I'm building an App with actionscript 3.0 in my Flash builder. This is a followup question to this question, It works but when I take the picture, the image comes out rotated to the left. how can I check which way the user is holding the phone? and then what code do I use to rotate the image to it's corresponding place?
Thanks in advanced!
EDIT: I'm using this code to rotate the image, but it seems to only rotate the image being displayed not the image file, any ideas?
var mat:Matrix = new Matrix();
mat.translate(-W/2, -H/2);
mat.rotate(Math.PI/2);
mat.translate(+W/2, +H/2);
mat.concat(myObj.transform.matrix);
myObj.transform.matrix = mat;
~Myy
You can use Stage.deviceOrientation or Stage.orientation* to determine which way round the phone is.
*not sure if this one works on iOS
Is it the BitmapData result itself that you want to rotate (ie create a new BitmapData with rotated image) or just rotate a Bitmap on the display list?
Edit:
Ok, heres some code to rotate a BitmapData object:
function rotateBitmapData(angle:int, source:BitmapData):BitmapData
{
var newWidth:int = source.rect.width;
var newHeight:int = source.rect.height;
if (angle==90 || angle==270)
{
newWidth = source.rect.height;
newHeight = source.rect.width;
}
var newBmd:BitmapData = new BitmapData(newWidth, newHeight, source.transparent);
var tx:Number = 0;
var ty:Number = 0;
if (angle==90 || angle==180)
{
tx = newWidth;
}
if (angle==180 || angle==270)
{
ty = newHeight;
}
var matrix:Matrix = new Matrix();
matrix.createBox(1, 1, Math.PI*angle/180, tx, ty);
newBmd.draw(source, matrix);
return newBmd;
}
angle should be 0,90,180 or 270. It will return a new BitmapData object rotated by specified angle.