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Posted by Christoph Burschka on 06/27/07 08:26
Armand Brahaj wrote:
> james.gauth@googlemail.com wrote:
>> On 26 Jun, 08:31, Christoph Burschka <christoph.bursc...@rwth-
>> aachen.de> wrote:
>>> Is there some way to get the dimensions of an image, given the binary
>>> data of the image, without having to write it to a temporary file?
>>>
>>> It seems that getimagesize() will only take a filename, but since I have
>>> to download the image from a remote URL with fsockopen(), I have it
>>> stored as a binary string.
>>>
>>> I've had a cursory glance at the data, but predictably the size is not
>>> stored in decimal format anywhere...
>>>
>>> --
>>> cb
>>
>> If the image format is supported by your GD Library, you can use the
>> following:
>>
>> <?php
>>
>> $binary_data = file_get_contents('http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_uk/
>> images/logo.gif');
>>
>> $im = imagecreatefromstring($binary_data);
>>
>> $width = imagesx($im);
>> $height = imagesy($im);
>>
>> print "width: $width\n";
>> print "height: $height\n";
>>
>> ?>
>>
>
> Someone correct me if I am wrong, but whenever you open an image/file to
> read (even if you want to read the headers) you are storing it to some
> temporary buffer/space on your machine!
> Maybe the GD solution above is the best!
>
> Armand
Yeah, so I'd be downloading the image data, saving it to a temporary
file, reading the temp file into the buffer and getting the header. Not
exactly efficient.
Thanks for imagecreatefromstring(); that was exactly the function I was
looking for!
--
cb
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