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PROGRAM:
NAME
imgsize - read the dimensions of an image in several popular formats
USAGE
imgsize [ -r | -a | -f fmt ] file [ file ... ]
DESCRIPTION
No-brainer to size an image supplied on the command-line. All the real work is done in
Image::Size.
REQUIRED ARGUMENTS
imgsize expects file names on the command-line. If more than one file is provided, the
file name will be included in the output:
% imgsize dot.gif
width="16" height="16"
% imgsize dot.gif dash.gif
dot.gif: width="16" height="16"
dash.gif: width="32" height="8"
OPTIONS
By default, the width and height are returned as attributes for an IMG tag in HTML,
essentially "width="40" height="30"" or similar. The following options may be used to
return alternate formats (all report width first, then height):
"-r"
Return "raw" format data. Just the numbers separated by a single space.
"-a"
Return a Perl-style list of attributes suitable for passing to the "img()" method of
the CGI module (see CGI).
"-f" fmt
Pass the string specified in fmt to "sprintf" and thus use it to format the results to
your taste. "sprintf" will be passed two numbers, so any other formatting directives
will be lost. The numbers are passed as width first, then height.
EXIT STATUS
imgsize always exits
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