Examples of ucar.jpeg.jj2000.j2k.image.input.ImgReaderPGX

Package ucar.jpeg.jj2000.j2k.image.input

Examples of ucar.jpeg.jj2000.j2k.image.input.ImgReaderPGX

ucar.jpeg.jj2000.j2k.image.DataBlkInt
This class extends the ImgReader abstract class for reading PGX files. PGX is a custom monochrome file format invented specifically to simplify the use of JPEG 2000 with images of different bit-depths in the range 1 to 31 bits per pixel.
The file consists of a one line text header followed by the data.

Header: "PG"+ ws +<endianess>+ ws +[sign]+ws + <bit-depth>+" "+<width>+" "+<height>+'\n'

where:
- ws (white-spaces) is any combination of characters ' ' and '\t'.
- endianess equals "LM" or "ML"(resp. little-endian or big-endian)
- sign equals "+" or "-" (resp. unsigned or signed). If omited, values are supposed to be unsigned.
- bit-depth that can be any number between 1 and 31.
- width and height are the image dimensions (in pixels).
Data: The image binary values appear one after the other (in raster order) immediately after the last header character ('\n') and are byte-aligned (they are packed into 1,2 or 4 bytes per sample, depending upon the bit-depth value).

If the data is unisigned, level shifting is applied subtracting 2^(bitdepth - 1)

Since it is not possible to know the input file byte-ordering before reading its header, this class can not be construct from a RandomAccessIO. So, the constructor has to open first the input file, to read only its header, and then it can create the appropriate BufferedRandomAccessFile (Big-Endian or Little-Endian byte-ordering).

NOTE: This class is not thread safe, for reasons of internal buffering.
@see jj2000.j2k.image.ImgData @see RandomAccessIO @see BufferedRandomAccessFile @see BEBufferedRandomAccessFile

    int E = drs.getBinaryScaleFactor();
    //System.out.println( "DS E=" + E );
    float EE = (float) java.lang.Math.pow((double) 2.0, (double) E);
    //System.out.println( "DS EE=" + EE );


    Grib2JpegDecoder g2j = null;
    int numberPoints = 0;
    try {
      if (nb != 0) {  // there's data to decode
        String[] argv = new String[4];
        argv[0] = "-rate";
        argv[1] = Integer.toString(nb);
        argv[2] = "-verbose";
        argv[3] = "off";
        //argv[ 4 ] = "-debug" ;
        //argv[ 2 ] = "-nocolorspace" ;
        //argv[ 3 ] = "-Rno_roi" ;
        //argv[ 4 ] = "-cdstr_info" ;
        //argv[ 5 ] = "-verbose" ;
        g2j = new Grib2JpegDecoder(argv);
        // how jpeg2000.jar use to decode, used raf
        //g2j.decode(raf, length - 5);
        // jpeg-1.0.jar added method to have the data read first
        byte[] buf = new byte[ length - 5 ];
        raf.read( buf );
        g2j.decode( buf );
      }
      numberPoints = gds.getGdsVars().getNumberPoints();
      //System.out.println( "DS GDS NumberPoints=" +  gds.getNumberPoints() );
      data = new float[numberPoints];
      boolean[] bitmap = bms.getBitmap();

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        float [][] out = new float [3][];
        float [][] in  = new float [3][];


        for (i=0;i<3;++i) {
            in[i]  = inblk [i] .getDataFloat();
            outblk[i] = new DataBlkFloat ();
            copyGeometry (outblk[i],inblk[i]);
            outblk[i].offset = inblk[i].offset;
            out[i] = new float [length];
            outblk[i].setData (out[i]); }

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        int [][] out = new int [3][];
        int [][] in  = new int [3][];


        for (i=0;i<3;++i) {
            in[i]  = inblk [i] .getDataInt();
            outblk[i] = new DataBlkInt ();
            copyGeometry (outblk[i],inblk[i]);
            outblk[i].offset = inblk[i].offset;
            out[i] = new int [length];
            outblk[i].setData (out[i]); }

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