Open j4c3 opened 11 years ago
I've never written anything in python, but it seems like an easy enough task. Untested code below:
After the following code...
parser.add_argument("-w", metavar="value", help="defines a maximum width (in pixels) for boxarts (anything above that will be resized to that value)", type=int)
Add this (l was an arbitrary choice since h is taken; it could be anything you like, really)...
parser.add_argument("-l", metavar="value", help="defines a maximum height (in pixels) for boxarts (anything above that will be resized to that value)", type=int)
Then further down in the script, after the following code...
maxWidth= args.w
if (img.size[0]>maxWidth):
print "Boxart over %spx. Resizing boxart.." % maxWidth
height = int((float(img.size[1])*float(maxWidth/float(img.size[0]))))
img.resize((maxWidth,height), Image.ANTIALIAS).save(output)
add this...
maxHeight= args.l
if (img.size[1]>maxHeight):
print "Boxart over %spx. Resizing boxart.." % maxHeight
width = int((float(img.size[0])*float(maxHeight/float(img.size[1]))))
img.resize((width,maxHeight), Image.ANTIALIAS).save(output)
I see -h is taken, but it seems like it might be useful the have the option to specify a max height. Screens tend to be wider than tall, so I'd like to keep the height of all boxes the same, and let the width vary. This also allows for a more constant length the description can be across systems.