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NAME

Image::Magick::Text::AutoBreak - Utility for auto line break

VERSION

This document describes Image::Magick::Text::AutoBreak version 0.02

DESCRIPTION

This is a utility class for Image::Magick. With this module, you can easily annotate long strings into multiple lines.

SYNOPSIS

    use Image::Magick::Text::AutoBreak;
    
    ### Prepare source
    my $image = Image::Magick->new;
    $image->Read($filename);
    
    ### Constractor
    my $autobreak =
        Image::Magick::Text::AutoBreak->new(
            magick          => $image,
            width           => 231,
            height          => 260,
            x               => 10,
            y               => 80,
            ngCharaForHead => qr/[\\Q,)]`.:;\\E]/, 
            ngCharaForTail => qr/[\\Q([_\\E]/, 
            ngCharaForSepa => qr/[\\Qa-zA-Z0-9'".,!?-\\E]/, 
        );
    
    ### Prepare for annotate before hand
    my @result = $autobreak->prepare(
        text            => $input_string, 
        font            => $font_path, 
        pointsize       => 9,
        fill            => '#000000',
    );
    
    ### Annotate
    $autobreak->annotate();
    
    ### Repeatedly if you need
    $autobreak->annotate(fill => '#0000ff');

INTERFACE

new

Constractor. This calls for folloing arguments.

    magick

    Image::Magick instance.

    x

    Horizontal position of text area.

    y

    Vertical position of text area.

    width

    Width of text area. If not given, allocates [source image width] - x

    height

    Height of text area. If not given, allocates [source image height] - y

    ngCharaForHead

    Denied charactors for line head in regular expression

    ngCharaForTail

    Denied charactors for end-of-line in regular expression

    ngCharaForSepa

    Denied charactors for separation in regular expression

prepare

This method prepare the annotaion plan. This calls for same arguments as the Image::Magick::QueryFontMetrics does, and the arguments will be thrown at it.

    my @result = $autobreak->prepare(
        text            => $input_string, 
        font            => $font, 
        fill            => '#000000',
        pointsize       => 12,
    );

The arguments will be adopted for default args of annotate thereafter. This method returns the box size of annotation area in array.

annotate

This method is a wrapper for Image::Magick::Annotate. This does Annotate iteratively so that the input strings will be put into multiple line.

This method automatically takes the arguments that prepare has gotten, and you can override each of them.

    $autobreak->annotate(fill => '#ffffff');

The arguments will be thrown at Image::Magick::Annotate. Practically, you should give the arguments that doesn't have influence on the position or size of each line.

    # This doesn't make sense
    $autobreak->annotate(pointsize   => 14);

You can do annotate repeatedly if you need to decorate or something.

    # Draw stroke
    $autobreak->annotate(
        fill            => '#ffffff',
        stroke          => '#ffffff',
        strokewidth     => 6,
    );

    # real part
    $autobreak->annotate();

This method returns the box size of prepared annotation area in array.

getResult

This method returns the box size of prepared annotation area in array.

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

Image::Magick::Text::AutoBreak requires no configuration files or environment variables.

DEPENDENCIES

encoding
Image::Magick

INCOMPATIBILITIES

None reported.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

No bugs have been reported.

Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-syntax-highlight-engine-Simple@rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org.

SEE ALSO

Image::Magick

AUTHOR

Sugama Keita <sugama@jamadam.com>

LICENCE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2008, Sugama Keita <sugama@jamadam.com>. All rights reserved.

This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic.

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