| Copyright | (c) 2015 Siniša Biđin |
|---|---|
| License | MIT |
| Maintainer | sinisa@bidin.eu |
| Stability | experimental |
| Safe Haskell | None |
| Language | Haskell2010 |
SDL.Image
Description
Bindings to the SDL2_image library. These should allow you to load various
types of images as SDL Surfaces, as well as detect image formats.
You can safely assume that any monadic function listed here is capable of
throwing an SDLException in case it encounters an error.
- load :: MonadIO m => FilePath -> m Surface
- decode :: MonadIO m => ByteString -> m Surface
- loadTexture :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> FilePath -> m Texture
- decodeTexture :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> ByteString -> m Texture
- loadTGA :: MonadIO m => FilePath -> m Surface
- decodeTGA :: MonadIO m => ByteString -> m Surface
- loadTextureTGA :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> FilePath -> m Texture
- decodeTextureTGA :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> ByteString -> m Texture
- formattedAs :: Format -> ByteString -> Bool
- format :: ByteString -> Maybe Format
- data Format
- initialize :: (Foldable f, MonadIO m) => f InitFlag -> m ()
- data InitFlag
- version :: (Integral a, MonadIO m) => m (a, a, a)
- quit :: MonadIO m => m ()
Loading images
Use the following functions to read any PNG, JPG, TIF, GIF,
WEBP, CUR, ICO, BMP, PNM, XPM, XCF, PCX and XV formatted
data.
If you have TGA-formatted data, you might wish to use the functions from
the following section instead.
decode :: MonadIO m => ByteString -> m Surface #
Reads an image from a ByteString.
This will work for all supported image types, except TGA. If you need to
decode a TGA ByteString, use decodeTGA instead.
loadTexture :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> FilePath -> m Texture #
Same as load, but returning a Texture instead.
For TGA files not ending in ".tga", use loadTextureTGA instead.
decodeTexture :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> ByteString -> m Texture #
Same as decode, but returning a Texture instead.
If you need to decode a TGA ByteString, use decodeTextureTGA instead.
Loading TGA images
Since TGA images don't contain a specific unique signature, the
following functions might succeed even when given files not formatted as
TGA images.
Only use these functions if you're certain the inputs are TGA-formatted,
otherwise they'll throw an exception.
loadTGA :: MonadIO m => FilePath -> m Surface #
If your TGA files aren't in a filename ending with ".tga", you can
load them using this function.
decodeTGA :: MonadIO m => ByteString -> m Surface #
Reads a TGA image from a ByteString.
Assumes the input is a TGA-formatted image.
decodeTextureTGA :: MonadIO m => Renderer -> ByteString -> m Texture #
Format detection
formattedAs :: Format -> ByteString -> Bool #
Tests whether a ByteString contains an image of a given format.
format :: ByteString -> Maybe Format #
Tries to detect the image format by attempting formattedAs with each
possible Format.
If you're trying to test for a specific format, use a specific formattedAs
directly instead.
Each of the supported image formats.
Other
initialize :: (Foldable f, MonadIO m) => f InitFlag -> m () #
Initializes SDL2_image by loading support for the chosen image formats.
Explicit initialization is optional.
You should call this function if you prefer to load image support yourself,
at a time when your process isn't as busy. Otherwise, image support will be
loaded dynamically when you attempt to load a JPG, PNG, TIF or
WEBP-formatted file.
You may call this function multiple times.
Flags intended to be fed to initialize.
Each designates early loading of support for a particular image format.