- About Graphics Mill
- What's New?
- Breaking Changes in Graphics Mill 12
- Breaking Changes in Graphics Mill 11
- Features
- Supported File Formats
- System Requirements
- Getting Started
- Working with Image Formats
- Transforming Images (Resize, Rotate, Crop)
- Working with Metadata
- Color Management and Color Reduction
- Drawing Text and Graphics
- Color Keying (Green Screen Removal)
- Channels and Pixel Data
- Color and Tone Correction
- Working with Photoshop (PSD) Files
- Image Filters
- Processing Large Images
- Basics of Image Processing
- Troubleshooting
- Class Library Reference
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill Namespace
- AmbiguousFontCollisionException Class
- Bitmap Class
- BitmapEmptyException Class
- BitmapStatisticsProvider Class
- Channel Enumeration
- ChannelCombiner Class
- ChannelSplitter Class
- ChannelsProvider Class
- CMAdobeModuleLoadException Class
- CMException Class
- CMInappropriateProfileException Class
- CMOpenProfileException Class
- CMTransformException Class
- Cmyk16Color Class
- CmykChannelCombiner Class
- CmykChannelSplitter Class
- CmykColor Class
- CodecAdapter Class
- Color Class
- ColorAdjustmentProvider Class
- ColorManagementProvider Class
- ColorPalette Class
- ColorPaletteEmptyException Class
- ColorPaletteType Enumeration
- ColorProfile Class
- ColorProfileClass Enumeration
- ColorSpace Enumeration
- CompressedImage Class
- CompressedStream Class
- Configuration Class
- DuplicateFamilyStyleException Class
- DuplicateFontAliasException Class
- DuplicatePostscriptNameException Class
- FamilyStyleConflict Class
- FontException Class
- FontMissingException Class
- GMException Class
- GraphicsContainerRasterizer Class
- Grayscale16Color Class
- GrayscaleChannelCombiner Class
- GrayscaleChannelSplitter Class
- GrayscaleColor Class
- Histogram Class
- HistogramMode Enumeration
- IImageDescriptor Interface
- IImageParams Interface
- Image Class
- ImageGenerator Class
- ImageParams Class
- IndexedColor Class
- Ink Class
- InvalidPropertyValueException Class
- InvalidSourceException Class
- Lab16Color Class
- LabChannelCombiner Class
- LabChannelSplitter Class
- LabColor Class
- MissingIndexColorException Class
- ObjectClosedException Class
- ObjectEmptyException Class
- OnInitEventArgs Class
- OutOfMemoryException Class
- Pipeline Class
- PipelineElement Class
- PipelineException Class
- PixelFormat Class
- PostscriptNameConflict Class
- ProgressEventArgs Class
- ProgressReporter Class
- Rational Class
- Rgb16Color Class
- RgbChannelCombiner Class
- RgbChannelSplitter Class
- RgbColor Class
- SehException Class
- SpotColor Class
- TransformException Class
- TransformsProvider Class
- TrialPeriodTimeException Class
- UnexpectedException Class
- Unit Enumeration
- UnitConverter Class
- UnsignedRational Class
- UnsupportedFontException Class
- UnsupportedPixelFormatException Class
- Win32Exception Class
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Codecs Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Codecs.ClippingPath Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Codecs.Psd Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Drawing Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Drawing.Art Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Drawing.Effects Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Licensing Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Templates Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Transforms Namespace
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill Namespace
- Licensing
- End User License Agreement
- Copyright Notices
UnitConverter Class
Contains methods and properties intended to convert values from one spatial units to another.
Namespace:
Aurigma.GraphicsMill
Assembly:
Aurigma.GraphicsMill (in Aurigma.GraphicsMill.dll)
Syntax
C#
public class UnitConverterRemarks
This class provides three static methods which enables you to convert:
- Device-dependent units (pixels) -> device-independent units (like inches, centimeters, etc). See the method ConvertPixelsToUnits(Single, Int32, Unit).
- Device-independent units -> device-dependent units. See the method ConvertUnitsToPixels(Single, Single, Unit).
- One device-independent units -> another device-independent units. See the method ConvertUnitsToUnits(Single, Single, Unit, Unit).
All these method require a parameter called resolution - a number of pixels in one inch (dots per pixel - DPI). Typically this parameter depends on the resolution you are going to get when printing the image (e.g. 300 or 600 DPI). Also, it can be a screen resolution (as usual, 96 DPI).
Inheritance Hierarchy
System.Object
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Aurigma.GraphicsMill.UnitConverter