rmagick 4.1.0.rc1 → 4.2.0

data/examples/image_opacity.rb

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-# Ccreate a semi-transparent title for an image.
-
-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-
-This example uses a semi-transparent background color to create a title.
-View the resulting image by entering the command: display image_opacity.miff
-
-END_INFO
-
-balloons = Image.read('../doc/ex/images/Hot_Air_Balloons_H.jpg').first
-legend = Image.new(160, 50) { self.background_color = '#ffffffc0' }
-
-gc = Draw.new
-gc.annotate(legend, 0, 0, 0, 0, 'Balloon Day!\\nFri May 2 2003') do
-  self.gravity = CenterGravity
-  self.stroke = 'transparent'
-  self.fill = 'white'
-  self.pointsize = 18
-end
-
-result = balloons.composite(legend, SouthGravity, OverCompositeOp)
-
-puts '...Writing image_opacity.png'
-result.write 'image_opacity.png'
-exit

data/examples/import_export.rb

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-#
-# Demonstrate the export_pixels and import_pixels methods.
-#
-
-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-
-This example demonstrates the export_pixels and import_pixels methods
-by copying an image one row at a time. The result is an copy that
-is identical to the original.
-
-END_INFO
-
-img = Image.read('../doc/ex/images/Gold_Statue.jpg').first
-copy = Image.new(img.columns, img.rows)
-
-begin
-  img.rows.times do |r|
-    scanline = img.export_pixels(0, r, img.columns, 1, 'RGB')
-    copy.import_pixels(0, r, img.columns, 1, 'RGB', scanline)
-  end
-rescue NotImplementedError
-  warn 'The export_pixels and import_pixels methods are not supported' \
-               ' by this version of ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick'
-  exit
-end
-
-copy.write('copy.gif')
-exit

data/examples/pattern_fill.rb

@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-# Demonstrate ImageMagick's new (5.5.7-3 and later) built-in patterns.
-# Create a Fill class that can be reused to fill in new Image backgrounds.
-
-# Usage: pattern_fill.rb <name-of-pattern>
-# Try 'checkerboard' or 'verticalsaw'
-
-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-
-This example demonstrates the PATTERN: image format, which is
-new in ImageMagick 5.5.7. Specify the name of any of the
-supported patterns as an argument. For example, try "checkerboard".
-
-END_INFO
-
-class PatternFill < Magick::TextureFill
-  def initialize(name = 'bricks')
-    @pat_img = Magick::Image.read("pattern:#{name}").first
-    super(@pat_img)
-  end
-end
-
-if ARGV[0]
-  pattern = ARGV[0]
-else
-  warn 'Defaulting to checkerboard pattern.'
-  pattern = 'checkerboard'
-end
-
-# Create a sample image that is 100x bigger than the pattern.
-attrs = Image.ping("pattern:#{pattern}").first
-
-tryit = Image.new(10 * attrs.columns, 10 * attrs.rows, PatternFill.new(pattern))
-tryit.write('pattern_fill.gif')
-exit

data/examples/rotating_text.rb

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-# Demonstrate the Draw#rotation= method by producing
-# an animated MIFF file showing a rotating text string.
-
-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-Demonstrate the rotation= attribute in the Draw class
-by producing an animated image. View the output image
-by entering the command: animate rotating_text.miff
-END_INFO
-
-text = Draw.new
-text.pointsize = 28
-text.font_weight = BoldWeight
-text.font_style = ItalicStyle
-text.gravity = CenterGravity
-text.fill = 'white'
-
-# Let's make it interesting. Composite the
-# rotated text over a gradient fill background.
-fill = GradientFill.new(100, 100, 100, 100, 'yellow', 'red')
-bg = Image.new(200, 200, fill)
-
-# The "none" color is transparent.
-fg = Image.new(bg.columns, bg.rows) { self.background_color = 'none' }
-
-# Here's where we'll collect the individual frames.
-animation = ImageList.new
-
-0.step(345, 15) do |degrees|
-  frame = fg.copy
-  text.annotate(frame, 0, 0, 0, 0, 'Rotating Text') do
-    self.rotation = degrees
-  end
-  # Composite the text over the gradient filled background frame.
-  animation << bg.composite(frame, CenterGravity, DisplaceCompositeOp)
-end
-
-animation.delay = 8
-
-# animation.animate
-puts '...Writing rotating_text.gif'
-animation.write('rotating_text.gif')
-exit

data/examples/spinner.rb

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-# Make a 32x32 animated GIF that resembles the OS X animation.
-# This produces a very small (~2.6Kb) GIF file.
-
-require 'rmagick'
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-This example creates an animated GIF that resembles the OS X "waiting" icon.
-You can view the GIF with the command
-
-    animate spinner.gif
-END_INFO
-
-NFRAMES = 12                    # number of frames in the animation
-DIM = 32                        # width & height of image in pixels
-DELAY = 100.0 / (NFRAMES / 2) # 2 rotations per second
-
-# 'frame' is a single frame in the animation.
-frame = Magick::Image.new(DIM, DIM) { self.background_color = 'transparent' }
-
-# 'spinner' will contain the frames that make up the animated GIF
-spinner = Magick::ImageList.new
-
-# 'level' is the change from darkest gray to white
-level = Magick::QuantumRange / 2 / NFRAMES
-
-NFRAMES.times do |x|
-  gc = Magick::Draw.new
-  gc.translate(DIM / 2, DIM / 2)
-  gc.stroke('none')
-  intensity = 0.58 * Magick::QuantumRange
-  fill_color = Magick::Pixel.new(intensity, intensity, intensity).to_color
-  gc.fill(fill_color)
-  angle = x * (360 / NFRAMES)
-  NFRAMES.times do
-    gc.rotate(angle)
-    intensity = [intensity, Magick::QuantumRange].min
-    fill_color = Magick::Pixel.new(intensity, intensity, intensity).to_color
-    gc.fill(fill_color)
-    gc.roundrectangle(7, -1, 15, 0, 1, 1)
-    angle = -(360 / NFRAMES)
-    intensity += level
-  end
-  spinner << frame.copy
-  gc.draw(spinner)
-end
-
-spinner.delay = DELAY
-spinner.compression = Magick::LZWCompression
-spinner.write('spinner.gif')

data/examples/thumbnail.rb

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-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-
-This example demonstrates how to make a thumbnail of an image.
-An image is resized to the target size (retaining its original
-aspect ratio, of course) and then "mounted" on a square background
-with raised edges.
-
-Usage:
-
-    ruby thumbnail.rb <filename <size>>
-
-where `filename' is the name of an image file and `size' is the
-size of the thumbnail in pixels. The default size is 120 pixels.
-If you don't specify any arguments this script uses a default
-image.
-
-END_INFO
-
-DEFAULT_SIZE = 120
-
-case ARGV.length
-when 2
-  size = ARGV[1].to_i
-  image = ARGV[0]
-when 1
-  image = ARGV[0]
-  size = DEFAULT_SIZE
-else
-  size = DEFAULT_SIZE
-  image = '../doc/ex/images/Flower_Hat.jpg'
-end
-
-geom = "#{size}x#{size}"
-
-# Read the image and resize it. The `change_geometry' method
-# computes the new image geometry and yields to a block. The
-# return value of the block is the return value of the method.
-
-img = Image.read(image)[0]
-img.change_geometry!(geom) { |cols, rows| img.thumbnail! cols, rows }
-
-# We need a background to display the thumbnail.
-# Create a square, neutral gray background with raised edges.
-# Make this background slightly larger than the image to allow
-# for the raised border. A 3-pixel raised edge means that the
-# background needs to be 6 pixels larger in each dimension.
-
-bg = Image.new(size + 6, size + 6) { self.background_color = 'gray75' }
-bg = bg.raise(3, 3)
-
-# Just for the purposes of this example, display the thumbnail background on
-# a larger white background.
-
-white_bg = Image.new(size + 50, size + 50) { self.background_color = 'white' }
-white_bg = white_bg.composite(bg, CenterGravity, OverCompositeOp)
-
-# Finally, center the thumbnail on the gray background.
-thumbnail = white_bg.composite(img, CenterGravity, OverCompositeOp)
-
-thumbnail.write('thumbnail.gif')
-exit

data/examples/vignette.rb

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-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-
-    vi-gnette (n.) vin-'yet
-    A picture that shades off gradually into the surrounding paper.
-                                Merriam-Webster Dictionary
-
-    Vignettes are frequently used in formal portraiture and advertising
-    images. This example creates a vignette from a picture of a ballerina.
-    It takes a few seconds to run. Be patient.
-
-END_INFO
-
-ballerina = Image.read('../doc/ex/images/Ballerina3.jpg')[0]
-
-# Note: this technique won't work with every image. To make a pretty
-# vignette you need an image with a uniform, fairly dark background.
-
-# Start by drawing a white oval on a black background. (Although you don't
-# have to use an oval at all! Any shape will work. Try a rounded rectangle.)
-# The black pixels correspond to pixels in the image that will become
-# transparent. The white pixels correspond to pixels in the image that will
-# remain unchanged. Gray pixels, introduced by the blurring below, will
-# become more or less transparent depending on how dark or light the pixel is.
-
-# The size of the oval is arbitrary - in this case it's 90% of the
-# size of the image.
-
-oval = Image.new(ballerina.columns, ballerina.rows) { self.background_color = 'black' }
-gc = Draw.new
-gc.stroke('white')
-gc.fill('white')
-gc.ellipse(ballerina.columns / 2, ballerina.rows / 2,
-           ballerina.columns / 2 - (ballerina.columns * 0.10),
-           ballerina.rows / 2 - (ballerina.rows * 0.10), 0, 360)
-gc.draw(oval)
-
-# Add a lot of blurring to the oval. I use blur_image because it's much faster
-# than the gaussian_blur method and produces no observable difference. The
-# exact amount of blurring is a judgment call. The higher the 2nd argument, the
-# more blurring, although increasing the value above 20 doesn't seem to add any
-# additional blurriness.
-
-oval = oval.blur_image(0, 20)
-
-# The CopyAlphaCompositeOp transforms the opacity level of each image pixel
-# according to the intensity of the composite image pixels. In this case, the
-# black pixels outside the oval become transparent and the white pixels inside
-# the oval remain opaque. Each gray pixel around the border of the oval has a
-# varying level of transparency depending on how dark or light it is.
-
-ballerina.alpha(Magick::ActivateAlphaChannel)  # Ensure the ballerina image's opacity channel is enabled.
-oval.alpha(Magick::DeactivateAlphaChannel)     # Force the CopyAlphaCompositeOp to use pixel intensity
-# to determine how much transparency to add to the ballerina
-# pixels.
-
-ballerina = ballerina.composite(oval, CenterGravity, CopyAlphaCompositeOp)
-
-# Since the vignette has multiple levels of transparency, we can't
-# save it as a GIF or a JPEG. The PNG format can handle it, though.
-
-begin
-  ballerina.write('vignette.png')
-rescue ImageMagickError
-  puts 'Write failed. No PNG support?'
-  # In case PNG support isn't installed, just ignore the exception.
-end
-
-# At this point the vignette is complete. However, the `display' method only
-# supports 1`level of transparency. Therefore, composite the vignette over a
-# standard "checkerboard" background. The resulting image will be 100% opaque.
-
-checkerboard = Image.read('pattern:checkerboard') { self.size = "#{ballerina.columns}x#{ballerina.rows}" }
-vignette = checkerboard[0].composite(ballerina, CenterGravity, OverCompositeOp)
-vignette.write('vignette.png')
-exit

data/spec/rmagick/ImageList1_spec.rb

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-RSpec.describe Magick::ImageList do
-  describe 'images_from_imagelist' do
-    it 'works with identical instances' do
-      expect do
-        img = Magick::Image.new(1, 1)
-        list = described_class.new
-        list << img << img
-        res = list.append(false)
-        expect(res.columns).to eq(2)
-        expect(res.rows).to eq(1)
-      end.not_to raise_error
-
-      expect do
-        img = Magick::Image.new(1, 1)
-        img2 = Magick::Image.new(3, 3)
-        list = described_class.new
-        list.concat([img, img2, img, img2, img])
-        res = list.append(false)
-        expect(res.columns).to eq(9)
-        expect(res.rows).to eq(3)
-      end.not_to raise_error
-    end
-  end
-end

data/spec/rmagick/draw_spec.rb

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-class Magick::Draw
-  def self._dummy_img_
-    @@_dummy_img_
-  end
-end
-
-RSpec.describe Magick::Draw do
-  let(:draw) { described_class.new }
-
-  describe '._dummy_img_' do
-    it 'works' do
-      # initially this variable is not defined.
-      expect { described_class._dummy_img_ }.to raise_error(NameError)
-
-      # cause it to become defined. save the object id.
-      draw.get_type_metrics('ABCDEF')
-      dummy = nil
-      expect { dummy = described_class._dummy_img_ }.not_to raise_error
-
-      expect(dummy).to be_instance_of(Magick::Image)
-
-      # ensure that it is always the same object
-      draw.get_type_metrics('ABCDEF')
-      dummy2 = nil
-      expect { dummy2 = described_class._dummy_img_ }.not_to raise_error
-      expect(dummy).to eq dummy2
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#kerning=' do
-    it 'assigns without raising an error' do
-      expect { draw.kerning = 1 }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#kerning' do
-    it 'accepts a valid parameter without raising an error' do
-      expect { draw.kerning(1) }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'raises an error when given an invalid parameter' do
-      expect { draw.kerning('a') }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
-      expect { draw.kerning([]) }.to raise_error(TypeError)
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#interline_spacing=' do
-    it 'assigns without raising an error' do
-      expect { draw.interline_spacing = 1 }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#interline_spacing' do
-    it 'accepts a valid parameter without raising an error' do
-      expect { draw.interline_spacing(1) }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'raises an error when given an invalid parameter' do
-      expect { draw.interline_spacing('a') }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
-      expect { draw.interline_spacing([]) }.to raise_error(TypeError)
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#interword_spacing=' do
-    it 'assigns without raising an error' do
-      expect { draw.interword_spacing = 1 }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#interword_spacing' do
-    it 'accepts a valid parameter without raising an error' do
-      expect { draw.interword_spacing(1) }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'raises an error when given an invalid parameter' do
-      expect { draw.interword_spacing('a') }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
-      expect { draw.interword_spacing([]) }.to raise_error(TypeError)
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#marshal_dump', '#marshal_load' do
-    it 'marshals without an error' do
-      skip 'this spec fails on some versions of ImageMagick'
-      granite = Magick::Image.read('granite:').first
-      s = granite.to_blob { self.format = 'miff' }
-      granite = Magick::Image.from_blob(s).first
-      blue_stroke = Magick::Image.new(20, 20) { self.background_color = 'blue' }
-      s = blue_stroke.to_blob { self.format = 'miff' }
-      blue_stroke = Magick::Image.from_blob(s).first
-
-      draw.affine = Magick::AffineMatrix.new(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
-      draw.decorate = Magick::LineThroughDecoration
-      draw.encoding = 'AdobeCustom'
-      draw.gravity = Magick::CenterGravity
-      draw.fill = Magick::Pixel.from_color('red')
-      draw.stroke = Magick::Pixel.from_color('blue')
-      draw.stroke_width = 5
-      draw.fill_pattern = granite
-      draw.stroke_pattern = blue_stroke
-      draw.text_antialias = true
-      draw.font = 'Arial-Bold'
-      draw.font_family = 'arial'
-      draw.font_style = Magick::ItalicStyle
-      draw.font_stretch = Magick::CondensedStretch
-      draw.font_weight = Magick::BoldWeight
-      draw.pointsize = 12
-      draw.density = '72x72'
-      draw.align = Magick::CenterAlign
-      draw.undercolor = Magick::Pixel.from_color('green')
-      draw.kerning = 10.5
-      draw.interword_spacing = 3.75
-
-      draw.circle(20, 25, 20, 28)
-      dumped = nil
-      expect { dumped = Marshal.dump(draw) }.not_to raise_error
-      expect { Marshal.load(dumped) }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#fill_pattern' do
-    it 'accepts an Image argument' do
-      img = Magick::Image.new(20, 20)
-      expect { draw.fill_pattern = img }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'accepts an ImageList argument' do
-      img = Magick::Image.new(20, 20)
-      ilist = Magick::ImageList.new
-      ilist << img
-      expect { draw.fill_pattern = ilist }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'does not accept arbitrary arguments' do
-      expect { draw.fill_pattern = 1 }.to raise_error(NoMethodError)
-    end
-  end
-
-  describe '#stroke_pattern' do
-    it 'accepts an Image argument' do
-      img = Magick::Image.new(20, 20)
-      expect { draw.stroke_pattern = img }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'accepts an ImageList argument' do
-      img = Magick::Image.new(20, 20)
-      ilist = Magick::ImageList.new
-      ilist << img
-      expect { draw.stroke_pattern = ilist }.not_to raise_error
-    end
-
-    it 'does not accept arbitrary arguments' do
-      expect { draw.stroke_pattern = 1 }.to raise_error(NoMethodError)
-    end
-  end
-end