Microsoft.VisualStudio.Imaging

Raised when an instance of CrispImage is created.

Raised when CrispImage.DefaultImageLibrary is changed.

Raised when the library cache is built.

Raised when the ImageLibrary is created.

Raised when the ImageLibrary is disposed.

Raised when there is a process manifest.

An instance of the converter.

Creates a new instance of ActualGrayscaleBiasColorConverter.

An instance of the converter.

Gets the actual DPI, which is a function of DefaultDpi and Dpi. This property ultimately determines the DPI scaling applied to CrispIMages.

The actual grayscale bias.

This is a function of HighContrast and SystemHighContrast. This property ultimately determines whether the image is rendered high-contrast.

The actual image library is a function of DefaultImageLibrary and ImageLibrary. This property ultimately determines the image library from which images are loaded.

Exposes a PropertyInfo for the DefaultImageLibrary property, so that the static property can be used in PropertyPaths for bindings created in code.

Defines the DPI used by the CrispImages which are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is 0.0, DefaultDpi is used.

Defines the grayscale bias color used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached.

Defines the grayscale color used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached.

Determine whether the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which thisproperty is attached show high-contrast images. The values are as follows:True - Images are high-contrastFalse - Images are not high-contrastnull - Images are displayed according to the system high-contrast setting

Defines the image library used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is null, DefaultImageLibrary is used.

The moniker to use when loading the CrispImage's image from the image library.

The ScaleFactor that is used when the image may be scaled using a transform, such as for an image in the editor margin when the zoom != 100%. A ScaleFactor of 1 does no scaling.

The value of SystemParameters.HighContrast. It is defined as a dependency property so that it can be used in a binding to set the value of ActualHighContrast.

Raised before an image is realized from it source. If the image is realized by retrieving it from the cache, this event is not raised.

The default color for biasing grayscale images (#40FFFFFF). This produces a 75% translucent effect.

The color for biasing grayscale images when in high-contrast mode.

The invalid image moniker. Images using this moniker cannot be loaded from an image manifest.

The size to use when specifying a size-neutral image in a call to AddCustomImage. The size-neutral image is the image that is scaled to the requested size when an image of the requested size is not available.

Gets or sets the color used for image theming. The target color is used to map the "halo" color in an image with the target background color. It should be attached on the same UIElement that the gackground color is set on when images are drawn directly on that Background. The reasons why the background is not used directly:1. Backgrounds that are set to Transparent would require a visual tree walk to find the real background.2. The background is a Brush, not a Color, which would require interpretation to arrive at a Color instead.3. The ultimate background the image is drawn on may not be the desired image to use for theming, for example when a selection brush is conditionally shown in a TreeView.

Controls whether the ScrollBars of this element and its descendants have themed scrollbars. It is attached to FrameworkElementTrue - ScrollBars are themedFalse - ScrollBars are not themednull - ScrollBar theme state is inherited

Initializes a new instance of the converter.

Initializes a new instance of ActualGrayscaleBiasColorConverter.

Initializes a new instance of the converter.

Locks the bits for the specified bitmap in read-only mode.

The bitmap.

Locks the bits for the bitmap.

The bitmap to lock. The lock mode.

Locks the bits for the bitmap.

The bitmap to lock. The lock mode. The rectangle to lock.

Unlocks the bits and disposes this object.

Initializes a new instance of ImageMonikertoCrispImageConverter.

Converts an ImageMoniker into a CrispImage.

The ImageMoniker to convert to a CrispImage. Not used. Not used. A CrispImage with the Moniker set.

Gets the used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is 0.0, DefaultDpi is used.

The element. The DPI.

Gets the grayscale bias color used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached.

The element for which to get the grayscale bias color. The grayscale bias color.

Determines whether the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached show high-contrast images.

The element. The values are as follows:True - Images are high-contrastFalse - Images are not high-contrastnull - Images are displayed according to the system high-contrast setting

Defines the image library used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is null, DefaultImageLibrary is used.

The element. The image library.

Gets the ScaleFactor that is used when the image may be scaled using a transform, such as for an image in the editor margin when the zoom != 100%. A ScaleFactor of 1 does no scaling.

The element. The scale factor.

Defines the DPI used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is 0.0, DefaultDpi is used.

The element. The value.

Sets the grayscale bias color used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached.

The element for which to set the grayscale bias color. The color to set.

Determines whether the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached show high-contrast images.

The element. The values are as follows:True - Images are high-contrastFalse - Images are not high-contrastnull - Images are displayed according to the system high-contrast setting

Defines the image library used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is null, DefaultImageLibrary is used.

The element. The value.

Sets the ScaleFactor that is used when the image may be scaled using a transform, such as for an image in the editor margin when the zoom != 100%. A ScaleFactor of 1 does no scaling.

The element. The value.

Initializes a new instance of DpiPrescaledImageExtension.

Initializes a new instance of DpiPrescaledImageExtension with the specified URI.

The URI.

Returns .

Initializes a new instance of DpiPrescaleImageSourceConverter.

Converts the image.

Returns .

Initializes a new instance of DpiPrescaleThemedImageConverter.

Returns .

Initializes a new instance of DpiPrescaleThemedImageSourceConverter.

Converts the image.

Returns .

Returns true if the ImageMoniker represents a null image, otherwise false.

The moniker to test. True if the ImageMoniker is a null image, otherwise false.

Converts an ImageMoniker to a string.

The moniker to convert. The string version of the moniker.

Initializes a new instance of the HslColor class with the specified hue, saturation, and luminosity.

The hue. Ths saturation. The luminosity.

Initializes a new instance of the HslColor class with the specified hue, saturation, luminosity, and alpha.

The hue. The saturation. The luminosity. The alpha.

Converts a Color value to an HslColor. The algorithm is based on pseudocode available on HSL and HSV.

The color to convert. The converted color.

Converts an HslColor value to a Color. The algorithm is based on pseudocode available on HSL and HSV. </summary>

The converted color.

Converts a BitmapSource to aSystem.Drawing.Bitmap.

The image to convert. The converted bitmap.

Converts a Bitmap into a BitmapSource.

The bitmap to convert. A BitmapSource for the given bitmap.

Extracts a section from a 32bit or 24bit pixel buffer, up-converting to 32bit opaque if necessary. Special colors Green-1 and Magenta are translated into transparent pixels, and all transparent pixels are then be made black.

The source pixel buffer. Thes pixel size of the source image. The width in bytes of a pixel row in the source image. The rectangle to extract from the source image, indicates the width/height of the result. The destination pixel buffer of an image with the dimensions of the passed-in rect and a stride of Width*4 (32bpp).

This method extracts a section from a 32bit or 24bit pixel buffer, up-converting to 32bit opaque if necessary. Colors matching one of the transparent colors are translated into transparent pixels, and all transparent pixels are then be made black.

The source pixel buffer. Thes pixel size of the source image. The width in bytes of a pixel row in the source image. The rectangle to extract from the source image, indicates the width/height of the result. An array of colors that represent transparency in the source. The destination pixel buffer of an image with the dimensions of the passed in rect and a stride of Width*4 (32bpp).

Converts a BitmapSource to an HICON. The caller is responsible for destroying the returned HICON. Do not call Icon.FromHandle expecting the returned Icon object to have ownership of the HICON.

The image to convert. The converted icon.

Initializes a new set of ImageEventArgs.

The moniker. The manifest file name. The package GUID.

Initializes a new instance of an ImageLibrary object.

True if this ImageLibrary should be used as ImageLibrary.Default. The tracer to use.

Creates a custom image that is composed of multiple other images, and adds that image to the library.

The virtual size of the canvas representing the image. This does not represent a pixel size, and is used as a point of reference for each image layer. The stack of images to render. Later images in the array are drawn on top of previous images. A handle that contains the moniker associated with the image. The handle maintains the object lifetime of the image itself. Allowing the handle to be garbage-collected will result in the image also being GC-eligible.

Adds a custom image to the library, directly via an already-created ImageSource.

The bitmap to store in the library. Indicates whether the image can be themed A handle which contains the moniker associated with the image. The handle maintains the object lifetime of the image itself. Allowing the handle to be garbage-collected will result in the image also being GC-eligible.

Adds a custom image list to the library.

The monikers for the images that make up the image list. An IImageHandle that can be used to delete or retrieve the image list.

Deserializes an image library from .

The stream to deserialize from Whether or not this ImageLibrary should be used as ImageLibrary.Default The tracer to use The storage used by the ImageLibrary for caching. Returns .

Disposes the managed resources.

Get the number bytes are actually used by the cache.

[out] The size. The reserved size.

Returns an image conforming to from the library.

The moniker for the image. The attributes describing the desired image. The ikmage.

The total number of images in the library. Determining the count may be expensive for custom images, which are stored weakly.

The number of images in the library.

The total number of image lists in the library. Determining the count may be expensive for custom images, which are stored weakly.

The number of image lists.

Gets the monikers of all the image lists in the library.

The monikers of all the image lists in the library.

Gets the monikers of all the image lists in the library.

The moniker. Returns .

Gets the monikers of all of the images in the library.

The monikers of all of the images in the library..

Determines whether the ImageMoniker was added as a custom image, loaded from manifest, or neither, meaning we don't have an image with that moniker.

The ImageMoniker to test. The ImageMonikerType of IMT_Custom, IMT_LoadedFromManifest, or IMT_Unknown.

Loads an ImageLibrary from a collection of manifests.

The manifest files to load Whether or not this ImageLibrary should be used as ImageLibrary.Default The tracer to use. The storage used by the ImageLibrary for caching. The loaded image library.

Loads an ImageLibrary from a manifest.

The manifest file to load. Whether or not this ImageLibrary should be used as ImageLibrary.Default </ The tracer to use The storage used by the ImageLibrary for caching. The loaded image library.

Removes a custom image from the library. The image must have been added by AddCustomImage.

The handle of the image to remove. True if the image was removed, false otherwise.

Removes a custom image list from the library. The image must have been added by AddCustomImageList.

The handle of the image list to remove. True if the image list was removed, false otherwise.

Serializes the image library to .

The stream to serialize to.

Attempts to get the moniker for the image to use for files whose extension matches . If we haven't already identified the image to use, we'll attempt to identify it using the DefaultIcon property of the registered ProgID for the extension.

The extension to reference. Indicates whether the image be themed. The moniker for the added image. True if the image could be added, false if it could not.

Attempts to get the moniker for the image to use for files matching . If we haven't already identified the image to use, we'll attempt to identify it using the DefaultIcon property of .

The ProgID to use for the image. Indicates whether the image be themed. The moniker for the added image. True if the image could be added, false if it could not.

Converts an ImageMoniker into a string, which can be converted back using .

The ImageMoniker to convert to a string. The ImageMoniker formatted as a string.

Converts an ImageMoniker into a string using the specified format, which can be converted back using .

The ImageMoniker to convert to a string. Format to use. f for filename, a for alternate, g for general. The ImageMoniker formatted as a string.

Tries to convert into an ImageMoniker.

The string to attempt to parse. The ImageMoniker parsed from . True if parsing was successful, otherwise false.

Verifies that the contents of an ImageAttributes structure are valid.

The attributes to verify.

Validates that contains only valid flags.

The flags to validate.

Initializes a new instance of ManifestDescriptor.

The manifest file name. The package GUID.

Deserializes a manifest descriptor from .

The reader from which to deserialize. Returns .

Determines whether two instances of ManifestDescriptor are the same.

The second ManifestDescriptor. True if the two instances are the same, otherwise false.

Determines whether two instances of ManifestDescriptor are the same.

The second instance. True if the two instances are the same, otherwise false.

Gets a hash code for the object.

Returns .

Determines whether two instances of ManifestDescriptor are the same.

The first instance. The second instance. True if the two instances are the same, otherwise false.

Determines whether two instances of ManifestDescriptor are different.

The first instance. The second instance. True if the two instances are not the same, otherwise false.

Serializes the descriptor to .

The writer.

Converts the object to a string.

Returns .

Initializes a new instance of GrayscaleBitmapSourceConverter.

Converts the image.

The image. The parameter. The culture. The converted BitmapSource.

Converts the image.

The image. The bias color. The converted image.

Gets the bias color.

The color. The bias color.

Microsoft internal use only.

If set to a Color, it will be used to bias the final image

Gets the ImageBackgroundColor property.

The object. The ImageBackgroundColor property.

Converts an input BitmapSource into an BitmapSource that blends in with the target background. This converter performs two conversions.1. The luminosity of the image is transformed so that the constant "halo" luminosity blends in with the background. This has the effect of eliminating the halo visually. The "halo" luminosity is an immutable constant, and is not calculated from the input image.2. The image is converted to grayscale if the isEnabled parameter is false. This uses the "biasColor" to determine how to transform the image to grayscale.

The input BitmapSource. The color which the halo color should be targeted to match within the bitmap. True if the bitmap should be rendered enabled, false if it should be disabled (grayscaled). The color used for biasing grayscale if the image is disabled. A new BitmapSource with the requested transformations applied.

Creates a new Bitmap, based on the input one, but the new one blends in with the target background.

The original bitmap, this bitmap is not changed or disposed in this function. The background color(System.Drawing.Color) The bitmap.

Creates a new Bitmap, based on the input one, but the new one blends in with the target background.

The original bitmap, this bitmap is not changed or disposed in this function. The background color in native ABGR format. The bitmap.

Gets the ThemeScrollbarsProperty value.

The object. The ThemeScrollbarsProperty value.

Transforms a BGRA32 device-independent bitmap to grayscale.

The raw pixels from the DIB. The length of the pixels array. The bias color used to weight the grayscale image.

Sets the ImageBackgroundColor property.

The object. The value.

Sets the ThemeScrollbarsProperty value.

The object. The value.

Microsoft internal use only.

Returns .

Gets the bitmap locked by this BitmapLocker.

The bitmap.

Gets the BitmapData for the bitmap locked by this object

BitmapData for the bitmap locked by this object.

Gets the actual DPI property.

The actual DPI.

Gets the actual grayscale bias color.

Returns .

Determines whether the image is high contrast.

True if the image is high contrast, otherwise false.

The actual image library.

Gets the default DPI used for CrispImages that don't have their Dpi property set

The default DPI.

Gets or sets the image library used for CrispImage objects that don't have their ImageLibrary property set.

The image library..

Defines the DPI used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is 0.0, DefaultDpi is used.

The DPI.

Defines the grayscale color used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached.

The grayscale color.

Gets the grayscale bias color used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached.

The grayscale bias color.

Determines whether the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached show high-contrast images.

The values are as follows:True - Images are high-contrastFalse - Images are not high-contrastnull - Images are displayed according to the system high-contrast setting

Defines the image library used by the CrispImage objects that are descendants of the element to which this property is attached. If this is null, DefaultImageLibrary is used.

The image library.

Gets the moniker to use when loading the CrispImage's image from the image library.

The moniker.

Gets the ScaleFactor that is used when the image may be scaled using a transform, such as for an image in the editor margin when the zoom != 100%. A ScaleFactor of 1 does no scaling.

The scale factor.

Gets the value of SystemParameters.HighContrast

The system high contrast value.

Gets an instance of the DpiPrescaleImageSourceConverter.

Returns .

Gets or sets the URI.

The URI.

Gets the default DpiHelper.

The DpiHelper.

Gets the default DpiHelper.

The DpiHelper.

Gets or sets the HslColor's Alpha component.

The HslColor's Alpha component.

Gets or sets the HslColor's Hue component

The HslColor's Hue component.

Gets or sets the HslColor's Luminosity component

The HslColor's Luminosity component.

Gets or sets the HslColor's Saturation component.

The HslColor's Saturation component.

Gets the name of the manifest file in which the image was defined. If the image is a custom image, this will be null.

Returns .

TGets the moniker for the image.

Returns .

The PackageGuid of the image's defining manifest. If the defining manifest omits the PackageGuid attribute or the image is a custom image, this will be Guid.Empty.

Returns .

Gets the alternate color of the border rendered in debug mode.

The alternate color of the border rendered in debug mode.

Gets the number of images that are being stored in the image cache.

The number of images stored in the cache.

Gets the color of the border rendered in debug mode’

The color of the border rendered in debug mode.

Determines whether or not images should be rendered in debug mode, which adds a colored border.

True if the images should be rendered in debug mode, otherwise false.

Gets the default instance of ImageLibrary.

The default instance of ImageLibrary.

Indicates whether the library is caching its contents.

True if the library is caching its contents, otherwise false.

Gets the tracer for the library.

The tracer for the library.

Returns .

The manifest's PackageGuid, if it is specified in the manifest. If the manifest has no PackageGuid attribute, this is Guid.Empty.

Returns .

Converts a possibly-uninitialized DPI value into a valid DPI.

Determines the correct value for the grayscale bias color for a CrispImage.

Determines whether or not to use high-contrast images.

Converts a possibly-null ImageLibrary into a valid ImageLibrary for image retrieval.

A disposable helper class that helps lock and unlock bitmap bits.

Converts an ImageMoniker into a CrispImage.

An Image class that gets its source from the image library and renders it crisply at any DPI setting. This class is sealed to prevent initialization problems stemming from the Created event, which can call outside the class and could result in derived classes not being initialized yet.

This class is derived from a MarkupExtension class that can be used to declare image sources in XAML and have the image pre-scaled for High DPI at zoom levels higher than 200%, using NearestNeighbor up to the largest multiple of 100%.

Converts an ImageSource into another ImageSource, pre-scaled on High DPI to the largest zoom multiple of 100% smaller than the DPI zoom.///

Converts an ImageSource into an Image element. If the input image ia a BitmapSource, the transformed BitmapSource has its halo color mapped to the given background color and is conditionally rendered as disabled. The resultant image is then pre-scaled on High DPI to the largest zoom multiple of 100% smaller than the DPI zoom. This converter chains the behavior of ThemedImageConverter and DpiPrescaleImageSourceConverter.

Converts an ImageSource into another ImageSource. If the input image ia a BitmapSource, the transformed BitmapSource has its halo color mapped to the given background color and is conditionally rendered as disabled. The resultant image is then pre-scaled on High DPI to the largest zoom multiple of 100% smaller than the DPI zoom.This converter chains the behavior of ThemedImageSourceConverter and DpiPrescaleImageSourceConverter.

Provides imaging extension methods.

Provides helper methods for image conversion.

Arguments for ImageLibrary events.

Provides helper methods for imaging.

Describes a manifest file.

Converts an image BitmapSource into a grayscale version of the same image.

Microsoft internal use only. This class converts a BitmapSource into an Image control whose Source property is set to a grayscale version of the input image. The grayscale version is generated by GrayscaleBitmapSourceConverter.

Contains utility methods for grayscaling and transforming color spaces within images.

A callback used to modify pixel data in a BitmapSource.

The BitmapSource whose pixels are being modified. The Bgra32 pixel values from the BitmapSource. True if the bitmap was modified, false if no change were made.

Microsoft internal use only. Converts an input ImageSource into an Image control whose Source blends in with the target background.

Microsoft internal use only. Converts an ImageSource into another ImageSource. If the input image ia a BitmapSource, the transformed BitmapSource has its halo color mapped to the given background color and is conditionally rendered as disabled.