Re: image is not graphics
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- Subject: [mg110886] Re: image is not graphics
- From: Bob Hanlon <hanlonr at cox.net>
- Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 04:00:31 -0400 (EDT)
Rasterize[imComp, ImageSize -> 300]
Magnify[imComp, 2]
Bob Hanlon
---- Alessandro <alexxx.magni at gmail.com> wrote:
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I have to admit that I'm really tired with Mathematica's assumption that
"Image is not a graphics primitive or directive":
I lost track of how many times I received that annoying error, due to
this stupid internal dichotomy.
At the moment I get the error since I'm trying to set in some way the
output of the composition of two images with ImageSize, so I tried:
Print[Graphics[ImageCompose[bi, Graphics[Locator[{0, 0}, loc]],
{nx/2 - b, ny/2 + a}], ImageSize -> 300]],
Seems that I cannot put Graphics around ImageCompose, since the latter
returns an image which <sarcasm> as we all know is not a Graphics
object... </sarcasm> so how do I use ImageSize?
I'll be grateful to anybody who will help me here,
but really this kind problem is happening more and more often - I
believe that some rethinking of the graphics would be appreciated...
thank you
alessandro