On 6 Apr '08, at 1:40 PM, Lorenzo wrote:
But when I ask for its size with NSSize imageSize = [sourceImage size]; I don’t get the real pixel size (1680 x 1050), but I get (504 x 315)
The units of [NSImage size] are points, not pixels. If you read an NSImage from a file, it respects the DPI, if any, encoded in the file.
If you want the pixel size, you need to get the NSImageRepresentation that has the pixels you're interested in (remember, an NSImage can have multiple representations of different resolutions; both TIFF and icns support this) and ask it for its pixelsWide and pixelsHigh.
In this case I get a destination image with thesame size as the original (1680 x 1050), but the original image is drawntherein in a smaller area (504 x 315) in the letf-bottom corner.
What size did you draw the source image at? If you want to scale it up to fill a larger pixmap, you need to use a larger source rectangle when you draw it.
—Jens
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