BGRABitmap Miscellaneous types

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Miscellaneous types in BGRABitmap.

Miscellaneous types

TRawImageLineOrder = (
Order of the lines in an image
riloTopToBottom,
The first line in memory (line 0) is the top line
riloBottomToTop);
The first line in memory (line 0) is the bottom line
TRawImageBitOrder = (
Order of the bits in a byte containing pixel values
riboBitsInOrder,
The lowest bit is on the left. So with a monochrome picture, bit 0 would be pixel 0
riboReversedBits);
The lowest bit is on the right. So with a momochrome picture, bit 0 would be pixel 7 (bit 1 would be pixel 6, ...)
TRawImageByteOrder = (
Order of the bytes in a group of byte containing pixel values
riboLSBFirst,
Least significant byte first (little endian)
riboMSBFirst);
most significant byte first (big endian)
TGraphicsBevelCut =
Definition of a single line 3D bevel
bvNone,
No bevel
bvLowered,
Shape is lowered, light is on the bottom-right corner
bvRaised,
Shape is raised, light is on the top-left corner
bvSpace);
Shape is at the same level, there is no particular lighting
TResampleMode = (
How the resample is to be computed
rmSimpleStretch,
Low quality resample by repeating pixels, stretching them
rmFineResample);
Use resample filters. This gives high quality resampling however this the proportion changes slightly because the first and last pixel are considered to occupy only half a unit as they are considered as the border of the picture (pixel-centered coordinates)
TResampleFilter = (
List of resample filter to be used with rmFineResample
rfBox,
Equivalent of simple stretch with high quality and pixel-centered coordinates
rfLinear,
Linear interpolation giving slow transition between pixels
rfHalfCosine,
Mix of rfLinear and rfCosine giving medium speed stransition between pixels
rfCosine,
Cosine-like interpolation giving fast transition between pixels
rfBicubic,
Simple bi-cubic filter (blurry)
rfMitchell,
Mitchell filter, good for downsizing interpolation
rfSpline,
Spline filter, good for upsizing interpolation, however slightly blurry
rfLanczos2,
Lanczos with radius 2, blur is corrected
rfLanczos3,
Lanczos with radius 3, high contrast
rfLanczos4,
Lanczos with radius 4, high contrast
rfBestQuality);
Best quality using rfMitchell or rfSpline
ResampleFilterStr : array[TResampleFilter] of string =
List of strings to represent resample filters
function StrToResampleFilter(str: string): TResampleFilter;
Gives the sample filter represented by a string
TFloodfillMode = (
Options when doing a floodfill (also called bucket fill)
fmSet,
Pixels that are filled are replaced
fmDrawWithTransparency,
Pixels that are filled are drawn upon with the fill color
fmProgressive);
Pixels that are filled are drawn upon to the extent that the color underneath is similar to the start color. The more different the different is, the less it is drawn upon
TMedianOption = (moNone, moLowSmooth, moMediumSmooth, moHighSmooth);
Specifies how much smoothing is applied to the computation of the median
TRadialBlurType = (
Specifies the shape of a predefined blur
rbNormal,
Gaussian-like, pixel importance decreases progressively
rbDisk,
Disk blur, pixel importance does not decrease progressively
rbCorona,
Pixel are considered when they are at a certain distance
rbPrecise,
Gaussian-like, but 10 times smaller than rbNormal
rbFast,
Gaussian-like but simplified to be computed faster
rbBox);
Box blur, pixel importance does not decrease progressively and the pixels are included when they are in a square. This is much faster than rbFast however you may get square shapes in the resulting image
TBGRAImageFormat = (
List of image formats
ifUnknown,
Unknown format
ifJpeg,
JPEG format, opaque, lossy compression
ifPng,
PNG format, transparency, lossless compression
ifGif,
GIF format, single transparent color, lossless in theory but only low number of colors allowed
ifBmp,
BMP format, transparency, no compression. Note that transparency is not supported by all BMP readers so it is not recommended to avoid storing images with transparency in this format
ifIco,
ICO format, contains different sizes of the same image
ifPcx,
PCX format, opaque, rudimentary lossless compression
ifPaintDotNet,
Paint.NET format, layers, lossless compression
ifLazPaint,
LazPaint format, layers, lossless compression
ifOpenRaster,
OpenRaster format, layers, lossless compression
ifPsd,
Photoshop format, layers, rudimentary lossless compression
ifTarga,
Targa format (TGA), transparency, rudimentary lossless compression
ifTiff,
TIFF format, limited support
ifXwd,
X-Window capture, limited support
ifXPixMap,
X-Pixmap, text encoded image, limited support
ifBmpMioMap);
iGO BMP, limited support
DefaultBGRAImageReader: array[TBGRAImageFormat] of TFPCustomImageReaderClass;
List of stream readers for images
DefaultBGRAImageWriter: array[TBGRAImageFormat] of TFPCustomImageWriterClass;
List of stream writers for images
function DetectFileFormat(AFilenameUTF8: string): TBGRAImageFormat;
Detect the file format of a given file
function DetectFileFormat(AStream: TStream; ASuggestedExtensionUTF8: string = ): TBGRAImageFormat;
Detect the file format of a given stream. ASuggestedExtensionUTF8 can be provided to guess the format
function SuggestImageFormat(AFilenameOrExtensionUTF8: string): TBGRAImageFormat;
Returns the file format that is most likely to be stored in the given filename (according to its extension)
function CreateBGRAImageReader(AFormat: TBGRAImageFormat): TFPCustomImageReader;
Create an image reader for the given format
function CreateBGRAImageWriter(AFormat: TBGRAImageFormat; AHasTransparentPixels: boolean): TFPCustomImageWriter;
Create an image writer for the given format. AHasTransparentPixels specifies if alpha channel must be supported
function PositiveMod(value, cycle: Int32or64): Int32or64; inline; overload;
Computes the value modulo cycle, and if the value is negative, the result is still positive
function Sin65536(value: word): Int32or64; inline;
Returns an integer approximation of the sine. Value ranges from 0 to 65535, where 65536 corresponds to the next cycle
function Cos65536(value: word): Int32or64; inline;
Returns an integer approximation of the cosine. Value ranges from 0 to 65535, where 65536 corresponds to the next cycle
function ByteSqrt(value: byte): byte; inline;
Returns the square root of the given byte, considering that 255 is equal to unity