ImGearPixel Class

Encapsulates all attributes and operations for an image pixel.

Object Model

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#
Managed Extensions for C++
C++/CLI

'Declaration
 
<DefaultMemberAttribute("Item")>
Public NotInheritable Class ImGearPixel

'Usage
 
Dim instance As ImGearPixel

[DefaultMember("Item")]
public sealed class ImGearPixel

[DefaultMember("Item")]
public __gc __sealed class ImGearPixel

[DefaultMember("Item")]
public ref class ImGearPixel sealed

Remarks

This class encapsulates an image pixel and represents the color store for each channel value.

For simplicity, ImGearPixel does not contain any information about channels depths and color space. Therefore pixels that are identical in structure (ImGearPixel constructor parameters) may belong to images with significantly different channels, structure and color space.

NOTE: for initialization of pixel value for using it with bitonal images, i.e. Run-Ends DIBs, please use 0 value for black color, and 1 value for white color.

Example

C#
Visual Basic

// Create a pixel for an image with an 8bit palette.
ImGearPixel igPixelIndexed = new ImGearPixel(1, 8);
// Assign the pixel palette position 176.
igPixelIndexed[0] = 176;
// Create a 512x512 8bit indexed image.
ImGearPage igPageIndex = new ImGearRasterPage(512, 512,
    new ImGearColorSpace(ImGearColorSpaceIDs.I),
    new int[] { 8 }, true);
// Allocate a new palette
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette = new ImGearRGBQuad[256];
// Set the 176th palette entry to green.
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette[176].Red = 0;
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette[176].Green = 127;
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette[176].Blue = 0;
// Update the full image with this pixel.
for (int height = 0; height < igPageIndex.DIB.Height; height++)
    for (int width = 0; width < igPageIndex.DIB.Width; width++)
        igPageIndex.DIB.UpdatePixelFrom(width, height, igPixelIndexed);

// Create a pixel for a 32bit CMYK image.
ImGearPixel igPixelCMYK = new ImGearPixel(4, 8);
// Assign the pixel a blue color.
igPixelCMYK[0] = 255;
igPixelCMYK[1] = 255;
igPixelCMYK[2] = 0;
igPixelCMYK[3] = 127;
// Creates a 512x512 32bit CMYK image.
ImGearPage igPageCMYK = new ImGearRasterPage(512, 512,
    new ImGearColorSpace(ImGearColorSpaceIDs.CMYK),
    new int[] { 8, 8, 8, 8 }, true);
for (int height = 0; height < igPageCMYK.DIB.Height; height++)
    for (int width = 0; width < igPageCMYK.DIB.Width; width++)
        igPageCMYK.DIB.UpdatePixelFrom(width, height, igPixelCMYK);

'Create a pixel for an image with an 8bit palette.
Dim igPixelIndexed As ImGearPixel = New ImGearPixel(1, 8)
'Assign the pixel palette position 176.
igPixelIndexed(0) = 176
'Create a 512x512 8bit indexed image.
Dim igPageIndex As ImGearPage = New ImGearRasterPage(512, 512, _
    New ImGearColorSpace(ImGearColorSpaceIDs.I), _
    New Integer() {8}, True)
'Allocate a new palette
ReDim igPageIndex.DIB.Palette(256)
'Set the 176th palette entry to green.
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette(176).Red = 0
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette(176).Green = 127
igPageIndex.DIB.Palette(176).Blue = 0
'Update the full image with this pixel.
For height As Integer = 0 To igPageIndex.DIB.Height - 1
    For width As Integer = 0 To igPageIndex.DIB.Width - 1
        igPageIndex.DIB.UpdatePixelFrom(width, height, igPixelIndexed)
    Next
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'Create a pixel for a 32bit CMYK image.
Dim igPixelCMYK As ImGearPixel = New ImGearPixel(4, 8)
'Assign the pixel a blue color.
igPixelCMYK(0) = 255
igPixelCMYK(1) = 255
igPixelCMYK(2) = 0
igPixelCMYK(3) = 127
'Creates a 512x512 32bit CMYK image.
Dim igPageCMYK As ImGearPage = New ImGearRasterPage(512, 512, _
    New ImGearColorSpace(ImGearColorSpaceIDs.CMYK), _
    New Integer() {8, 8, 8, 8}, True)
For height As Integer = 0 To igPageCMYK.DIB.Height - 1
    For width As Integer = 0 To igPageCMYK.DIB.Width - 1
        igPageCMYK.DIB.UpdatePixelFrom(width, height, igPixelCMYK)
    Next
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Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
ImageGear.Core.ImGearPixel

Reference

ImGearPixel Members
ImageGear.Core Namespace