This example interprets the bitwise value returned by the CompressionInfo property. It is limited to black-and-white compression types only.
void CImgEdit2Dlg::OnCompressioninfo()
{
CCompresionInfo CompInfo;
long lCompInfo;
lCompInfo = ImgEdit1.GetCompressionInfo();
// file has EOL's
if(lCompInfo & 1)
CompInfo.m_EOL = TRUE;
else
CompInfo.m_EOL = FALSE;
// file has packed lines
if(lCompInfo & 2)
CompInfo.m_PackedLines = TRUE;
else
CompInfo.m_PackedLines = FALSE;
// file has prefix EOL's
if(lCompInfo & 4)
CompInfo.m_PrefixEOL = TRUE;
else
CompInfo.m_PrefixEOL = FALSE;
// Compressed bit order, Left-To-Right
if(lCompInfo & 8)
CompInfo.m_RBO = TRUE;
else
CompInfo.m_RBO = FALSE;
// Expanded bit order, Left-To-Right
if(lCompInfo & 16)
CompInfo.m_LTR = TRUE;
else
CompInfo.m_LTR = FALSE;
// Black and white are inverted on expansion
if(lCompInfo & 32)
CompInfo.m_Negate = TRUE;
else
CompInfo.m_Negate = FALSE;
CompInfo.DoModal();
}