Chipp:
Glad you liked my program <blush>
I'm using an image component that does some things internally (like
rotations and all of the stretching that I'm having so much trouble with
in Rev), but the Make White, Make Black/White, Linear, and Contrast
Stretch are all done by me, "manually".
I don't need to program in "C" to use a "C" library: Delphi can call any
"C" routine it wants to. I just don't really want to have to either 1)
tell my user that they have to go download blah blah and blah blah and
blah blah and then install them all before my program works; and 2) I
don't want to have to bundle lots of libraries with my software. Maybe
there is some way to write 3 or 4 libraries and bundle them into the
executables, but I'm not aware of it right now.
:)
Jon
Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi Jon,
I, too visited your webiste and found your cool image viewer. I do a
lot w/imageData in Rev (ButtonGadget and ImageGadget) and understand
what you're doing.
Couple of observations:
1) Are you doing this natively in Delphi? Or do you use an external
library to do the image manipulation?
2) Do you program in C? If so, you may consider rolling your own
external for Rev using the OpenSource ImageMagick libraries. They
would be able to do what it is you need in a fraction of a second.
Unfortunately, like Flash, Director and other Xtalks, it doesn't have
direct support of image gamma, black-point, white-point and other
filters. These things are typically best left to externals. Here at
Altuit, we've considered building such an external when we get the
time:-)
best,
Chipp
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