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I’m working with an image using System.Drawing.Image
and I would like to know if I can get the type of it (ex: gif, jpeg…)
Image myImage;
format = myImage.SomethingThatTellsTheImageFormat;
or at least, is there some way to say if it’s .gif or not
tks
Although I’m not a
C#user, the API seems to suggest that the RawFormat property is the way to go. The RawFormat property is an ImageFormat, which you can then compare to the (public) static properties of ImageFormat.