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| Authors | Bruno Farina |
| Institution | Universita' degli Studi di Pavia |
| Release Date | 1st December 2007 |
| Release Version | 1.0 |
| License | Apache License 2.0 |
| Previous Versions | - |
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Name |
Description |
Type |
Allowed Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OutputDirectory | The location of the file to write. | string | location | MANDATORY |
| OutputFileExtension | The regular expression that has to be used to tokenize the read line. | string |
{jpg,png,jpeg,bmp} |
MANDATORY |
| OutputFileName | Flag that indicates if the timestamp is in the first place in the read line or not. | string | any valid file name | optional |
Example of Image Directory Serializer parametrization:
<jdpf:Parameters transitionId="serializer2" logging="true" >
<jdpf:Parameter>
<jdpf:Name>OutputFileExtension</jdpf:Name>
<jdpf:Value>jpeg</jdpf:Value>
</jdpf:Parameter>
<jdpf:Parameter>
<jdpf:Name>OutputDirectory</jdpf:Name>
<jdpf:Value>C:\JDPF\TestingExamples\outputimages\</jdpf:Value>
</jdpf:Parameter>
<jdpf:Parameter>
<jdpf:Name>OutputFileName</jdpf:Name>
<jdpf:Value>test</jdpf:Value>
</jdpf:Parameter>
<jdpf:Parameter>
The Image Directory Serializer is able to write images into files.
Label |
Supported data type(s) |
|---|---|
| Input | org.jdpf.plugins.datatypes.media.RGBImage |
| Output | none |
The Image Directory Serializer block works with all the block that produce as output a org.jdpf.plugins.datatypes.media.RGBImage as input. Thus:
As the Simple File Serializer has been devloped with the JDPF core plugins, the only dependency is with the core plugin: