Resize EPS using Java API Solution

Overview

This article explains how to resize EPS using Java. It covers the following topics.

Java Resize EPS Description

Resizing the image is an operation that changes one of the, or both, dimensions of the image: width and height. The content of the image is left the same, but the image itself can be scaled in dependence of new values of width and height. If with and height are proportionally increased the representation of EPS image will be enlarged, otherwise it will be lessened. If width and height are changed disproportionately the resulting representation of EPS image will be compressed or elangated in some direction. The volume of the EPS file will remain almost unchanged as our solution doesnt’t work with the content but works with the header and the setup section of EPS file.

To set up new size for the representation of EPS image often it is necessary to know its existing size and choise the units in which to assign new size. It can be Points (1/72 of inch), Inches, Millimeters, Centimeters and Percents. So the steps for resizing EPS image in Java follows:

Initialize PsDocument object with an input stream containing EPS file.
Extract existing size of the image using static method extractEpsSize.
Create an output stream for resulting EPS file.
Resize PsDocument object with new size in selected Units with static method resizeEps.

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Resize EPS setting new size in Points in Java

In the following Java code snippet new size of the image is set by Points (1/72 of inch):

 1// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-page/Aspose.Page-for-Java
 2
 3// The path to the documents directory.
 4String dataDir = getDataDir();
 5
 6//Create an input stream for EPS file
 7FileInputStream inputEpsStream = new FileInputStream(dataDir + "input.eps");
 8
 9//Initialize PsDocument object with input stream
10PsDocument doc = new PsDocument(inputEpsStream);
11
12//Get size of EPS image
13Dimension oldSize = doc.extractEpsSize();
14
15//Create output stream for PostScript document
16FileOutputStream outputEpsStream = new FileOutputStream(dataDir + "output_resize_points.eps");
17
18//Increase EPS size in 2 times and save to the output stream
19doc.resizeEps(outputEpsStream, new DimensionF(oldSize.width * 2, oldSize.height * 2), Units.Points);

Resize EPS setting new size in Inches in Java

In the following Java code snippet new size of the image is set by Inches:

 1// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-page/Aspose.Page-for-Java
 2
 3// The path to the documents directory.
 4String dataDir = getDataDir();
 5
 6//Create an input stream for EPS file
 7FileInputStream inputEpsStream = new FileInputStream(dataDir + "input.eps");
 8
 9//Initialize PsDocument object with input stream
10PsDocument doc = new PsDocument(inputEpsStream);
11
12//Get size of EPS image
13//Dimension oldSize = doc.extractEpsSize();
14
15//Create output stream for PostScript document
16FileOutputStream outputEpsStream = new FileOutputStream(dataDir + "output_resize_inches.eps");
17
18//Save EPS to the output stream with new size assigned in inches
19doc.resizeEps(outputEpsStream, new DimensionF(5.791f, 3.625f), Units.Inches);

Resize EPS setting new size in Millimeters in Java

In the following Java code snippet new size of the image is set by Millimeters:

 1// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-page/Aspose.Page-for-Java
 2
 3// The path to the documents directory.
 4String dataDir = getDataDir();
 5
 6//Create an input stream for EPS file
 7FileInputStream inputEpsStream = new FileInputStream(dataDir + "input.eps");
 8
 9//Initialize PsDocument object with input stream
10PsDocument doc = new PsDocument(inputEpsStream);
11
12//Create output stream for PostScript document
13FileOutputStream outputEpsStream = new FileOutputStream(dataDir + "output_resize_mms.eps");
14
15//Save EPS to the output stream with new size assigned in millimeters
16doc.resizeEps(outputEpsStream, new DimensionF(196, 123), Units.Millimeters);

Resize EPS setting new size in Percents in Java

In the following Java code snippet new size of the image is set by Percents:

 1// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-page/Aspose.Page-for-Java
 2
 3// The path to the documents directory.
 4String dataDir = getDataDir();
 5
 6//Create an input stream for EPS file
 7FileInputStream inputEpsStream = new FileInputStream(dataDir + "input.eps");
 8
 9//Initialize PsDocument object with input stream
10PsDocument doc = new PsDocument(inputEpsStream);
11
12//Create output stream for PostScript document
13FileOutputStream outputEpsStream = new FileOutputStream(dataDir + "output_resize_percents.eps");
14
15//Save EPS to the output stream with new size assigned in percents
16doc.resizeEps(outputEpsStream, new DimensionF(200, 200), Units.Percents);

See Resize EPS in .NET and C++.

Initial EPS Image

Initial image

Resized EPS Image

Resized image

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