RemoveRedeye() public static method

public static RemoveRedeye ( Gdk src, Gdk area ) : Gdk.Pixbuf
src Gdk
area Gdk
return Gdk.Pixbuf
Exemplo n.º 1
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        protected override Pixbuf Process(Pixbuf input, Cms.Profile input_profile)
        {
            Gdk.Rectangle area = new Gdk.Rectangle(State.Selection.x, State.Selection.y,
                                                   State.Selection.width, State.Selection.height);
            int threshold = Preferences.Get <int> (Preferences.EDIT_REDEYE_THRESHOLD);

            return(PixbufUtils.RemoveRedeye(input, area, threshold));
        }
Exemplo n.º 2
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        protected override Pixbuf Process(Pixbuf input, Cms.Profile input_profile)
        {
            Rectangle selection = FSpot.Utils.PixbufUtils.TransformOrientation((int)State.PhotoImageView.PixbufOrientation <= 4 ? input.Width : input.Height,
                                                                               (int)State.PhotoImageView.PixbufOrientation <= 4 ? input.Height : input.Width,
                                                                               State.Selection, State.PhotoImageView.PixbufOrientation);
            int threshold = Preferences.Get <int> (Preferences.EDIT_REDEYE_THRESHOLD);

            return(PixbufUtils.RemoveRedeye(input, selection, threshold));
        }
Exemplo n.º 3
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        // FIXME this design sucks, I'm just doing it this way while
        // I redesign the editing system.
        private void ProcessImage(bool redeye)
        {
            int x, y, width, height;

            if (!photo_view.GetSelection(out x, out y, out width, out height))
            {
                string msg  = Catalog.GetString("No selection available");
                string desc = Catalog.GetString("This tool requires an active selection. Please select a region of the photo and try the operation again");

                HigMessageDialog md = new HigMessageDialog((Gtk.Window) this.Toplevel, DialogFlags.DestroyWithParent,
                                                           Gtk.MessageType.Error, ButtonsType.Ok,
                                                           msg,
                                                           desc);

                md.Run();
                md.Destroy();
                return;
            }

            Photo photo = (Photo)Item.Current;

            try {
                Pixbuf original_pixbuf = photo_view.CompletePixbuf();
                if (original_pixbuf == null)
                {
                    return;
                }

                Pixbuf edited;
                if (redeye)
                {
                    Gdk.Rectangle area = new Gdk.Rectangle(x, y, width, height);
                    edited = PixbufUtils.RemoveRedeye(original_pixbuf,
                                                      area,
                                                      (int)Preferences.Get(Preferences.EDIT_REDEYE_THRESHOLD));
                }
                else             // Crop (I told you it was ugly)
                {
                    edited = new Pixbuf(original_pixbuf.Colorspace,
                                        original_pixbuf.HasAlpha, original_pixbuf.BitsPerSample,
                                        width, height);

                    original_pixbuf.CopyArea(x, y, width, height, edited, 0, 0);
                }

                bool create_version = photo.DefaultVersionId == Photo.OriginalVersionId;
                photo.SaveVersion(edited, create_version);
                ((PhotoQuery)query).Commit(Item.Index);

                // FIXME the fact that the selection doesn't go away is a bug in ImageView, it should
                // be fixed there.
                photo_view.Pixbuf = edited;
                original_pixbuf.Dispose();
                photo_view.UnsetSelection();

                photo_view.Fit = true;

                if (PhotoChanged != null)
                {
                    PhotoChanged(this);
                }
            } catch (System.Exception e) {
                ShowError(e, photo);
            }
        }