Hi,
How about using the class Tile instead of using get()?
Shot in the dark. :)
XL
2011/6/27 ZiZi Zhao <ziziz2...@yahoo.com>
> Hi All,
>
> the NDK manual says:
> // If you are going to randomly access the input, you should
> // request it's entire bounding box:
>
> input0().request(channels, 1);
>
> Does the function get() has similar option?
>
> The only sample I could find is from the tiffReader.cpp that has
>
> input0().request(0, 0, width(), height(), channels, 1);
>
> but, its get() is done by rows, e.g.:
>
> Row row(0, width());
> for (unsigned y = 0; y < (unsigned)height(); y++) {
> iop->status(double(y) / height());
> get(height() - y - 1, 0, width(), channels, row);
> ...
> }
>
> I am wondering, after requesting the entire image, if I have
>
> Row row(0, width()*height());
> get(height(), 0, width(), Chan_RED, row);
>
> do I get the whole red channel? or, there is simpler way to do this job?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> ZiZi
>
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