[android-developers] Re: Android append 2 image source files

2009-09-24 Thread Streets Of Boston

What is 'append'?

Two images stitched together? One on the right, the other on the left?
Or one above the other?
Or one merged inside the other (overlay)
What if they are of different size?

You have to be more specific about what you ask :)

On Sep 24, 4:51 am, Isuru danagalle iisuru@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi All,
      Anybody tried to append 2 jpeg files in android?
 i.e: a.jpeg and b.jpeg sd be appended and sd give one c.jpeg image file
 consist of both images.

 Any idea?

 Thanks
 Isuru
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[android-developers] Re: Android append 2 image source files

2009-09-24 Thread Justin (Google Employee)

The general algorithm would be to load both images into Bitmaps, then
get the pixels of each Bitmap. Determine the image size you need to
combine the two and create a new Bitmap with these dimensions. Then
use setPixels to write the combined image into the Bitmap object and
finally write the combined image back to disk.

Cheers,
Justin
Android Team @ Google

On Sep 24, 7:40 am, Streets Of Boston flyingdutc...@gmail.com wrote:
 What is 'append'?

 Two images stitched together? One on the right, the other on the left?
 Or one above the other?
 Or one merged inside the other (overlay)
 What if they are of different size?

 You have to be more specific about what you ask :)

 On Sep 24, 4:51 am, Isuru danagalle iisuru@gmail.com wrote:

  Hi All,
       Anybody tried to append 2 jpeg files in android?
  i.e: a.jpeg and b.jpeg sd be appended and sd give one c.jpeg image file
  consist of both images.

  Any idea?

  Thanks
  Isuru


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[android-developers] Re: Android append 2 image source files

2009-09-24 Thread Streets Of Boston

Or you could draw both images (bitmapA and bitmapB loaded from the 2
original jpegs)  onto a canvas that is backed by another empty bitmap
(bitmapC). Then you call compress(...) on bitmapC to save it to a
jpeg.

Both Justin's and my method will have some image degradation,
depending on how you save the final bitmap back to disk. If you save
the final one (bitmapC) as JPEG, even when you set quality-level to
100, you will get some degradation of image quality. Saving it as PNG
may circumvent this.

But you still need to figure out *how* to combine the two. :-)

On Sep 24, 3:12 pm, Justin (Google Employee) j...@google.com
wrote:
 The general algorithm would be to load both images into Bitmaps, then
 get the pixels of each Bitmap. Determine the image size you need to
 combine the two and create a new Bitmap with these dimensions. Then
 use setPixels to write the combined image into the Bitmap object and
 finally write the combined image back to disk.

 Cheers,
 Justin
 Android Team @ Google

 On Sep 24, 7:40 am, Streets Of Boston flyingdutc...@gmail.com wrote:



  What is 'append'?

  Two images stitched together? One on the right, the other on the left?
  Or one above the other?
  Or one merged inside the other (overlay)
  What if they are of different size?

  You have to be more specific about what you ask :)

  On Sep 24, 4:51 am, Isuru danagalle iisuru@gmail.com wrote:

   Hi All,
        Anybody tried to append 2 jpeg files in android?
   i.e: a.jpeg and b.jpeg sd be appended and sd give one c.jpeg image file
   consist of both images.

   Any idea?

   Thanks
   Isuru- Hide quoted text -

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