PHP | Gmagick setimageblueprimary() Function
Last Updated :
11 Jan, 2022
The Gmagick::setimageblueprimary() function is an inbuilt function in PHP which is used to set the depth for a particular image channel.
Syntax:
Gmagick Gmagick::setimageblueprimary( $x, $y )
Parameters: This function accepts two parameters as mentioned above and described below:
- $x: It specifies the blue primary x-point.
- $y: It specifies the blue primary y-point.
Return Value: This function returns an array containing x and y coordinate of point.
Below programs illustrate the Gmagick::setimageblueprimary() function in PHP:
Program 1:
Original Image:
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$Gmagick = new Gmagick(
echo "Before Set Blue Primary: " ;
$res = $Gmagick ->getImageBluePrimary();
print_r( $res );
$Gmagick ->setImageBluePrimary( 1.765, 2.5698 );
echo "</br> After Set Blue Primary: " ;
$res = $Gmagick ->getImageBluePrimary();
print_r( $res );
?>
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Output:
Before Set Blue Primary: Array ( [x] => 0.15000000596046 [y] =>
0.059999998658895 )
After Set Blue Primary: Array ( [x] => 1.765 [y] => 2.5698 )
Program 2:
Original Image:
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<?php
$string = "Computer Science portal for Geeks!" ;
$im = new Gmagick();
$draw = new GmagickDraw();
$draw ->setFillColor( new GmagickPixel( 'green' ));
$draw ->setFontSize(50);
$metrix = $im ->queryFontMetrics( $draw , $string );
$draw ->annotation(0, 40, $string );
$im ->newImage( $matrix [ 'textWidth' ], $matrix [ 'textHeight' ],
new GmagickPixel( 'white' ));
$im ->drawImage( $draw );
$im ->setImageFormat( 'jpeg' );
echo "Before Set Blue Primary: " ;
$res = $im ->getImageBluePrimary();
print_r( $res );
$im ->setImageBluePrimary(20.765, 14.1698);
echo "</br> After Set Blue Primary: " ;
$res = $im ->getImageBluePrimary();
print_r( $res );
?>
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Output:
Before Set Blue Primary: Array ( [x] => 0.15000000596046 [y] =>
0.059999998658895 )
After Set Blue Primary: Array ( [x] => 20.765 [y] => 14.1698 )
Reference: http://php.net/manual/en/gmagick.setimageblueprimary.php
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