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h = pp.imgH (server.mappath (imgpath))
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Class imgInfo
dim aso
Private Sub Class_Initialize
set aso = CreateObject (\
aso.Mode = 3
aso.Type = 1
aso.Open
End Sub
Private Sub Class_Terminate
err.clear
set aso = nothing
End Sub
Private Function Bin2Str (Bin)
Dim I, Str
For I = 1 to LenB (Bin)
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if ASCB (clow) < 128 then
Str = Str & Chr (ASCB (clow))
else
I = I 1
if I < = LenB (Bin) then Str = ; Str & Chr (ASCW (MidB (Bin, I, 1) & clow))
end if
Next
Bin2Str = Str
End Function

Private Function Num2Str (num, base, lens)
dim ret
ret = \
while (num > = base)
ret = (num mod base) & ret
num = (num - num mod base) / base
wend
Num2Str = right (string (lens, \)
End Function

Private Function Str2Num (str, base)
dim ret
ret = 0
for i = 1 to len (str)
ret = ret * base cint (mid (str, i, 1))
next
Str2Num = ret
End Function

Private Function BinVal (bin)
dim ret
ret = 0
for i = lenb (bin) to 1 step -1
ret = ret * 256 ascb (midb (bin, i, 1))
next
BinVal = ret
End Function

Private Function BinVal2 (bin)
dim ret
ret = 0
for i = 1 to lenb (bin)
ret = ret * 256 ascb (midb (bin, i, 1))
next
BinVal2 = ret
End Function

Private Function getImageSize (filespec)
dim ret (3)
aso.LoadFromFile (filespec)
bFlag = aso.read (3)
select case hex (binVal (bFlag))
case \
aso.read (15)
ret (0) = \
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aso.read (2)
ret (2) = BinVal2 (aso.read (2))
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aso.read (3)
ret (0) = \
ret (1) = BinVal (aso.read (2))
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aso.read (5)
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ret (2) = int (abs (Str2Num (mid (sConv, 3 * nBits 1, nBits), 2)-Str2Num (mid (sConv, 2 * nBits 1,ralph lauren uk, nBits) , 2)) / 20)
case \
do
d p1 = binVal (aso.Read (1)): loop while p1 = 255 and ; not aso.EOS
if p1 > 191 and p1 < 196 then exit do ; else aso.read (binval2 (aso.Read (2)) -2)
dp1 = binVal (aso.Read (1)): loop while p1 < 255 and not ; aso.EOS
loop while true
aso.Read (3)
ret (0) = \
ret (2) = binval2 (aso.Read (2))
ret (1) = binval2 (aso.Read (2))
case else:
if left (Bin2Str (bFlag), 2) = \
aso.Read (15)
ret (0) = \
ret (1) = binval (aso.Read (4))
ret (2) = binval (aso.Read (4))
else
ret (0) = \
end if
end select
ret (3) = \height = \
getimagesize = ret
End Function

Public Function imgW (pic_path)
Set fso1 = server.CreateObject (\
If (fso1.FileExists (pic_path)) Then
Set f1 = fso1.GetFile (pic_path) ;
ext = fso1.GetExtensionName (pic_path)
select case ext
case \
arr = getImageSize (f1.path)
imgW = arr (1)
end select
Set f1 = nothing
else
imgW = 0
End if
Set fso1 = nothing
End Function
Public Function imgH (pic_path)
Set fso1 = server.CreateObject (\) Then
Set f1 = fso1.GetFile (pic_path)
ext = fso1.GetExtensionName (pic_path)
select case ext
case \
arr = getImageSize (f1.path)
imgH = arr (2)
end select
Set f1 = nothing
else
imgH = 0
End if
Set fso1 = nothing
End Function
End Class
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