rmagick 4.1.0.rc2 → 4.1.0

data/examples/constitute.rb

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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby -w
-require 'rmagick'
-
-f = Magick::Image.read('../doc/ex/images/Flower_Hat.jpg').first
-pixels = f.dispatch(0, 0, f.columns, f.rows, 'RGB')
-image = Magick::Image.constitute(f.columns, f.rows, 'RGB', pixels)
-image.write('constitute.png')

data/examples/crop_with_gravity.rb

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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby -w
-
-#=======================================================#
-# Thanks to Robert Wagner for the idea of allowing a    #
-# GravityType instead of the x- and y-offset arguments! #
-#=======================================================#
-
-# Demo the use of the GravityType argument to Image#crop.
-
-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-shorts = Image.read('../doc/ex/images/Shorts.jpg').first
-
-regwidth = shorts.columns / 2
-regheight = shorts.rows / 2
-
-mask = Image.new(regwidth, regheight) { self.background_color = 'white' }
-mask.alpha(Magick::ActivateAlphaChannel)
-mask.quantum_operator(SetQuantumOperator, 0.50 * QuantumRange, AlphaChannel)
-
-black = Image.new(shorts.columns, shorts.rows) { self.background_color = 'black' }
-pairs = ImageList.new
-
-[NorthWestGravity, NorthGravity, NorthEastGravity,
- WestGravity, CenterGravity, EastGravity,
- SouthWestGravity, SouthGravity, SouthEastGravity].each do |gravity|
-  pattern = shorts.composite(mask, gravity, OverCompositeOp)
-  cropped = shorts.crop(gravity, regwidth, regheight)
-  result = black.composite(cropped, gravity, OverCompositeOp)
-  result.border_color = 'white'
-  pairs << pattern
-  pairs << result
-end
-
-# Montage into a single image
-montage = pairs.montage do
-  self.geometry = "#{pairs.columns}x#{pairs.rows}+0+0"
-  self.tile = '6x3'
-  self.border_width = 1
-end
-montage.write('crop_with_gravity.png')
-# montage.display

data/examples/demo.rb

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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby -w
-#
-# Simple demo program for RMagick
-#
-# Concept and algorithms lifted from Magick++ demo script written
-# by Bob Friesenhahn.
-#
-require 'rmagick'
-include Magick
-
-#
-#   RMagick version of Magick++/demo/demo.cpp
-#
-
-Font = 'Helvetica'
-
-begin
-  puts 'Read images...'
-
-  model = ImageList.new('../doc/ex/images/model.miff')
-  model.border_color = 'black'
-  model.background_color = 'black'
-  model.cur_image[:Label] = 'RMagick'
-
-  smile = ImageList.new('../doc/ex/images/smile.miff')
-  smile.border_color = 'black'
-  smile.cur_image[:Label] = 'Smile'
-
-  #
-  #   Create image stack
-  #
-  puts 'Creating thumbnails'
-
-  # Construct an initial list containing five copies of a null
-  # image. This will give us room to fit the logo at the top.
-  # Notice I specify the width and height of the images via the
-  # optional "size" attribute in the parm block associated with
-  # the read method. There are two more examples of this, below.
-  example = ImageList.new
-  5.times { example.read('NULL:black') { self.size = '70x70' } }
-
-  puts '   add noise...'
-  example << model.add_noise(LaplacianNoise)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Add Noise'
-
-  puts '   annotate...'
-  example << model.cur_image.copy
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Annotate'
-  draw = Draw.new
-  draw.annotate(example, 0, 0, 0, 20, 'RMagick') do
-    self.pointsize = 18
-    self.font = Font
-    self.stroke = 'gold'
-    self.fill = 'gold'
-    self.gravity = NorthGravity
-  end
-
-  puts '   blur...'
-  example << model.blur_image(0.0, 1.5)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Blur'
-
-  puts '   border...'
-  example << model.border(6, 6, 'gold')
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Border'
-
-  puts '   channel...'
-  example << model.channel(RedChannel)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Channel'
-
-  puts '   charcoal...'
-  example << model.charcoal
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Charcoal'
-
-  puts '   composite...'
-  example << model.composite(smile, 35, 65, OverCompositeOp)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Composite'
-
-  puts '   contrast...'
-  example << model.contrast(false)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Contrast'
-
-  puts '   convolve...'
-  kernel = [1, 1, 1, 1, 4, 1, 1, 1, 1]
-  example << model.convolve(3, kernel)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Convolve'
-
-  puts '   crop...'
-  example << model.crop(25, 50, 80, 80)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Crop'
-
-  puts '   despeckle...'
-  example << model.despeckle
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Despeckle'
-
-  puts '   draw...'
-  example << model.cur_image.copy
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Draw'
-  gc = Draw.new
-  gc.fill 'black'
-  gc.fill_opacity 0
-  gc.stroke 'gold'
-  gc.stroke_width 2
-  gc.circle 60, 90, 60, 120
-  gc.draw(example)
-
-  puts '   edge...'
-  example << model.edge(0)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Detect Edges'
-
-  puts '   emboss...'
-  example << model.emboss
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Emboss'
-
-  puts '   equalize...'
-  example << model.equalize
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Equalize'
-
-  puts '   explode...'
-  example << model.implode(-1)
-  example.background_color = '#000000ff'
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Explode'
-
-  puts '   flip...'
-  example << model.flip
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Flip'
-
-  puts '   flop...'
-  example << model.flop
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Flop'
-
-  puts '   frame...'
-  example << model.frame
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Frame'
-
-  puts '   gamma...'
-  example << model.gamma_correct(1.6)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Gamma'
-
-  puts '   gaussian blur...'
-  example << model.gaussian_blur(1, 1.5)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Gaussian Blur'
-
-  # To add an Image in one of ImageMagick's built-in formats,
-  # call the read method. The filename specifies the format and
-  # any parameters it needs. The gradient format can be created in
-  # any size. Specify the desired size by assigning it, in the form
-  # "WxH", to the optional "size" attribute in the block associated
-  # with the read method. Here we create a gradient image that is
-  # the same size as the model image.
-  puts '   gradient...'
-  example.read('gradient:#20a0ff-#ffff00') do
-    self.size = Geometry.new(model.columns, model.rows)
-  end
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Gradient'
-
-  puts '   grayscale...'
-  example << model.cur_image.quantize(256, GRAYColorspace)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Grayscale'
-
-  puts '   implode...'
-  example << model.implode(0.5)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Implode'
-
-  puts '   median filter...'
-  example << model.median_filter(0)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Median Filter'
-
-  puts '   modulate...'
-  example << model.modulate(1.10, 1.10, 1.10)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Modulate'
-
-  puts '   monochrome...'
-  example << model.cur_image.quantize(2, GRAYColorspace, false)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Monochrome'
-
-  puts '   negate...'
-  example << model.negate
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Negate'
-
-  puts '   normalize...'
-  example << model.normalize
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Normalize'
-
-  puts '   oil paint...'
-  example << model.oil_paint(3.0)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Oil Paint'
-
-  # The plasma format is very similar to the gradient format, above.
-  puts '   plasma...'
-  example.read('plasma:fractal') do
-    self.size = Geometry.new(model.columns, model.rows)
-  end
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Plasma'
-
-  puts '   quantize...'
-  example << model.cur_image.quantize
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Quantize'
-
-  puts '   raise...'
-  example << model.raise
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Raise'
-
-  puts '   reduce noise...'
-  example << model.reduce_noise(3.0)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Reduce Noise'
-
-  puts '   resize...'
-  example << model.resize(0.50)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Resize'
-
-  puts '   roll...'
-  example << model.roll(20, 10)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Roll'
-
-  puts '   rotate...'
-  example << model.rotate(45).transparent('black')
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Rotate'
-
-  puts '   scale...'
-  example << model.scale(0.60)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Scale'
-
-  puts '   segment...'
-  example << model.segment
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Segment'
-
-  puts '   shade...'
-  example << model.shade(false, 30, 30)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Shade'
-
-  puts '   sharpen...'
-  example << model.sharpen(0.0, 1.0)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Sharpen'
-
-  puts '   shave...'
-  example << model.shave(10, 10)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Shave'
-
-  puts '   shear...'
-  example << model.shear(45, 45).transparent('black')
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Shear'
-
-  puts '   spread...'
-  example << model.spread(3)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Spread'
-
-  puts '   solarize...'
-  example << model.solarize(50.0)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Solarize'
-
-  puts '   swirl...'
-  temp = model.copy
-  temp.background_color = '#000000ff'
-  example << temp.swirl(90)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Swirl'
-
-  puts '   unsharp mask...'
-  example << model.unsharp_mask(0.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.05)
-  example.cur_image[:Label] = 'Unsharp Mask'
-
-  puts '   wave...'
-  temp = model.copy
-  temp.cur_image[:Label] = 'Wave'
-  temp.alpha(Magick::ActivateAlphaChannel)
-  temp.background_color = '#000000ff'
-  example << temp.wave(25, 150)
-
-  #
-  #   Create image montage - notice the optional
-  #   montage parameters are supplied via a block
-  #
-
-  puts 'Montage images...'
-
-  montage = example.montage do
-    self.geometry = '130x194+10+5>'
-    self.gravity = CenterGravity
-    self.border_width = 1
-    rows = (example.size + 4) / 5
-    self.tile = Geometry.new(5, rows)
-    self.compose = OverCompositeOp
-
-    # Use the ImageMagick built-in "granite" format
-    # as the background texture.
-
-    #       self.texture = Image.read("granite:").first
-    self.background_color = 'white'
-    self.font = Font
-    self.pointsize = 18
-    self.fill = '#600'
-    self.filename = 'RMagick Demo'
-    #       self.shadow = true
-    #       self.frame = "20x20+4+4"
-  end
-
-  # Add the ImageMagick logo to the top of the montage. The "logo:"
-  # format is a fixed-size image, so I don't need to specify a size.
-  puts 'Adding logo image...'
-  logo = Image.read('logo:').first
-  if /GraphicsMagick/.match Magick_version
-    logo.resize!(200.0 / logo.rows)
-  else
-    logo.crop!(98, 0, 461, 455).resize!(0.45)
-  end
-
-  # Create a new Image for the composited montage and logo
-  montage_image = ImageList.new
-  montage_image << montage.composite(logo, 245, 0, OverCompositeOp)
-
-  # Write the result to a file
-  montage_image.compression = RLECompression
-  montage_image.alpha(Magick::DeactivateAlphaChannel)
-  puts 'Writing image ./rm_demo_out.png'
-  montage_image.write 'rm_demo_out.png'
-
-# Uncomment the following lines to display image to screen
-# puts "Displaying image..."
-# montage_image.display
-rescue StandardError
-  puts "Caught exception: #{$ERROR_INFO}"
-end
-
-exit

data/examples/describe.rb

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-# Purpose: Demonstrate getting information from the image attributes.
-# Usage: describe.rb filename1 [filename2...]
-# Notes: The output is similar to ImageMagick's identify command.
-
-require 'rmagick'
-
-puts <<END_INFO
-
-This example shows how to extract attributes from an image.
-
-END_INFO
-
-if ARGV.length.zero?
-  puts 'Specify one or more image filenames as arguments.'
-  exit
-end
-
-ARGV.each do |file|
-  puts file
-  img = Magick::Image.read(file).first
-  puts "   Format: #{img.format}"
-  puts "   Geometry: #{img.columns}x#{img.rows}"
-  puts '   Class: ' + case img.class_type
-                      when Magick::DirectClass
-                        'DirectClass'
-                      when Magick::PseudoClass
-                        'PseudoClass'
-                      end
-  puts "   Depth: #{img.depth} bits-per-pixel"
-  puts "   Colors: #{img.number_colors}"
-  puts "   Filesize: #{img.filesize}"
-  puts "   Resolution: #{img.x_resolution.to_i}x#{img.y_resolution.to_i} "\
-       "pixels/#{img.units == Magick::PixelsPerInchResolution ? 'inch' : 'centimeter'}"
-
-  next if img.properties.empty?
-
-  puts '   Properties:'
-  img.properties do |name, value|
-    puts %(      #{name} = "#{value}")
-  end
-end

data/examples/find_similar_region.rb

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-require 'rmagick'
-
-#   The Image#find_similar_region searches for a region in the image
-#   similar to the target. This example uses a rectangle from the image
-#   as the target, assuring that find_similar_region will succeed.
-
-#   Draw a red rectangle over the image that shows where the target matched.
-
-img = Magick::Image.read('../doc/ex/images/Flower_Hat.jpg').first
-target = img.crop(21, 94, 118, 126)
-
-begin
-  res = img.find_similar_region(target)
-  if res
-    gc = Magick::Draw.new
-    gc.stroke('red')
-    gc.stroke_width(2)
-    gc.fill('none')
-    gc.rectangle(res[0], res[1], res[0] + target.columns, res[1] + target.rows)
-    gc.draw(img)
-    img.alpha(Magick::DeactivateAlphaChannel)
-    puts "Found similar region. Writing `find_similar_region.gif'..."
-    img.write('find_similar_region.gif')
-  else
-    puts 'No match!'
-  end
-rescue NotImplementedError
-  warn <<-END_MSG
-    The find_similar_region method is not supported by this version of
-    ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick.
-  END_MSG
-end
-
-exit