csImageMemory Class Reference
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Memory image. More...

#include <csgfx/imagememory.h>

Inheritance diagram for csImageMemory:


Public Member Functions
virtual void	ApplyKeycolor ()
virtual void	ApplyKeyColor ()
	Apply the keycolor, that is, set all pixels which match the keycolor to 0.
void	CheckAlpha ()
	Check if all alpha values are "non-transparent" and if so, discard alpha.
void	Clear (const csRGBpixel &colour)
	Clears image to colour. Only works for truecolor images.
virtual void	ClearKeycolor ()
virtual void	ClearKeyColor ()
	Remove the keycolor.
void	ConvertFromPal8 (uint8 iImage, uint8 alpha, const csRGBcolor *iPalette, int nPalColors=256)
	Used to convert an 8-bit indexed image into requested format.
void	ConvertFromPal8 (uint8 iImage, uint8 alpha, csRGBpixel *iPalette, int nPalColors=256)
	Used to convert an 8-bit indexed image into requested format.
void	ConvertFromRGBA (csRGBpixel *iImage)
	Used to convert an truecolor RGB image into requested format.
bool	Copy (iImage *srcImage, int x, int y, int width, int height)
	Copy an image as subpart into this image.
bool	CopyScale (iImage *srcImage, int x, int y, int width, int height)
	Copy an image as subpart into this image with scaling sImage to the given size.
bool	CopyTile (iImage *srcImage, int x, int y, int width, int height)
	Copy an image as subpart into this image and tile and scale sImage to the given size.
	csImageMemory (iImage *source, int newFormat)
	Create an instance that copies the pixel data from another iImage object, and also change the data format.
	csImageMemory (iImage *source)
	Create an instance that copies the pixel data from another iImage object.
	csImageMemory (int width, int height, const void buffer, int format=CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR, const csRGBpixel palette=0)
	Create an instance from a pixel buffer with these dimensions.
	csImageMemory (int width, int height, void buffer, bool destroy, int format=CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR, csRGBpixel palette=0)
	Create an instance for this pixel buffer with these dimensions.
	csImageMemory (int width, int height, int depth, int format)
	Create a blank image of these dimensions and the specified format.
	csImageMemory (int width, int height, int format=CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR)
	Create a blank image of these dimensions and the specified format.
virtual const uint8 *	GetAlpha ()
	Get alpha map for 8-bit paletted image.
uint8 *	GetAlphaPtr ()
	Get a pointer to the alpha data that can be changed.
virtual int	GetDepth () const
	Query image depth (only sensible when the image type is csimg3D).
virtual int	GetFormat () const
	Qyery image format (see CS_IMGFMT_XXX above).
virtual int	GetHeight () const
	Query image height.
virtual const void *	GetImageData ()
	Get image data: returns either (csRGBpixel ) or (unsigned char ) depending on format.
void *	GetImagePtr ()
	Get a pointer to the image data that can be changed.
virtual csImageType	GetImageType () const
	Get the type of the contained image.
virtual void	GetKeyColor (int &r, int &g, int &b) const
	Get the keycolour stored with the image.
virtual csRef< iImage >	GetMipmap (uint num)
	Return a precomputed mipmap.
virtual const csRGBpixel *	GetPalette ()
	Get image palette (or 0 if no palette).
csRGBpixel *	GetPalettePtr ()
	Get a pointer to the palette data that can be changed.
virtual int	GetWidth () const
	Query image width.
virtual bool	HasKeyColor () const
	Check if image has a keycolour stored with it.
virtual uint	HasMipmaps () const
	Returns the number of mipmaps contained in the image (in case there exist any precalculated mipmaps), in addition to the original image.
void	SetFormat (int iFormat)
	Convert the image to another format.
void	SetImageType (csImageType type)
virtual void	SetKeycolor (int r, int g, int b)
virtual void	SetKeyColor (int r, int g, int b)
	Set the keycolor.
bool	SetMipmap (uint num, iImage *mip)
	Set a mipmap of this image.
Protected Member Functions
void	AllocImage ()
	Allocate the pixel data buffers.
	csImageMemory (int iFormat)
	csImageMemory constructor, only set a format, no dimensions.
void	EnsureImage ()
	Allocate the pixel data buffers if they aren't already.
void	FreeImage ()
	Free all image data: pixels and palette.
void	SetDimensions (int newWidth, int newHeight)
	Set the width and height.
Protected Attributes
uint8 *	Alpha
	The alpha map.
int	Depth
	Depth of image.
bool	destroy_image
	If true when these interfaces are destroyed the image is also.
int	Format
	Image format (see CS_IMGFMT_XXX above).
bool	has_keycolour
	if it has a keycolour.
int	Height
	Height of image.
void *	Image
	The image data.
csImageType	imageType
	Type of the contained images.
csRGBpixel	keycolour
	keycolour value
csArray< csRef< iImage > >	mipmaps
	Mip map images.
csRGBpixel *	Palette
	The image palette or 0.
int	Width
	Width of image.

Detailed Description

Memory image.

Definition at line 40 of file imagememory.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

csImageMemory::csImageMemory ( int iFormat ) [protected]

csImageMemory constructor, only set a format, no dimensions.

Intended to be used by loaders which later call SetDimensions().

csImageMemory::csImageMemory	(	int	width,
		int	height,
		int	format = `CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR`
	)

Create a blank image of these dimensions and the specified format.

Parameters:

	width	Width of the image
	height	Height of the image
	format	Image format. Default: CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR

csImageMemory::csImageMemory	(	int	width,
		int	height,
		int	depth,
		int	format
	)

Create a blank image of these dimensions and the specified format.

Parameters:

	width	Width of the image
	height	Height of the image
	depth	Height of the image
	format	Image format.

csImageMemory::csImageMemory	(	int	width,
		int	height,
		void *	buffer,
		bool	destroy,
		int	format = `CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR`,
		csRGBpixel *	palette = `0`
	)

Create an instance for this pixel buffer with these dimensions.

If destroy is set to true then the supplied buffer will be destroyed when the instance is.

Parameters:

	width	Width of the image
	height	Height of the image
	buffer	Data containing initial data
	destroy	Destroy the buffer when the Image is destroyed
	format	Image format. Data in buffer must be in this format. Default: CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR
	palette	Palette for indexed images.

csImageMemory::csImageMemory	(	int	width,
		int	height,
		const void *	buffer,
		int	format = `CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR`,
		const csRGBpixel *	palette = `0`
	)

Create an instance from a pixel buffer with these dimensions.

A copy of the pixel data is made.

Parameters:

	width	Width of the image
	height	Height of the image
	buffer	Data containing initial data
	format	Image format. Data in buffer must be in this format. Default: CS_IMGFMT_TRUECOLOR
	palette	Palette for indexed images.

csImageMemory::csImageMemory ( iImage * source )

Create an instance that copies the pixel data from another iImage object.

csImageMemory::csImageMemory	(	iImage *	source,
		int	newFormat
	)

Create an instance that copies the pixel data from another iImage object, and also change the data format.

Member Function Documentation

void csImageMemory::AllocImage ( ) [protected]

Allocate the pixel data buffers.

virtual void csImageMemory::ApplyKeyColor ( ) [virtual]

Apply the keycolor, that is, set all pixels which match the keycolor to 0.

void csImageMemory::CheckAlpha ( )

Check if all alpha values are "non-transparent" and if so, discard alpha.

void csImageMemory::Clear ( const csRGBpixel & colour )

Clears image to colour. Only works for truecolor images.

virtual void csImageMemory::ClearKeyColor ( ) [virtual]

Remove the keycolor.

void csImageMemory::ConvertFromPal8	(	uint8 *	iImage,
		uint8 *	alpha,
		const csRGBcolor *	iPalette,
		int	nPalColors = `256`
	)

Used to convert an 8-bit indexed image into requested format.

Pass a pointer to color indices, a pointer to the alpha mask and a pointer to the palette, and you're done. NOTE: the pointer should be allocated with new uint8 [] and you should not free it after calling this function: the function will free the buffer itself if it is appropriate (or wont if the buffer size/contents are appropriate for target format). Same about palette and alpha.

void csImageMemory::ConvertFromPal8	(	uint8 *	iImage,
		uint8 *	alpha,
		csRGBpixel *	iPalette,
		int	nPalColors = `256`
	)

Used to convert an 8-bit indexed image into requested format.

void csImageMemory::ConvertFromRGBA ( csRGBpixel * iImage )

Used to convert an truecolor RGB image into requested format.

If the image loader cannot handle conversion itself, and the image file is in a format that is different from the requested one, load the image in csRGBpixel format and pass the pointer to this function which will handle the RGB -> target format conversion. NOTE: the pointer should be allocated with new csRGBpixel [] and you should not free it after calling this function: the function will free the buffer itself if it is appropriate (or wont if the buffer size/contents are appropriate for target format).

bool csImageMemory::Copy	(	iImage *	srcImage,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		int	width,
		int	height
	)

Copy an image as subpart into this image.

bool csImageMemory::CopyScale	(	iImage *	srcImage,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		int	width,
		int	height
	)

Copy an image as subpart into this image with scaling sImage to the given size.

bool csImageMemory::CopyTile	(	iImage *	srcImage,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		int	width,
		int	height
	)

Copy an image as subpart into this image and tile and scale sImage to the given size.

void csImageMemory::EnsureImage ( ) [protected]

Allocate the pixel data buffers if they aren't already.

void csImageMemory::FreeImage ( ) [protected]

Free all image data: pixels and palette.

Takes care of image data format.

virtual const uint8* csImageMemory::GetAlpha ( ) [inline, virtual]

Get alpha map for 8-bit paletted image.

RGBA images contains alpha within themself. If image has no alpha map, or the image is in RGBA format, this function will return 0.

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Reimplemented in csCommonImageFile.

Definition at line 185 of file imagememory.h.

uint8* csImageMemory::GetAlphaPtr ( )

Get a pointer to the alpha data that can be changed.

virtual int csImageMemory::GetDepth ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Query image depth (only sensible when the image type is csimg3D).

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Definition at line 181 of file imagememory.h.

virtual int csImageMemory::GetFormat ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Qyery image format (see CS_IMGFMT_XXX above).

Implements iImage.

Definition at line 183 of file imagememory.h.

virtual int csImageMemory::GetHeight ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Query image height.

Implements iImage.

Definition at line 180 of file imagememory.h.

virtual const void* csImageMemory::GetImageData ( ) [inline, virtual]

Get image data: returns either (csRGBpixel *) or (unsigned char *) depending on format.

Note that for RGBA images the csRGBpixel structure contains the alpha channel as well, so GetAlpha (see below) method will return 0 (because alpha is not stored separately, as for paletted images).

Implements iImage.

Reimplemented in csCommonImageFile.

Definition at line 178 of file imagememory.h.

void* csImageMemory::GetImagePtr ( )

Get a pointer to the image data that can be changed.

virtual csImageType csImageMemory::GetImageType ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Get the type of the contained image.

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Definition at line 222 of file imagememory.h.

virtual void csImageMemory::GetKeyColor	(	int &	r,
		int &	g,
		int &	b
	)			const `[inline, virtual]`

Get the keycolour stored with the image.

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Reimplemented in csCommonImageFile.

Definition at line 189 of file imagememory.h.

virtual csRef<iImage> csImageMemory::GetMipmap ( uint num ) [inline, virtual]

Return a precomputed mipmap.

num specifies which mipmap to return; 0 returns the original image, num <= the return value of HasMipmaps() returns that mipmap.

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Definition at line 231 of file imagememory.h.

virtual const csRGBpixel* csImageMemory::GetPalette ( ) [inline, virtual]

Get image palette (or 0 if no palette).

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Reimplemented in csCommonImageFile.

Definition at line 184 of file imagememory.h.

csRGBpixel* csImageMemory::GetPalettePtr ( )

Get a pointer to the palette data that can be changed.

virtual int csImageMemory::GetWidth ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Query image width.

Implements iImage.

Definition at line 179 of file imagememory.h.

virtual bool csImageMemory::HasKeyColor ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Check if image has a keycolour stored with it.

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Reimplemented in csCommonImageFile.

Definition at line 187 of file imagememory.h.

virtual uint csImageMemory::HasMipmaps ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Returns the number of mipmaps contained in the image (in case there exist any precalculated mipmaps), in addition to the original image.

0 means there are no precomputed mipmaps.

Reimplemented from csImageBase.

Definition at line 225 of file imagememory.h.

void csImageMemory::SetDimensions	(	int	newWidth,
		int	newHeight
	)			`[protected]`

Set the width and height.

This will also free the 'image' buffer to hold the pixel data, but it will NOT allocate a new buffer (thus `image' is 0 after calling this function). You should pass an appropiate pointer to one of ConvertXXX functions below, define the image itself (or assign something to `Image' manually), or call EnsureImage().

void csImageMemory::SetFormat ( int iFormat )

Convert the image to another format.

This method will allocate a respective color component if it was not allocated before. For example, you can use this method to add alpha channel to paletted images, to allocate a image for CS_IMGFMT_NONE alphamaps or vice versa, to remove the image and leave alphamap alone. This routine may be used as well for removing alpha channel.

virtual void csImageMemory::SetKeyColor	(	int	r,
		int	g,
		int	b
	)			`[virtual]`

Set the keycolor.

bool csImageMemory::SetMipmap	(	uint	num,
		iImage *	mip
	)			`[inline]`

Set a mipmap of this image.

Remarks:: You can set any mipmap except number 0 to your liking, however, no sanity checking is performed! That is, you can set mipmaps to 0, leave out mipmaps and provide more mipmaps than the image really needs - this can be problematic as most clients will expect non-null mipmaps. (Note however that trailing 0 mipmaps will not be reported.)

Definition at line 245 of file imagememory.h.

Member Data Documentation

uint8* csImageMemory::Alpha [protected]

The alpha map.

Definition at line 70 of file imagememory.h.

int csImageMemory::Depth [protected]

Depth of image.

Definition at line 59 of file imagememory.h.

bool csImageMemory::destroy_image [protected]

If true when these interfaces are destroyed the image is also.

Definition at line 78 of file imagememory.h.

int csImageMemory::Format [protected]

Image format (see CS_IMGFMT_XXX above).

Definition at line 72 of file imagememory.h.

bool csImageMemory::has_keycolour [protected]

if it has a keycolour.

Definition at line 74 of file imagememory.h.

int csImageMemory::Height [protected]

Height of image.

Definition at line 57 of file imagememory.h.

void* csImageMemory::Image [protected]

The image data.

A value of 0 means the Image contents are "undefined". However, this is an internal state only. No operation should fail due undefined image data (although the data may stay undefined).

Definition at line 66 of file imagememory.h.

csImageType csImageMemory::imageType [protected]

Type of the contained images.

Definition at line 80 of file imagememory.h.

csRGBpixel csImageMemory::keycolour [protected]

keycolour value

Definition at line 76 of file imagememory.h.

csArray<csRef<iImage> > csImageMemory::mipmaps [protected]

Mip map images.

Definition at line 85 of file imagememory.h.

csRGBpixel* csImageMemory::Palette [protected]

The image palette or 0.