cloudy-agn/src/png++-0.2.5/consumer.hpp
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/*
* Copyright (C) 2007,2008 Alex Shulgin
*
* This file is part of png++ the C++ wrapper for libpng. PNG++ is free
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#ifndef PNGPP_CONSUMER_HPP_INCLUDED
#define PNGPP_CONSUMER_HPP_INCLUDED
#include <cassert>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <iostream>
#include <istream>
#include "config.hpp"
#include "error.hpp"
#include "streaming_base.hpp"
#include "reader.hpp"
#include "pixel_buffer.hpp"
namespace png
{
/**
* \brief Pixel consumer class template.
*
* Used as a base class for custom pixel consumer classes as well
* as inside image class implementation to read pixels into the
* pixel buffer.
*
* Encapsulates PNG %image reading procedure. In order to create
* a custom pixel %consumer use CRTP trick:
*
* \code
* class pixel_consumer
* : public png::consumer< pixel, pixel_consumer >
* {
* ...
* };
* \endcode
*
* Your pixel %consumer class should implement \c get_next_row()
* method and \c reset() method (optional). Their signatures are
* as follows:
*
* \code
* png::byte* get_next_row(size_t pos);
* void reset(size_t pass);
* \endcode
*
* The \c get_next_row() method is called every time a new row of
* %image data is available to the reader. The position of the row
* being read is passed as \c pos parameter. The \c pos takes
* values from \c 0 to \c <image_height>-1 inclusively. The
* method should return the starting address of a row buffer
* capable of storing appropriate amount of pixels (i.e. the width
* of the %image being read). The address should be casted to
* png::byte* pointer type using \c reinterpret_cast<> or a
* C-style cast.
*
* The optional \c reset() method is called every time the new
* pass of interlaced %image processing starts. The number of
* interlace pass is avaiable as the only parameter of the method.
* For non-interlaced images the method is called once prior to
* any calls to \c get_next_row(). The value of \c 0 is passed
* for the \c pass number.
*
* An optional template parameter \c info_holder encapsulates
* image_info storage policy. Using def_image_info_holder results
* in image_info object stored as a sub-object of the consumer
* class. You may specify image_info_ref_holder in order to use a
* reference to the externally stored image_info object. This way
* you will have to construct the consumer object passing the
* reference to image_info object.
*
* Also, you might want implement an %info holder object yourself
* to fine-tune your code. In any case, you can access the
* image_info object from your %consumer class methods using the
* following code:
*
* \code
* png::image_info& info = m_info_holder.get_info();
* \endcode
*
* An optional \c bool template parameter \c interlacing_supported
* specifies whether reading interlacing images is supported by
* your %consumer class. It defaults to \c false. An attempt to
* read an interlaced %image will result in discarding pixels
* obtained at all the interlacing passes except the last one.
*
* In order to fully support interlacing specify \c true for \c
* interlacing_supported parameter and implement \c reset()
* method.
*
* \see image, generator
*/
template< typename pixel,
class pixcon,
class info_holder = def_image_info_holder,
bool interlacing_supported = false >
class consumer
: public streaming_base< pixel, info_holder >
{
public:
typedef pixel_traits< pixel > traits;
/**
* \brief The default io transformation: does nothing.
*/
struct transform_identity
{
void operator()(io_base&) const {}
};
/**
* \brief Reads an image from the stream using default io
* transformation.
*/
template< typename istream >
void read(istream& stream)
{
read(stream, transform_identity());
}
/**
* \brief Reads an image from the stream using custom io
* transformation.
*
* Essentially, this method constructs a reader object and
* instructs it to read the image from the stream. It handles
* IO transformation, as well as interlaced image reading.
*/
template< typename istream, class transformation >
void read(istream& stream, transformation const& transform)
{
reader< istream > rd(stream);
rd.read_info();
transform(rd);
#if __BYTE_ORDER == __LITTLE_ENDIAN
if (pixel_traits< pixel >::get_bit_depth() == 16)
{
#ifdef PNG_READ_SWAP_SUPPORTED
rd.set_swap();
#else
throw error("Cannot read 16-bit image:"
" recompile with PNG_READ_SWAP_SUPPORTED.");
#endif
}
#endif
// interlace handling _must_ be set up prior to info update
size_t pass_count;
if (rd.get_interlace_type() != interlace_none)
{
#ifdef PNG_READ_INTERLACING_SUPPORTED
pass_count = rd.set_interlace_handling();
#else
throw error("Cannot read interlaced image:"
" interlace handling disabled.");
#endif
}
else
{
pass_count = 1;
}
rd.update_info();
if (rd.get_color_type() != traits::get_color_type()
|| rd.get_bit_depth() != traits::get_bit_depth())
{
throw std::logic_error("color type and/or bit depth mismatch"
" in png::consumer::read()");
}
this->get_info() = rd.get_image_info();
pixcon* pixel_con = static_cast< pixcon* >(this);
if (pass_count > 1 && !interlacing_supported)
{
skip_interlaced_rows(rd, pass_count);
pass_count = 1;
}
read_rows(rd, pass_count, pixel_con);
rd.read_end_info();
}
protected:
typedef streaming_base< pixel, info_holder > base;
/**
* \brief Constructs a consumer object using passed image_info
* object to store image information.
*/
explicit consumer(image_info& info)
: base(info)
{
}
private:
template< typename istream >
void skip_interlaced_rows(reader< istream >& rd, size_t pass_count)
{
typedef std::vector< pixel > row;
typedef row_traits< row > row_traits_type;
row dummy_row(this->get_info().get_width());
for (size_t pass = 1; pass < pass_count; ++pass)
{
rd.read_row(reinterpret_cast< byte* >
(row_traits_type::get_data(dummy_row)));
}
}
template< typename istream >
void read_rows(reader< istream >& rd, size_t pass_count,
pixcon* pixel_con)
{
for (size_t pass = 0; pass < pass_count; ++pass)
{
pixel_con->reset(pass);
for (size_t pos = 0; pos < this->get_info().get_height(); ++pos)
{
rd.read_row(pixel_con->get_next_row(pos));
}
}
}
};
} // namespace png
#endif // PNGPP_CONSUMER_HPP_INCLUDED