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*/
/**
* @file include/gdisp/image.h
* @brief GDISP image header file.
*
* @defgroup Image Image
* @ingroup GDISP
* @{
*/
#ifndef _GDISP_IMAGE_H
#define _GDISP_IMAGE_H
#if (GFX_USE_GDISP && GDISP_NEED_IMAGE) || defined(__DOXYGEN__)
/**
* @brief The type of image
*/
typedef uint16_t gdispImageType;
#define GDISP_IMAGE_TYPE_UNKNOWN 0
#define GDISP_IMAGE_TYPE_NATIVE 1
#define GDISP_IMAGE_TYPE_GIF 2
#define GDISP_IMAGE_TYPE_BMP 3
#define GDISP_IMAGE_TYPE_JPG 4
#define GDISP_IMAGE_TYPE_PNG 5
/**
* @brief An image error code
*/
typedef uint16_t gdispImageError;
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_OK 0
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNRECOVERABLE 0x8000
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_BADFORMAT (GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNRECOVERABLE+1)
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_BADDATA (GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNRECOVERABLE+2)
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNSUPPORTED (GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNRECOVERABLE+3)
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_OK 3
#define GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_NOMEMORY (GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNRECOVERABLE+4)
/**
* @brief Image flags
*/
typedef uint16_t gdispImageFlags;
#define GDISP_IMAGE_FLG_TRANSPARENT 0x0001 /* The image has transparency */
#define GDISP_IMAGE_FLG_ANIMATED 0x0002 /* The image has animation */
#define GDISP_IMAGE_FLG_MULTIPAGE 0x0004 /* The image has multiple pages */
struct gdispImageIO;
/**
* @brief An image IO close function
*
* @param[in] pio Pointer to the io structure
* @param[in] desc The descriptor. A filename or an image structure pointer.
*
*/
typedef void (*gdispImageIOCloseFn)(struct gdispImageIO *pio);
/**
* @brief An image IO read function
* @returns The number of bytes actually read or 0 on error
*
* @param[in] pio Pointer to the io structure
* @param[in] buf Where the results should be placed
* @param[in] len The number of bytes to read
*
*/
typedef size_t (*gdispImageIOReadFn)(struct gdispImageIO *pio, void *buf, size_t len);
/**
* @brief An image IO seek function
*
* @param[in] pio Pointer to the io structure
* @param[in] pos Which byte to seek to relative to the start of the "file".
*
*/
typedef void (*gdispImageIOSeekFn)(struct gdispImageIO *pio, size_t pos);
typedef struct gdispImageIOFunctions {
gdispImageIOReadFn read; /* @< The function to read input */
gdispImageIOSeekFn seek; /* @< The function to seek input */
gdispImageIOCloseFn close; /* @< The function to close input */
} gdispImageIOFunctions;
/**
* @brief The structure defining the IO routines for image handling
*/
typedef struct gdispImageIO {
const void * fd; /* @< The "file" descriptor */
size_t pos; /* @< The current "file" position */
const gdispImageIOFunctions *fns; /* @< The current "file" functions */
} gdispImageIO;
/**
* @brief The structure for an image
*/
typedef struct gdispImage {
gdispImageType type; /* @< The image type */
gdispImageFlags flags; /* @< The image flags */
color_t bgcolor; /* @< The default background color */
coord_t width, height; /* @< The image dimensions */
gdispImageIO io; /* @< The image IO functions */
#if GDISP_NEED_IMAGE_ACCOUNTING
uint32_t memused; /* @< How much RAM is currently allocated */
uint32_t maxmemused; /* @< How much RAM has been allocated (maximum) */
#endif
const struct gdispImageHandlers * fns; /* @< Don't mess with this! */
struct gdispImagePrivate * priv; /* @< Don't mess with this! */
} gdispImage;
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* @brief Sets the io fields in the image structure to routines
* that support reading from an image stored in RAM or Flash.
*
* @return TRUE if the IO open function succeeds
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
* @param[in] memimage A pointer to the image in RAM or Flash
*
* @note Always returns TRUE for a Memory Reader
*/
bool_t gdispImageSetMemoryReader(gdispImage *img, const void *memimage);
#if GFX_USE_OS_CHIBIOS || defined(__DOXYGEN__)
/**
* @brief Sets the io fields in the image structure to routines
* that support reading from an image stored on a BaseFileStream (eg SDCard).
*
* @return TRUE if the IO open function succeeds
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
* @param[in] BaseFileStreamPtr A pointer to the (open) BaseFileStream object.
*
*/
bool_t gdispImageSetBaseFileStreamReader(gdispImage *img, void *BaseFileStreamPtr);
#endif
#if defined(WIN32) || GFX_USE_OS_WIN32 || GFX_USE_OS_LINUX || GFX_USE_OS_OSX || defined(__DOXYGEN__)
/**
* @brief Sets the io fields in the image structure to routines
* that support reading from an image stored in Win32 simulators native
* file system.
* @pre Only available on the Win32 simulator
*
* @return TRUE if the IO open function succeeds
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
* @param[in] filename The filename to open
*
*/
bool_t gdispImageSetFileReader(gdispImage *img, const char *filename);
/* Old definition */
#define gdispImageSetSimulFileReader(img, fname) gdispImageSetFileReader(img, fname)
#endif
/**
* @brief Open an image ready for drawing
* @details Determine the image format and get ready to decode the first image frame
* @return GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_OK (0) on success or an error code.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
*
* @pre The io fields should be filled in before calling gdispImageOpen()
*
* @note This determines which decoder to use and then initialises all other fields
* in the gdispImage structure.
* @note The image background color is set to White.
* @note There are three types of return - everything OK, partial success and unrecoverable
* failures. For everything OK it returns GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_OK. A partial success can
* be distinguished from a unrecoverable failure by testing the GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNRECOVERABLE
* bit in the error code.
* A partial success return code means an image can still be drawn but perhaps with
* reduced functionality eg only the first page of a multi-page image.
* @note @p gdispImageClose() can be called even after a failure to open the image to ensure
* that the IO close routine gets called.
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageOpen(gdispImage *img);
/**
* @brief Close an image and release any dynamically allocated working storage.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
*
* @pre gdispImageOpen() must have returned successfully.
*
* @note Also calls the IO close function (if it hasn't already been called).
*/
void gdispImageClose(gdispImage *img);
/**
* @brief Is an image open.
* @return TRUE if the image is currently open.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
*
* @note Be careful with calling this on an uninitialized image structure as the image
* will contain random data which may be interpreted as meaning the image
* is open. Clearing the Image structure to 0's will guarantee the image
* is seen as being closed.
*/
bool_t gdispImageIsOpen(gdispImage *img);
/**
* @brief Set the background color of the image.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
* @param[in] bgcolor The background color to use
*
* @pre gdispImageOpen() must have returned successfully.
*
* @note This color is only used when an image has to restore part of the background before
* continuing with drawing that includes transparency eg some GIF animations.
*/
void gdispImageSetBgColor(gdispImage *img, color_t bgcolor);
/**
* @brief Cache the image
* @details Decodes and caches the current frame into RAM.
* @return GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_OK (0) on success or an error code.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
*
* @pre gdispImageOpen() must have returned successfully.
*
* @note This can use a LOT of RAM!
* @note The decoder may choose to ignore the request for caching. If it does so it will
* return GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_OK.
* @note A fatal error here does not necessarily mean that drawing the image will fail. For
* example, a GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_NOMEMORY error simply means there isn't enough RAM to
* cache the image.
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageCache(gdispImage *img);
/**
* @brief Draw the image
* @return GDISP_IMAGE_ERR_OK (0) on success or an error code.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
* @param[in] x,y The screen location to draw the image
* @param[in] cx,cy The area on the screen to draw
* @param[in] sx,sy The image position to start drawing at
*
* @pre gdispImageOpen() must have returned successfully.
*
* @note If sx,sy + cx,cy is outside the image boundaries the area outside the image
* is simply not drawn.
* @note If @p gdispImageCache() has been called first for this frame, this routine will draw using a
* fast blit from the cached frame. If not, it reads the input and decodes it as it
* is drawing. This may be significantly slower than if the image has been cached (but
* uses a lot less RAM)
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageDraw(gdispImage *img, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, coord_t sx, coord_t sy);
/**
* @brief Prepare for the next frame/page in the image file.
* @return A time in milliseconds to keep displaying the current frame before trying to draw
* the next frame. Watch out for the special values TIME_IMMEDIATE and TIME_INFINITE.
*
* @param[in] img The image structure
*
* @pre gdispImageOpen() must have returned successfully.
*
* @note It will return TIME_IMMEDIATE if the first frame/page hasn't been drawn or if the next frame
* should be drawn immediately.
* @note It will return TIME_INFINITE if another image frame doesn't exist or an error has occurred.
* @note Images that support multiple pages (eg TIFF files) will return TIME_IMMEDIATE between pages
* and then TIME_INFINITE when there are no more pages.
* @note An image that displays a looped animation will never return TIME_INFINITE unless it
* gets an error.
* @note Calling gdispImageDraw() after getting a TIME_INFINITE will go back to drawing the first
* frame/page.
*/
delaytime_t gdispImageNext(gdispImage *img);
#if GDISP_NEED_IMAGE_NATIVE
/**
* @brief The image drawing routines for a NATIVE format image.
*
* @note Only use these functions if you absolutely know the format
* of the image you are decoding. Generally you should use the
* generic functions and it will auto-detect the format.
* @note A NATIVE format image is defined as an 8 byte header described below, immediately
* followed by the bitmap data. The bitmap data is stored in the native format for
* the display controller. If the pixel format specified in the header does not
* match the controller native format then the image is rejected.
* @note The 8 byte header:
* { 'N', 'I', width.hi, width.lo, height.hi, height.lo, format.hi, format.lo }
* The format word = GDISP_PIXELFORMAT
* @{
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageOpen_NATIVE(gdispImage *img);
void gdispImageClose_NATIVE(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageCache_NATIVE(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageDraw_NATIVE(gdispImage *img, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, coord_t sx, coord_t sy);
delaytime_t gdispImageNext_NATIVE(gdispImage *img);
/* @} */
#endif
#if GDISP_NEED_IMAGE_GIF
/**
* @brief The image drawing routines for a GIF image.
* @note Only use these functions if you absolutely know the format
* of the image you are decoding. Generally you should use the
* generic functions and it will auto-detect the format.
* @{
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageOpen_GIF(gdispImage *img);
void gdispImageClose_GIF(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageCache_GIF(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageDraw_GIF(gdispImage *img, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, coord_t sx, coord_t sy);
delaytime_t gdispImageNext_GIF(gdispImage *img);
/* @} */
#endif
#if GDISP_NEED_IMAGE_BMP
/**
* @brief The image drawing routines for a BMP image.
* @note Only use these functions if you absolutely know the format
* of the image you are decoding. Generally you should use the
* generic functions and it will auto-detect the format.
* @{
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageOpen_BMP(gdispImage *img);
void gdispImageClose_BMP(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageCache_BMP(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageDraw_BMP(gdispImage *img, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, coord_t sx, coord_t sy);
delaytime_t gdispImageNext_BMP(gdispImage *img);
/* @} */
#endif
#if GDISP_NEED_IMAGE_JPG
/**
* @brief The image drawing routines for a JPG image.
* @note Only use these functions if you absolutely know the format
* of the image you are decoding. Generally you should use the
* generic functions and it will auto-detect the format.
* @{
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageOpen_JPG(gdispImage *img);
void gdispImageClose_JPG(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageCache_JPG(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageDraw_JPG(gdispImage *img, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, coord_t sx, coord_t sy);
delaytime_t gdispImageNext_JPG(gdispImage *img);
/* @} */
#endif
#if GDISP_NEED_IMAGE_PNG
/**
* @brief The image drawing routines for a PNG image.
* @note Only use these functions if you absolutely know the format
* of the image you are decoding. Generally you should use the
* generic functions and it will auto-detect the format.
* @{
*/
gdispImageError gdispImageOpen_PNG(gdispImage *img);
void gdispImageClose_PNG(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageCache_PNG(gdispImage *img);
gdispImageError gdispImageDraw_PNG(gdispImage *img, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, coord_t sx, coord_t sy);
delaytime_t gdispImageNext_PNG(gdispImage *img);
/* @} */
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* GFX_USE_GDISP && GDISP_NEED_IMAGE */
#endif /* _GDISP_IMAGE_H */
/** @} */