Jerry,
I'll offer a couple of other alternatives:
1) Use Quartz Composer to do the transformation for you. You should
be able to build a composition with just a few (2?) patches. You can
even bind the parameters for the composition to controls on your UI
using Interface builder.
2) Use Core Image. You can pass your original CIImage to the
CIAffineTransform CIFIlter. The resulting (transformed) CIImage can
be used to init an NSBitmapImageRep. From there you can get back the
NSImage you are looking for.
later,
douglas
On Feb 28, 2009, at 10:31 PM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
I understand that NSAffineTransform can rotate an image while you're
drawing it. But is there any way to rotate an image and get a new
image? Something like:
NSImage* imageUp = [NSImage imageNamed:@"BaseImage"] ;
NSImage* imageLeft = [imageUp myRotateByDegrees:90] ;
...
How could I implement -[NSImage myRotateByDegrees] ?
(The reason is that I want images rotated in four directions to
which I can bind the 'image' binding of buttons that open/close
drawers on the bottom, top, left or right window edge.
Jerry Krinock
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