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Pdfimages PDF Image Extraction PHP Ffmpeg ImageMagick Tutorial
You might call us “name droppers” with today’s blog posting title, but these names … Ffmpeg ImageMagick … are brilliant Open Source products worth knowing. We know them here on our local MacBook Air with its MAMP local Apache/PHP/MySql web … Continue reading →
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Pdfimages PDF Image Extraction PHP Browsing Tutorial
Yesterday’s Pdfimages PDF Image Extraction PHP Tutorial … asked a lot of the user as far as interactive entry goes having to specify … input PDF file path input PDF file name when, in this day and age with the … Continue reading →
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Pdfimages PDF Image Extraction PHP Tutorial
Today we’re building on yesterday’s Pdfimages PDF Image Extraction Primer Tutorial‘s … macOS command line use of thanks, that the great Pdfimages suite of software works in to extract the images contained within a PDF … by allowing … a … Continue reading →
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PHP Remote Files Refined Containing Attribute Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Remote Files Refined Containing Tutorial has two improved functionalities applied to it in today’s work, those being … turn the “Element type [title]” into a “Element type [title] or attribute= entries” textbox arrangement to allow for attribute data … Continue reading →
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PHP Remote Files Refined Containing Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Remote Files Containing Tutorial started making better use of PHP’s preg_match function, but was not up to what humans might want as functionality options, while not having to reinvent a wheel learning about PHP Regular Expressions. Rather, we … Continue reading →
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PHP Remote Files Containing Tutorial
Up until yesterday’s PHP Remote Files Interaction Tutorial … there could only be at most one record of matching results presented … if an element type was not supplied we defaulted to a title element type as a basis for … Continue reading →
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PHP Remote Files Interaction Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Remote Files Primer Tutorial start to our Remote Files PHP web application is improved today, but not in its essence of operation, if you will, by adding HTML form navigation and interaction. These days with HTML form input … Continue reading →
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PHP Remote Files Primer Tutorial
If your background is in C programming (and the use of fopen function), you might be amazed at PHP’s fopen function’s talents at opening URLs, as well as “desktop” files we (programming citizens of senior years “shell we say”) might … Continue reading →
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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.