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 2009-03-13 10:04:23 by GasperKozak
Additions:
Currently not supported, but may change
- Special API for drawing (shapes, lines). WideImage supports drawing through WideImage_Canvas class with mappings to image* functions available in GD2.
- Advanced text features. WideImage supports basic text rendering.
- Advanced support for GIF animations. WideImage supports GIFs as much as GD2 extension does.
Deletions:
Currently not supported, but planned
drawing (shapes, lines),
text.
See Roadmap for more.
No support planned
- GIF animations,
- advanced drawing (i.e. rotated alpha-blended polygons with textures).
Edited on 2007-06-10 16:22:49 by GasperKozak
Additions:
WideImage is meant to be an easy-to use image manipulation library for the most commonly used operations. Its purpose is neither to offer an object-oriented interface to the GD library, nor to cover up for GD's bugs and lack of certain features.
Currently not supported, but planned
- drawing (shapes, lines),
- text.
See Roadmap for more.
No support planned
- GIF animations,
- advanced drawing (i.e. rotated alpha-blended polygons with textures).
You can still write your own code or use another library to manipulate images through the wiImage::getHandle() method, which returns the php image resource.
Deletions:
WideImage is meant to be an easy-to use image manipulation library for the most commonly wanted operations. It's purpose is not to offer an object-oriented interface to the GD library, nor to cover up for GD's bugs and lack of certain features.
An example of what WideImage doesn't support is imagepolygon()∞. You can still use this (and other) functions on image objects, through the getHandle() method, which returns the php image resource.
Some features, like writing text on images, are planned for next releases, see Roadmap.
Edited on 2007-05-02 08:40:31 by GasperKozak
Additions:
An example of what WideImage doesn't support is imagepolygon()∞. You can still use this (and other) functions on image objects, through the getHandle() method, which returns the php image resource.
Some features, like writing text on images, are planned for next releases, see Roadmap.
Deletions:
An example of what WideImage doesn't support is [http://www.php.net/imagepolygon∞ imagepolygon()]. You can still use this (and other) functions on image objects, through the getHandle() method, which returns the php image resource.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-05-02 08:39:35 by GasperKozak []
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Limitations
WideImage is meant to be an easy-to use image manipulation library for the most commonly wanted operations. It's purpose is not to offer an object-oriented interface to the GD library, nor to cover up for GD's bugs and lack of certain features.
An example of what WideImage doesn't support is [
http://www.php.net/imagepolygon∞ imagepolygon()]. You can still use this (and other) functions on image objects, through the getHandle() method, which returns the php image resource.
