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I am using ImageEditor from the example, I want to get the final edited image in a stream or writable bitmap format, I don't want to save the image in the picture hub.
How do I archive that.
I am using ImageEditor from the example, I want to get the final edited image in a stream or writable bitmap format, I don't want to save the image in the picture hub.
How do I archive that.
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Hello Somnath,
Thank you for your question.
Here's how you can get the final edited image in the Execute method of your command:
First we check if the CurrentEditor is null. This is necessary because when it is not null, it means that the command is executed in order to apply modifications from a single tool and when it is null then it is time for it to be saved. The command will allow you to execute your custom logic, in order to skip the default saving logic, you also need to use the cancelable event ImageSaving and set e.Cancel to true.
Let me know if you need further assistance here.
Regards,
Todor
Telerik
Thank you for your question.
Here's how you can get the final edited image in the Execute method of your command:
RadImageEditor currentEditor = (Application.Current
as
Application).RootVisual.FindChildByType<RadImageEditor>();
if
(currentEditor.CurrentTool !=
null
)
{
return
;
}
WriteableBitmap wb = (WriteableBitmap)currentEditor.ModifiedImage;
First we check if the CurrentEditor is null. This is necessary because when it is not null, it means that the command is executed in order to apply modifications from a single tool and when it is null then it is time for it to be saved. The command will allow you to execute your custom logic, in order to skip the default saving logic, you also need to use the cancelable event ImageSaving and set e.Cancel to true.
Let me know if you need further assistance here.
Regards,
Todor
Telerik
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Somnath
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answered on 08 Aug 2013, 09:05 AM
Thank you very much,
But I am not able to make it run, my be cause I have not writtten the code properly. I saw few example to overwrite the save button using custom class MySaveCommad.cs where it inherit
Could you please write some more code that I should add in the xaml and in my cs file. I don't want to save the edited image rather I want to get the image data in WritableBitmap for further process.
Thanks
Somnath
But I am not able to make it run, my be cause I have not writtten the code properly. I saw few example to overwrite the save button using custom class MySaveCommad.cs where it inherit
ImageEditorCommandBase
. But for Windows Phone i don't see the base class ImageEditorCommandBase
. Could you please write some more code that I should add in the xaml and in my cs file. I don't want to save the edited image rather I want to get the image data in WritableBitmap for further process.
Thanks
Somnath
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Hello Somnath,
Thanks for writing back.
You can simply handle the ImageSaving event, cancel the default saving routine and obtain the edited image as a writeable bitmap as shown below:
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deyan
Telerik
Thanks for writing back.
You can simply handle the ImageSaving event, cancel the default saving routine and obtain the edited image as a writeable bitmap as shown below:
void
imageEditor_ImageSaving(
object
sender, ImageSavingEventArgs e)
{
e.Cancel =
true
;
WriteableBitmap bitmap =
this
.imageEditor.ModifiedImage
as
WriteableBitmap;
}
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deyan
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answered on 13 Aug 2013, 12:33 PM
Thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for . Perfect.