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DY imageFX - Image Processing project
By: Yusuf Shakeel
Date: 26-Jan-2014 Sunday
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This project is in development stage so files will get modified quite often.
I have used Netbeans IDE 7.3.1 for this project. It is a free software and you can download it from netbeans.org.
- Java-Image-Processing-Project Project link.
- DYimageFX-jar Project JAR file - contains classes and packages that can be used in the project.
- DYimageFX-javadoc Contains the JAVADOC of the project code.
- DYimageFX-project The complete project source code - created using NetBeans IDE.
- LICENSE
- README.md
Download DYimageFX-jar file to use it in your project.
Download DYimageFX-javadoc for more details.
You can also download the entire project code.
- Download the DYimageFX-.jar file.
- Add the jar file in the class path of your IDE [NetBeans, JCreator etc]
- Write import dyimagefx.*; to import the classes and packages.
This video will help you to add JAR file in your JAVA project in NetBeans IDE
For instance, if you want to import the dyimagefx classes inside your Test.java file, then write the following line
import dyimagefx.*;
inside your Test.java file.
So your Test.java file may look something like this
import java.io.*;
import dyimagefx.*;
public class Test{
//your code goes here...
}//class Test ends here
Following are the ways of creating MyImage object.
MyImage iobj = new MyImage();
This will create an object iobj whose dimension is still not initialized. This is useful if you already have an image on your computer and want to store that image in iobj.
MyImage iobj = new MyImage(100,200);
This will create an object iobj of dimension 100x200. This is useful if you want to create your own image or want to generate a random image.
MyImage iobjClone = new MyImage(iobj);
This will create an object iobjClone which will be a clone of an already created object iobj.
1.Create MyImage object.
MyImage iobj = new MyImage();
2.Read the image file. For instance, if you want to read Taj.jpg image file which is in D: then type
iobj.readImage("D:\\Taj.jpg");
Now you are ready to perform image processing operations.
1.Create MyImage object. For instance, if you want to have an image of width 100 and height 200 type the following
MyImage iobj = new MyImage(100,200);
2.Call the createRandomImage() method of ImageFX class. This will create a random image.
ImageFX.createRandomImage(iobj);
Writing an image to a file is very simple. For instance, consider that you have created a MyImage object iobj and have created a random image and now you want to save your image in D: by the name Pic.jpg. For this you have to write the following line
iobj.writeImage("D:\\Pic.jpg");
Similarly, if you want to save your image in D: by the name Pic.png then you have to write
iobj.writeImage("D:\\Pic.png");