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Ghostscript (gstoraster): Introduce cupsHalftoneType dithering algorithms #92
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Is it fine to introduce new prefixed PPD option? Some proprietary filters already use cups-filters 1.x: OpenPrinting/cups-filters#642 |
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The code looks ok on syntax side of things, there are some space/tab issues against applied code style.
Regarding functionality I can't say, since I don't fully understand the best practices and it would be great if it was reviewed by an additional person.
Either way, thank you for the PR, @ValdikSS ! Ad new prefixed option - I would say it is fine, but probably @michaelrsweet should know more. |
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one line scopes should not be enveloped by brackets, otherwise it looks great!
…thms Add new dithering (halftone) algorithms in addition to the default Ghostscript one. Controlled either with `halftone-type` job option or `cupsHalftoneType` PPD option. - Stochastic algotirhm is implemented in `stocht.ps` Ghostscript library, just include it if cupsHalftoneType is set to yes/true/on/stochastic. - Foo2zjs algorithm is a PostScript code taken from foo2zjs-pstops file (don't know the name of the algorithm)
Similar to pdftoraster implementation.
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Looks great, thank you!
@michaelrsweet / @tillkamppeter can you review this from functioanity POV (meaning whether halftone implementation is correct)? I have check foo2zjs code and the Postscript code here is matching this PR, bi-level looks feasible with my little knowledge of Postscript, stocht.ps from ghostscript is accessible on machines which includes the script, so LGTM.
Add new dithering (halftone) algorithms in addition to the default Ghostscript one.
Controlled either with
halftone-type
job option orcupsHalftoneType
PPD option.stocht.ps
Ghostscript library, just include it if cupsHalftoneType is set to yes/true/on/stochastic.Default algorithm
Stochastic algorithm
Foo2zjs algorithm