Displaying an image -on the screen

The Symbian Image Converter Library (ICL) supports the decoding of image -files. You can use the ICL architecture to load an image stored in a file -or a descriptor and convert it to a CFbsBitmap object. -Use this bitmap object, for example, to display the image on the screen of -the mobile device after the capture.

For a reference example, see S60 Platform: Image Converter Example on Forum Nokia.

To convert an image to display on the screen -

Use the methods -of the CImageDecoder (or CBufferedImageDecoder) class to construct your application.
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- Create a CImageDecoder object using CImageDecoder::DataNewL() (for descriptor) -or CImageDecoder::FileNewL() (for file) method.
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- Select a suitable plugin for the actual decoding.
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- Request information about the image using, for example, CImageDecoder::FrameInfo() and CImageDecoder::FrameCount().
- Decode the image using the CImageDecoder::Convert() method.
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Include ImageConversion.h and Fbs.h header -files in the appropriate class file(s).
Make sure -you have correct capabilities information -set for your application. You need at least the ReadUserData capability.
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Make sure imageconversion.lib, bafl.lib, fbscli.lib and efsrv.lib are accessible to your -linker when compiling your application by including them in your mmp file -or by editing the project properties in your IDE, depending on your build -environment.