- Achim Zeileis takes over maintenance from Friedrich Leisch.
- Fixed some
NAMESPACE
problems.
-
Added dummy
NAMESPACE
file. -
Move class definitions to separate file, no
Collate
inDESCRIPTION
.
-
Explicitly mention in the help file that
read.pnm
only works for files, not other conntection. -
Fixed a bug in
write.pnm
that tried to open the same connection twice.
- Fixed a minor glitch in
write.pnm
.
- Fixed a bug that prevented plotting images with only 1 row (bug report by Robert Esswein).
- Use
LazyLoad
instead ofSaveImage
.
- Modified one of the regression tests for changes in R 2.4:
terrain.colors()
now return transparency information -> do not use it in example.
- Standardized license field in
DESCRIPTION
file.
- Fixed a bug in the prototype of class
"pixmap"
.
- New example for overlaying plots in
help(pixmap)
submitted by Stephan Matthiesen.
-
Adjust for R 2.0.0.
-
Fixed a bug in coercion from
pixmapIndexed
topixmapRGB
. -
There was a bug in the
methods
package of R 1.9.x which was triggered by functions inpixmap
, hence this version of the package depends on R >= 2.0.0.
-
Fixed a bug in
write.pnm()
that wrote grey images in PPM format. -
The channel information was not changed when converting between RGB and grey pixmaps.
-
The
maxval
in PNM headers must be less than65536
, not less than256
.
-
read.pnm()
: Vectorized (and renamed)as.integer.bytes()
which provides a huge performance gain for reading "PBM" (b/w bitmaps). -
New function
addlogo()
.
- Clarified documentation of
read.pnm
(file name extensions are ignored).
- Fixed some codoc problems (missing aliases).
read.pnm()
: Changes made to function reading and parsing PNM file headers to permit comments of arbitrary length.
-
The whole package has moved to S4 classes and methods, hence all classes have a new representation. This also means that the code and the API are not fully backwards compatible with earlier versions of the package.
-
Added support for subsetting, see
example(pixmap)
. -
New:
addChannels()
andgetChannels()
.
- pixmap():
- Added arguments
bbcent
andcellres
. nrow
andncol
default to the respective dimensions of the data argument (if present). Hence, pixmap does the expected when given a matrix or an array.data
is rescaled to [0,1] for RGB and grey, and coerced to positive integers for indexed.col
can also be a function likerainbow()
- Added arguments
- Fixed bugs in plotting,
read.pnm
andwrite.pnm
which confused dimensions (rows versus columns), but together let plots look OK.