org.xhtmlrenderer.util

Class DownscaleQuality

java.lang.Object

org.xhtmlrenderer.util.DownscaleQuality

public class DownscaleQuality
extends java.lang.Object

Simple enumerated constants for downscaling (scaling to smaller image size)--since we have various options for what algorithm to use. Not general-purpose, applies only to methods used in ImageUtil. Types constants can be looked up using forString(String, DownscaleQuality) and the corresponding string for the quality

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static DownscaleQuality	AREA One step, fast, but should be better than low-quality.
static DownscaleQuality	FAST Low quality, but very fast.
static DownscaleQuality	HIGH_QUALITY Highest-quality downscaling; probably slowest as well.
static DownscaleQuality	LOW_QUALITY Low-quality, but not worst quality

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.String	asString()
static DownscaleQuality	forString(java.lang.String type, DownscaleQuality dflt) Retrieves the DownscaleQuality instance for the corresponding string.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

HIGH_QUALITY

public static final DownscaleQuality HIGH_QUALITY

Highest-quality downscaling; probably slowest as well.

LOW_QUALITY

public static final DownscaleQuality LOW_QUALITY

Low-quality, but not worst quality

FAST

public static final DownscaleQuality FAST

Low quality, but very fast.

AREA

public static final DownscaleQuality AREA

One step, fast, but should be better than low-quality.

Method Detail

asString

public java.lang.String asString()

forString

public static DownscaleQuality forString(java.lang.String type,
                         DownscaleQuality dflt)

Retrieves the DownscaleQuality instance for the corresponding string.

Parameters:

type - The string describing the quality, e.g. HIGH

dflt - Default value to use if not found

Returns:

The constant quality instance for the type, or the default if not found.