[email protected] a écrit :
In fact, you don't need to know if the TIFF file is interleaved or not.
It is abstracted by GDAL. The interleaving parameters of the RasterIO()
call determine the interleaving parameters of the result buffer you
wish. So they can be completely unrelated to the actual interleaving of
the source file. By default, if you let the spacing parameters to 0,
GDAL will return a planar buffer.
If you really want to get the interleaving or planar config of a GTiff
file, you can query the "INTERLEAVE" metadata item of the
"IMAGE_STRUCTURE" metadata domain. If it's "PIXEL", it's pixel
interleaved, if it's "BAND" it's planar.
TIFF is one type of data that I need to read in. Some of the RGB
images are pixel interleaved while others are planar
(non-interleaved). I was intending to use the GDALDataset::RasterIO
function to read in my data, as I only need a buffer containing the
entire image exactly as it exists on disk. If I'm going to use
GDALDataset::RasterIO, I need to know the offset between bands (it's
the last parameter to the function). That value is going to be
different depending on whether or not the bands are interleaved. If I
was using libtiff, I could get the TIFF_TAG that told me how the data
was organized, but how can I get that information with GDAL so I know
how to fill in that last parameter to GDALDataset::RasterIO correctly?
Or... is there a better way to do this altogether?
Thanks,
Todd
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