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Applied my "patch" which refactors the complete codebase to have IEffect support, this is an interface which can be used to supply effects to a bitmap. These effects can now be passed to the OutputSettings (which now is called SurfaceOutputSettings) to control how the output is modified. This is very useful for e.g. OCR which needs a grayscale & resized image.

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RKrom 2012-12-12 09:51:41 +00:00
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Greenshot/Drawing/Surface.cs
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@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ using Greenshot.IniFile;
using Greenshot.Drawing.Filters;
using System.Drawing.Drawing2D;
using GreenshotPlugin.Controls;
using Greenshot.Core;
namespace Greenshot.Drawing {
@ -896,61 +897,14 @@ namespace Greenshot.Drawing {
/// Apply a bitmap effect to the surface
/// </summary>
/// <param name="effect"></param>
public void ApplyBitmapEffect(Effects effect) {
public void ApplyBitmapEffect(IEffect effect) {
BackgroundForm backgroundForm = new BackgroundForm("Effect", "Please wait");
backgroundForm.Show();
Application.DoEvents();
try {
Rectangle imageRectangle = new Rectangle(Point.Empty, Image.Size);
Bitmap newImage = null;
Point offset = new Point(-1,-1);
switch (effect) {
case Effects.Shadow:
newImage = ImageHelper.CreateShadow((Bitmap)Image, 1f, 9, ref offset, PixelFormat.Format32bppArgb); //Image.PixelFormat);
break;
case Effects.TornEdge:
using (Bitmap tmpImage = ImageHelper.CreateTornEdge((Bitmap)Image)) {
newImage = ImageHelper.CreateShadow(tmpImage, 1f, 7, ref offset, PixelFormat.Format32bppArgb); //Image.PixelFormat);
}
break;
case Effects.Border:
newImage = ImageHelper.CreateBorder((Bitmap)Image, 2, Color.Black, Image.PixelFormat, out offset);
break;
case Effects.Grayscale:
newImage = ImageHelper.CreateGrayscale((Bitmap)Image);
break;
case Effects.Invert:
newImage = ImageHelper.CreateNegative((Bitmap)Image);
break;
case Effects.RotateClockwise:
case Effects.RotateCounterClockwise:
RotateFlipType rotateFlipType = RotateFlipType.Rotate270FlipNone;
if (effect == Effects.RotateClockwise) {
rotateFlipType = RotateFlipType.Rotate90FlipNone;
}
// Do not rotate the drawable containers until this works!
//MakeUndoable(new DrawableContainerBoundsChangeMemento(elements.AsIDrawableContainerList()), false);
//foreach (DrawableContainer drawableContainer in elements) {
// if (drawableContainer.CanRotate) {
// drawableContainer.Rotate(rotateFlipType);
// }
//}
newImage = ImageHelper.RotateFlip((Bitmap)Image, rotateFlipType);
break;
}
// The following was added to correct any unneeded pixels, had the bad effect that sometimes everything was cropped... :(
//Rectangle autoCropRectangle = ImageHelper.FindAutoCropRectangle(newImage, 0);
//if (!Size.Empty.Equals(autoCropRectangle.Size) && !autoCropRectangle.Size.Equals(newImage.Size)) {
// LOG.InfoFormat("Crop to {0}", autoCropRectangle);
// using (Bitmap tmpImage = newImage) {
// newImage = ImageHelper.CloneArea(newImage, autoCropRectangle, PixelFormat.DontCare);
// }
// // Fix offset
// offset = new Point(offset.X - autoCropRectangle.X, offset.Y - autoCropRectangle.Y);
//} else {
// LOG.DebugFormat("No cropping needed!");
//}
Point offset;
Bitmap newImage = ImageHelper.ApplyEffect((Bitmap)Image, effect, out offset);
if (newImage != null) {
// Make sure the elements move according to the offset the effect made the bitmap move
elements.MoveBy(offset.X, offset.Y);