Object oriented C++ image editor application
Author: Brian Veber, contact: bveber@uoregon.edu
Imagine Image is a object oriented C++ image editor that implements logging and exception handling, virtual functions, inheritance, file I/O and more. It comes with the following features (which can be stacked):
* LRCombine - takes two input images that have same height and makes a single image where they're combined left-to-right
* TBCombine - takes two input images that have same width and makes a single image where they're combined left-to-right
* HalfSize - splits the length and width of the image in half
* Blend - takes two images of same w and h and blends them according to the degree of user-inputted blend factor
* Blur - blurs an image
* Subtract - finds the difference between two input images
* Rotate - performs a 90-degree clockwise rotation on an image
* Mirror - performs a horizontal left/right on an image
* Grayscale - removes color out of an image
* ConstantColor - takes a color and a size, and produces an image of that size with that color
* Shrinker - shrinks an image
To run Imagine Image, go to your command terminal and cd to your imagine image directory. Head to the file main3G.C and edit the main as necessary for what operations listed above you want to perform on your input image. Then run make on the command line. Once the process has completed, run ./<name of your executable> <your input image.pnm> <your desired output image file name>. The application will then create your output image in the folder you're in to which you can do with as you wish!
- Running the default main3G.C filters on this image:
Produces an image with the following result:
- This program was tested against 85 stress tests (found in CIS330/3H on my github) created by colleagues and professors and passed 85/85 tests:
- This program was also tested with valgrind. No memory leaks were found:
