Smile defines some commands to handle image files. For more info on those commands, please consult Smile's dictionary (in the Smile menu).

• The filter image command applies a CoreImage filter to an image file. You can test such filters with the Image filters dialog. Currently, this dialog is accessible from the User scripts > More Smile commands > Misc menu item. This dialog has a "script" button which returns in the Console window the script performing the given filter.

  Examples:

  	-- original image open "http://www.satimage.fr/software/images/smilesaucer.png"
  	set f to "http://www.satimage.fr/software/images/smilesaucer.png" --f can be an alias set fdest to ("" & (path to desktop) & "test.png") set theDict to "<dict> <key>inputIntensity</key> <real>1</real> </dict>" filter image f to file fdest selected rectangle {0, 0, 200, 200} filter "CISepiaTone" dictionary theDict open alias fdest
  	set f to "http://www.satimage.fr/software/images/smilesaucer.png" --f can be an alias set fdest to ("" & (path to desktop) & "test.png") set theDict to "<dict> <key>inputCenter</key> <string>[150 150]</string> <key>inputRadius</key> <real>10.0</real> </dict>" filter image f to file fdest selected rectangle {0, 0, 200, 200} filter "CICrystallize" dictionary theDict open alias fdest

  
  

  The User scripts > More Smile commands > Misc > Image filters dialog.

• The CIfilter names command returns the list of available CoreImage filters to use with the filter image command.
• The info for CIfilter command provides the full description of the filter or the default settings for the filter image command. This command is opaque: use rather the Image filters from the User scripts > More Smile commands > Misc menu.

• The image info for command returns information about a file image, such as its resolution and its dimensions.

  set {f} to navchoose file
  image info for f
    --  {type identifier:"public.png", resolution:143.992599487305, pixel width:900, width:450, pixel height:830, height:415}

• The extract image command extracts a subimage from an image file and saves it to disk.