I'm searching through PHP's GD functions , and, unless I'm totally
blind, I can't find a function that will calculate the size of a GD
image in memory; only getimagesize() , which only works with images on
disk.
I have some images that are imagerotate()'d by arbitrary amounts, and
this causes them to be resized. I'd like to know how wide those images
are after they are rotated. I suppose I could write some function that
figures it out based on the degree of rotation, but since I suck at such
math, I'd rather not. Writing the image to disk and then using
getimagesize() would be even worse... Is there a simpler way to just get
the width of an image resource?
blind, I can't find a function that will calculate the size of a GD
image in memory; only getimagesize() , which only works with images on
disk.
I have some images that are imagerotate()'d by arbitrary amounts, and
this causes them to be resized. I'd like to know how wide those images
are after they are rotated. I suppose I could write some function that
figures it out based on the degree of rotation, but since I suck at such
math, I'd rather not. Writing the image to disk and then using
getimagesize() would be even worse... Is there a simpler way to just get
the width of an image resource?
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