From: Lubomir Bourdev (lbourdev_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-10-13 14:14:40
Gordon Smith wrote:
> Looks like its this easy (not using any_image yet):
> using namespace gil;
>
> BITMAP bm;
>
> m_bmp.GetBitmap(&bm);
>
> if (bm.bmPlanes == 1 && bm.bmBitsPixel == 8)
>
> {
>
> rgb8c_view_t src = interleaved_view(bm.bmWidth,
> bm.bmHeight, (const rgb8_pixel_t*)bm.bmBits, bm.bmWidthBytes);
>
> }
>
Yes. And here is how to extend it with any_image_view:
typedef mpl::vector<gray8c_view_t, gray16c_view_t,
rgb8c_view_t, rgb16c_view_t> my_view_types;
typedef any_image_view<my_view_types> my_any_view_t;
my_any_view_t create_runtime_gil_view(int color_space, int bpp,
int w, int h, int row_bytes, void* pixels) {
switch (color_space) {
case kRGB: // your own enum
switch (bpp) {
case 8:
return my_any_view_t(interleaved_view(w,h, (const
rgb8_pixel_t*)pixels, row_bytes));
}
...
}
}
I find this wrapper a nice way to get to GIL realm from your
application.
We have something similar for Photoshop, as Photoshop images are
typically specified at run time.
Lubomir