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Planar Pointers
[Pixel Iterators]
Implementations of pointers to planar pixels.
More...Classes | |
| struct | planar_ptr< IC, C > |
| Represents a pointer to a planar pixel. More... | |
| struct | planar_ptr< IC, cmyk_t > |
| Represents a pointer to a planar CMYK 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. More... | |
| struct | planar_ptr< IC, hsb_t > |
| Represents a pointer to a planar HSB 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. More... | |
| 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. More... | |
| struct | planar_ptr< IC, rgb_t > |
| Represents a pointer to a planar RGB 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. More... | |
| struct | planar_ptr< IC, rgba_t > |
| Represents a pointer to a planar RGBA 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. More... | |
| struct | planar_ptr_base< IC, C > |
| base class for the the representation of a pointer to a planar pixel More... | |
Detailed Description
MODELS: PixelIteratorConceptPlanar pixels have channel data that is not consecutive in memory. To abstract this we use classes to represent references and pointers to planar pixels.