- Frank Ekpar
- Publisher web site:
- Operating Systems:
- Windows All
- File Size:
- 100 KB
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Drawing2Bitmap Description
Advertisement Drawing2Bitmap is a Photo & Image software developed by Frank Ekpar. After our trial and test, the software is proved to be official, secure and free. Here is the official description for Drawing2Bitmap: EditBy We sometimes encounter situations in which we need to save a drawing to a bitmap or other image file formats. For example, if your program edits images by writing text over them or by allowing the user to draw shapes or objects over the images, you might find it convenient to manipulate the images and objects as a single drawing and then save the complete drawing to file. This article describes a simple way to save a drawing to a Windows bitmap file. Since the main point of this article is to show how to convert a drawing into an image file, the drawing part of the demo program is quite simple. It allows you to SCRIBBLE free-hand shapes on a Static control within a dialog box. When you are done with the drawing, you click the "Save" button, specify a path name, and then the program saves your entire scribbling to disk as a 24-bit Windows bitmap file. A professional application skinning platform we have developed and that is freely downloadable from here uses some variation of the technique presented in this article to create and edit sophisticated icon images with full ALPHA-channel transparency support for use in professional application skins. The demo program is a dialog-based MFC application. All the interesting action takes place in two classes -- the CDrawing2BitmapDlg class (declared in "Drawing2BitmapDlg.h" and implemented in "Drawing2BitmapDlg.cpp") is the dialog-based application's nerve center while the CPath class (declared in "Path.h" and implemented in "Path.cpp") represents a drawing segment.
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