planar_ptr< IC, lab_t > Struct Template Reference
[Planar Pointers, LAB Color Space]
#include <lab.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for planar_ptr< IC, lab_t >:
Detailed Description
template<typename IC>
struct planar_ptr< IC, lab_t >
Represents a pointer to a planar LAB pixel.A pointer can be constructed from and assigned to the address of a value, the address of a reference or another pointer It can also be dereferenced returning a reference.
Public Types | |
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typedef planar_ptr_base< IC, lab_t > | parent_t |
| typedef parent_t::value_type | value_type |
| typedef parent_t::reference | reference |
| typedef parent_t::color_space_t | color_space_t |
Public Member Functions | |
| planar_ptr () | |
| planar_ptr (IC il, IC ia, IC ib) | |
| template<typename IC1, typename C1> | |
| planar_ptr (const planar_ptr< IC1, C1 > &ptr) | |
| template<typename IC1, typename C1> | |
| planar_ptr & | operator= (const planar_ptr< IC1, C1 > &ptr) |
| template<typename P> | |
| planar_ptr (P *pix) | |
| template<typename P> | |
| planar_ptr & | operator= (P *pix) |
| reference | dereference () const |
Member Function Documentation
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Copy constructor and operator= from pointers to compatible planar pixels or planar pixel references. That allow constructs like pointer = &value or pointer = &reference Since we should not override operator& that's the best we can do. |
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