GraphicsFormats for Mac 7.8

GraphicsFormats for Mac is a powerful REALbasic plugin that allows developers to import and export pictures in various file formats. With support for PNG, Jpeg, Jpeg2000, and TGA file formats, this plugin offers a wide range of features that make it an essential tool for any developer working with graphics.

Importing from a file is one of the key features of GraphicsFormats. This feature allows developers to easily import images from their local storage into their projects. Whether you need to import a single image or multiple images at once, GraphicsFormats makes the process quick and easy.

In addition to importing from files, GraphicsFormats also supports importing from strings. This feature is particularly useful when working with data that has been stored as text or when receiving data over the internet. By simply passing the string containing the image data to GraphicsFormats, developers can quickly and easily import images into their projects.

Another powerful feature of GraphicsFormats is its ability to import from an IBinaryStreamReader. This feature allows developers to read image data directly from binary streams without having to first save it as a file or convert it into another format.

For those working with transparent images, GraphicsFormats offers support for alpha channels in both PNG and Jpeg2000 formats. This means that developers can easily work with transparent images without having to worry about losing any important information during the importing or exporting process.

Exporting files is just as easy with GraphicsFormats as importing them. Developers can export images directly to files on their local storage or even export them as strings if needed. Additionally, exporting using an IBinaryStreamWriter is also supported by this plugin.

Finally, like its importing capabilities, exporting alpha channels in both PNG and Jpeg2000 formats are supported by this plugin too!

Overall, if you're looking for a reliable tool that will help you work more efficiently with graphics in your REALbasic projects on Mac OS X platform then look no further than Graphics Formats!