If you could send this stuff to me whenever your computer is working again, or better yet post it to some repository for everyone, that'd be great. My email address that I actually check frequently but avoid giving out in places were spambots may be present is n...@domain.com, where name = dsimcha and domain = gmail.
== Quote from Adam Ruppe (destructiona...@gmail.com)'s article > Try mine.... but ahhhh! My computer died on my last Wednesday, and it > hosts my dcode too! > It is a few hundred lines of D that takes a pixel array and puts out a > simple png file. Does the bare minimum I needed to get the job done, > but sounds like that's exactly what you want. > My code sounds like it will work for you, but I might not be able to > get at it until the parts arrive to fix my main computer. That'll be > middle of next week. I'll look around on other servers I have access > to and see if I can't find an old version somewhere. > On 7/24/10, dsimcha <dsim...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Is there any simple PNG lib that's: > > > > 1. Written in pure D. > > > > 2. Licensed under the Boost or zlib/libpng license, or some other license > > that is open-source, non-copyleft and doesn't require binary attribution. > > > > 3. Small enough that I could just copy/paste it into my Plot2Kill lib and > > give credit, thus avoiding dependency hell? > > > > 4. Doesn't necessarily have the best features or compression ratio in the > > world. The compression ratio just has to be decent and the features just > > have > > to include writing an array of pixels to a PNG file. I don't need anything > > fancy. > > > > I've got extracting pixels saving to .bmp files working in the DFL version > > of > > Plot2Kill and, though GDI is inherently raster based and vector formats will > > likely never be supported under DFL, I think the DFL version could be > > considered decent if it at least supported PNG out of the box, instead of > > just > > horribly wasteful BMP. However, I don't want to force users to install yet > > another dependency in addition to DFL and Plot2Kill, possibly one that > > requires having a C compiler conveniently available. > >
