NAME

Image::Magick::Thumbnail::Simple - The thumbnail image is easily made without uselessness.

DESCRIPTION

When specifying it when initializing it

It is succeeded to as long as it doesn't individually specify it at all the following.

$t = new Image::Magick::Thumbnail::Simple(
  size    => 128,
  blur    => 0.8,
  quality => 80,
);

When changing

It is effective for jpeg format. The value is between from 0 to 100.

$t -> size( 128 );
$t -> blur( 0.8 );
$t -> quality( 80 );

When individually specifying it

The input and the output can be specified only for individual.

$t -> thumbnail(
  input   => 'input,jpg',
  output  => 'output.jpg',
  size    => 128,
  blur    => 0.8,
  quality => 80,
);

SYNOPSIS

It outputs it to the file.

use Image::Magick::Thumbnail::Simple;
my $t = new Image::Magick::Thumbnail::Simple;
$t -> thumbnail(
  input  => 'input.jpg',
  output => 'output.jpg',
  size   => 128,
);

It outputs it to the STDOUT.

use Image::Magick::Thumbnail::Simple;
my $t = new Image::Magick::Thumbnail::Simple;
binmode STDOUT;
print "Content-type: image/jpeg\n\n";
$t -> thumbnail(
  input  => 'input.jpg',
  output => 'jpg:-',
  size   => 128,
);

DESCRIPTION

The thumbnail image can be easily made by using Image::Magick. A basic setting is the same as Image::Magick. Only the processing of the resize of the image is treated.

SEE ALSO

Image::Magick

AUTHOR

Satoshi Ishikawa <cpan@penlabo.net>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2008 Satoshi Ishikawa

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.