Image Viewer

There is also a web-version, available here - https://dhruvdh.github.io/dip_image_viewer/

A simple image viewer written for use in ITCS 3134 - Digital Image Processing.

If you can't get this to work for whatsoever reason, just submit the image text files as is

The files it can display are of the following format -

As an "output" for each Part of the assignment, you will be creating a text file using the program you write. Each part is going to ask of you to create an image, and each image will be in this following format -

• The first line in the file will be RGB to represent that the image uses the RGB colorspace. RGB will be followed by a newline \n, so - RGB\n.
• The second line will be a number representing the height of the image in pixels, so 256\n for an image consisting of 256 pixels.
• The third line in the image would be the width of the image in pixels, so 512\n for a 512 pixel wide image.
• From the fourth line onwards you will have the RGB color for each pixel, so 144 72 44\n for the color rgb(144, 72, 44). You will have as many lines as pixels in your image.

Usage

First, download the binary for your OS. Currently, only Linux and Windows binaries are available. If your system isn't listed, or the binary doesn't work for you - use a library computer or follow the build instructions to build it for your system.

On Windows, you might need to install ensure a Visual C/C++ runtime is installed first. You can do that by installing vc_redist.x64.exe from here

C:\Users\Dhruv Dhamani\Dropbox\documents\Digital Image Processing\dip_image_viewer>dip_viewer --help
ITCS 3134 Image Viewer 0.0.2
Dhruv Dhamani<ddhamani@uncc.edu>

USAGE:
    dip_viewer --file <FILE>

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -f, --file <FILE>    The path to the text file to be displayed as an image

You can try it out using the easy.txt file in the root of this repository.

dip_viewer -f easy.txt

Build instructions

Ensure you have rustup installed on your system - via https://rustup.rs/

For linux you'll need some X11 headers to build - do run sudo apt install libx11-dev libxft-dev before proceeding

For windows, you will need to install Windows 10 SDK or better yet install Visual Studio with the "Desktop development with C++" workload.

cargo build --release

This should build a dip_viewer executable in target/releases.

Note: I've only tested it with nightly.