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1.1 ! root 1: Sample: World Coordinate Transforms ! 2: ! 3: ! 4: Summary: ! 5: ! 6: The WORLD sample demonstrates how an image can be translated and scaled ! 7: using SetWorldTransform(). The image is read from the metafile. ! 8: ! 9: After the application is started, go to the Metafile menu and select ! 10: "Open" in order to specify the metafile which should be used. The image ! 11: is displayed and the horizontal and vertical thumbs are set to the ! 12: middle of the scrollbars. Use the scrollbars to translate the image. In ! 13: order to scale the image, choose the Scale menu option. Select the ! 14: desired horizontal and vertical scaling factors from the listboxes. ! 15: ! 16: ! 17: More Information: ! 18: ! 19: The sample metafile, SAMPLE.EMF, was created using the code from the ! 20: Overviews manual, in Chapter 74: Metafiles. PlayEnhMetafile() is used ! 21: in the WM_PAINT case to display the image stored in the metafile. ! 22: ! 23: SetWorldTransform() takes two parameters: a device context and a ! 24: structure which defines the transform to be applied. The transform ! 25: contains 6 fields, which have the following use in this program: ! 26: ! 27: eM11 : Horizontal Scaling Factor ! 28: eM12 : Not Used ! 29: eM21 : Not Used ! 30: eM22 : Vertical Scaling Factor ! 31: eDx : Horizontal Translation ! 32: eDy : Vertical Translation ! 33: ! 34: The WM_HSCROLL and WM_VSCROLL cases are handled pretty much as they ! 35: are in any of the other samples, except that ScrollWindow() is not used ! 36: to update the window contents. Instead, the appropriate modification is ! 37: made to the transform and InvalidateRect() is called to update the ! 38: window. ! 39: ! 40: When the OK button is selected in the Scale Image dialog, the transform ! 41: is updated and InvalidRect() is called to update the window. ! 42:
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