Image data unit containers and tools.
The central class for image data representation is Raster
. It is the in-memory representation of the n-D arrays of FITS. A raster is defined by:
N
;T
;Position<N>
, which is a sequence of indices, and can be viewed as an alias of std::array<long, N>
or std::vector<long>
;std::vector
.Two specialization are provided for convenience:
PtrRaster
merely stores a pointer to the data array;VecRaster
owns itself the data as an std::vector
.Functions which return a Raster
generally return a VecRaster
(e.g. ImageRaster::read()
). All methods which take a Raster
as input accept whatever flavor of it.
For convenience, make_raster()
functions enable raster creation without template parameters.
In addition, a few helper classes are defined:
Position
, which was already mentioned, represents the shape of the raster, as well as the pixel positions;Region
is a pair of Position
s used for example to represent the raster domain or to read and write image regions;PositionIterator
is used to screen a region – it is instanciated by begin()
and end()
, which in turn enables range loops over regions, e.g. for (const auto& p : image.domain())
. Typedefs | |
template<typename T , long N = 2> | |
using | PtrRaster = Raster< T, N, DataContainerHolder< T, T * > > |
Raster which points to some external data (THolder = T* ). | |
template<typename T , long N = 2> | |
using | VecRaster = Raster< T, N, DataContainerHolder< T, std::vector< T > > > |
Raster which owns a data vector (THolder = std::vector<T> ). | |
Classes | |
class | Position< N > |
n-dimensional pixel position or image shape, i.e. set of integer coordinates. More... | |
class | PositionIterator< N > |
A helper class to screen a Region . More... | |
class | Raster< T, N, THolder > |
Data of a n-dimensional image (2D by default). More... | |
struct | Region< N > |
A n-D rectangle region, defined by its front and back positions (both inclusive), or front position and shape. More... | |
Macros | |
#define | ELEFITS_FOREACH_RASTER_TYPE(MACRO) |
Loop over supported raster types. More... | |