'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Sub Rescale( _
   ByVal Viewer As DicomViewer, _
   ByVal Index As System.Integer, _
   ByVal IsInViewer As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal NewScaleMode As ScaleMode _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim instance As DicomLabel
Dim Viewer As DicomViewer
Dim Index As System.Integer
Dim IsInViewer As System.Boolean
Dim NewScaleMode As ScaleMode
 
instance.Rescale(Viewer, Index, IsInViewer, NewScaleMode)

public void Rescale( 
   DicomViewer Viewer,
   System.int Index,
   System.bool IsInViewer,
   ScaleMode NewScaleMode
)

public procedure Rescale( 
    Viewer: DicomViewer;
    Index: System.Integer;
    IsInViewer: System.Boolean;
    NewScaleMode: ScaleMode
); 

public function Rescale( 
   Viewer : DicomViewer,
   Index : System.int,
   IsInViewer : System.boolean,
   NewScaleMode : ScaleMode
);

public: void Rescale( 
   DicomViewer* Viewer,
   System.int Index,
   System.bool IsInViewer,
   ScaleMode NewScaleMode
) 

public:
void Rescale( 
   DicomViewer^ Viewer,
   System.int Index,
   System.bool IsInViewer,
   ScaleMode NewScaleMode
) 

Parameters

Viewer

The viewer the label is currently being shown on

Index

The index of the image within that viewer to which the label is intended to be applied

IsInViewer

If true, the the current position is assumed to be as if the label is displayed using Viewer.DrawLabel or in the viewer's collection, and if false it is assumed to be in the Image's Labels collection.

NewScaleMode

The new ScaleMode property for the label

This method does not actually remove the label from the viewer's ccollection (if it were even a member), and does not actually add it to the image's Labels collection, though that is what a developer would normally do immediately after this method.

The label's coordinates are manipulated, so that after such a change, it should appear completely unchanged in size and position, but with a different "base"

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher