Height Property - Aspose.Words for .NET and Java

[C#]

DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder();

// By default, the image is inserted at 100% scale.
Shape shape = builder.InsertImage(MyDir + "Aspose.Words.gif");

// It is easy to change the shape size. In this case, make it 50% relative to the current shape size.
shape.Width = shape.Width * 0.5;
shape.Height = shape.Height * 0.5;

// However, we can also go back to the original image size and scale from there, say 110%.
ImageSize imageSize = shape.ImageData.ImageSize;
shape.Width = imageSize.WidthPoints * 1.1;
shape.Height = imageSize.HeightPoints * 1.1;

builder.Document.Save(MyDir + "Image.ScaleImage Out.doc");

[Visual Basic]

Dim builder As DocumentBuilder = New DocumentBuilder()

' By default, the image is inserted at 100% scale.
Dim shape As Shape = builder.InsertImage(MyDir & "Aspose.Words.gif")

' It is easy to change the shape size. In this case, make it 50% relative to the current shape size.
shape.Width = shape.Width * 0.5
shape.Height = shape.Height * 0.5

' However, we can also go back to the original image size and scale from there, say 110%.
Dim imageSize As ImageSize = shape.ImageData.ImageSize
shape.Width = imageSize.WidthPoints * 1.1
shape.Height = imageSize.HeightPoints * 1.1

builder.Document.Save(MyDir & "Image.ScaleImage Out.doc")

Shows how to insert a floating image and specify its position and size.

[C#]

// This creates a builder and also an empty document inside the builder.
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder();

// By default, the image is inline.
Shape shape = builder.InsertImage(MyDir + "Hammer.wmf");

// Make the image float, put it behind text and center on the page.
shape.WrapType = WrapType.None;

// Make position relative to the page.
shape.RelativeHorizontalPosition = RelativeHorizontalPosition.Page;
shape.RelativeVerticalPosition = RelativeVerticalPosition.Page;

// Make the shape occupy a band 50 points high at the very top of the page.
shape.Left = 0;
shape.Top = 0;
shape.Width = builder.CurrentSection.PageSetup.PageWidth;
shape.Height = 50;

builder.Document.Save(MyDir + "Image.CreateFloatingPositionSize Out.doc");

[Visual Basic]

' This creates a builder and also an empty document inside the builder.
Dim builder As DocumentBuilder = New DocumentBuilder()

' By default, the image is inline.
Dim shape As Shape = builder.InsertImage(MyDir & "Hammer.wmf")

' Make the image float, put it behind text and center on the page.
shape.WrapType = WrapType.None

' Make position relative to the page.
shape.RelativeHorizontalPosition = RelativeHorizontalPosition.Page
shape.RelativeVerticalPosition = RelativeVerticalPosition.Page

' Make the shape occupy a band 50 points high at the very top of the page.
shape.Left = 0
shape.Top = 0
shape.Width = builder.CurrentSection.PageSetup.PageWidth
shape.Height = 50

builder.Document.Save(MyDir & "Image.CreateFloatingPositionSize Out.doc")

Opens an HTML document with images from a stream with a base URI.

[C#]

// We are opening this HTML file:
/*
    <html>
    <body>
    <p>Simple file.</p>
    <p><img src="Aspose.Words.gif" width="80" height="60"></p>
    </body>
    </html>
*/
string fileName = MyDir + "Document.OpenFromStreamWithBaseUri.html";

// Open the stream.
Stream stream = File.OpenRead(fileName);

// Open the document. Note the Document constructor detects HTML format automatically.
// Pass the URI of the base folder so any images with relative URIs in the file can be found.
Document doc = new Document(stream, MyDir);

// You can close the stream now, it is no longer needed because the document is in memory.
stream.Close();

// Lets make sure the image was imported successfully into a Shape node.
// Get the 1st shape node in the document.
Shape shape = (Shape)doc.GetChild(NodeType.Shape, 0, true);

// Verify some properties of the image.
Assert.IsTrue(shape.IsImage);
Assert.IsNotNull(shape.ImageData.ImageBytes);
Assert.AreEqual(80.0, ConvertUtil.PointToPixel(shape.Width));
Assert.AreEqual(60.0, ConvertUtil.PointToPixel(shape.Height));

// Save in the DOC format.
doc.Save(MyDir + "Document.OpenFromStreamWithBaseUri Out.doc");

[Visual Basic]

' We are opening this HTML file:
'
    '<html>
    '<body>
    '<p>Simple file.</p>
    '<p><img src="Aspose.Words.gif" width="80" height="60"></p>
    '</body>
    '</html>
'
Dim fileName As String = MyDir & "Document.OpenFromStreamWithBaseUri.html"

' Open the stream.
Dim stream As Stream = File.OpenRead(fileName)

' Open the document. Note the Document constructor detects HTML format automatically.
' Pass the URI of the base folder so any images with relative URIs in the file can be found.
Dim doc As Document = New Document(stream, MyDir)

' You can close the stream now, it is no longer needed because the document is in memory.
stream.Close()

' Lets make sure the image was imported successfully into a Shape node.
' Get the 1st shape node in the document.
Dim shape As Shape = CType(doc.GetChild(NodeType.Shape, 0, True), Shape)

' Verify some properties of the image.
Assert.IsTrue(shape.IsImage)
Assert.IsNotNull(shape.ImageData.ImageBytes)
Assert.AreEqual(80.0, ConvertUtil.PointToPixel(shape.Width))
Assert.AreEqual(60.0, ConvertUtil.PointToPixel(shape.Height))

' Save in the DOC format.
doc.Save(MyDir & "Document.OpenFromStreamWithBaseUri Out.doc")

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