2.15.4 cvExport

1 Menu Information
2 Brief Information
3 Command Line Usage
4 X-Function Execution Options
5 Variables
6 Description
7 Related X-Functions

Menu Information

File: Export Image...

Brief Information

Export the active Image as file

Command Line Usage

cvExport type:=jpg name:=Image001 path:=D:\ImageFolder;

cvExport type:=tif dpi:=93 geotiff:=1 path:=D:\DataFile;

cvExport type:=avi name:=test_LT path:="C:\Users\user\Documents\OriginLab\User Files" fourcc:=WMV2;

X-Function Execution Options

Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script

Variables

Display Name	Variable Name	I/O and Type	Default Value	Description
	img	Input ImageLayer	<active>	The image to export. The default is the active image.
File Type	type	Input int	0	Specify the export type. Option List: 0=bmp: BMP 1=gif: GIF 2=jpg: JPG 3=png: PNG 4=tif: TIF 5=avi: AVI
All Frames	all	Input int	1	Export all frames. Option List: 0 = false 1 = true
Frames Per Sec	fps	Input double	2	Frames per second. Only available when All Frames is specified.
DPI	dpi	Input int	96	Specify the DPI value.
Export as Grayscale GeoTIFF	geotiff	Input int	0	Specify whether to export the image as grayscale GeoTIFF, when export tif file (type:=tif). Option List: 0 = false 1 = true
GeoTIFF Options	tr	Input TreeNode	<unassigned>	Specify the GeoTIFF image settings. When exporting the image as grayscale GeoTIFF file (geotiff:=1), you can specify GT Model, EPSG, Linear Units, Angular Units and Vertical Units. See Description, below for treenode details.
File Name	name	Input string	<auto>	Specify file name of the exported image.
File Path	path	Input string	path$	Specify the path of the exported image.
Width in Pixels	width	Input int	0	It is the width of the graph in pixels. This variable is read-only.
Height in Pixels	height	Input int	0	It is the height of the graph in pixels. This variable is read-only.
FourCC	fourcc	Input string	<unassigned>	For scripting AVI output. Supply the FourCC code (example in Command Line Usage, above). A few FourCC codes can be found in the LabTalk Reference. Note: The Codec node, visible in the dialog, will be hidden from LabTalk access. The fourcc node will be used in LabTalk and this is what is output when you Generate Script (from the Dialog Theme menu).