public class GifEncoder extends Object
Write
.Three caveats:
java.awt.AWTException: Grabber returned false: 192
GIFEncoder is based upon gifsave.c, which was written and released by:
Phone: +47 2 230539
sverrehu@ifi.uio.no
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GifEncoder(byte[][] r,
byte[][] g,
byte[][] b)
Construct a GIFEncoder.
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GifEncoder(Image image)
Construct a GIFEncoder.
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public GifEncoder(Image image) throws AWTException
image
- The image to encode. The image must be
completely loaded.AWTException
- Will be thrown if the pixel grab fails. This
can happen if Java runs out of memory. It may also indicate that the image
contains more than 256 colors.public GifEncoder(byte[][] r, byte[][] g, byte[][] b) throws AWTException
Each array stores intensity values for the image. In other words, r[x][y] refers to the red intensity of the pixel at column x, row y.
r
- An array containing the red intensity values.g
- An array containing the green intensity values.b
- An array containing the blue intensity values.AWTException
- Will be thrown if the image contains more than
256 colors.public void Write(OutputStream output) throws IOException
output
- The stream to output to. This should probably be a
buffered stream.IOException
- Will be thrown if a write operation fails.Copyright © 2015 Lucee