PDF_open_image

(PHP 4 >= 4.0.5, PECL pdflib >= 1.0.0)

PDF_open_image — Use image data [deprecated]

说明

int PDF_open_image ( resource $p , string $imagetype , string $source , string $data , int $length , int $width , int $height , int $components , int $bpc , string $params )

Uses image data from a variety of data sources.

This function is deprecated since PDFlib version 5, use virtual files and PDF_load_image() instead.

PHP手册 - N: Use image data [deprecated]

用户评论:

K (24-Apr-2003 01:36)

Ok, according to the PDFlib docs, bpc - only for imagetype raw (required in this case). The number of bits per component. Must be 1,2,4 or 8 components - only for imagetype raw (required in this case). The number of image components. Must be 1, 3 or 4. Read the docs (page 171) for a full list of params I assume are used for the last argument.

tfraser at jeffsys dot net (05-Mar-2003 09:41)

If you want to open a TIFF image, you have to use pdf_open_image_file(). If you want to open a TIFF image from memory, you'll have to wait until version 5. I gleaned this from the PDFlib folks themselves: > from rp@pdflib.com The only way to open TIFF with PDFlib 4 is to open it from file. But in PDFlib 5 (http://www.pdflib.com/beta/) we add a virtual file system, so you can easy open a file from memory.

lindsayNOSPAM at NOSPAMdingos dot net (20-Dec-2002 02:42)

if you ahve pdflib v4 or higher, you may also use TIFF images, by specifying 'tiff' in the image type. checked the pdflib documentation, tried it out, it works.

nils at deviant dot no (16-Jan-2002 01:00)

a quick example: $pdfimage = pdf_open_image_file($pdf, "jpeg", "test.jpg"); pdf_place_image($pdf, $pdfimage, 10, 10, 0.6); ... pdf_close etc..

bob at nijman dot de (02-Aug-2001 04:05)

mark troyan wrote: > Can you use the PDF_open_image to handle gif's? How? and Thomas Merz answered: Nope. Unfortunately PDF supports _nearly_ everything needed to decode GIFs internally (as with JPEG), but some minor feature is missing. It seems Adobe also realized this -- they added the missing link in PostScript 3, so chances are it will appear in PDF 1.4 or something... Since the PDF_open_image() interface is meant for dumping the image data to the PDF without any further interpretation, it can't support GIF. Found at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pdflib/message/301

bob at nijman dot de (02-Aug-2001 01:54)

For good and easy to understand examples on images in PDFs go to http://www.dynamicwebpages.de/50.tutorials.php?dwp_tutorialID=13 (It's in german, but the sources alone will be a great help and inspiration :-))