[QUIZ] Text Image (#50)

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Dave Burt

Harold Hausman:
#It only supports 24bit bmp files, and it even chokes on most of them ;)

Thanks for submitting this - well done, Harold.

(If I was going to solve this quiz, I'd have done a BMP-reader.)

Cheers,
Dave
 
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daz

Harold said:
Hi,

[...] the first code I've shared with you guys:

Hi Harold - and thanks for doing that.
#It creates one character per pixel (which has obvious implications)

Not obvious to me until I tried it.
That's a fair-sized hunk of duck ;-))
#But it's 40 lines of pure ruby no lib use binary file up-hackery...

Excellent.
I refactored a bit:

#------------------------------------------------------------------------
Gradient = %w{ D Y 8 S 6 5 J j t c + i ! ; : . }

# http://www.d10.karoo.net/ruby/quiz/50/duck.bmp (NOTE: 800KB BMP)
bmp = File.open('duck.bmp', 'rb') { |fi| fi.read }
bmo = bmp[10, 4].unpack('V')[0] # offset to bitmap data
image_x, image_y = bmp[18, 8].unpack('VV') # width x / height y (pixels)
by_start = bmo + ((image_y - 1) * (image_x * 3))

File.open('output.txt', 'w') do |fo|
by_start.step(bmo, -(image_x * 3)) do |by_ptr|
image_x.times do |x|
t = 0; 3.times {|n| t += bmp[by_ptr + (x * 3) + n] }
fo.putc( Gradient[ (t / 3 ) >> 4 ] )
end
fo.puts
end
end
#------------------------------------------------------------------------

There's one change in effect from your original and I suspect
you may have intended it differently ...

the_file.read(1).unpack('c')[0]

.... gives a signed byte so, when you take the average by adding and
dividing by 3, you can be adding negatives. Replacing those with ('C')
gives you unsigned bytes and the overall result matches the output from
the code above.

Maybe we'll see a smaller fowl soon :)


daz
 
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Robbie Carlton

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thank you very very much. I've been struggling with a problem in the
graphics library I'm using for lisp (lispworks capi library) which requires
me to generate a bitmap file from an array of pixels. I couldn't decipher
any of the specs I've found for the format because they go into loads of
extraneous detail about color tables and compression which I don't need to
know about. Your code is the clearest definition of the spec I need
(assuming it's correct). So thanks

Hi,

Best quiz yet. Er, well, quiz which held my attention longest anyway. :)

My solution is um, less... elegant, than some of the others, but in a lot
of
ways, like a parent who mistakenly thinks their ugly child is cute I kind= a
like it. I don't really share my code a lot (maybe for obvious reasons)
but
I'm just so pleased with how easily ruby lets me hack things to high
heaven
and this one in particular makes me smile. Take special note that it only
works on 24 bit .bmp files and put your hard hat on if you think you're
going to feed anything but that into it. ;) Okay, enough blather, without
further ado, the first code I've shared with you guys:

#It only supports 24bit bmp files, and it even chokes on most of them ;)
#It creates one character per pixel (which has obvious implications)
#But it's 40 lines of pure ruby no lib use binary file up-hackery...
#And quite frankly, thats what I do.

MyPixel =3D Struct.new( 'MyPixel', :r, :g, :b )

the_gradient =3D %w|D Y 8 S 6 5 J j t c + i ! ; : .|
###############PUT YOUR FILENAME
HERE#########################################
the_file =3D File.new('ducky.bmp', 'rb')
the_file.read(2) #BM
the_file.read(4).unpack('V')[0] #filesize
the_file.read(4) #unused
the_file.read(4).unpack('V')[0] #offset from beginning to bitmap data
the_file.read(4).unpack('V')[0] #size of bitmap header
image_x =3D the_file.read(4).unpack('V')[0] #width x in pixels
image_y =3D the_file.read(4).unpack('V')[0] #height y in pixels
the_file.read(2).unpack('v')[0] #planes?
the_file.read(2).unpack('v')[0] #bits per pixel
the_file.read(24) #unused

the_bitmap =3D []
puts "CRRRRUNCHHHH --- please wait, reading file..."
image_y.times do |row|
the_bitmap[row] =3D []
image_x.times do |col|
the_bitmap[row][col] =3D MyPixel.new( 0, 0, 0 )
the_bitmap[row][col].b =3D the_file.read(1).unpack('c')[0]
the_bitmap[row][col].g =3D the_file.read(1).unpack('c')[0]
the_bitmap[row][col].r =3D the_file.read(1).unpack('c')[0]
end
end

puts "output coming:"
the_output =3D File.new('output.asciiart', 'w')
(image_y-1).downto(0) do |row|
image_x.times do |col|
the_avg =3D
(the_bitmap[row][col].b+the_bitmap[row][col].g+the_bitmap[row][col].r)/3
the_output.write(the_gradient[the_avg>>4])
end
the_output.write("\n")
end

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Dominik Bathon

Harold said:
Hi,

[...] the first code I've shared with you guys:

Hi Harold - and thanks for doing that.

Yes, a really nice solution.
Maybe we'll see a smaller fowl soon :)

I am not sure if you meant golfing by "a smaller fowl", but anyway here =20
are my attempts:

The first version version is just a refactoring like yours:

GRADIENT =3D %w|D Y 8 S 6 5 J j t c + i ! ; : .|
file =3D File.new(ARGV.shift || "ducky.bmp", "rb")
file.read(2+4+4+4+4) # headers
image_x, image_y =3D file.read(8).unpack("VV") # width / height
file.read(2+2+24) # headers

puts((0...image_y).collect do |row|
(0...image_x).collect do |col|
GRADIENT[(file.read(3).unpack("CCC").inject { |a,b| a+b } / 3) >> 4]
end.join
end.reverse)

It writes to stdout and optionally uses ARGV.shift as input.

And here are two different short version, they need ARGV[0] and also writ=
e =20
to stdout:

f=3Dopen$*[0],"rb";w,h=3Df.read(54)[18,8].unpack"VV"
puts((1..h).collect{(1..w).collect{"DY8S65Jjtc+i!;:."[f.read(3).unpack(
"CCC").inject{|a,b|a+b}/48,1]}.join}.reverse)


d=3DIO.read$*[0];puts =20
d[54..-1].scan(/.../m).map{|s|"DY8S65Jjtc+i!;:."[s.unpack(
"CCC").inject{|a,b|a+b}/48,1]}.join.scan(/.{#{d[18,4].unpack"V"}}/).rever=
se


The second one might be problematic on Windows (I am not sure if IO.read =
=20
reads binary or not).

Dominik
 
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Harold Hausman

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Harold said:
Hi,

[...] the first code I've shared with you guys:

Hi Harold - and thanks for doing that.

Hey, np, I'm glad I did now! :)

Excellent.
I refactored a bit:

...snip your most excellent code...

There's one change in effect from your original and I suspect
you may have intended it differently ...

the_file.read(1).unpack('c')[0]

.... gives a signed byte so, when you take the average by adding and
dividing by 3, you can be adding negatives. Replacing those with ('C')
gives you unsigned bytes and the overall result matches the output from
the code above.

Ah, great point. I was vaguely wondering where the solarization effect was
coming from.
Unfortunately my attention span is painfully short. ;)

Maybe we'll see a smaller fowl soon :)

But what of the majesty of the whole thing?! :)

daz
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Anthony Moralez

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I'm happy to submit my first ruby quiz solution. I really liked the RMagick
library. It made this pretty easy.

the code:
require 'RMagick'

class ImageToAscii
@@ascii_pixel =3D [ Array.new(10, '#'),
Array.new(35, '.'),
Array.new(5, '\\'),
Array.new(15, '-'),
Array.new(20, '*'),
Array.new(15, '+'),
Array.new(20, ':'),
Array.new(20, '/'),
Array.new(30, '=3D'),
Array.new(30, '|'),
Array.new(30,'@'),
Array.new(30, ' ')].flatten!
def initialize( image )
@image =3D image
end
def convert
prepare_image
translate_pixels
end
def translate_pixels
pixels =3D @image.get_pixels(0, 0, @image.columns, @image.rows)
new_pixels =3D pixels.map { |pix| to_ascii pix.intensity}
0.upto(@image.rows) do |row|
new_pixels.insert( (row*@image.columns+row), "\n")
end
new_pixels
end
def prepare_image
@image =3D @image.blur_image.blur_image.scale(40,40)
end
def to_ascii( index )
@@ascii_pixel[index]
end
end

img =3D Magick::ImageList.new(ARGV[0])
converter =3D ImageToAscii.new(img)
puts converter.convert.to_s


the output:
from ducky.png

@@|||@
@||||||=3D=3D@
@||||||||=3D=3D|
@|||||||||=3D=3D=3D@
|||||||||||=3D=3D=3D
@|||||||||||=3D=3D/@
|||||||||||=3D=3D=3D/=3D
|=3D=3D|||||||||=3D=3D=3D//
=3D=3D\/|||||||=3D=3D=3D=3D//@
@=3D/.+||||||=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D//|
@=3D|||||||=3D=3D+.+=3D=3D/=3D=3D
@=3D=3D|||||=3D=3D=3D*\:=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D|||=3D=3D=3D=3D|
|:**-**://=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D@
=3D-------*:=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D| @@@@
@*-**-----+=3D=3D=3D=3D @@@@@|@
*--*-**-*/=3D=3D=3D@ @@@@@@@@@||
+\\\\\-:=3D=3D=3D:://=3D=3D|||@@@@@@@@|||
@|/*-\\-:/=3D//++:/=3D=3D||@@@@@@@@@|||
@||=3D/+*+:////::::/=3D|||@@@@@@@@@|||@
@||||=3D/::::://////=3D=3D|||@@@@@@@@@|||@
@@@|||=3D/:++:///=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D|||@@@@@@@@@|||=3D@
@@@@@|||=3D/:://=3D=3D=3D=3D|||||@@@@@@@||||||=3D
|@@@@@||=3D=3D=3D/=3D=3D=3D|||||||@@@@@@@||||||||
@@@@@@@@|||=3D=3D=3D|||@|@@@@@@@@@@@||||||=3D
|@@@@@@@@||||||@@@|@@|@@|@|@|||||||||
@|@@@@@@@@@@|||@@@|@@@@@@@@||||||||||
@||@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@|@|||||||||||@
@||@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@|||||||||||||||@
@||||@@@@@@@@@@||||||||||||||||||||
|||||@|@@@@||@@@@@|||||||||||||||
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@|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||@
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||@
@|||||||||||||||||||=3D||||||@
@|||||||||||||||||=3D|||||@
@||||||||||||||||||||@
@||||||||||||||||@
@@||||||||||@@
@@@@@@

and from tomb-raider.png:

........................................
........................................
................................*.......
....................:.............*.....
..........--......../-+-..........:.....
.........\--.......*|+=3D*-.\.......\*....
.........**|:...#..-|:=3D/+-..--.....*....
.........**@=3D.......|/=3D||=3D-*=3D|:....*....
.........**@=3D.......://|@|=3D|||=3D\...*....
.........*-@=3D......./=3D=3D||||@||/....+....
....#..-#.-@=3D.......=3D=3D|||||||=3D/-...-....
....#.--***@|........=3D=3D||||=3D=3D=3D/:*..+....
.....*:+-|*@|........+=3D=3D||=3D/=3D=3D=3D=3D/...-...
....=3D=3D=3D=3D:|-@|.........=3D=3D/+=3D=3D=3D||=3D|..-\...
..-*=3D=3D|||=3D-@|-#.......\-../|=3D||=3D=3D:..*...
..**||@@@=3D-||*....\.......-|=3D=3D+**+..-...
..-+|@@@|=3D-/*............*|/\.#.....*...
...-|@@||*..............+:.-://::-*.*...
\..||||=3D.............\-../=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D//-**...
....+=3D=3D*......#......\-.-=3D=3D=3D|||=3D=3D/+-*...
\..................\../@|||@||=3D=3D=3D:-*...
\\....-.\........-...*@|||@@||=3D=3D=3D*-*...
....#.:|||...........\|||||||||=3D=3D/.--...
....../|@|/.........*||||@@@||=3D=3D/..--...
......+=3D@@=3D......../|||@@@@||=3D/*...\+...
.......||@|/.....\=3D|||@@@|||=3D-.....\\*#.
.......=3D=3D|@=3D+...*=3D|||@@@|||*.........:..
.......*=3D|||=3D*.:=3D|||@@|||/.#.....\..\/-.
......../=3D|||=3D/=3D=3D|@@||||+........:..-/+.
........-=3D=3D|||=3D|||||||/.........\=3D-.\=3D/.
.....\.../=3D|||||||||=3D-........\\=3D/\..=3D..
.....\...\=3D|||||||/-..........**=3D*-.:*..
.....\..../|@@@|=3D:...........--=3D+:+\/...
......\...*=3D=3D/*.++...........-+/*+:*+...
......\.........:*...........+/--++.-...
......\........./*...........++-**......
...............-/*...........//-*.......
....#.........\.-.............|-........
....#.........-.*.............:+\.......
................+.......-......=3D:.......


Thanks for letting me play too.

Anthony Moralez

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Wilson Bilkovich

Hi,

Best quiz yet. Er, well, quiz which held my attention longest anyway. :)

My solution is um, less... elegant, than some of the others, but in a lot= of
ways, like a parent who mistakenly thinks their ugly child is cute I kind= a
like it. I don't really share my code a lot (maybe for obvious reasons) b= ut
I'm just so pleased with how easily ruby lets me hack things to high heav= en
and this one in particular makes me smile. Take special note that it only
works on 24 bit .bmp files and put your hard hat on if you think you're
going to feed anything but that into it. ;) Okay, enough blather, without
further ado, the first code I've shared with you guys:
Man, the output of this is very cool with large files and tiny font
sizes. Excellent.
 
A

Adam Shelly

Harold Hausman:
#It only supports 24bit bmp files, and it even chokes on most of them ;)
(If I was going to solve this quiz, I'd have done a BMP-reader.)
I had trouble installing the RMagick gem, so I went ahead and did a bmp rea=
der.
In retrospect, it probably would have a better use of my time to
figure out what was wrong with the install.
My biggest gotcha in writing the BMP reader was forgetting about the
padding bytes in the raw data. I made the mistake of doing my early
tests with an 80x80 square file, which worked fine without handling
padding. Oh, and unpack is weird. Why can't I extract bits and
nibbles as integers instead of strings?

---
# iview.rb
# Adam Shelly
# for ruby quiz #50
#usage iview file [screenwidth] [threshold] [disable_optimization]
# Displays BMP files as ascii art. resizes to screenwidth (default=3D80)
# threshold controls edge sensitivity. Lower for more detail, raise
for less. (default 500)
# File must be BMP.
# supports bit depths of 2,4,8,24
# maybe 16, but I didn't test any
# converts image to greyscale, resizes to screenwidth, does sobel edge
detection, displays edges as 'x'
# unless disable_optimization is non-nil, re-runs the edge detector
several times to improve pixel density
require 'Matrix'

class BMFile
def initialize filename
@f =3D File.open(filename, "rb")
end
def read size, spec
@f.sysread(size).unpack(spec)
end
def parse spec
rslt =3D spec.inject({}){|h,v| h[v.first]=3Dread(v.last,
v.last=3D=3D2?'S':'L').first; h}
rslt.each {|tag,v| puts "Read #{tag} =3D #{v}"} if $DEBUG
rslt
end
end


class BmpView
attr_reader :show
FileHeaderSpec =3D %w( type size reserved offset).zip [2,4,4,4]
InfoHeaderSpec =3D %w( size width height planes bpp compression
imgSize xppm yppm colorsUsed clrimp).zip [4,4,4,2,2,4,4,4,4,4,4]

def initialize filename, screenwidth =3D 80
@file =3D BMFile.new filename
file_h =3D @file.parse FileHeaderSpec
info_h =3D @file.parse InfoHeaderSpec
throw "#{filename} is Not a BMP file: #{file_h['type']}" if
file_h['type'] !=3D 19778 #=3D=3D'BM'
@width,@height =3D info_h['width'], info_h['height']
@bpp =3D info_h['bpp']
@size =3D (@width*@height*@bpp/8.0).ceil
@image =3D resize( load_data , screenwidth)
@show =3D edgefind @image
end

def greyscale a
(a[0]+a[1]+a[2])/3
end

def load_ctab #load color table, convert to greyscale right away.
@ctable =3D (0...2**@bpp).inject([]){|a,v|
a<<greyscale(@file.read(4,"C4"))}
end

def calc_padding
databits =3D @width*@bpp
paddingbits =3D (32-(databits%32)) %32
width, sparebytes =3D (databits+paddingbits)/8,paddingbits/8
end

def load_data
puts "loading data..."
pattern =3D {1=3D>"B8",4=3D>"H2",8=3D>"C1" ,16=3D>"L1",24=3D>"C3"}
throw "#{@file} is not a Valid BMP file" if !pattern[@bpp]
rowdata =3D[]
width,sparebytes =3D calc_padding
if @bpp < 24
load_ctab
@height.times do
line =3D @file.read(width, pattern[@bpp]*width)
line =3D line.map{|s| s.split(//)}.flatten if @bpp < 8
#separate all the values
sparebytes.times { line.pop } =20
#reject the padding
rowdata << line.map {|s| @ctable[s.to_i]}
end
else
@height.times do
rowdata << (0...@width).inject([]){|a,v|
a<< greyscale(@file.read(3, pattern[@bpp]))
}
sparebytes.times {@file.read(1,"C")} #slurp padding
end
end
Matrix.rows(rowdata.reverse,false)
end

def resize data, screenwidth
factor =3D (@width / screenwidth.to_f).ceil
@width /=3D factor; @height /=3D factor
newdata =3D Array.new(@height){ Array.new(@width) }
puts "Resizing by #{factor} to #{@width}x#{@height}... "
@height.times { |y|
@width.times { |x| sum =3D 0;
grid =3D data.minor(y*factor,factor,x*factor,factor)
grid.to_a.flatten.each{|e|sum+=3De} #take average over squa=
re
newdata[y][x]=3Dsum/factor
}
}
Matrix.rows(newdata,false)
end

def edgefind data
puts "Finding Edges..."
@output =3D ""
gx =3DMatrix.rows [[-1,0,1],[-2,0,2],[-1,0,1]] #sobel convolution =
kernels
gy =3D Matrix.rows [[1,2,1],[0,0,0],[-1,-2,-1]]

1.upto(@height-2) {|y|
1.upto(@width-2) {|x|
sumX,sumY =3D 0,0
v =3D data.minor((y-1)..(y+1),(x-1)..(x+1)).row_vectors
3.times do |i|
gx.row(i).each2(v) {|a,b| sumX +=3D a*b}
gy.row(i).each2(v) {|a,b| sumY +=3D a*b}
end
@output +=3D ((sumX.abs+sumY.abs) > $threshold) ? 'x' : ' '
}
@output+=3D"\n"
}
@output
end

def optimize
8.times do #if it doesn't get better in 8 tries, give up...
density =3D @show.count('x') / (@width*@height).to_f
break if (0.12 .. 0.33) =3D=3D=3D density #rough heuristic
puts show,density,$threshold if $DEBUG
@show =3D edgefind @image
$threshold *=3D density / 0.2
end
end
end

$threshold =3D (ARGV[2]|| 500).to_i
b =3D BmpView.new(ARGV[0]||"ducky.bmp", ARGV[1]||80)
b.optimize unless ARGV[3]
puts b.show

---
$ ruby iview.rb ducky.bmp
loading data...
Resizing by 7 to 71x78...
Finding Edges...
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$ ruby iview.rb toumb.bmp
loading data...
Resizing by 7 to 77x108...
Finding Edges...
Finding Edges...
Finding Edges...
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-Adam
 
D

daz

Harold said:
On 10/12/05, daz wrote:

[...]
Maybe we'll see a smaller fowl soon :)

But what of the majesty of the whole thing?! :)

I can't really judge when just two eyes or the beak
fill the screen in 1280x1024 resolution :p

Turning my monitor towards the window and viewing
from the end of my garden helps ;))

( Wilson's idea of using a small font was good. )

Certainly majestic !

daz
 
D

daz

Dominik said:
Maybe we'll see a smaller fowl soon :)

I am not sure if you meant golfing by "a smaller fowl", [...]


I'd just like to be able to see the whole image without needing
to project it onto the side of a tower block, first ;) ...
.... but golfing's OK ...
[...]
GRADIENT[(file.read(3).unpack("CCC").inject { |a,b| a+b } / 3) >> 4]


I abandoned a similar construct after finding that String#[] is
quicker than short String#unpack sequences. Unpacking the whole
string is very quick but then Array#[] is needed later.
Mine is still messy, though.

[...]
end.reverse)

Yes, I should have had the courage to reverse instead of maintaining
a pointer.

And here are two different short version, they need ARGV[0] and
also write to stdout:
['snip']*2

Dominik


I won't try to compete :)

Cheers,

daz
 

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