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Adriweb at 18:32, 18 June 2012

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Adriweb: /* Quick Overview */

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Quick Overview

Adriweb at 21:08, 24 May 2011

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Adriweb: Created page with "== Quick Overview== '''image.copy'''(width, height) : Returns a copy of the input image scaled to fit the specified pixel width and height. '''image.height'''(image) :..."

2011-05-24T19:28:41Z

Created page with "== Quick Overview== *'''image.copy'''(width, height) : Returns a copy of the input image scaled to fit the specified pixel width and height. *'''image.height'''(image) :..."

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== Quick Overview==
*'''[[image.copy]]'''(width, height) : Returns a copy of the input image scaled to fit the specified pixel width and height.
*'''[[image.height]]'''(image) : Returns the height of the ''image''
*'''[[image.new]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Allocates a new TI.Image
*'''[[image.width]]'''(image) : Returns the width of the ''image''

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	== Note ==		== Note ==
−	Like with the [[gc]] object, you can call the ''image'' methods directly with the colon way : instead of '''image.height(logo)''', you can write "'''logo:height()'''"	+	Like on strings or with with the [[gc]] object, you can call the ''image'' methods directly with the colon way : instead of '''image.height(logo)''', you can write "'''logo:height()'''"

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	*'''[[image.rotate]]'''(theImage, angle) : Returns a rotated copy of ''theImage'' by ''angle'' degrees		*'''[[image.rotate]]'''(theImage, angle) : Returns a rotated copy of ''theImage'' by ''angle'' degrees
	*'''[[image.width]]'''(theImage) : Returns the width of the ''image''		*'''[[image.width]]'''(theImage) : Returns the width of the ''image''
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		+	== Note ==
		+	Like with the [[gc]] object, you can call the ''image'' methods directly with the colon way : instead of '''image.height(logo)''', you can write "'''logo:height()'''"

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 *'''[[image.height]]'''(theImage) : Returns the height of the ''image''
 *'''[[image.new]]'''(theImage) : Allocates a new [[TI.Image]]
 *'''[[image.width]]'''(theImage) : Returns the width of the ''image''

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 == Quick Overview==
-*'''[[image.copy]]'''([[TI.Image]], width, height) : Returns a copy of the input image scaled to fit the specified pixel width and height.
+*'''[[image.copy]]'''(theImage, width, height) : Returns a copy of the input image scaled to fit the specified pixel width and height.
-*'''[[image.height]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Returns the height of the ''image''
+*'''[[image.height]]'''(theImage) : Returns the height of the ''image''
-*'''[[image.new]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Allocates a new [[TI.Image]]
+*'''[[image.new]]'''(theImage) : Allocates a new [[TI.Image]]
-*'''[[image.width]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Returns the width of the ''image''
+*'''[[image.width]]'''(theImage) : Returns the width of the ''image''

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 *'''[[image.copy]]'''([[TI.Image]], width, height) : Returns a copy of the input image scaled to fit the specified pixel width and height.
 *'''[[image.height]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Returns the height of the ''image''
-*'''[[image.new]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Allocates a new TI.Image
+*'''[[image.new]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Allocates a new [[TI.Image]]
 *'''[[image.width]]'''([[TI.Image]]) : Returns the width of the ''image''