ImageEn, unit iexDefs

ImageEn Standard Exceptions


ImageEn raises internal errors using the exception class, EIEException. Common messages are as follows:

Message Description
Unexpected Error Exceptions that should not be possible in normal operation
Read Error Loading error was encountered
Write Error Saving error was encountered
Invalid Source Assign error because the specified source is invalid or an unknown type
Invalid Destination Assign To error because the specified destination is invalid or an unknown type
Index out of bounds Index out of range errors
Bitmap is unavailable Cannot retrieve the bitmap for an item in a TImageEnMView or TIEMultiBitmap
Method only supported for image layers A method has been used that is only supported for a TIEImageLayer
File stream is corrupt Loading from a file or stream has failed because the stream is corrupt
Error creating GDI+ object An error was encountered when initializing a GDI+ object, such as TIECanvas. Ensure GDI+ is installed on the system
Unable to reposition table An error was encountered trying to position the database table at the specified record index
Unsupported pixel format The pixel format of the image is not supported for saving
IEVect is Unavailable Method has been called that uses TImageEnVect, but project was compiled without it
Pixel format not supported for operation The pixel format of the image is not supported for a particular image processing method
Dest not a TImageEnView The destination object was expected to be a TImageEnView, but is invalid or a different type
Source not a TImageEnView The source object was expected to be a TImageEnView, but is invalid or a different type
Bitmap is invalid The bitmap is nil or has a null size
Layer exceeds maximum size The size of the layer exceeds SVGParams.MaxLayerSize
Maximum Point Count Exceeded The number of points in the polygon exceeds SVGParams.MaxPointCount
Insufficient images have been specified There were not enough images specified to perform the multi-bitmap operation
Invalid point count (Expected >x) Insufficient points were specified for the operation
Invalid point count (Expected x) The correct number of points was not specified for the operation