An open-source, web-based viewer for zoomable images, implemented in pure JavaScript.
when I'm doing setting output to be the current directory '-o .' it works. when it's '-o D:\some\path' it fails that it's unable to parse the URI
tried D:\ D:/ etc.
double backslash too
@ozette unfortunately I'm not familiar with pyramidio-cli, Java, or Windows, so I may not be much help here. Is there some sort of standard way (besides the usual drive letter) to refer to a different drive when using Java? The examples at https://github.com/usnistgov/pyramidio suggest
-o file:///tmp/outputfolder.tar as a possible structure; I don't know if that's a good clue. You could always try filing an issue there. It looks like pyramidio was written by @avandecreme; I don't know if he's still active here or on that project, but maybe someone else is paying attention.
Looks like you might just include the letter in the "file" structure (according to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12711584/how-to-specify-a-local-file-within-html-using-the-file-scheme), like
file:///D:/foo/bar or something.
I had no clue how to set the drive letter
D:\foo\bar unable to find jarfile ..
quadruple checked the file path, I don't get it
i dragged the file in my browser to get the file:///D:/ path and copy pasted it in the terminal
file:///d:/ path works for -o flag
I moved the pyramidiocli program to d: as well, and so when I called the program, I also set file:/// before its d:/path
but it only works for -o ?? it seems
hi Ian! I want to draw shapes on image what should I do , I have drown rectangle using OpenSeadragon.Rect(viewportPoint.x, viewportPoint.y, 0.2, 0.25) now I want to create custom shapes which class/API should i Use , I know there is OpenSeadragon.Point (viewportPoint.x, viewportPoint.y) class , dont understand should how to use it . SHOULD I CREATE svg element and pass it to Point() ?
@altert good question! Looks like the
ABSOLUTE const was added for positioning the navigator, not the controls, and the controls don't really have a mechanism for supporting it. One thing you could do would be to explicitly set the styling on it via viewer.navControl.style. Looks like it doesn't even set position: absolute so you'd have to do that , in addition to setting the left and top values. Of course it would be cool if we actually supported that value for real, so if you want to make a pull request (or even file an issue) that would be great :)
@tushar1127 Rect and Point are just mathematical; they don't draw anything on the screen. If you want to draw shapes, I recommend using of the overlay libraries: http://openseadragon.github.io/#plugins We have them for SVG, canvas, Fabric, and Paper.
@oweniverson we don't have limitations beyond what the browser has. Our canvas is only as big as your screen, so I guess if you have a 17000 pixel wide screen and you're using Chrome, you might run into trouble. We also create offscreen canvases for our tiles, so if you have a single tile that's 17000 pixels wide, that would be a problem as well. Of course the canvas limitation isn't the only reason such a large tile would be a problem! That's why it's best to use a format like DZI that breaks the image up into multiple tiles.
There are also browser limitations like this one on iOS Safari: openseadragon/openseadragon#381
@tushar1127 Yes, that's exactly what those plugins support... they all allow whatever kind of geometric shapes you want. You might try Fabric first; I think that's the most user friendly. As for saving information about it, you'll have to do that yourself, however you save the rest of the information about your app... there's nothing OSD specific about doing it.
@oweniverson OSD never puts the entire image together in a single canvas, so you don't need to worry about giant images going over that limit. http://www.in2white.com/ is a fine example; it's 365 gigapixels, way over the canvas limit!
preparing multimedia project using osd now, but later on hope to make pr or at least issue)
Paperjs plugin throws error for its method.
Fabric js throws error in complile time.
@tushar1127 How about canvas or SVG? Anyway, you might file issues on these plugins about Angular support. BTW, there's some discussion here: openseadragon/openseadragon#1709 I don't know if any of that would be helpful.
Steampunk OSD maps sounds cool!