CMappedImage.h

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#pragma once
 
#include <mrpt/img/CImage.h>
 
namespace mrpt::img
{
/** This class encapsulates a MRPT Image and allows the sampling of individual
 * pixels with sub-pixel accuracy and with a change of coordinates (eg, meters).
 *  Only work with graylevels (for convenience), so if a color image is passed
 * it'll be passed first to grayscale.
 *
 * \sa CImage
 * \ingroup mrpt_img_grp
 */
class CMappedImage
{
   protected:
    CImage::Ptr m_img;
    double m_x0, m_x1, m_y0, m_y1;
    /** width * pixel_size = (x1-x0) */
    double m_pixel_size;
    TInterpolationMethod m_method;
 
   public:
    /** Constructor: Must pass an image (as a smart pointer) and the coordinates
     * of the border
     * \param img The image. A copy of the smart pointer is kept internally to
     * this object.
     * \param x0 Coordinate X of the left side (default: 0)
     * \param x1 Coordinate X of the right side (or -1 to IMAGE_WIDTH-1)
     * \param y0 Coordinate Y of the top side (default: 0)
     * \param y1 Coordinate Y of the bottom side (or -1 to IMAGE_HEIGHT-1)
     * \param method The interpolation method: It can be imNEAREST, imBILINEAR
     * or imBICUBIC.
     */
    CMappedImage(
        CImage::Ptr img, double x0 = 0, double x1 = -1, double y0 = 0,
        double y1 = -1, TInterpolationMethod method = IMG_INTERP_LINEAR);
 
    /** Changes the coordinates of the image (see constructor for the meaning)
     */
    void changeCoordinates(double x0, double x1, double y0, double y1);
 
    /** Returns the interpolated pixel at the coordinates (x,y), in the range
     * [0,255] (grayscale)
     *  If the point is out of the image, 0 is returned.
     */
    double getPixel(double x, double y) const;
 
};  // End of class
}