If I load image via PxLoadImage (using example in the manual) the image is
always displayed in the original size. How can I display it in a different
size as e.g. utility “pv” does it ?
Thanks
Vladimir
If I load image via PxLoadImage (using example in the manual) the image is
always displayed in the original size. How can I display it in a different
size as e.g. utility “pv” does it ?
Thanks
Vladimir
vladimir kostal <kostal@disam.cz> wrote:
If I load image via PxLoadImage (using example in the manual) the image is
always displayed in the original size. How can I display it in a different
size as e.g. utility “pv” does it ?
You have to rescale it, see http://www.parse.com/samples/manpages/rescale.html
Ahoj,
-R
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What do you think about the function PiResizeImage?
PhImage_t *PiResizeImage( PhImage_t *image, PhRect_t const bounds, int
newWidth, int newHeight, flags );
You can see the flags if select the help for an other PiImage - function.
Bye Sascha
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vladimir kostal <> kostal@disam.cz> > wrote:
If I load image via PxLoadImage (using example in the manual) the image
is
always displayed in the original size. How can I display it in a
different
size as e.g. utility “pv” does it ?You have to rescale it, see
http://www.parse.com/samples/manpages/rescale.htmlAhoj,
-R–
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Sascha Morgenstern <sascha.morgenstern@bitctrl.de> wrote:
What do you think about the function PiResizeImage?
PhImage_t *PiResizeImage( PhImage_t *image, PhRect_t const bounds, int
newWidth, int newHeight, flags );
You can see the flags if select the help for an other PiImage - function.
That’s why I’m not a photon guy – too many functions!
Cheers,
-RK
Bye Sascha
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vladimir kostal <> kostal@disam.cz> > wrote:
If I load image via PxLoadImage (using example in the manual) the image
is
always displayed in the original size. How can I display it in a
different
size as e.g. utility “pv” does it ?You have to rescale it, see
http://www.parse.com/samples/manpages/rescale.htmlAhoj,
-R–
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