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Packages that use AccumImage | |
core.dflic | This package contains classes which create and evolve the individual FLIC images making up a movie of a given experiment. |
core.image | This package creates and evolves the individual FLIC images making up a movie of a given experiment. |
core.rendering | This package handles all the code that draws and evolves the DLIC and the experiment. |
Uses of AccumImage in core.dflic |
Fields in core.dflic declared as AccumImage | |
private AccumImage |
FLIC.output
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private AccumImage |
DFLIC.input
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private AccumImage |
DFLIC.output
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Methods in core.dflic with parameters of type AccumImage | |
void |
FLIC.SetOutput(AccumImage output)
Sets the output image to "output" |
void |
DFLIC.SetOutput(AccumImage output)
Sets the target output image to "output" |
Constructors in core.dflic with parameters of type AccumImage | |
FLIC(ScalarImage input,
AccumImage output,
Vec2Field field,
Vec2Transform ftoi,
Vec2Transform ftoo)
Constructs an instance of a FLIC with the given initial parameters. |
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DFLIC(Vec2Field field,
Vec2Field dfield,
AccumImage output,
Vec2Transform ftoo)
DFLIC constructs a new DFLIC object with the given initial parameters. |
Uses of AccumImage in core.image |
Subclasses of AccumImage in core.image | |
class |
Accum2Image
Stores a float image with alpha^2 = < width, height, float-buffer, alpha-buffer, minalpha, coverage >. |
Methods in core.image with parameters of type AccumImage | |
void |
AccumImage.Copy(AccumImage image,
int xorigin,
int yorigin)
Copies the scalar and alpha values from the sub-window of "image" starting at (xorigin, yorigin) to "this". |
void |
AccumImage.Copy(AccumImage image)
Copies the scalar and alpha values from the top-left corner of "image" to "this" Requires: "image" is at least as large as "this" |
Uses of AccumImage in core.rendering |
Fields in core.rendering declared as AccumImage | |
(package private) AccumImage |
Renderer.output
The image as actually computed, which depending on the symmetry can be either 1/4 or 1/2 or the full final image written to file and displayed in "window". |
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