Software version
Version 0.0.2, June 18th, 2014.
License
This software is released under GPL v3 license :
Introduction
This module is intended for recovering an image from the tiles generated from this image.
This program is based on this article from Daniel Gasienica :
API description
Properties :
maximum_level : get the maximum level of the image tree
Methods :
Roofer(xml_url, dir_suffix=’_files’, mode=’RGB’) : constructor
image_size(level) : get the size of the final image for a given level
get_level_size(level) : returns a tuple (width, height, columns, rows) for a level
get_tile_image(level, column, row) : returns a tile image from a level at given coordinates (row, column)
get_level_image(level) : builds and returns the whole image corresponding to a level
get_level_image_t(level, tasks=2) : same as get_level_image but using threads (experimental)
Required packages
Pillow is required
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