I've looked through the source of this thing and the means it has for scaling an image does not appear to be anti-aliased as I would require for my usage which is for icon scaling to a consistent dimension. From what I can tell, a C library called Imlib2 appears to provide what I need, but fcl-image appears to be preferred over this, but it does not appear to have everything I need. Am I overlooking a feature in fcl-image that would give me the scaling quality that I need?
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Question about fcl-image package
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- James Buren 1
- Michael Van Canneyt 1
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James Buren wrote 7 lines
I've looked through the source of this thing and the means it has for
scaling an image does not appear to be anti-aliased as I would require for
my usage which is for icon scaling to a consistent dimension. From what I
can tell, a C library called Imlib2 appears to provide what I need, but
fcl-image appears to be preferred over this, but it does not appear to
have everything I need. Am I overlooking a feature in fcl-image that would
give me the scaling quality that I need?
Well, no doubt you saw that there are various scaling algorithms. You can select the one you need, and if none of the available mechanisms suits you, you could write your own ?
Michael.