planar_pixel_reference.hpp

//
// Copyright 2005-2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated
//
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//
#ifndef BOOST_GIL_PLANAR_PIXEL_REFERENCE_HPP
#define BOOST_GIL_PLANAR_PIXEL_REFERENCE_HPP

#include <boost/gil/channel.hpp>
#include <boost/gil/color_base.hpp>
#include <boost/gil/concepts.hpp>
#include <boost/gil/pixel.hpp>
#include <boost/gil/planar_pixel_iterator.hpp>
#include <boost/gil/detail/mp11.hpp>

#include <type_traits>

namespace boost { namespace gil {




template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace>        // ChannelReference is a channel reference (const or mutable)
struct planar_pixel_reference : detail::homogeneous_color_base
    <
        ChannelReference,
        layout<ColorSpace>,
        mp11::mp_size<ColorSpace>::value
    >
{
    using parent_t =detail::homogeneous_color_base
        <
            ChannelReference,
            layout<ColorSpace>,
            mp11::mp_size<ColorSpace>::value
        >;

private:
    // These three are only defined for homogeneous pixels
    using channel_t = typename channel_traits<ChannelReference>::value_type;
    using channel_const_reference = typename channel_traits<ChannelReference>::const_reference;

public:
    static constexpr bool is_mutable = channel_traits<ChannelReference>::is_mutable;
    using value_type = pixel<channel_t,layout<ColorSpace>>;
    using reference = planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference, ColorSpace>;
    using const_reference = planar_pixel_reference<channel_const_reference,ColorSpace>;

    planar_pixel_reference(ChannelReference v0, ChannelReference v1) : parent_t(v0,v1) {}
    planar_pixel_reference(ChannelReference v0, ChannelReference v1, ChannelReference v2) : parent_t(v0,v1,v2) {}
    planar_pixel_reference(ChannelReference v0, ChannelReference v1, ChannelReference v2, ChannelReference v3) : parent_t(v0,v1,v2,v3) {}
planar_pixel_reference(ChannelReference v0, ChannelReference v1, ChannelReference v2, ChannelReference v3, ChannelReference v4) : parent_t(v0,v1,v2,v3,v4) {}
    planar_pixel_reference(ChannelReference v0, ChannelReference v1, ChannelReference v2, ChannelReference v3, ChannelReference v4, ChannelReference v5) : parent_t(v0,v1,v2,v3,v4,v5) {}

    template <typename P>                         planar_pixel_reference(const P& p)        : parent_t(p) { check_compatible<P>();}

    // PERFORMANCE_CHECK: Is this constructor necessary?
    template <typename ChannelV, typename Mapping>
    planar_pixel_reference(pixel<ChannelV,layout<ColorSpace,Mapping> >& p)   : parent_t(p) { check_compatible<pixel<ChannelV,layout<ColorSpace,Mapping> > >();}

    // Construct at offset from a given location
    template <typename ChannelPtr> planar_pixel_reference(const planar_pixel_iterator<ChannelPtr,ColorSpace>& p, std::ptrdiff_t diff) : parent_t(p,diff) {}

    const planar_pixel_reference&                             operator=(const planar_pixel_reference& p)  const { static_copy(p,*this); return *this; }
    template <typename P> const planar_pixel_reference&       operator=(const P& p)           const { check_compatible<P>(); static_copy(p,*this); return *this; }

// This overload is necessary for a compiler implementing Core Issue 574
// to prevent generation of an implicit copy assignment operator (the reason
// for generating implicit copy assignment operator is that according to
// Core Issue 574, a cv-qualified assignment operator is not considered
// "copy assignment operator").
// EDG implemented Core Issue 574 starting with EDG Version 3.8. I'm not
// sure why they did it for a template member function as well.
#if BOOST_WORKAROUND(__HP_aCC, >= 61700) || BOOST_WORKAROUND(__INTEL_COMPILER, >= 1000)
    const planar_pixel_reference& operator=(const planar_pixel_reference& p) { static_copy(p,*this); return *this; }
    template <typename P> const planar_pixel_reference& operator=(const P& p) { check_compatible<P>(); static_copy(p,*this); return *this; }
#endif

    template <typename P> bool                    operator==(const P& p)    const { check_compatible<P>(); return static_equal(*this,p); }
    template <typename P> bool                    operator!=(const P& p)    const { return !(*this==p); }

    ChannelReference                              operator[](std::size_t i) const { return this->at_c_dynamic(i); }

    const planar_pixel_reference*     operator->()              const { return this; }
private:
    template <typename Pixel> static void check_compatible() { gil_function_requires<PixelsCompatibleConcept<Pixel,planar_pixel_reference> >(); }
};

//  ColorBasedConcept

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace, int K>
struct kth_element_type<planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference, ColorSpace>, K>
{
    using type = ChannelReference;
};

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace, int K>
struct kth_element_reference_type
    <
        planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference, ColorSpace>,
        K
    >
{
    using type = ChannelReference;
};

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace, int K>
struct kth_element_const_reference_type
    <
        planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference, ColorSpace>,
        K
    >
    : std::add_lvalue_reference<typename std::add_const<ChannelReference>::type>
{
    //    using type = typename channel_traits<ChannelReference>::const_reference;
};

//  PixelConcept

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace>
struct is_pixel< planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference, ColorSpace>>
    : std::true_type
{};

//  HomogeneousPixelBasedConcept

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace>
struct color_space_type<planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference,ColorSpace> > {
    using type = ColorSpace;
};

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace>
struct channel_mapping_type<planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference,ColorSpace> > {
    using type = typename layout<ColorSpace>::channel_mapping_t;
};

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace>
struct is_planar<planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference, ColorSpace>>
    : std::true_type
{};

template <typename ChannelReference, typename ColorSpace>
struct channel_type<planar_pixel_reference<ChannelReference,ColorSpace> > {
    using type = typename channel_traits<ChannelReference>::value_type;
};

}}  // namespace boost::gil

namespace std {
// We are forced to define swap inside std namespace because on some platforms (Visual Studio 8) STL calls swap qualified.
// swap with 'left bias':
// - swap between proxy and anything
// - swap between value type and proxy
// - swap between proxy and proxy
// Having three overloads allows us to swap between different (but compatible) models of PixelConcept

template <typename CR, typename CS, typename R> inline
void swap(const boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS> x, R& y) {
    boost::gil::swap_proxy<typename boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS>::value_type>(x,y);
}

template <typename CR, typename CS> inline
void swap(typename boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS>::value_type& x, const boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS> y) {
    boost::gil::swap_proxy<typename boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS>::value_type>(x,y);
}

template <typename CR, typename CS> inline
void swap(const boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS> x, const boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS> y) {
    boost::gil::swap_proxy<typename boost::gil::planar_pixel_reference<CR,CS>::value_type>(x,y);
}

}   // namespace std

#endif