$title

EOD if (! -d $thumbdir) { mkdir($thumbdir) or die("cannot create $thumbdir: $!"); } opendir(my $dirhandle, $directory) or die("Cannot open directory $directory: $!"); foreach my $file (readdir($dirhandle)) { if ($file =~ / \. ( png | jp e? g ) $ /ix) { push(@files, $file); } } closedir($dirhandle); print "Generating thumbnails [ - cached | + generated ]\n"; foreach my $file (sort(@files)) { my $image = Image::Imlib2->load($file); my $thumb; if (defined($css_source)) { print {$index} '

'; } else { printf {$index} ( '

', $thumb_max_dim * $thumb_spacing, $thumb_max_dim * $thumb_spacing, ); } print {$index} " $\"$file\"$

\n"; print_progress; $number++; if (-e "$thumbdir/$file") { print '-'; next; } ($dx, $dy) = ($image->width, $image->height); if ($dx > $thumb_max_dim and $dy > $thumb_max_dim) { if ($dx > $dy) { $thumb = $image->create_scaled_image($thumb_max_dim, 0); } else { $thumb = $image->create_scaled_image(0, $thumb_max_dim); } } else { $thumb = $image; } $thumb->set_quality($thumb_quality); $thumb->save("$thumbdir/$file"); chmod(DEFAULT_FILEMODE, "$thumbdir/$file"); print '+'; } print "\n"; print $index <<'EOD';

EOD close($index) or die("Cannot close $indexfile: $!"); chmod(DEFAULT_FILEMODE, $indexfile); __END__ =head1 NAME gen-xhtml-thumbnails - Generate Thumbnails + Index for a set of images =head1 SYNOPSIS B [I] [I] =head1 DESCRIPTION gen-xhtml-thumbnails will create an F with a list (thumbnails) of all images found if I; the thumbnails will link to the images. The F file will always be created in I. The thumbnails will be saved in F<.thumbs>, also in I. If I is not specified, the current directory is used. Note that only the images in the directory itself will be processed, recursion is not supported. =head1 OPTIONS =over =item B<--css> I Use I for css definitions =item B<--size> I Maximum thumbnail size (either width or height) =item B<--spacing> I Use I as spacing factor. The size of each image element (image + possible border around it) is the number of pixels (see --size) times I. So for B<1.1> you have a small border around each image, for B<1.0> you have no border at all, etc. =item B<--title> I Use I<title> as <title> for the XHTML output =item B<--quality> I<int> Set thumbnail quality. Accepts values between 0 and 100, where 100 is the highest possible quality =back