Hi Ian,
On 9 Jul 2006, at 10:46, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
On Jul 9, 2006, at 2:12 AM, Ian Wood wrote:
A player object also doesn't have the image size limitation of
image objects on OS X.
Thanks, but this also reminds me of another question. I could
swear that just the other day someone posted some code that allows
you get the proper dimensions of an image. Does anyone still have
that email?
Thanks,
-Garrett
Once the file is loaded up you can get the formattedWidth and
formattedHeight of the player or image.
On OS X 10.3 and above you can also use Image Events via
Applescript, in a similar way to being able to convert formats. Of
course, that's not much use fro cross-platform work...
Here is a little script that will display the dimensions of any QT/OS
X compatible image file:
...
answer file "select image..."
put QUOTE & it & QUOTE into bild
## "bild" = german for image
get shell("sips -g pixelHeight" && bild)
put last word of it into tHeight
get shell("sips -g pixelWidth" && bild)
put last word of it into tWidth
put tWidth & "," & tHeight into fld 1
...
IT comes in this format:
/Volumes/Ablage/RRMC/image.png
pixelHeight: 162
Hope that helps.
Ian
Regards
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.major-k.de
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