PixelStorage.hpp File Reference

#include "MayaFlux/Kakshya/NDData/ImageData.hpp"
#include "MayaFlux/Kakshya/NDData/NDData.hpp"

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Namespaces
namespace	MayaFlux
	Main namespace for the Maya Flux audio engine.
namespace	MayaFlux::Kakshya

Functions
bool	MayaFlux::Kakshya::blend_frames (ImageFormat format, std::span< const uint8_t > a, std::span< const uint8_t > b, uint8_t *out, double weight)
	Linearly blend two frames of the same size and format.
bool	MayaFlux::Kakshya::format_has_variant_storage (ImageFormat format)
	True when a format decomposes into whole DataVariant elements.
bool	MayaFlux::Kakshya::is_depth_format (ImageFormat format)
	True when the format's values are range measurements rather than colour.
bool	MayaFlux::Kakshya::is_float_format (ImageFormat format)
	True when the format's numeric interpretation is floating point.
DataVariant	MayaFlux::Kakshya::make_empty_storage (ImageFormat format, size_t element_count)
	Allocate a zeroed DataVariant of the alternative backing a format.
double	MayaFlux::Kakshya::read_normalized_at (const DataVariant &v, ImageFormat format, const std::optional< DataDimension::ValueRange > &range, size_t elem_index)
	Read one element as a normalised double, with optional range remapping.
double	MayaFlux::Kakshya::read_normalized_at (const DataVariant &v, ImageFormat format, size_t elem_index)
	Read one element as a normalised double.
size_t	MayaFlux::Kakshya::storage_element_size (ImageFormat format)
	Byte width of the DataVariant element backing a given ImageFormat.
void	MayaFlux::Kakshya::write_normalized_at (DataVariant &v, ImageFormat format, const std::optional< DataDimension::ValueRange > &range, size_t elem_index, double value)
	Write one element from a normalised double, with optional range remapping.
void	MayaFlux::Kakshya::write_normalized_at (DataVariant &v, ImageFormat format, size_t elem_index, double value)
	Write one element from a normalised double.