On mercredi 15 octobre 2008, Guy K. Kloss wrote:
> Here's a simple example using my object oriented Python API for LCMS
> with the ctypes library bindings. It uses numpy arrays as the native
> input/output data type of the buffers for conversion. The conversion
> uses a profile in the file system for input, and a built in profile for
> output. Here I'm converting 8 bit RGB to floating point Lab.
>
> So far I have added the basics for profile and transformation handling,
> and I've tried to automate as many things as possible to make it as easy
> to use, but with the option pass certain features in as optional
> parameters if needed. Transformations work e. g. with and without given
> output buffer. This way in-place transformations, or transformations
> into existing buffers (or images) are possible, as well as in the
> example the creation of a new suitable matrix to store the values.
>
> Any comments?
Sounds good :o)
Can you show an example for a in-place transform?
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Frédéric
http://www.gbiloba.org
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