function image_effect_definition_load in Drupal 7
Loads the definition for an image effect.
The effect definition is a set of core properties for an image effect, not containing any user-settings. The definition defines various functions to call when configuring or executing an image effect. This loader is mostly for internal use within image.module. Use image_effect_load() or image_style_load() to get image effects that contain configuration.
Parameters
$effect: The name of the effect definition to load.
$style: An image style array to which this effect will be added.
Return value
An array containing the image effect definition with the following keys:
- "effect": The unique name for the effect being performed. Usually prefixed with the name of the module providing the effect.
- "module": The module providing the effect.
- "help": A description of the effect.
- "function": The name of the function that will execute the effect.
- "form": (optional) The name of a function to configure the effect.
- "summary": (optional) The name of a theme function that will display a one-line summary of the effect. Does not include the "theme_" prefix.
4 calls to image_effect_definition_load()
- image_effects in modules/
image/ image.module - Loads all image effects from the database.
- image_help in modules/
image/ image.module - Implements hook_help().
- image_styles in modules/
image/ image.module - Gets an array of all styles and their settings.
- image_style_form_add_submit in modules/
image/ image.admin.inc - Submit handler for adding a new image effect to an image style.
File
- modules/
image/ image.module, line 1217 - Exposes global functionality for creating image styles.
Code
function image_effect_definition_load($effect, $style_name = NULL) {
$definitions = image_effect_definitions();
// If a style is specified, do not allow loading of default style
// effects.
if (isset($style_name)) {
$style = image_style_load($style_name, NULL);
if ($style['storage'] == IMAGE_STORAGE_DEFAULT) {
return FALSE;
}
}
return isset($definitions[$effect]) ? $definitions[$effect] : FALSE;
}