Description: ------------ Constructor: would be better to use: - $img = Image::construct($options); rather than $img = new ... $img->init(); Options: - var $options could do with additial comments (eg. example values.) - options['canvas'] = filename = autoload the file... - the options[colors] array needs explaining - default value of color causes e_Warning error. should be: array('#000000'), - optons['font_path'] should note it must explicty end with a directory seperator. eg. /xxx/yyy/ (or note that it auto adds it.. in set..) - no default for image_type is used. Display - error rasied after sending headers if no image type set.. in display. save - save does not appear to have an $imgout set anywhere

CVS file structure is also a bit non-standard :)

defines for middle/center etc. are redundant, expensive (albiet not an issue here - as it will be slow anyway) and rather pointless.

bugger - my email address is incorrect. on the report - can you email me directly when you fix it.. alan at akbkhome dot com.

Since I didn't catch you on IRC, some comments here: :) Some things have been updated in CVS. - Changes for ::construct() are not so easily possible, since I recently announced the API to be fixed. I would do, if necessary, but I guess it's just a cosmetic. - A huge doc is provided for the $options array by the set() method. Did you see? I added some more stuff regarding the path/file options. - The default image type is set in the $options array: 'image_type' => IMAGETYPE_PNG, - What exactly did you mean for the save() method? You can either set the file to save to through the $options array or directly when calling the method. Or did I get you wrong? - The CVS structure is my personal favor, because I can just include the packages from their CVS checkout directory. That's much more comfortable than handling endless links/copies/packagings. :) - Defines: I love it clear. ;) Therefor constants for the horizontal and vertical alignment exist. -

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