JPEGImporterMBS.AllowDamaged as boolean

If AllowDamaged is false, nil will be returned if the picture is damaged.
Default value is false.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.BlockSmoothing as Boolean

Default value is true.

This setting is relevant only when decoding a progressive JPEG image. During the first DC-only scan, block smoothing provides a very "fuzzy" look instead of the very "blocky" look seen without it; which is better seems a matter of personal taste. But block smoothing is nearly always a win during later stages, especially when decoding a successive-approximation image: smoothing helps to hide the slight blockiness that otherwise shows up on smooth gradients until the lowest coefficient bits are sent.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.CMYK as Boolean

Var g as FolderItem
Var ji as JPEGImporterMBS

g=getFolderItem("a_auf")
ji=new JPEGImporterMBS
ji.File=g
if ji.InitJPEG then
  
  if ji.CMYK then
    MsgBox "CMYK"
  else
    MsgBox "not"
  end if
end if

This property sets the Mode property to ModeCMYK.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ColorComponentCount as Integer

1	Grayscale
3	RGB
4	CMYK

(Read and Write property)

Some examples using this property:

• /DynaPDF/Image to PDF/Image to pdf
• /DynaPDF/Image to PDF/Multi Tiff to PDF

JPEGImporterMBS.ColorSpace as Integer

Var j as new JPEGImporterMBS

j.File = SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("cmyk.jpg")

if j.InitJPEG then
  
  Select case j.ColorSpace
  case j.ColorSpaceCMYK, j.ColorSpaceYCCK
    MsgBox "CMYK"
  case j.ColorSpaceRGB, j.ColorSpaceYCbCr
    MsgBox "RGB"
  case j.ColorSpaceGrayScale
    MsgBox "Gray"
  else
    MsgBox "unknown? "+str(j.ColorSpace)
  end Select
  
  j.FinishJPEG
end if

See also the Colorspace constants.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.CurrentDepth as Integer

In the current implementation always 32bit.
0 if the loading of the picture failed.
(Read and Write property)

Some examples using this property:

• /Images/JPEG/LoadAsJPEG Example
• /Images/JPEG/StringToJPEG Example

JPEGImporterMBS.data as string

If file is nil, the compressed data is taken from this property.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ErrorMessage as string

(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ExifData as String

Var j as JPEGImporterMBS
Var f as FolderItem

f=SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
j=new JPEGImporterMBS

j.ReadExifData=true // needed to fill ExifData property

// do the import

Var data as string = j.ExifData

// work with data

Only used when ReadExifData is set to true before you import the image.
The string contains the binary content of a exif data on disc.
Value is "" if no data was found.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ExifOrientation as Integer

ReadExifData property must be set earlier to have the import process load EXIF data.
Returns -1 in case of error.
Valid values are in range of 1 to 8. See kOrientation* constants.

For new development, please use ExifTagsMBS class instead.
(Read only property)

Some examples using this property:

• /Images/JPEG/Quick JPEG Preview

JPEGImporterMBS.ExifThumbnail as String

Var g As New JPEGImporterMBS

g.File = SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
g.ReadExifData = True

// not load, but just read header & metadata
If g.ReadHeader Then
  
  // get thumbnail
  Var Thumbnail As String = g.ExifThumbnail
  
  // show it
  window1.Backdrop = picture.FromData(Thumbnail)
  
  // if nil, use ScaleFactor and read scaled down version
End If

ReadExifData property must be set earlier to have the import process load EXIF data.
Returns string containing JPEG compressed image data.

For new development, please use ExifTagsMBS class instead.
(Read only property)

JPEGImporterMBS.FancyUpsampling as Boolean

Default value is true.

If true, use direct DCT scaling with DCT size > 8 for downsampling of chroma components. If false, use only DCT size <= 8 and simple separate downsampling. Default is true. For better image stability in multiple generation compression cycles it is preferable that this value matches the corresponding FancyUpsampling value in decompression.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.file as folderitem

Var ji As New JPEGImporterMBS

ji.file = SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
ji.Import

Backdrop = ji.Picture

If file is nil and path is "", the source is taken from the data property.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.FileOffset as Integer

(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.Height as Integer

0 if the loading of the picture failed.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.HorizontalResolution as Integer

(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.Mode as Integer

Can be either ModePicture (Default), ModeRGB or ModeCMYK.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.OriginalDepth as Integer

Value maybe 8 for grayscale pictures and 24 or 32 for colored pictures.
0 if the loading of the picture failed.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.Path as String

Var ji As New JPEGImporterMBS

// try with path
Var f As FolderItem = SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
ji.path = f.NativePath
ji.Import

Backdrop = ji.Picture

If file is nil and path is "", the source is taken from the data property.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.Picture as Picture

Set to nil on any error.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.PictureData as MemoryBlock

Var g as FolderItem
Var ji as JPEGImporterMBS
Var je as JPEGExporterMBS
Var f as FolderItem
Var m as MemoryBlock

// import it
g=getFolderItem("CMYK Example.jpg")
ji=new JPEGImporterMBS
ji.File=g
ji.AllowDamaged=true
ji.ImportCMYK

m=ji.PictureData
msgBox g.name
// export it
f=SpecialFolder.Desktop.child("CMYK Example2.jpg")
je=new JPEGExporterMBS
je.File=f
je.Quality=75
je.ExportCMYK m, ji.Width, ji.Height, ji.Width*4

Basicly a memoryblock with one byte for each channel.
For ReadByRow methods this property contains memoryblock for a row of the image.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ProfileData as String

Var f as FolderItem
Var j as JPEGImporterMBS
Var p as LCMS2ProfileMBS

f=SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test2.jpg")
j=new JPEGImporterMBS

j.ReadMarkers=true // else no metadata is read at all
j.ReadProfileData=true // needed to fill ProfileData property
j.file=f

j.Import

if j.ProfileData="" then
  MsgBox "no profile"
  Return
end if

p=LCMS2ProfileMBS.OpenProfileFromString(j.ProfileData)
MsgBox p.Name

Only used when ReadProfileData is set to true before you import the image.
The string contains the binary content of a profile file on disc. So you can pass it to the CMOpenProfileFromDataMBS function or write it to a file using the binarystream class.
Value is "" if no profile was found.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ProgressiveMode as Boolean

Loading progressive files needs more memory.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ReadExifData as Boolean

Var j as JPEGImporterMBS
Var f as FolderItem

f=SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
j=new JPEGImporterMBS

j.ReadExifData=true // needed to fill ExifData property

// do the import

Var data as string = j.ExifData

// work with data

If there is exif data, it will be stored in the ExifData property.
Setting this value to true will set ReadMarkers to true, too.
The data is stored in one or more markers, so it is needed to read them before extracting the data.
(Read and Write property)

Some examples using this property:

• /Images/Exif Tags
• /Images/JPEG/Exif Thumbnails
• /Images/JPEG/Quick JPEG Preview

JPEGImporterMBS.ReadMarkers as Boolean

Var j as JPEGImporterMBS
Var f as FolderItem

f=SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
j=new JPEGImporterMBS

j.ReadMarkers=true // else no metadata is read at all

// do the import

MsgBox str(j.MarkerCount)

(Read and Write property)

Some examples using this property:

• /Images/LCMS2/Convert image to sRGB JPEG

JPEGImporterMBS.ReadProfileData as Boolean

Var j as JPEGImporterMBS
Var f as FolderItem

f=SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("test.jpg")
j=new JPEGImporterMBS

j.ReadProfileData=true // needed to fill ProfileData property

// do the import

Var Profile as string = j.ProfileData

// work with profile data

If there is a profile, it will be stored in the ProfileData property.
Setting this value to true will set ReadMarkers to true, too.
A profile is stored in one or more markers, so it is needed to read them before extracting the profile.
(Read and Write property)

Some examples using this property:

• /Images/JPEG/Apple ICC Profile to JPEG File
• /Images/JPEG/JPEG with LCMS/JPEG with LCMS
• /Images/LCMS2/Apple ICC Profile to JPEG File
• /Images/LCMS2/Convert image to sRGB JPEG

JPEGImporterMBS.ReadXMPData as Boolean

If there is xmp data, it will be stored in the XMPData property.
Setting this value to true will set ReadMarkers to true, too.
The data is stored in one or more markers, so it is needed to read them before extracting the data.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ResolutionUnit as Integer

Values:

0	unknown
1	dots per inch
2	dots per cm

(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.ScaleFactor as Integer

Allowed values: 0, 1, 2, 4, 8
0 and 1 disable scaling.
Default valus is 0 for no scaling.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.VerticalResolution as Integer

(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.WarningMessage as String

(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.Width as Integer

0 if the loading of the picture failed.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.XMPData as String

Only used when ReadXMPData is set to true before you import the image.
The string contains the binary content of a xmp data on disc.
Value is "" if no data was found.
(Read and Write property)

JPEGImporterMBS.YieldTicks as Integer

Var j as JPEGImporterMBS // your importer
j.YieldTicks=6 // only use 1/10th of a second

If value is greater than zero, the application will yield to another RB thread after the given number of ticks have passed. 60 ticks are one second. Using a small value can slow down processing a lot while a big value keeps your application not responding to mouse clicks.
If you use this property with e.g. 6 as the value, you may also want to use this method in a thread so you can handle mouse events or let Xojo redraw a progressbar.
(Read and Write property)