NAME

       PDF::Builder::Resource::XObject::Image::TIFF_GT - TIFF image support (Graphics::TIFF enabled)

METHODS

   new
           $res = PDF::Builder::Resource::XObject::Image::TIFF_GT->new($pdf, $file, %opts)

           Returns a TIFF-image object. $pdf is the PDF object being added to, $file is the input TIFF file, and
           the optional $name of the new parent image object defaults to IxAAA.

           If the Graphics::TIFF package is installed, and its use is not suppressed via the "nouseGT" flag (see
           Builder documentation for "image_tiff"), the TIFF_GT library will be used. Otherwise, the TIFF
           library will be used instead.

           Options:

           'notrans' => 1
               Ignore any alpha layer (transparency) and make the image fully opaque.

           'name' => 'string'
               This is the name you can give for the TIFF image object. The default is Ixnnnn.

           TIFF support (when using Graphics::TIFF) is for "PhotometricInterpretation" values of 0
           (bilevel/gray, white is 0), 1 (bilevel/gray, black is 0), 2 (RGB), and 3 (Palette color). It
           currently does not support 4 (transparency mask), 5 (separated CMYK), 6 (YCbCr), 8 (CIELab), or
           higher. There is limited support for an Alpha (transparency) channel (due to extremely limited test
           cases).  Some tags are not supported, and a PlanarConfiguration of 2 is unknown until we get some
           test cases.

           Some applications seem to take odd liberties with TIFF tags, such as adding a SamplePerPixel without
           specifying ExtraSamples type. In such cases, we treat one extra sample (not otherwise defined) as an
           Alpha channel, and hope for the best!

           If there are invalid tags or field values within a tag, the Graphics::TIFF library will attempt to
           pop-up a warning dialog, rather than just ignoring invalid things. If we can find a switch to disable
           this behavior, we will look into adding it as an option. According to Graphic::TIFF's owner (ticket
           RT 133955), this is coming directly from libtiff (as write to STDERR), so he can't do anything about
           it!

   usesLib
           $mode = $tif->usesLib()

           Returns 1 if Graphics::TIFF installed and used, 0 if not installed, or -1 if installed but not used
           (nouseGT option given to "image_tiff").

           Caution: this method can only be used after the image object has been created. It can't tell you
           whether Graphics::TIFF is available in advance of actually using it, in case you want to use some
           functionality available only in TIFF_GT. See the PDF::Builder LA_GT() call if you need to know in
           advance.

perl v5.36.0                                       2023-12-1PDF::Builder::Resource::XObject::Image::TIFF_GT(3pm)