#include <imageinfo.h>
Collaboration diagram for KIPI::ImageInfo:

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| QString | title () const |
| void | setTitle (const QString &name) |
| QString | description () const |
| void | setDescription (const QString &description) |
| QMap< QString, QVariant > | attributes () const |
| void | clearAttributes () |
| void | addAttributes (const QMap< QString, QVariant > &) |
| KURL | path () const |
| QDateTime | time (TimeSpec spec=FromInfo) const |
| void | setTime (const QDateTime &time, TimeSpec spec=FromInfo) |
| bool | isTimeExact () const |
| int | size () const |
| int | angle () const |
| void | setAngle (int) |
| QString | toString (const QVariant &) const |
| void | cloneData (const ImageInfo &other) |
| ImageInfo (ImageInfoShared *) | |
| ImageInfo (const ImageInfo &) | |
| ~ImageInfo () | |
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Returns the angle the application rotates the image with when displaying it. Certain host applications may choose to rotate the image on disk, and will always return 0, while other host application will rotate the image when displaying it, and will thus not rotate the image on disk. |
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Copies all the attibutes, description etc from the other imageinfo |
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In the case the application supports time ranges (like this image is from 1998-2000), this method will return true if the time is an exact specification, and thus not a range. |
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Returns the time of the image. In case the host application supports time range, the spec argument specifies if it is the start or end time that should be returned. |
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