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IMagick function to cut an image into roughly equally-sized tiles

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I\'m trying to use the IMagick PHP wrapper to assist in chopping a specified image into a set of tiles (the number of which is variable).

I'm trying to use the IMagick PHP wrapper to assist in chopping a specified image into a set of tiles (the number of which is variable).

In the ImageMagick documentation there is reference to the -crop operator accepting an optional flag of @ that will instruct it to cut an image into "roughly equally-sized divisions" (see here), solving the problem of what to do when the image size is not an exact multiple of the desired tile size.

Does anyone k开发者_运维百科now if there is a way to leverage this functionality in the IMagick PHP wrapper? Is there anything I can use besides cropImage()?


I had to do the same thing (if I'm reading your question correctly). Although it does use cropImage...


function slice_image($name, $imageFileName, $crop_width, $crop_height)
{

$dir = "dir where original image is stored"; $slicesDir = "dir where you want to store the sliced images; mkdir($slicesDir); //you might want to check to see if it exists first....

$fileName = $dir . $imageFileName;

$img = new Imagick($fileName); $imgHeight = $img->getImageHeight(); $imgWidth = $img->getImageWidth();

$crop_width_num_times = ceil($imgWidth/$crop_width); $crop_height_num_times = ceil($imgHeight/$crop_height); for($i = 0; $i < $crop_width_num_times; $i++) { for($j = 0; $j < $crop_height_num_times; $j++) { $img = new Imagick($fileName); $x = ($i * $crop_width); $y = ($j * $crop_height); $img->cropImage($crop_width, $crop_height, $x, $y); $data = $img->getImageBlob();

  $newFileName = $slicesDir . $name . "_" . $x . "_" . $y . ".jpg";
  $result = file_put_contents ($newFileName, $data);
}

} }

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