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Resize EPS in Python.
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from aspose.page import * | |
from aspose.page.eps import * | |
from aspose.page.eps.device import * | |
from aspose.page.eps.xmp import * | |
import aspose.pydrawing | |
#Create an input stream for EPS file | |
with open("input.eps", "rb",) as input_eps_stream: | |
#Initialize PsDocument object with input stream | |
doc = PsDocument(input_eps_stream) | |
#Get size of EPS image | |
old_size = doc.extract_eps_size() | |
#Create an output stream for resized EPS | |
with open("output_resize_points.eps", "wb") as output_eps_stream: | |
#Increase EPS size in 2 times and save to the output stream | |
doc.resize_eps(output_eps_stream, aspose.pydrawing.SizeF(old_size.width * 2, old_size.height * 2), aspose.page.Units.POINTS) |
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