Important notice: this branch was discontinued long ago. A new version is available.
Please visit
http://wideimage.sourceforge.net for the new version of library and documentation.
This web site will remain accessible to serve as documentation for the old versions of the library.
For help on migration, please refer
to the
migration
guide.
Most recent edit on 2007-03-22 17:32:06 by GasperKozak [fixed a link]
Additions:
Download a stable release or use the latest code from SVN trunk. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them.
Deletions:
Download a stable release or use the latest code from SVN trunk. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them.
Edited on 2007-03-03 16:25:59 by GasperKozak
Additions:
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. Instead, you can register these classes in the autoloader:
Deletions:
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. You can register these classes in it:
Edited on 2007-03-03 11:33:55 by GasperKozak
Additions:
Download a stable release or use the latest code from SVN trunk. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them.
Deletions:
Download a stable release∞ or use the latest code from SVN (trunk)∞. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them.
Edited on 2007-03-03 11:33:07 by GasperKozak
Additions:
CategoryDoc
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:49:24 by GasperKozak
Additions:
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use WideImage is to copy the lib subdirectory of the WideImage package into lib/wideimage directory of your Symfony project.
Deletions:
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use WideImage is to copy the lib subdirectory of the WideImage package into libwideimage directory of your Symfony project.
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:49:12 by GasperKozak
Additions:
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use WideImage is to copy the lib subdirectory of the WideImage package into libwideimage directory of your Symfony project.
Deletions:
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use wideimage is to copy the wideimage/lib subdirectory into libwideimage directory in your Symfony project.
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:48:36 by GasperKozak
Additions:
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use wideimage is to copy the wideimage/lib subdirectory into libwideimage directory in your Symfony project.
Deletions:
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use wideimage is to copy the wideimage/lib subdirectory into lib directory in your Symfony project.
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:47:43 by GasperKozak
Deletions:
Of course, if you installed the package in an include_path∞, you only have to specify a relative path.
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:45:56 by GasperKozak
Additions:
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. You can register these classes in it:
Using with frameworks
This differs from framework to framework, but almost all of them have some sort of autoload mechanism available.
For example, in Symfony∞, the easiest way to use wideimage is to copy the wideimage/lib subdirectory into lib directory in your Symfony project.
Deletions:
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. You have to register these classes to it:
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:43:16 by GasperKozak
Additions:
~- wiTrueColorImage (lib/TrueColorImage.class.php)
- wiPaletteImage (lib/PaletteImage.class.php)
- wiException (lib/Exception.class.php)
- wiDimension (lib/Dimension.class.php)
- wiOpFactory (lib/OpFactory.class.php)
- wiFileMapperFactory (lib/FileMapperFactory.class.php)
Deletions:
~- wiTrueColorImage (lib/TrueColorImage.class.php)
wiPaletteImage (lib/PaletteImage.class.php)
wiException (lib/Exception.class.php)
wiDimension (lib/Dimension.class.php)
wiOpFactory (lib/OpFactory.class.php)
wiFileMapperFactory (lib/FileMapperFactory.class.php)
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:42:48 by GasperKozak
Additions:
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. You have to register these classes to it:
wiImage (lib/Image.class.php)
wiTrueColorImage (lib/TrueColorImage.class.php)
wiPaletteImage (lib/PaletteImage.class.php)
wiException (lib/Exception.class.php)
wiDimension (lib/Dimension.class.php)
wiOpFactory (lib/OpFactory.class.php)
wiFileMapperFactory (lib/FileMapperFactory.class.php)
Deletions:
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. You only have to register these classes to it:
Edited on 2007-03-02 16:39:34 by GasperKozak
Additions:
Download a stable release∞ or use the latest code from SVN (trunk)∞. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them.
You only have to include one file (a bootstrap file) in order to use the library:
include('/path/to/wideimage/lib/WideImage.inc.php');
Of course, if you installed the package in an include_path∞, you only have to specify a relative path.
If you're using autoloaders of some sort (like __autoload()∞ or spl_autoload_register()∞), you don't have to include the bootstrap file. You only have to register these classes to it:
Deletions:
Download a stable release∞ or use the latest code from SVN (trunk)∞. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them. You only need the lib subdirectory to use the package.
You only have to include one file in order to use the library:
include('/path/to/WideImage.inc.php');
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-03-02 16:34:18 by GasperKozak []
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Installing WideImage
Download
Download a stable release∞ or
use the latest code from SVN (trunk)∞. Files must be stored somewhere where web server can read them. You only need the
lib subdirectory to use the package.
Including the library manually
You only have to include one file in order to use the library:
include('/path/to/WideImage.inc.php');
Using with autoloaders
