Package org.pdfclown.documents.contents.entities

Examples of org.pdfclown.documents.contents.entities.Image.toXObject()

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        width *= frame.getHeight() / 2 / height;
        height = frame.getHeight() / 2;
      }
      // Show the image!
      composer.showXObject(
        image.toXObject(document),
        new Point2D.Double(
          (pageSize.getWidth() - 90 - width) / 2 + 20,
          blockComposer.getBoundBox().getMaxY() + 20
          ),
        new Dimension(width,height)
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    }
    catch(Exception e)
    {/* NOOP. */}
    // Show the image inside the common content stream!
    composer.showXObject(
      image.toXObject(document),
      new Point2D.Double(0,0),
      new Dimension(
        (int)templateSize.getWidth() - 50,
        125
        )
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    // Showing the 'GNU' image...
    // Instantiate a jpeg image object!
    Image image = Image.get(getInputPath() + java.io.File.separator + "images" + java.io.File.separator + "gnu.jpg"); // Abstract image (entity).
    // Show the image!
    composer.showXObject(
      image.toXObject(document),
      new Point2D.Double(
        (pageSize.getWidth() - 90 - image.getWidth()) / 2 + 20,
        pageSize.getHeight() - 100 - image.getHeight()
        ),
      new Dimension(0,0)
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      blockComposer.getBoundBox().getX() + blockComposer.getBoundBox().getWidth() - image.getWidth(),
      blockComposer.getBoundBox().getY() + blockComposer.getBoundBox().getHeight() + 25
      );
    // Show the image!
    composer.showXObject(
      image.toXObject(document),
      imageLocation,
      new Dimension(0,0)
      );

    Rectangle2D descriptionFrame = new Rectangle2D.Double(
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    // Showing the header image inside the common content stream...
    // Instantiate a jpeg image object!
    Image image = Image.get(getInputPath() + java.io.File.separator + "images" + java.io.File.separator + "mountains.jpg"); // Abstract image (entity).
    // Show the image inside the common content stream!
    composer.showXObject(
      image.toXObject(document),
      new Point2D.Double(0,0),
      new Dimension(
        (int)templateSize.getWidth() - 50,
        125
        )
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      Image image = Image.get(
        getInputPath() + java.io.File.separator + "images" + java.io.File.separator + "gnu.jpg"
        ); // Abstract image (entity).
      // Show the image!
      composer.showXObject(
        image.toXObject(document),
        new Point2D.Double(
          (float)pageSize.getWidth() / 2,
          (float)pageSize.getHeight() / 2
          ),
        new Dimension(0,0),
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    )
  {
    // Get the image used to replace existing ones!
    Image image = Image.get(getInputPath() + java.io.File.separator + "images" + java.io.File.separator + "gnu.jpg"); // Image is an abstract entity, as it still has to be included into the pdf document.
    // Add the image to the document!
    XObject imageXObject = image.toXObject(document); // XObject (i.e. external object) is, in PDF spec jargon, a reusable object.
    // Looking for images to replace...
    for(Page page : document.getPages())
    {
      Resources resources = page.getResources();
      XObjectResources xObjects = resources.getXObjects();
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    // Showing a clown image...
    // Instantiate a jpeg image object!
    Image image = Image.get(getInputPath() + java.io.File.separator + "images" + java.io.File.separator + "Clown.jpg"); // Abstract image (entity).
    // Show the image!
    composer.showXObject(
      image.toXObject(document),
      new Point2D.Double(
        170,
        320
        ),
      new Dimension(450,0)
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