third-party/leptonica/prog/convertfilestopdf.c
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/*
* convertfilestopdf.c
*
* Converts all image files in the given directory with matching substring
* to a pdf, with the specified scaling factor <= 1.0 applied to all
* images.
*
* See below for syntax and usage.
*
* The images are displayed at a resolution that depends on the
* input resolution (res) and the scaling factor (scalefact) that
* is applied to the images before conversion to pdf. Internally
* we multiply these, so that the generated pdf will render at the
* same resolution as if it hadn't been scaled. By downscaling, you
* reduce the size of the images. For jpeg, downscaling reduces
* pdf size by the square of the scale factor. The jpeg quality can
* be specified from 1 (very poor) to 100 (best available, but
* still lossy); use 0 for the default (75).
*/
#include <string.h>
#include "allheaders.h"
int main(int argc,
char **argv)
{
char *dirin, *substr, *title, *fileout;
l_int32 ret, res, type, quality;
l_float32 scalefactor;
static char mainName[] = "convertfilestopdf";
if (argc != 9) {
fprintf(stderr,
" Syntax: convertfilestopdf dirin substr res"
" scalefactor encoding_type title fileout\n"
" dirin: input directory for image files\n"
" substr: Use 'allfiles' to convert all files\n"
" in the directory.\n"
" res: Input resolution of each image;\n"
" assumed to all be the same\n"
" scalefactor: Use to scale all images\n"
" encoding_type:\n"
" L_JPEG_ENCODE = 1\n"
" L_G4_ENCODE = 2\n"
" L_FLATE_ENCODE = 3, or 0 for per-page default)\n"
" quality: used for jpeg; 0 for default (75);\n"
" otherwise select from 1 to 100\n"
" title: Use 'none' to omit\n"
" fileout: Output pdf file\n");
return 1;
}
dirin = argv[1];
substr = argv[2];
res = atoi(argv[3]);
scalefactor = atof(argv[4]);
type = atoi(argv[5]);
quality = atoi(argv[6]);
title = argv[7];
fileout = argv[8];
if (!strcmp(substr, "allfiles"))
substr = NULL;
if (scalefactor <= 0.0 || scalefactor > 1.0) {
L_WARNING("invalid scalefactor: setting to 1.0\n", mainName);
scalefactor = 1.0;
}
if (!strcmp(title, "none"))
title = NULL;
ret = convertFilesToPdf(dirin, substr, res, scalefactor, type,
quality, title, fileout);
return ret;
}