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| CREATE_IMAGE |
| Syntax | |
| Details | |
| Example |
Syntax |
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rc=IMGOP(task-id, 'CREATE_IMAGE', width,
height, type, depth<, color-map-len>); |
Type: Numeric
Type: Numeric
| 1 | specifies a GRAY image (1-bit depth) |
| 2 | specifies a CMAP image 8-bit depth) |
| 3 | specifies an RGB image (24-bit depth) |
Type: Numeric
Type: Numeric
Type: Numeric
| Details |
CREATE_IMAGE creates an "empty" image in which all data and color map values are set to 0 (black). You must use SET_COLORS to set the color map and use SET_PIXEL to set the pixel values. Note that processing an entire image in this manner can be very slow.
| Example |
Copy an image. Note that the COPY command is a much faster way of doing this, and this example is here to show how to use the commands.
COPY:
width=0; height=0; type=0; depth=0; cmaplen=0;
r=0; g=0; b=0; pixel=0; pixel2=0; pixel3=0;
task-id=imginit(0,'nodisplay');
task-id2=imginit(0,'nodisplay');
/* read and query original image */
rc=imgop(task-id,'READ','first.tif');
rc=imgop(task-id,'QUERYN','WIDTH',width);
rc=imgop(task-id,'QUERYN','HEIGHT',height);
rc=imgop(task-id,'QUERYN','TYPE',type);
rc=imgop(task-id,'QUERYN','DEPTH',depth);
rc=imgop(task-id,'QUERYN','COLORMAP_LEN',
cmaplen);
/* Create the new image */
rc=imgop(task-id2,'CREATE_IMAGE',width,height,
type,depth);
/* Copy the color map */
do i=0 to cmaplen-1;
rc=imgop(task-id,'GET_COLORS',i,r,g,b);
rc=imgop(task-id2,'SET_COLORS',i,r,g,b);
end;
/* Copy the pixels */
do h=0 to height-1;
do w=0 to width-1;
rc=imgop(task-id,'GET_PIXEL',w,h,pixel,
pixel2,pixel3);
rc=imgop(task-id2,'SET_PIXEL',w,h,pixel,
pixel2,pixel3);
end;
end;
/* Write out the new image */
rc=imgop(task-id2,'WRITE','second.tif',
'format=tif');
rc=imgterm(task-id);
rc=imgterm(task-id2);
return;
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