Decides if the fill setting for an image should be either fill, in meaning the
image should be resized to fix the screen, or full which means it should be
scaled to fit the screen.
use Image::Size::FillFullSelect;
my $iffs = Image::Size::FillFullSelect->new();
my $FFselection = $iffs->select("someImage.gif");
This uses the Imager to find the average gray value
for a image.
Imager::Graph is intended to produce good looking graphs with a
minimum effort on the part of the user.
Currently only the pie graph class, Imager::Graph::Pie, is provided.
This is a module for generating fancy raster plots in color. There is support
for drawing multiple datasets on the same plot, over a background image. It's
even possible to do shadows with some thinking.
It's also possible to generate clean plots without any chartjunk at all.
The plot is generated in a few phases. First the initial plot object is
generated and contains defaults at that point. Then datasets are added with
possible drawing specifications.
Most of the actual work is delegated to Imager::Plot::Axis. See the
Imager::Plot::Axis manpage for more information on how to control grid
generation, ranges for data (zoom).
This module allows you to generate QR Code with Imager. This module use
libqrencode library.
Imager is a perl module for manipulating gray, color and rgba format images.
It can read various file formats and has a builtin interpretered language for
blends, fade and multiimage effects. It also has a plugin interface to write
plugins in C. It also has drawing primitives and supports antialiased truetype
and postscript fonts.
Perl bindings for Imlib2.
Layout::Manager provides a simple interface for creating layout managers, or
classes that size and position components withing a container.
'pgperl' is a version of the Perl language which has available
the PGPLOT FORTRAN library, a very popular package for plotting
astronomical data. (As a glance through any issue of ApJ or MNRAS will
confirm.) The details of this involve some complicated C glue routines
but are transparent to the user.
See the file LICENSE in /usr/local/share/doc/pgperl for copyright/licensing
information and the file pgperl.doc on how to use pgplot from perl.
An SVG Extention of XML::DOM2, this should provide for all features of the svg
specification upto 1.1.