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// pcl/GeometricTransformation.h - Released 2022-03-12T18:59:29Z
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#ifndef __PCL_GeometricTransformation_h
#define __PCL_GeometricTransformation_h
/// \file pcl/GeometricTransformation.h
#include <pcl/Defs.h>
#include <pcl/Diagnostics.h>
#include <pcl/ImageTransformation.h>
#include <pcl/PixelInterpolation.h>
namespace pcl
{
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*!
* \class GeometricTransformation
* \brief Abstract base class of all PCL geometric image transformations.
*
* %GeometricTransformation represents a geometrical transformation that can be
* applied to any image type defined in PCL.
*
* \sa InterpolatingGeometricTransformation, ImageTransformation
*/
class PCL_CLASS GeometricTransformation : public virtual ImageTransformation
{
public:
/*!
* Constructs a %GeometricTransformation object.
*/
GeometricTransformation() = default;
/*!
* Copy constructor.
*/
GeometricTransformation( const GeometricTransformation& ) = default;
/*!
* Destroys a %GeometricTransformation object.
*/
virtual ~GeometricTransformation()
{
}
/*!
* Predicts transformed image dimensions.
*
* \param[in,out] width Reference to a variable whose value is a horizontal
* dimension in pixels (width). On output, it will receive the
* predicted horizontal dimension after the transformation.
*
* \param[in,out] height Reference to a variable whose value is a vertical
* dimension in pixels (height). On output, it will receive the
* predicted vertical dimension after the transformation.
*
* \note This is a pure virtual member function that must be reimplemented
* in every derived class.
*/
virtual void GetNewSizes( int& width, int& height ) const = 0;
};
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*!
* \class InterpolatingGeometricTransformation
* \brief Abstract base class of all PCL interpolating geometric image
* transformations.
*
* %InterpolatingGeometricTransformation represents a geometrical
* transformation that uses a pixel interpolating algorithm to yield
* transformed pixel sample values. Transformations implemented as derived
* classes of %InterpolatingGeometricTransformation can be applied to all
* standard image types defined in PCL.
*
* \sa GeometricTransformation, PixelInterpolation, ImageTransformation
*/
class PCL_CLASS InterpolatingGeometricTransformation : public GeometricTransformation
{
public:
/*!
* Constructs a %InterpolatingGeometricTransformation object that will use
* the specified pixel interpolation \a p.
*
* The specified PixelInterpolation object must remain valid and accessible
* as long as this object exists, or until this object is associated with a
* different pixel interpolation.
*/
InterpolatingGeometricTransformation( PixelInterpolation& p )
: m_interpolation( &p )
{
PCL_CHECK( m_interpolation != nullptr )
}
/*!
* Copy constructor. The constructed object will use the same pixel
* interpolation as the specified source object.
*
* The PixelInterpolation object used by both this object and the source
* object must remain valid and accessible as long as at least one of both
* objects is associated with it.
*/
InterpolatingGeometricTransformation( const InterpolatingGeometricTransformation& ) = default;
/*!
* Move constructor.
*/
InterpolatingGeometricTransformation( InterpolatingGeometricTransformation&& x )
: GeometricTransformation( x )
, m_interpolation( x.m_interpolation )
, m_unclipped( x.m_unclipped )
{
x.m_interpolation = nullptr;
}
/*!
* Copy assignment operator. Returns a reference to this object.
*
* After assignment, this object will use the same pixel interpolation as
* the specified source object. The previously used pixel interpolation is
* simply forgotten by this object, which will no longer depend on it.
*
* The PixelInterpolation object used by both this object and the source
* object must remain valid and accessible as long as at least one of both
* objects is associated with it.
*/
InterpolatingGeometricTransformation& operator =( const InterpolatingGeometricTransformation& ) = default;
/*!
* Move assignment operator. Returns a reference to this object.
*/
InterpolatingGeometricTransformation& operator =( InterpolatingGeometricTransformation&& x )
{
m_interpolation = x.m_interpolation;
x.m_interpolation = nullptr;
m_unclipped = x.m_unclipped;
return *this;
}
/*!
* Returns a reference to the unmodifiable PixelInterpolation object that
* this transformation is currently using.
*/
const PixelInterpolation& Interpolation() const
{
PCL_CHECK( m_interpolation != nullptr )
return *m_interpolation;
}
/*!
* Returns a reference to the PixelInterpolation object that this
* transformation is currently using.
*/
PixelInterpolation& Interpolation()
{
PCL_CHECK( m_interpolation != nullptr )
return *m_interpolation;
}
/*!
* Causes this transformation to use the specified pixel interpolation \a p.
*
* The new pixel interpolation will be used to generate transformed pixel
* values after calling this function. The previously used pixel
* interpolation is simply forgotten by this object, which will no longer
* depend on it.
*
* The specified PixelInterpolation object must remain valid and accessible
* as long as this object exists, or until this object is associated with a
* different pixel interpolation.
*/
void SetInterpolation( PixelInterpolation& p )
{
m_interpolation = &p;
PCL_CHECK( m_interpolation != nullptr )
}
/*!
* Returns true if this image transformation applies unclipped pixel
* interpolations. Unclipped interpolations don't constrain interpolated
* pixel sample values to the native range of the pixel data type of the
* transformed image. This allows to apply interpolating transformations to
* images that exceed their representable ranges; for example, when images
* are used to store and manipulate arbitrary matrices for convenience.
*
* Unclipped transformations are always disabled by default.
*/
bool UsingUnclippedInterpolation() const
{
return m_unclipped;
}
/*!
* Enables the use of unclipped pixel interpolations. See
* UsingUnclippedInterpolation() for more information.
*/
void EnableUnclippedInterpolation( bool enable = true )
{
m_unclipped = enable;
}
/*!
* Disables the use of unclipped pixel interpolations. See
* UsingUnclippedInterpolation() for more information.
*/
void DisableUnclippedInterpolation( bool disable = true )
{
EnableUnclippedInterpolation( !disable );
}
protected:
PixelInterpolation* m_interpolation = nullptr;
bool m_unclipped = false;
};
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
} // pcl
#endif // __PCL_GeometricTransformation_h
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// EOF pcl/GeometricTransformation.h - Released 2022-03-12T18:59:29Z