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Tema: Se puede recortar una imagen bmp desde una coordenada de la imargen con VBscript? (Leído 15,953 veces)
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jarpon
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Necesito a partir de una coordenada de una imagen, recortarla con un margen para poder hacer un zoom.
Alguna idea con VBscript. Es possible?
Muchas gracias
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Elektro Enjuto
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Puedes recortar una imagen en VBScript mediante Windows Image Acquisition (WIA). El enfoque que has mencionado de asignar una coordenada inicial desde la cual iniciar el recorte cuadrilateral hacia una u otra dirección, es adaptable al cálculo de un recorte convencional, midiendo lo que recortas y no recortas desde cada lado de la imagen. Prueba por ti mismo: ' By Elektro Option Explicit ' Crops the image by the specified Left, Top, Right, and Bottom margins. ' ====================================================================== ' Left - Set the Left property to the left margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the left, otherwise 0 [the default] ' Top - Set the Top property to the top margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the top, otherwise 0 [the default] ' Right - Set the Right property to the right margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the right, otherwise 0 [the default] ' Bottom - Set the Bottom property to the bottom margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the bottom, otherwise 0 [the default] ' FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you ' wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, ' otherwise 0 [the default] Function CropImage(filepath, left, top, right, bottom, frameIndex) Dim ImgFile, ImgProc ' https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/wiaaut/-wiaaut-imagefile Set ImgFile = WScript.CreateObject("WIA.ImageFile") ' https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/wiaaut/-wiaaut-imageprocess Set ImgProc = WScript.CreateObject("WIA.ImageProcess") On Error Resume Next ImgFile.LoadFile(filepath) If Err.Number <> 0 Then Call WScript.Echo(Err.Description) WScript.Quit(1) End If ImgProc.Filters.Add(ImgProc.FilterInfos("Crop").FilterID) ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Left") = left ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Top") = top ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Right") = right ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Bottom") = bottom ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = FrameIndex On Error Resume Next Set CropImage = ImgProc.Apply(ImgFile) If Err.Number <> 0 Then Call WScript.Echo(Err.Description) WScript.Quit(1) End If End Function Dim croppedImage Set croppedImage = CropImage("C:\image.jpg", 50, 50, 50, 50, null) croppedImage.SaveFile("C:\crop.jpg") WScript.Quit(0)
Por si te interesa, aquí te dejo una lista estructurada de otras operaciones que puedes llevar a cabo en una imagen, con el objeto de tipo WIA.ImageProcess: RotateFlip {FB912B7A-C57F-479C-9209-4895C1513F2D} ================================================== Rotates, in 90 degree increments, and Flips, horizontally or vertically.
RotationAngle - Set the RotationAngle property to 90, 180, or 270 if you wish to rotate, otherwise 0 [the default] FlipHorizontal - Set the FlipHorizontal property to True if you wish to flip the image horizontally, otherwise False [the default] FlipVertical - Set the FlipVertical property to True if you wish to flip the image vertically, otherwise False [the default] FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, otherwise 0 [the default] ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("RotationAngle") = 0 '[valid values from the following list: 0, 90, 180, 270] IP.Filters(1).Properties("FlipHorizontal") = False IP.Filters(1).Properties("FlipVertical") = False IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
Crop {C685961E-A385-4f41-A2E5-225A2518BA59} ================================================== Crops the image by the specified Left, Top, Right, and Bottom margins.
Left - Set the Left property to the left margin (in pixels) if you wish to crop along the left, otherwise 0 [the default] Top - Set the Top property to the top margin (in pixels) if you wish to crop along the top, otherwise 0 [the default] Right - Set the Right property to the right margin (in pixels) if you wish to crop along the right, otherwise 0 [the default] Bottom - Set the Bottom property to the bottom margin (in pixels) if you wish to crop along the bottom, otherwise 0 [the default] FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, otherwise 0 [the default] ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("Left") = 0 IP.Filters(1).Properties("Top") = 0 IP.Filters(1).Properties("Right") = 0 IP.Filters(1).Properties("Bottom") = 0 IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
Scale {4EBB0166-C18B-4065-9332-109015741711} ================================================== Scales image to the specified Maximum Width and Maximum Height preserving Aspect Ratio if necessary.
MaximumWidth - Set the MaximumWidth property to the width (in pixels) that you wish to scale the image to. MaximumHeight - Set the MaximumHeight property to the height (in pixels) that you wish to scale the image to. PreserveAspectRatio - Set the PreserveAspectRatio property to True [the default] if you wish to maintain the current aspect ration of the image, otherwise False and the image will be stretched to the MaximumWidth and MaximumHeight FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, otherwise 0 [the default] ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("MaximumWidth") = 1 IP.Filters(1).Properties("MaximumHeight") = 1 IP.Filters(1).Properties("PreserveAspectRatio") = True IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
Stamp {F73D0AA9-30B7-417c-8143-23DBD0538F97} ================================================== Stamps the specified ImageFile at the specified Left and Top coordinates.
ImageFile - Set the ImageFile property to the ImageFile object that you wish to stamp Left - Set the Left property to the offset from the left (in pixels) that you wish to stamp the ImageFile at [default is 0] Top - Set the Top property to the offset from the top (in pixels) that you wish to stamp the ImageFile at [default is 0] FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, otherwise 0 [the default] ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("ImageFile") = Nothing IP.Filters(1).Properties("Left") = 0 IP.Filters(1).Properties("Top") = 0 IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
Exif {8F75768F-7D7C-44c4-93FE-E3EF28ECD259} ================================================== Adds/Removes the specified Exif Property.
Remove - Set the Remove property to True if you wish to remove the specified Exif property, otherwise False [the default] to add the specified exif property ID - Set the ID property to the PropertyID you wish to Add or Remove Type - Set the Type property to indicate the WiaImagePropertyType of the Exif property you wish to Add (ignored for Remove) Value - Set the Value property to the Value of the Exif property you wish to Add (ignored for Remove) FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, otherwise 0 [the default] ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("Remove") = False IP.Filters(1).Properties("ID") = -1 '[valid values in the range: Min = 0, Max = 65535, Step = 1] IP.Filters(1).Properties("Type") = 1000 IP.Filters(1).Properties("Value") = Nothing IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
Frame {2C5EB755-63A8-40cb-B10D-7CF8F3E0CE71} ================================================== Adds/Removes the specified Frame.
Remove - Set the Remove property to True if you wish to remove the specified FrameIndex, otherwise False [the default] to Insert the ImageFile before the specified FrameIndex ImageFile - Set the ImageFile property to the ImageFile object whose ActiveFrame that you wish to add (ignored for Remove) FrameIndex - For Remove, set the FrameIndex property to the index of the frame you wish to remove, otherwise for add, set the FrameIndex to the index of the frame to insert the ImageFile before, otherwise 0 [the default] to append a frame from the ImageFile specified ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("Remove") = False IP.Filters(1).Properties("ImageFile") = Nothing IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
ARGB {654A6A04-FB39-4d68-9B65-72E50E8323A0} ================================================== Updates the image bits with those specified.
ARGBData - Set the ARGBData property to the Vector of Longs that represent the ARGB data for the specified FrameIndex (the width and height must match) FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of the frame whose ARGB data you wish to modify, otherwise 0 [the default] to modify the ActiveFrame ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("ARGBData") = Nothing IP.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = 0
Convert {42A6E907-1D2F-4b38-AC50-31ADBE2AB3C2} ================================================== Converts the resulting ImageFile to the specified type.
FormatID - Set the FormatID property to the supported raster image format desired, currently you can choose from wiaFormatBMP, wiaFormatPNG, wiaFormatGIF, wiaFormatJPEG, or wiaFormatTIFF Quality - For a JPEG file, set the Quality property to any value from 1 to 100 [the default] to specify quality of JPEG compression Compression - For a TIFF file, set the Compression property to CCITT3, CCITT4, RLE or Uncompressed to specify the compression scheme, otherwise LZW [the default] ================================================== IP.Filters(1).Properties("FormatID") = FormatID string GUID defined in the typelib IP.Filters(1).Properties("Quality") = 100 '[valid values in the range: Min = 1, Max = 100, Step = 1] IP.Filters(1).Properties("Compression") = "LZW" '[valid values from the following list: "CCITT3", "CCITT4", "LZW", "RLE", "Uncompressed"]
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@%$& #$ %&#$, ¡hay que decirlo más!.
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Bad4m_cod3
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"a28ed83f69647d8f2a1046b9fa0e7c2c" H.P.Lovecraft
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Puedes recortar una imagen en VBScript mediante Windows Image Acquisition (WIA). El enfoque que has mencionado de asignar una coordenada inicial desde la cual iniciar el recorte cuadrilateral hacia una u otra dirección, es adaptable al cálculo de un recorte convencional, midiendo lo que recortas y no recortas desde cada lado de la imagen. Prueba por ti mismo: ' By Elektro Option Explicit ' Crops the image by the specified Left, Top, Right, and Bottom margins. ' ====================================================================== ' Left - Set the Left property to the left margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the left, otherwise 0 [the default] ' Top - Set the Top property to the top margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the top, otherwise 0 [the default] ' Right - Set the Right property to the right margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the right, otherwise 0 [the default] ' Bottom - Set the Bottom property to the bottom margin (in pixels) ' if you wish to crop along the bottom, otherwise 0 [the default] ' FrameIndex - Set the FrameIndex property to the index of a frame if you ' wish to modify a frame other than the ActiveFrame, ' otherwise 0 [the default] Function CropImage(filepath, left, top, right, bottom, frameIndex) Dim ImgFile, ImgProc ' https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/wiaaut/-wiaaut-imagefile Set ImgFile = WScript.CreateObject("WIA.ImageFile") ' https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/wiaaut/-wiaaut-imageprocess Set ImgProc = WScript.CreateObject("WIA.ImageProcess") On Error Resume Next ImgFile.LoadFile(filepath) If Err.Number <> 0 Then Call WScript.Echo(Err.Description) WScript.Quit(1) End If ImgProc.Filters.Add(ImgProc.FilterInfos("Crop").FilterID) ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Left") = left ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Top") = top ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Right") = right ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("Bottom") = bottom ImgProc.Filters(1).Properties("FrameIndex") = FrameIndex On Error Resume Next Set CropImage = ImgProc.Apply(ImgFile) If Err.Number <> 0 Then Call WScript.Echo(Err.Description) WScript.Quit(1) End If End Function Dim croppedImage Set croppedImage = CropImage("C:\image.jpg", 50, 50, 50, 50, null) croppedImage.SaveFile("C:\crop.jpg") WScript.Quit(0)
Por si te interesa, aquí te dejo una lista estructurada de otras operaciones que puedes llevar a cabo en una imagen, con el objeto de tipo WIA.ImageProcess: Muy buen codigo, tambien esta muy limpio... Que otros modulos u objectos existen para el tratamiento de imagenes y videos con VBS? Saludos
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Elektro Enjuto
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Muy buen codigo, tambien esta muy limpio... Que otros modulos u objectos existen para el tratamiento de imagenes y videos con VBS? Saludos
Tendría que investigarlo, pero dentro de las limitaciones de VBS al parecer no hay nada que sea tan sofisticado como WIA... a menos que encuentres librerías comerciales especializadas de terceros, y poca cosa o nada va a haber tampoco para la manipulación de un stream orientado al procesamiento de video en un lenguaje como VBS. Saludos.
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@%$& #$ %&#$, ¡hay que decirlo más!.
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