Class SvgFormat

Namespace

Egami.Svg

Assembly

Egami.Svg.dll

SVG and SVGZ as an Egami format: registered with WithFormat(FormatInfo), Raster.Load draws an SVG file at its own size (times Scale) and Raster.Probe gives that size without drawing. The format only reads; nothing outside the file is opened, so images it links are not drawn, and text uses the machine's fonts. For a resolver, your own fonts, a target size or a background, load an SvgDocument and call Rasterize<TPixel>(SvgRenderOptions?).

public static class SvgFormat

Inheritance

object

SvgFormat

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Examples

// SVG as an Egami format: Raster.Load draws a file at its own size, Raster.Probe reads the size without drawing.
EgamiContext context = EgamiContext.Default.WithFormat(SvgFormat.Info);
RasterInfo info = Raster.Probe(path, context);
using Raster<Rgba8> icon = Raster.Load<Rgba8>(path, context);

// Twice the size, for a high-density screen.
using Raster<Rgba8> sharp = Raster.Load<Rgba8>(path, context, new SvgDecodeOptions { Scale = 2 });

Properties

Info

Gets the SVG format: detected by an svg root element (after any XML declaration, comments and DOCTYPE), or by gzip data whose start is one.

public static FormatInfo Info { get; }

Property Value

FormatInfo

Examples

// SVG as an Egami format: Raster.Load draws a file at its own size, Raster.Probe reads the size without drawing.
EgamiContext context = EgamiContext.Default.WithFormat(SvgFormat.Info);
RasterInfo info = Raster.Probe(path, context);
using Raster<Rgba8> icon = Raster.Load<Rgba8>(path, context);

// Twice the size, for a high-density screen.
using Raster<Rgba8> sharp = Raster.Load<Rgba8>(path, context, new SvgDecodeOptions { Scale = 2 });