It works but sometimes image has wrong offset inside image frame.
I add this:
sizeObject( xsize, ysize, obj )
setImageOffset(0, 0, obj)
In my appliction offser has always to be 0.
This fuction don't work if there are a PDF inside the image frame.
I'm studying on a workaround...
Il 25/03/2013 18.45, Craig Bradney ha scritto:
> We should be exposing the internal function to scripter rather than adding
> more code to scripter. However if that function works it will do the job for
> now.
>
> Craig
>
>
>
> On 26/03/2013, at 3:45, Stefano Danzi <s.danzi at hawai.it> wrote:
>
>> This morning I've had a flash of inspiration and above a function to do
>> "adjust frame to image" using script.
>> Function need PIL library. It's soo simple... Maybe a Columbus egg? :-)
>>
>> def adjustFrameToImage (obj) :
>> ## Adjust Frame to Image
>> ## First select the frame of the image
>>
>> imagepath=getImageFile(obj)
>> im = Image.open(imagepath)
>>
>> xpix_size, ypix_size = im.size
>> xdpi, ydpi = im.info['dpi']
>>
>> saveUnit = getUnit()
>> setUnit(UNIT_INCHES)
>>
>> xsize = float(xpix_size) / float(xdpi)
>> ysize = float(ypix_size) / float(ydpi)
>>
>> sizeObject( xsize, ysize, obj )
>>
>> #Uncomment to see this info on terminal
>> #print('xpix_size,ypix_size = (%d, %d); xdpi,ydpi = (%d,
>> %d)'%(xpix_size, xpix_size,xdpi, ydpi))
>> #print('X %.10f in, Y %.10f in'%(xsize, ysize))
>>
>> setUnit(saveUnit)
>>
>>
>>
>> Il 10/11/2012 17.20, Mark Heieis ha scritto:
>>> Greg,
>>>
>>> Thanks for the tip. I was thinking about this kind of approach as well,
>>> since I already manage the autorotate to correct for image orientation. I
>>> would just add the frame adjustment at the same time.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2012-11-09 17:06, Gregory Pittman wrote:
>>>> On 11/09/2012 12:14 PM, Mark Heieis wrote:
>>>>> Hello
>>>>>
>>>>> Is there a scripting api that mimics the "Adjusts Frame to Image"
>>>>> capability in the UI along the lines of "setScaleImageToFrame()"? So far,
>>>>> I haven't found that functionality in the API documentation. So wondering
>>>>> whether I missed it, it's undocumented or it doesn't exist.
>>>> If you look at the versions of Infobox.py that use PIL (Python imaging
>>>> library), this is a trivial thing to accomplish.
>>>>
>>>> Using the Image module:
>>>>
>>>> im = Image.open(imageload)
>>>> xsize, ysize = im.size
>>>>
>>>> and once you have xsize, ysize you use these to size the frame to the
>>>> image, or use some fraction of each and setScaleImageToFrame().
>>>>
>>>> Greg
>>>>
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