<Image variable>.SaveJPEG (Function)

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<Image variable>.SaveJPEG (Function)

In french: <Variable Image>.SauveJPEG

Saves an image found in an Image variable:

in a file in JPEG format.
in memory.

Remarks:

This function can only be used to save the images for screen resolutions up to 32 bits.

Example

MyImage is Image = "Test.gif"
// Saves the image contained in MyImage in memory
ResSave = MyImage.SaveJPEG(inMemory)

MyImage is Image = "Test.gif"
// Saves the image found in MyImage in "C:\Documents\Image.JPEG"
ResSave = MyImage.SaveJPEG("C:\Documents\Image.JPEG")

Syntax

Saving an image in a file in JPEG format Hide the details

<Result> = <Image variable>.SaveJPEG(<File name> [, <Quality>])

<Result>: Boolean

True if the image was saved,
False otherwise. To get the details of the error, use ErrorInfo with the errMessage constant.

<Image variable>: Image variable

Name of the Image variable to use.

<File name>: Character string (with quotes)

Name and full (or relative) path of JPEG file. A UNC path can be used. The file extension is optional.
Caution:
The destination directory must exist in order for the image to be saved.
The existence of the JPEG file is not checked. This file is automatically overwritten if it already exists.

<Quality>: Optional integer

Quality of the image saved. Value included between 1 and 100 (80 by default). Lower image quality translates into higher image compression rate and smaller file size.

Saving an image in memory Hide the details

<Result> = <Image variable>.SaveJPEG([<Quality>])

<Result>: Buffer

Byte string containing the image in JPEG format.
Then this byte string can be assigned to an Image control, saved in a file (fSaveText), sent via a network (with the Socket functions), ...

<Image variable>: Image variable

Name of the Image variable to use.

<Quality>: Optional integer

Quality of the image saved. Value included between 1 and 100 (80 by default). Lower image quality translates into higher image compression rate and smaller file size.

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