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Is there a chance to use the image processing possibilities of bgpaint (/shear, /mirror, ...) with a t:heximage component?

Kind regards,
Markus

Hi,

no, there is no directy way...
But some indirect way: you can build images out of bgpaint.

Example:

/bgpaint(210,200):rectangle(0,0,100%,100%,#000000);...
...is an image that you can use everyhwere where IMAGE is referenced (e.g. in the normal IMAGE component).

In the bgpaint you can add all painting commands, and there is also one with drawing heximages, e.g.
/bgpaint(210,200):heximage(0,0,210,200,08FF40324672849CDFE...,lefttop)

Then you can prepend the normal shearing caommands:

/shear(...):/bpaint:...

...and the result is (should be) a sheared image.

So...: replace you HEXIMAGE by IMAGE, build up a corresponding IMAGE attribute...

Regards, Björn

Hi,

if I use t:image with the image attribute set to the value
heximage(15,15,30,30,FFD8FFE... 940 hexchars following ...,centermiddle)
nothing is displayed.

A t:heximage component works if I set the hexdata attribute to the same value (i.e. the pure 947 hexchars).

What is the meaning of the leading slash and the separation by colon instead of semicolon?
The documentation uses only the semicolon (;) to separate processing steps
and nowhere I could find a slash in front of a processing command (e.g. rectangle).

Kind regards,
Markus