Android project notepad (12) ----- proportional scaling of images and adding borders to images

Android project notepad (12) ----- proportional scaling of images and adding borders to images
This article is my learning notes, welcome to reprint, but please note the Source: http://blog.csdn.net/jesson20121020

In Android UI development, image scaling is often encountered. For example, in notepad, the current images are relatively large. If the source image is directly placed on the screen without scaling, the entire screen will be fully occupied, and sometimes the image is bigger than the screen, and the whole image cannot be displayed completely. Therefore, you must scale the image. But how can you scale the image, to maintain the aspect ratio of the source image, the best way is to restrict the proportional scaling, that is, proportional scaling, I believe everyone has used the zoom function in PS. One option is to constrain the zoom ratio, that is, to maintain the aspect ratio, that is, proportional scaling.

Zoom before scaling
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Today I will try to add a border effect to the image. Of course, here I simply add a line border, or I can add other nice borders to the image. first look at it:

In fact, the idea of adding a border to an image is to draw a rectangle around the image. The Code is as follows:

// Add a border to the image and return the public Bitmap getBitmapHuaSeBianKuang (Bitmap bitmap) {float frameSize = 0.2f; Matrix matrix = new Matrix (); // used for base map Bitmap bitmapbg = Bitmap. createBitmap (bitmap. getWidth (), bitmap. getHeight (), Bitmap. config. ARGB_8888); // sets the basemap to Canvas canvas Canvas = new canvas (bitmapbg); Canvas. setDrawFilter (new PaintFlagsDrawFilter (0, Paint. ANTI_ALIAS_FLAG | Paint. FILTER_BITMAP_FLAG); float scale_x = (bitmap. getWidth ()-2 * frameSize-2) * 1f/(bitmap. getWidth (); float scale_y = (bitmap. getHeight ()-2 * frameSize-2) * 1f/(bitmap. getHeight (); matrix. reset (); matrix. postScale (scale_x, scale_y); // process the Photo size (minus the size of the border) bitmap = Bitmap. createBitmap (bitmap, 0, 0, bitmap. getWidth (), bitmap. getHeight (), matrix, true); Paint paint = new Paint (); paint. setColor (Color. WHITE); paint. setStrokeWidth (1); paint. setStyle (Style. FILL); // draw the basemap border canvas. drawRect (new Rect (0, 0, bitmapbg. getWidth (), bitmapbg. getHeight (), paint); // draw a gray border paint. setColor (Color. BLUE); canvas. drawRect (new Rect (int) (frameSize), (int) (frameSize), bitmapbg. getWidth ()-(int) (frameSize), bitmapbg. getHeight ()-(int) (frameSize), paint); canvas. drawBitmap (bitmap, frameSize + 1, frameSize + 1, paint); return bitmapbg ;}