display - Interactively Display and Edit an Image
Description: ImageMagick - a robust collection of tools and libraries to read, write and manipulate an image in any of the popular image formats. ImageMagick allows dynamic creation of GIFs, making it suitable for Web applications.
Keywords: ImageMagick,PerlMagick,GraphicsMagick,Magick++,Image,Magick,Magic,Pixel,Perl,Wand

NAME SYNOPSIS FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS XDisplayBackgroundImage XDisplayImage # NAME display - Interactively Display and Edit an Image # SYNOPSIS unsigned int XDisplayBackgroundImage( Display *display, XResourceInfo *resource_info, Image *image ); Image * XDisplayImage( Display *display, XResourceInfo *resource_info, char ** argv, int argc, Image ** image, unsigned long *state ); # FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS ## XDisplayBackgroundImage XDisplayBackgroundImage() displays an image in the background of a window. The format of the XDisplayBackgroundImage method is: unsigned int XDisplayBackgroundImage ( Display *display, XResourceInfo *resource_info, Image *image ); A description of each parameter follows: display: Specifies a connection to an X server; returned from XOpenDisplay. resource_info: Specifies a pointer to a X11 XResourceInfo structure. image: The image; returned from ReadImage. ## XDisplayImage XDisplayImage() displays an image via X11. A new image is created and returned if the user interactively transforms the displayed image. The format of the XDisplayImage method is: Image *XDisplayImage ( Display *display, XResourceInfo *resource_info, char **argv, int argc, Image **image, unsigned long *state ); A description of each parameter follows: nexus: Method XDisplayImage returns an image when the user chooses 'Open Image' from the command menu or picks a tile from the image directory. Otherwise a null image is returned. display: Specifies a connection to an X server; returned from XOpenDisplay. resource_info: Specifies a pointer to a X11 XResourceInfo structure. argv: Specifies the application's argument list. argc: Specifies the number of arguments. image: Specifies an address to an address of an Image structure; returned from ReadImage. "Image manipulation software that works like magick"