Hi guys,
I found a bug, took me a while to figure out what was causing the
issue. In Manager.hx line 67, this:
public function close() : Void
{
nMagick_close();
}
should be this:
public function close() : Void
{
nMagick_close( __m );
}
Took me for a good spin around the block...
Cheers,
Aaron
Lee McColl Sylvester wrote:
You could query each of the pixels of the abstract image using
nMagick, create an array of integer values and pass that to Flash with
an image height and width requirement. Flash could then reconstruct
the image.
Lee
Aaron Fay wrote:
Hi guys,
Out of curiosity I wonder if there is a way to get the raw data
represented in an image file and pass that data into flash for
display. Mucking around in the code reveals that that __m instance
in the Manager.hx class is abstract (which I'm not totally familiar
with) and won't serialize using a borrowed serializer class. Is
there a way to cast the instance as a familiar data type (some kind
of array?) and pass it in for use with a bytearray or something?
Thanks for your input,
Aaron
Lee McColl Sylvester wrote:
Hi Aaron,
I have a statically linked version of the ndll here, which means you
won't / shouldn't need ImageMagick installed to use it. If you
like, I could email it to you. If so, what email address would you
prefer I send it to?
Regards,
Lee
Aaron Fay wrote:
Hi Lee,
I was going through the thread about nMagick and tried to follow
along (XP pro). I downloaded the source from google code, got
Visual Studio 7 up and running and spent the last 2 days trying to
get it to spit out something remotely resembling the .ndll. I
don't really know anything about C (except that it's a language)
and each attempt to fiddle my way through the project has only
resulted in more compile errors than less (the last attempt was
~4000 errors, and I think 37 warnings, mostly having to do with the
ImageMagick libraries).
Mostly I'm just looking for a simple way to resize an image in a
haXe program. Have you had a chance to compile the ndll? I
noticed some of the haXe classes are started...I wouldn't mind
trying to contribute to the class writing (it would take a little
more fiddling to figure out what the hekko I'm doing ;).
Cheers,
Aaron
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