def pdf_show(datei, seite):
page_idx = int(seite) - 1
page = PDFcfg.doc.loadPage(page_idx) # get the page
irect = page.bound().round() # integer rectangle representing it
pix = fitz.Pixmap(fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_RGB),
irect) # empty RGB pixmap of this size
pix.clearWith(255) # clear it with color "white"
dev = fitz.Device(pix) # create a "draw" device
page.run(dev, fitz.Identity) # render the page
pix.writePNG(datei)
return
def pdf_show(pdf, page):
page = pdf.loadPage(page - 1) # load the page
irect = page.bound().round() # integer rectangle representing it
pix = fitz.Pixmap(fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_RGB),
irect) # create an empty RGB pixmap of this size
pix.clearWith(255) # clear it with color "white"
dev = fitz.Device(pix) # create a "draw" device
page.run(dev, fitz.Identity) # render the page
data = str(pix.samples) # pixel area. NEW: returns bytearray
# this function needs "data" to be a string
bitmap = wx.BitmapFromBufferRGBA(irect.width, irect.height,
data) # turn in wx.Bitmap
# If you experience issues with this function, try the following code.
# It will use "wx.BitmapFromBuffer" and thus ignore the transparency (alpha).
# data2 = "".join([data[4*i:4*i+3] for i in range(len(data)/4)])
# bitmap = wx.BitmapFromBuffer(width, height, data2)
return bitmap
here we introduce the display list, which provides caching-mechanisms to reduce parsing of a page. first, we need to create a display list hand it over to a list device and then populate the display list by running the page through that device, with transformation applied ''' mediabox = page.rect dl = fitz.DisplayList(mediabox) dv = fitz.Device(dl) page.run(dv, trans) # get the page size, and then apply the transformation rect = mediabox.transform(trans) # create a pixmap with RGB as colorspace and bounded by irect pm = fitz.Pixmap(fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_RGB), rect.round()) # clear it with 0xff white pm.clearWith(0xff) # fitz.Device(pm, None) is a device for drawing # we run the display list above through this drawing device # with area provided dl.run(fitz.Device(pm, None), fitz.Identity, rect) # the drawing device save the result into the pixmap # and we save the pixmap as a PNG file pm.writePNG(sys.argv[5]) # and the page is no longer needed for drawing pixmap now # we can drop those resources page = None
punch(pm, x00, y01, x01, y02) # middle left
pm.clearWith(0, ir) # clear center to black
punch(pm, x02, y01, x03, y02) # middle right
punch(pm, x00, y02, x01, y02) # bottom left
punch(pm, x01, y02, x02, y03) # bottom middle
punch(pm, x02, y02, x03, y03) # bottom right
return
#==============================================================================
# main program
#==============================================================================
d = 3**6 # = 729, picture dimension in pixels
# create a quadratic pixmap with origin (0,0), where width = height = d should
# be a power of 3
t0 = time.clock()
cs = fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_RGB)
ir = fitz.IRect(0, 0, d, d)
pm = fitz.Pixmap(cs, ir)
# fill image area with "white" and then optionally tint and gamma it
pm.clearWith(255)
#pm.tintWith(10, 20, 100) # tint it with some sort of blue
#pm.gammaWith(0.5) # lighten it up
# now punch holes into it, down to 1 pixel granularity
punch(pm, 0, 0, d, d)
t1 = time.clock()
pm.writePNG("sierpinski.png")
t2 = time.clock()
print("%f sec to create img" % (t1 - t0))
print("%f sec to save img" % (t2 - t1))
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Copyright 2020-2021, Harald Lieder, mailto:[email protected] # License: GNU AFFERO GPL 3.0, https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html # # Part of "PyMuPDF", a Python binding for "MuPDF" (http://mupdf.com), a # lightweight PDF, XPS, and E-book viewer, renderer and toolkit which is # maintained and developed by Artifex Software, Inc. https://artifex.com. # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ import sys #from fitz import * import fitz from fitz_helper_defines import * # define the supported colorspaces for convenience fitz.csRGB = fitz.Colorspace(CS_RGB) fitz.csGRAY = fitz.Colorspace(CS_GRAY) fitz.csCMYK = fitz.Colorspace(CS_CMYK) fitz.csRGB = fitz.csRGB fitz.csGRAY = fitz.csGRAY fitz.csCMYK = fitz.csCMYK # create the TOOLS object #TOOLS = fitz.Tools() #fitz.TOOLS = TOOLS if fitz.VersionFitz != fitz.TOOLS.mupdf_version(): v1 = fitz.VersionFitz.split(".") v2 = fitz.TOOLS.mupdf_version().split(".") # fixme: reenable version checking. if 0 and v1[:-1] != v2[:-1]:
class Image:
# Map colorspace names to their corresponding profile
COLORSPACES = {
'DeviceRGB': fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_RGB),
'DeviceGray': fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_GRAY),
'DeviceCMYK': fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_CMYK),
'ICCBased': fitz.Colorspace(fitz.CS_RGB),
}
def __init__(self, page: Page, rendering: dict) -> None:
self.page = page
self.xref = rendering.get('xref')
self.inline = rendering.get('inline') == True
self.width = rendering['width']
self.height = rendering['height']
self.bpc = rendering['bpc']
self.colorspace_name = rendering.get('colorspace_name')
self.bbox = fitz.Rect(rendering['bbox'])
self.matrix = fitz.Matrix(rendering['transform'])
# Memoized properties
self._compressed_size = None
# Perform necessary rotations
if self.can_downsample():
# Adjust the bbox dimensions based on the page's rotation
if self.page.rotation == 90:
bbox = self.bbox
self.bbox = fitz.Rect(bbox.y0, bbox.x0, bbox.y1, bbox.x1)
# Calculate the original width / height of the image
self.matrix_width = math.sqrt(self.matrix.a * self.matrix.a + self.matrix.b * self.matrix.b) or self.bbox.width
self.matrix_height = math.sqrt(self.matrix.c * self.matrix.c + self.matrix.d * self.matrix.d) or self.bbox.height
# If the width / height of the image don't match the rendered width / height, then
# it was rotated. This is more reliable than looking at the rotation of the
# Matrix itself.
if (self.matrix_width > self.matrix_height and self.bbox.width < self.bbox.height) or (self.matrix_width < self.matrix_height and self.bbox.width > self.bbox.height):
self.rotation = 90
else:
self.rotation = 0
# If there was a rotation, then adjust the matrix and the image's dimensions so that
# everything, including the bbox, is in alignment.
if self.rotation == 90:
self.matrix_width, self.matrix_height = self.matrix_height, self.matrix_width
self.width, self.height = self.height, self.width
# Can this image be downsampled?
#
# * Not inline
# * Has a colorspace (i.e. is not a stencil)
def can_downsample(self) -> bool:
return not self.inline and self.xref and self.colorspace_name
# The document this image belongs to
@property
def doc(self) -> Document:
return self.page.doc
# Whether pixels are interpolated when scaling up
@property
def interpolate(self) -> bool:
return self.doc._doc.xref_get_key(self.xref, 'Interpolate') == 'true'
# Image's x-resolution
@property
def ppi_x(self) -> int:
return round(self.width * 72 / self.matrix_width)
# Image's y-resolution
@property
def ppi_y(self) -> int:
return round(self.height * 72 / self.matrix_height)
# Number of components in the colorspace
@property
def color_components(self) -> int:
# Colorspace info
if self.colorspace_name in self.COLORSPACES:
return self.COLORSPACES[self.colorspace_name].n
else:
return 1
# The actual horizontal dimensions of the image that are visible.
@property
def cropped_width(self) -> float:
if int(self.bbox.width) > int(self.page.bbox.width):
# The image is cropped -- adjust how wide it appears
return round(self.width / (self.bbox.width / self.page.bbox.width))
else:
return self.width
# The actual vertical dimensions of the image that are visible.
@property
def cropped_height(self) -> float:
if int(self.bbox.height) > int(self.page.bbox.height):
# The image is cropped -- adjust how tall it appears
return round(self.height / (self.bbox.height / self.page.bbox.height))
else:
return self.height
# The disk usage when compressed
@property
def compressed_size(self) -> int:
if self._compressed_size is None:
self._compressed_size = len(self.doc._doc.xref_stream_raw(self.xref))
return self._compressed_size
# The disk usage when uncompressed
@property
def uncompressed_size(self) -> int:
return self.width * self.height * self.color_components * self.bpc / 8
# The compression ratio for the image
@property
def compressed_ratio(self) -> float:
return self.compressed_size / self.uncompressed_size
# The original filter of the image
@property
def filter_name(self) -> str:
key_type, filter_name = self.doc._doc.xref_get_key(self.xref, 'Filter')
if key_type == 'array':
filter_name = filter_name[1:-1].split('/')[-1]
elif key_type == 'name':
filter_name = filter_name[1:]
else:
filter_name = 'FlateDecode'
return filter_name