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<h1>Multi Coloured Image</h1>
<h2>Prerequisites</h2>
<ul>
    <li>Check you have java installed: issue <font face="fixed,mono,courier">java -version</font> from the command line, it should be version 1.7 or above.</li>
    <li>Check you have ant installed: issue <font face="fixed,mono,courier">ant -version</font> from the command line, it should be version 1.6 or above.</li>
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<h2>How to</h2>
<h3>Install</h3>
<p>expand the <font face="fixed,mono,courier">mci_bundle.zip</font> file into a directory of your choice, it will be run from that directory.</p>
<h3>Run</h3>
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<b>With ant:</b>
To produce a multi coloured image named <font face="fixed,mono,courier"><i>poc.png</i></font> in the <font face="fixed,mono,courier">images/</font> directory, issue the following command;
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<font face="fixed,mono,courier">ant poc</font>
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To verify that an image contains only unqiue pixels, issue the following command;
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    <nr>
        <font face="fixed,mono,courier">ant verify -Dimage=<i>name</i></font>
    </nr>
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    Where <font face="fixed,mono,courier"><i>image</i></font> is the name of the image to be verified, it shall default to poc.png if not specified.

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    <b>Without ant:</b>
    <ul>
    <li>Create default image: <font face="fixed,mono,courier">java -jar dist/mci.jar</font></li>
    <li>Create named image in specific directory: <font face="fixed,mono,courier">java  -Dimage.dir=/volumes/x07/mydir -jar dist/mci.jar freddy.png</font> - the order of the arguments is important!</li>
    <li>Verify default image: <font  face="fixed,mono,courier">java -classpath dist/mci.jar au.com.polly.mci.ImageVerifier poc.png</font></li>
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The result should look something like;<br>
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<img src="images/poc.png" width="800" height="400"/>
</hl>
<h3>Run unit tests</h3>
<p>
Requires ant to be installed (I actually run the tests successfully within Intelli-J too).
From the top level directory invoke the following command;
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 <font face="fixed,mono,courier">ant test</font>
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<h2>Manifest</h2>
<ul>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">readme.html</font> - this file</li>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">mci.jar</font> - classes containing the application</li>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">mci_test.jar</font> - unit test classes and image files</li>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">images/</font> - test images</li>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">src/</font> - source code for the application</li>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">tests/</font> - source code for the unit tests</li>
    <li><font face="fixed,mono,courier">build.xml</font> - ant build file</li>
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