DocumentImage.ScaleX Property

Specifies the X-scaling factor of the inline image.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.API.Native

Assembly: DevExpress.RichEdit.v23.2.Core.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.RichEdit.Core, DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

C#

float ScaleX { get; set; }

VB.NET

Property ScaleX As Single

Property Value

Type	Description
Single	A float value, specifying the scaling factor for the X-axis.

Remarks

The ScaleX property specifies the scaling factor of the picture relative to its DocumentImage.OriginalSize, i.e. the original size corresponds to the ScaleX equal to 1. When using the scaling command, note that the ScaleX property specifies the ratio of the projected size to the current DocumentImage.Size, as a percent.

Related GitHub Examples

The following code snippets (auto-collected from DevExpress Examples) contain references to the ScaleX property.

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C#

wpf-richedit-document-api/CS/DXRichEditControlAPISample/CodeExamples/InlinePicturesActions.cs#L41

{
    images[i].ScaleX /= 2;
    images[i].ScaleY /= 2;

word-document-api-examples/CS/CodeExamples/InlinePictureActions.cs#L34

{
    images[i].ScaleX /= 2;
    images[i].ScaleY /= 2;

winforms-richedit-document-api/CS/RichEditAPISample/CodeExamples/InlinePictures.cs#L31

{
    images[i].ScaleX /= 2;
    images[i].ScaleY /= 2;

VB.NET

word-document-api-insert-inline-pictures/VB/InlinePictures/Program.vb#L52

For i As Integer = 0 To images.Count - 1
    images(i).ScaleX /= 4
    images(i).ScaleY /= 4

wpf-richedit-document-api/VB/DXRichEditControlAPISample/CodeExamples/InlinePicturesActions.vb#L34

'INSTANT VB WARNING: Instant VB cannot determine whether both operands of this division are integer types - if they are then you should use the VB integer division operator:
                    images(i).ScaleX /= 2
'INSTANT VB WARNING: Instant VB cannot determine whether both operands of this division are integer types - if they are then you should use the VB integer division operator:

word-document-api-examples/VB/CodeExamples/InlinePictureActions.vb#L29

If images(CInt((i))).Size.Width > DevExpress.Office.Utils.Units.MillimetersToDocumentsF(50) Then
    images(CInt((i))).ScaleX /= 2
    images(CInt((i))).ScaleY /= 2

winforms-richedit-document-api/VB/RichEditAPISample/CodeExamples/InlinePictures.vb#L27

If images(CInt((i))).Size.Width > DevExpress.Office.Utils.Units.MillimetersToDocumentsF(50) Then
    images(CInt((i))).ScaleX /= 2
    images(CInt((i))).ScaleY /= 2