SinkFlags

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4/8/2010

This enumeration is used to describe the properties of an image source.

Syntax

enum SinkFlags {
  SinkFlagsScalable          = ImageFlagsScalable,
  SinkFlagsHasAlpha          = ImageFlagsHasAlpha,
  SinkFlagsPartiallyScalable = ImageFlagsPartiallyScalable,
  SinkFlagsTopDown           = 0x00010000,
  SinkFlagsBottomUp          = 0x00020000,
  SinkFlagsFullWidth         = 0x00040000,
  SinkFlagsMultipass         = 0x00080000,
  SinkFlagsComposite         = 0x00100000,
  SinkFlagsWantProps         = 0x00200000
};

Elements

• SinkFlagsScalable
  Indicates that the source image is fully scaleable.

• SinkFlagsHasAlpha
  Indicates that the source image contains transparency.

• SinkFlagsPartiallyScalable
  Indicates that the source image is partially scaleable.

• SinkFlagsTopDown
  Indicates that the source prefers to supply image data from top to bottom.

• SinkFlagsBottomUp
  Indicates that the source prefers to supply image data from bottom to top.

• SinkFlagsFullWidth
  Indicates that the source prefers to supply complete scan lines of image data.

• SinkFlagsMultipass
  Indicates that the source prefers to supply image data by using multiple passes.

• SinkFlagsComposite
  Indicates that the source prefers to composite over existing image data in the sink.

• SinkFlagsWantProps
  Indicates that the source requires property information.

Remarks

The SinkFlags enumeration is divided into two categories, values from the lower byte and values from the upper byte:

• Values from the lower byte are shared with ImageFlags enumeration and represent properties that are inherent to the image.   
• Values from the upper byte represent hints that an application can use to work with the image as efficiently as possible.

Requirements

See Also

Reference

Imaging Enumerations
ImageFlags