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XGraphics
DrawImage Method (XImage, XPoint)
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Draws the specified image.
Namespace: XsPDF.Drawing
Assembly: XsPDF (in XsPDF.dll) Version: 6.11.0.1333 (6.11.0.1333)
Syntax
public void DrawImage(
XImage image,
XPoint point
)
Public Sub DrawImage (
image As XImage,
point As XPoint
)
public:
void DrawImage(
XImage^ image,
XPoint point
)
member DrawImage :
image : XImage *
point : XPoint -> unit
Parameters
- image
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Type: XsPDF.Drawing
XImage
- point
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Type: XsPDF.Drawing
XPoint
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