Contributed by Anonymous Monk
on Aug 16, 2000 at 23:25 UTC
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Description: Update by Corion for QAndAEditors
Anonymous Monk had to add the following to his question :
I don't know if my way to use Image::Size is wrong. What's wrong? Here is my code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI qw(:standard);
use Image::Size;
my @temp=();
my $tmp="";
@temp = imgsize("boy1.jpg");
print header();
foreach $tmp(@temp)
print "$tmp";
Answer: How can I get image height and width without using Image::Size?
contributed by lhoward There are several other modules other than
Image::Size that you can use to get
the height and width of an image. You could try
Image::Info or Image::Magick.
But if you want to avoid using modules entirely
you're going to have to learn how to read image
headers. The headers are different for different
types of images (.jpg, .png, etc...). But in general most image files
have the height and width stored
(generally as 16 or 32 bit integers) somewhere within
the first 100 bytes or so of the image.
| Answer: How can I get image height and width without using Image::Size?
contributed by fundflow I sometimes use the `file` command - it's output is
easy to parse and can deal efficiently with many
images.
The problem is that it is not very standard and so my
linux version gives more details than the solaris one
| Answer: How can I get image height and width without using Image::Size?
contributed by Anonymous Monk I have put the curly braces around the codes..
but it doesn't work.
Here is the error message:
Can't locate Image/Size.pm in @INC
What can I do?? | Answer: How can I get image height and width without using Image::Size?
contributed by Anonymous Monk I have put the curly braces around the codes.. but it doesn't work.
Here is the error message:
Can't locate Image/Size.pm in @INC
What can I do??
| Answer: How can I get image height and width without using Image::Size?
contributed by rapidwiz
I like Image::Size. (However, I was unable to get it working on an older RedHat system due to missing modules.)
You should use it if you can because it is much more efficient, as it doesn't spawn a process. Here's how:
use Image::Size;
# get the image size, and print it out
my( $width, $height ) = imgsize( $imagefile_pathname );
But if you want to do it purely using a system command and ImageMagick's identify, here's how:
# (assume identify is in the path)
chomp( my $ident = `identify -format "%w %h" "$imagefile_pathname"` );
my( $width, $height ) = split ' ', $ident;
| Answer: How can I get image height and width without using Image::Size?
contributed by Corion The problems stated after the question
could be solved by looking at what Perl prints
in response to the above code :
syntax error at tmp.pl line 14, near ")
print"
Execution of tmp.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
Which means that Perl does want curly braces
around the code to be processed in a foreach
loop. |
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