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getting path info from PDF image?
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getting path info from PDF image?


  • Subject: getting path info from PDF image?
  • From: Joe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2001 19:04:11 -0500

Hi all, I've got a question that will probably turn out to be stupid.

I've written a program which loads and displays a small PDF image in an NSView. It's a small circular icon.

I'd like to be able to generate an NSBezierPath of its outline, so I can draw a beautiful pulsating curvy outline around this image. Actually, I want to do a lot of different things with the image data -- but that's my problem. Being a relative newcomer to Cocoa, I can't figure out any obvious way to work with NSImage data except in a very high level way (resizing, rotating etc). After checking the reference documentation, I'm not even really sure where to start looking. After the 10.1 release, I was disappointed to still find a large amount of "Description forthcoming"'s still present in the docs.

Can anyone offer any pointers regarding digging my hands into the very guts of my NSImage data?

Thanks...

-Joe


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