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tdegraphics/kviewshell/plugins/djvu/libdjvu/DjVuPalette.h

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//C- -------------------------------------------------------------------
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//
// $Id: DjVuPalette.h,v 1.9 2003/11/07 22:08:21 leonb Exp $
// $Name: release_3_5_15 $
#ifndef _DJVUPALETTE_H_
#define _DJVUPALETTE_H_
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#endif
#if NEED_GNUG_PRAGMAS
# pragma interface
#endif
#include "GContainer.h"
#include "GPixmap.h"
#include <string.h>
#ifdef HAVE_NAMESPACES
namespace DJVU {
# ifdef NOT_DEFINED // Just to fool emacs c++ mode
}
#endif
#endif
/** @name DjVuPalette.h
Files #"DjVuPalette.h"# and #"DjVuPalette.cpp"# implement a single class
\Ref{DjVuPalette} which provides facilities for computing optimal color
palettes, coding color palettes, and coding sequences of color indices.
@memo
DjVuPalette header file
@version
#$Id: DjVuPalette.h,v 1.9 2003/11/07 22:08:21 leonb Exp $#
@author:
L\'eon Bottou <leonb@research.att.com> */
//@{
/** Computing and coding color palettes and index arrays.
This class provides facilities for computing optimal color palettes,
coding color palettes, and coding sequences of color indices.
{\bf Creating a color palette} -- The recipe for creating a color palette
consists in (a) creating a DjVuPalette object, (b) constructing a color
histogram using \Ref{histogram_add}, and (c) calling function
\Ref{compute_palette}.
{\bf Accessing the color palette} -- Conversion between colors and color
palette indices is easily achieved with \Ref{color_to_index} and
\Ref{index_to_color}. There are also functions for computing a palette
and quantizing a complete pixmap.
{\bf Sequences of color indices} -- The DjVuPalette object also contains
an array \Ref{colordata} optionally containing a sequence of color
indices. This array will be encoded and decoded by functions \Ref{encode}
and \Ref{decode}. This feature simplifies the implementation of the ``one
color per symbol'' model in DjVu.
{\bf Coding color palettes and color indices} -- Two functions
\Ref{encode} and \Ref{decode} are provided for coding the color palette
and the array of color indices when appropriate. */
#ifdef _WIN32_WCE_EMULATION // Work around odd behavior under WCE Emulation
#define CALLINGCONVENTION __cdecl
#else
#define CALLINGCONVENTION /* */
#endif
class DjVuPalette : public GPEnabled
{
protected:
DjVuPalette(void);
public:
/// Generic creator
static GP<DjVuPalette> create(void) {return new DjVuPalette();}
/// Non-virtual destructor
~DjVuPalette();
// COPY
DjVuPalette(const DjVuPalette &ref);
DjVuPalette& operator=(const DjVuPalette &ref);
// PALETTE COMPUTATION
/** Resets the color histogram to zero. */
void histogram_clear();
/** Adds the color specified by #p# to the histogram.
Argument #weight# represent the number of pixels with this color. */
void histogram_add(const GPixel &p, int weight);
/** Adds the color specified by the triple #bgr# to the histogram.
Argument #weight# represent the number of pixels with this color. */
void histogram_add(const unsigned char *bgr, int weight);
/** Adds the color specified by the weighted triple #bgr# to the histogram.
Argument #weight# represent the number of pixels with this color. This
function will compute the actual color by dividing the elements of the
#bgr# array by #weight# and then use the unnormalized values to compute
the average color per bucket. This is all a way to avoid excessive loss
of accuracy. */
void histogram_norm_and_add(const int *bgr, int weight);
/** Computes an optimal palette for representing an image where colors
appear according to the histogram. Argument #maxcolors# is the maximum
number of colors allowed in the palette (up to 1024). Argument
#minboxsize# controls the minimal size of the color cube area affected
to a color palette entry. Returns the index of the dominant color. */
int compute_palette(int maxcolors, int minboxsize=0);
/** Computes the optimal palette for pixmap #pm#. This function builds the
histogram for pixmap #pm# and computes the optimal palette using
\Ref{compute_palette}. */
int compute_pixmap_palette(const GPixmap &pm, int ncolors, int minboxsize=0);
// CONVERSION
/** Returns the number of colors in the palette. */
int size() const;
/** Returns the best palette index for representing color #p#. */
int color_to_index(const GPixel &p);
/** Returns the best palette index for representing color #bgr#. */
int color_to_index(const unsigned char *bgr);
/** Overwrites #p# with the color located at position #index# in the palette. */
void index_to_color(int index, GPixel &p) const;
/** Overwrites #rgb[0..3]# with the color located at
position #index# in the palette. */
void index_to_color(int index, unsigned char *bgr) const;
/** Quantizes pixmap #pm#. All pixels are replaced by their closest
approximation available in the palette. */
void quantize(GPixmap &pm);
/** Calls \Ref{compute_pixmap_palette} and \Ref{quantize}. */
int compute_palette_and_quantize(GPixmap &pm, int maxcolors, int minboxsize=0);
// COLOR CORRECTION
/** Applies a luminance gamma correction factor of #corr# to the palette
entries. Values greater than #1.0# make the image brighter. Values
smaller than #1.0# make the image darker. The documentation of program
\Ref{ppmcoco} explains how to properly use this function. */
void color_correct(double corr);
// COLOR INDEX DATA
/** Contains an optional sequence of color indices.
Function \Ref{encode} and \Ref{decode} also encode and decode this
sequence when such a sequence is provided. */
GTArray<short> colordata;
/** Returns colors from the color index sequence. Pixel #out# is
overwritten with the color corresponding to the #nth# element of the
color sequence \Ref{colordata}. */
void get_color(int nth, GPixel &out) const;
// CODING
/** Writes the palette colors. This function writes each palette color as a
RGB triple into bytestream #bs#. */
void encode_rgb_entries(ByteStream &bs) const;
/** Reads palette colors. This function initializes the palette colors by
reading #palettesize# RGB triples from bytestream #bs#. */
void decode_rgb_entries(ByteStream &bs, const int palettesize);
/** Encodes the palette and the color index sequence. This function encodes
the a version byte, the palette size, the palette colors and the color
index sequence into bytestream #bs#. Note that the color histogram is
never saved. */
void encode(GP<ByteStream> bs) const;
/** Initializes the object by reading data from bytestream #bs#. This
function reads a version byte, the palette size, the palette and the
color index sequence from bytestream #bs#. Note that the color
histogram is never saved. */
void decode(GP<ByteStream> bs);
private:
// Histogram
int mask;
GMap<int,int> *hist;
// Quantization data
struct PColor { unsigned char p[4]; };
GTArray<PColor> palette;
GMap<int,int> *pmap;
// Helpers
void allocate_hist();
void allocate_pmap();
static int CALLINGCONVENTION bcomp (const void*, const void*);
static int CALLINGCONVENTION gcomp (const void*, const void*);
static int CALLINGCONVENTION rcomp (const void*, const void*);
static int CALLINGCONVENTION lcomp (const void*, const void*);
int color_to_index_slow(const unsigned char *bgr);
private: // dummy functions
static void encode(ByteStream *);
static void decode(ByteStream *);
};
//@}
// ------------ INLINES
inline void
DjVuPalette::histogram_clear()
{
delete hist;
hist = 0;
mask = 0;
}
inline void
DjVuPalette::histogram_add(const unsigned char *bgr, int weight)
{
if (weight > 0)
{
if (!hist || hist->size()>=0x4000)
allocate_hist();
int key = (bgr[0]<<16)|(bgr[1]<<8)|(bgr[2])|(mask);
(*hist)[key] += weight;
}
}
inline void
DjVuPalette::histogram_add(const GPixel &p, int weight)
{
histogram_add(&p.b, weight);
}
inline void
DjVuPalette::histogram_norm_and_add(const int *bgr, int weight)
{
if (weight > 0)
{
int p0 = bgr[0]/weight; if (p0>255) p0=255;
int p1 = bgr[1]/weight; if (p1>255) p1=255;
int p2 = bgr[2]/weight; if (p2>255) p2=255;
if (!hist || hist->size()>=0x4000)
allocate_hist();
int key = (p0<<16)|(p1<<8)|(p2)|(mask);
(*hist)[key] += weight;
}
}
inline int
DjVuPalette::size() const
{
return palette.size();
}
inline int
DjVuPalette::color_to_index(const unsigned char *bgr)
{
if (! pmap)
allocate_pmap();
int key = (bgr[0]<<16)|(bgr[1]<<8)|(bgr[2]);
GPosition p = pmap->contains(key);
if ( p)
return (*pmap)[p];
return color_to_index_slow(bgr);
}
inline int
DjVuPalette::color_to_index(const GPixel &p)
{
return color_to_index(&p.b);
}
inline void
DjVuPalette::index_to_color(int index, unsigned char *bgr) const
{
const PColor &color = palette[index];
bgr[0] = color.p[0];
bgr[1] = color.p[1];
bgr[2] = color.p[2];
}
inline void
DjVuPalette::index_to_color(int index, GPixel &p) const
{
index_to_color(index, &p.b);
}
inline void
DjVuPalette::get_color(int nth, GPixel &p) const
{
index_to_color(colordata[nth], p);
}
// ------------ THE END
#ifdef HAVE_NAMESPACES
}
# ifndef NOT_USING_DJVU_NAMESPACE
using namespace DJVU;
# endif
#endif
#endif