I am trying to understand the reason for having multiple image sizes.I know there are different size screens with different densities, but wouldn\'t it be acceptable to just have the largest resolutio
I have a simple function for creating image overlay. publicString getMyPath(Application app, Context c) {
Perhaps I\'m doing it wrong but I don\'t think WPF or GDI+ classes are intended to process large images on a server.I have an app that needs to transform many large tiff files to different formats and
I\'m developing an Android game consisting of many images as sprites. When I load the images the following way:
I got a real hard question now: I have a blob-Picture saved in my database. Now, I want to split it into 9 Parts (like the tic-tac-toe-grid) an开发者_开发百科d then I want to hide the one down right.
I a开发者_高级运维m unable to crop he image from image view, which is scaled and rotated before cropping. used existing cropping methods.but its applicable only for image-view which is fixed.Hope code
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i have a php script where i want to display some images inside a div, but there are some restrictions regarding the max width and height.
I\'ve developed a website, \'www.malenemicha.com\'. It seems like the JavaScripts are running very slow, when I scroll through the images and when I try to access the subpage \'www.malenemicha.com/por
I\'m using an image which must auto-scale inside a div whose height is defined by the root div. The scaling is fine in all major browsers, using height: 100% on the image itself.
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