ImageConversion: ezcImageImagemagickHandler
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Class: ezcImageImagemagickHandler
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ezcImageHandler implementation for ImageMagick. [
source]
Implemented Interfaces
Parents
ezcImageMethodcallHandler
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--ezcImageImagemagickBaseHandler
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--ezcImageImagemagickHandler
Method Summary
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public void |
border(
$width, $color )
Border filter. |
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public void |
colorspace(
$space )
Colorspace filter. |
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public void |
crop(
$x, $y, $width, $height )
Crop filter. |
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public void |
croppedThumbnail(
$width, $height )
Creates a thumbnail, and crops parts of the given image to fit the range best. |
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public void |
filledThumbnail(
$width, $height, [$color = array()] )
Creates a thumbnail, and fills up the image to fit the given range. |
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protected string |
getDirectionModifier(
$direction )
Returns the ImageMagick direction modifier for a direction constant. |
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public void |
noise(
$value )
Noise filter. |
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public void |
scale(
$width, $height, [$direction = ezcImageGeometryFilters::SCALE_BOTH] )
Scale filter. |
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public void |
scaleExact(
$width, $height )
Scale exact filter. |
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public void |
scaleHeight(
$height, $direction )
Scale after height filter. |
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public void |
scalePercent(
$width, $height )
Scale percent measures filter. |
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public void |
scaleWidth(
$width, $direction )
Scale after width filter. |
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public void |
swirl(
$value )
Swirl filter. |
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public void |
watermarkAbsolute(
$image, $posX, $posY, [$width = false], [$height = false] )
Watermark filter. |
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public void |
watermarkPercent(
$image, $posX, $posY, [$size = false] )
Watermark filter. |
Inherited Methods
From
ezcImageImagemagickBaseHandler :
Methods
border
void border(
int
$width,
$color )
Border filter.
Adds a border to the image. The width is measured in pixel. The color is defined in an array of hex values:
1. array(
2. 0 => <red value>,
3. 1 => <green value>,
4. 2 => <blue value>,
5. );
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Width of the border. |
$color |
array(int) |
Color. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
colorspace
void colorspace(
int
$space )
Colorspace filter.
Transform the color space of the picture. The following color space are supported:
- self::COLORSPACE_GREY - 255 grey colors
- self::COLORSPACE_SEPIA - Sepia colors
- self::COLORSPACE_MONOCHROME - 2 colors black and white
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$space |
int |
Colorspace, one of self::COLORSPACE_* constants. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference |
ezcBaseValueException |
If the parameter submitted as the colorspace was not within the self::COLORSPACE_* constants. |
crop
void crop(
int
$x, int
$y, int
$width, int
$height )
Crop filter.
Crop an image to a given size. This takes cartesian coordinates of a rect area to crop from the image. The cropped area will replace the old image resource (not the input image immediately, if you use the
ezcImageConverter). Coordinates are given as integer values and are measured from the top left corner.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$x |
int |
X offset of the cropping area. |
$y |
int |
Y offset of the cropping area. |
$width |
int |
Width of cropping area. |
$height |
int |
Height of cropping area. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
croppedThumbnail
void croppedThumbnail(
int
$width, int
$height )
Creates a thumbnail, and crops parts of the given image to fit the range best.
This filter creates a thumbnail of the given image. The image is scaled down, keeping the original ratio and keeping the image larger as the given range, if necessary. Overhead for the target range is cropped from both sides equally.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Width of the thumbnail. |
$height |
int |
Height of the thumbnail. |
filledThumbnail
void filledThumbnail(
int
$width, int
$height, [array
$color = array()] )
Creates a thumbnail, and fills up the image to fit the given range.
This filter creates a thumbnail of the given image. The image is scaled down, keeping the original ratio and scaling the image smaller as the given range, if necessary. Overhead for the target range is filled with the given color on both sides equally.
The color is defined by the following array format (integer values 0-255):
1. array(
2. 0 => <red value>,
3. 1 => <green value>,
4. 2 => <blue value>,
5. );
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Width of the thumbnail. |
$height |
int |
Height of the thumbnail. |
$color |
array |
Fill color. |
getDirectionModifier
string getDirectionModifier(
int
$direction )
Returns the ImageMagick direction modifier for a direction constant.
ImageMagick supports the following modifiers to determine if an image should be scaled up only, down only or in both directions:
1. SCALE_UP: >
2. SCALE_DOWN: <
This method returns the correct modifier for the internal direction constants.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$direction |
int |
One of ezcImageGeometryFilters::SCALE_* |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
noise
void noise(
strings
$value )
Noise filter.
Apply a noise transformation to the image. Valid values are the following strings:
- 'Uniform'
- 'Gaussian'
- 'Multiplicative'
- 'Impulse'
- 'Laplacian'
- 'Poisson'
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$value |
strings |
Noise value as described above. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcBaseValueException |
If the noise value is out of range. |
ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference. |
scale
void scale(
int
$width, int
$height, [int
$direction = ezcImageGeometryFilters::SCALE_BOTH] )
Scale filter.
General scale filter. Scales the image to fit into a given box size, determined by a given width and height value, measured in pixel. This method maintains the aspect ratio of the given image. Depending on the given direction value, this method performs the following scales:
- ezcImageGeometryFilters::SCALE_BOTH:
The image will be scaled to fit exactly into the given box
dimensions, no matter if it was smaller or larger as the box
before.
- ezcImageGeometryFilters::SCALE_DOWN:
The image will be scaled to fit exactly into the given box
only if it was larger than the given box dimensions before. If it
is smaller, the image will not be scaled at all.
- ezcImageGeometryFilters::SCALE_UP:
The image will be scaled to fit exactly into the given box
only if it was smaller than the given box dimensions before. If it
is larger, the image will not be scaled at all. ATTENTION:
In this case, the image does not necessarily fit into the given box
afterwards.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Scale to width |
$height |
int |
Scale to height |
$direction |
int |
Scale to which direction. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
scaleExact
void scaleExact(
int
$width, int
$height )
Scale exact filter.
Scale the image to a fixed given pixel size, no matter to which direction.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Scale to width |
$height |
int |
Scale to height |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
scaleHeight
void scaleHeight(
int
$height, int
$direction )
Scale after height filter.
Scales the image to a give height, measured in pixel. Scales the width automatically while keeping the ratio. The direction dictates, if an image may only be scaled self::SCALE_UP, self::SCALE_DOWN or if the scale may work in self::SCALE_BOTH directions.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$height |
int |
Scale to height |
$direction |
int |
Scale to which direction |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
scalePercent
void scalePercent(
int
$width, int
$height )
Scale percent measures filter.
Scale an image to a given percentage value size.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Scale to width |
$height |
int |
Scale to height |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
scaleWidth
void scaleWidth(
int
$width, int
$direction )
Scale after width filter.
Scales the image to a give width, measured in pixel. Scales the height automatically while keeping the ratio. The direction dictates, if an image may only be scaled self::SCALE_UP, self::SCALE_DOWN or if the scale may work in self::SCALE_BOTH directions.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$width |
int |
Scale to width |
$direction |
int |
Scale to which direction |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
swirl
void swirl(
int
$value )
Swirl filter.
Applies a swirl with the given intense to the image.
ATTENTION: Using this filter method directly results in the filter being applied to the image which is internally marked as "active" (most commonly this is the last recently loaded one). It is highly recommended to apply filters through the ezcImageImagemagickHandler::applyFilter() method, which enables you to specify the image a filter is applied to.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$value |
int |
Intense of swirl. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
No loaded file could be found or an error destroyed a loaded reference. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If the swirl value is out of range. |
watermarkAbsolute
void watermarkAbsolute(
string
$image, int
$posX, int
$posY, [int|bool
$width = false], [int|bool
$height = false] )
Watermark filter.
Places a watermark on the image. The file to use as the watermark image is given as $image. The $posX, $posY and $size values are given in pixel. The watermark appear at $posX, $posY in the destination image with a size of $size pixel. If $size is ommitted, the watermark image will not be resized.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$image |
string |
The image file to use as the watermark |
$posX |
int |
X position in the destination image in pixel. |
$posY |
int |
Y position in the destination image in pixel. |
$width |
int|bool |
Pixel size of the watermark, false to keep size. |
$height |
int|bool |
Pixel size of the watermark, false to keep size. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
If no valid resource for the active reference could be found. |
ezcImageFilterFailedException |
If the operation performed by the the filter failed. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
watermarkPercent
void watermarkPercent(
string
$image, int
$posX, int
$posY, [int|bool
$size = false] )
Watermark filter.
Places a watermark on the image. The file to use as the watermark image is given as $image. The $posX, $posY and $size values are given in percent, related to the destination image. A $size value of 10 will make the watermark appear in 10% of the destination image size. $posX = $posY = 10 will make the watermark appear in the top left corner of the destination image, 10% of its size away from its borders. If $size is ommitted, the watermark image will not be resized.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
$image |
string |
The image file to use as the watermark |
$posX |
int |
X position in the destination image in percent. |
$posY |
int |
Y position in the destination image in percent. |
$size |
int|bool |
Percentage size of the watermark, false for none. |
Throws
| Class | Description |
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ezcImageInvalidReferenceException |
If no valid resource for the active reference could be found. |
ezcImageFilterFailedException |
If the operation performed by the the filter failed. |
ezcBaseValueException |
If a submitted parameter was out of range or type. |
Last updated: Wed, 18 Jun 2008
