[Kde-imaging] libkipi version 2

Gilles Caulier caulier.gilles at gmail.com
Tue Mar 27 19:15:44 CEST 2007


Who will read/use exoctic image format to store photograph ?

Exotic format are... exotic... We are not time to lost with exotic task
(:=)))... There are  a lots of bug to fix before in B.K.O.

Main image file format used by Linux users are :

1- JPEG (53%)
2- RAW (17%)
4-PNG (11%)
3-TIFF (2%)

We have already an ImageMagick run time depency in kipi and Qt plugin
loaders set in KDE are enough. About RAW file my new libkdcaw work fine.

I'm agree with you, imlib2 depency to Slideshow is now obsolete. imlib2 is
not maintained anymore and is not portable (to win32 for ex.)

Regards

Gilles


2007/3/27, Krasu <ksquirrel at tut.by>:
>
> Hi.
>
> > To load and save where ?
>
> No, not plugin!
>
> AFAIK KIPI plugins use imlib to load images. It's not perfect. If anybody
> need to load some exostic image format and he has decoder for it, how he
> can apply, say, image processing filters from KIPI to it ? He should
> convert this exotic format to PNG/JPEG/smth_else and only then use KIPI.
>
> I mean it will be great to let user do smth like
>
> -------------------------------------------
>
> class MyDecoder : public KIPI::Decoder
> {
>        ...
>        KIPI::Image readImage(const KURL &url);
> };
>
> class MyEncoder : public KIPI::Encoder
> {
>        ...
>        int writeImage(const KURL &url, const KIPI::Image &image);
> };
>
> ...
>
> my_kipi_interface->setDecoder(new MyDecoder);
> my_kipi_interface->setEncoder(new MyEncoder);
>
> -------------------------------------------
>
> It will give us the ability to use external libraries like DevIL (or our
> own images codecs) etc.
>
> Regards, Krasu.
>
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