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GrapeCity.Documents.Imaging Assembly / GrapeCity.Documents.Imaging Namespace / GcGifWriter Class
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    GcGifWriter Class Members
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    The following tables list the members exposed by GcGifWriter.

    Public Constructors
     NameDescription
    Public ConstructorOverloaded.   
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    Public Properties
     NameDescription
    Public PropertyGets or sets a value indicating if a transparent color should be added to the Global and Local Color Tables, if the number of opaque colors is less than 256.  
    Public PropertyGets or sets the optional GIF comment.  
    Public PropertyGets or sets the encoding for the Comment string, Encoding.UTF8 is used by default.  
    Public PropertyGets or sets the palette with opaque colors in 32-bit ARGB format to be stored as the Global Color Table.

    If the palette contains 255 or less elements, the transparent color can be appended to the Global Color Table.

    Elements with index 256 and above are ignored.

     
    Public PropertyGets or sets the raw ICC profile data for the frames. The value should be assigned before appending the first frame.  
    Public PropertyGets a value indicating whether the GcGifWriter has been disposed of.  
    Public PropertyGets or sets the height, in pixels, of the Logical Screen where the frames will be rendered.  
    Public PropertyGet or sets the width, in pixels, of the Logical Screen where the frames will be rendered.  
    Public PropertyGets or sets the number of iterations the animated GIF should be executed. 0 means infinite loop.  
    Public PropertyGets the index of the next frame to be added.  
    Public PropertyGets or sets the quotient of the pixel's width over its height.  
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    Public Methods
     NameDescription
    Public MethodOverloaded. Writes the specified GcBitmap to the output stream as the next frame.  
    Public MethodClean up any resources being used.  
    Public MethodUpdates the PixelAspectRatio property based on the specified horizontal and vertical resolutions.  
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