Examples of jjil.algorithm.ApplyMaskRgb.push()

jjil.algorithm.ApplyMaskRgb.push()
Highlights an area in a RGB image by turning the non-masked areas gray and dimming them. @return the masked color image. @param imRgb the input RGB image. @param imMask The input mask. Pixels with the value Byte.MinValue are unmasked. Everything else is considered to be masked. @throws jjil.core.Error if the input sizes do not match

                    GrayShrink gs = new GrayShrink(nTargetWidth, nTargetHeight);
                    gs.push(imMask);
                    imMask = (Gray8Image) gs.getFront();
                    // combine the gray image and the mask to make a displayable image
                    ApplyMaskRgb am = new ApplyMaskRgb();
                    RgbImage rgb = am.push((RgbImage)rs.getFront(), imMask);
                    g.setColor(0x0000FF00); // green
                    g.fillRect(
                            g.getClipX(),
                            g.getClipY(),
                            g.getClipWidth(),

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                    GrayShrink gs = new GrayShrink(nTargetWidth, nTargetHeight);
                    gs.Push(imMask);
                    imMask = (Gray8Image) gs.Front();
                    // combine the gray image and the mask to make a displayable image
                    ApplyMaskRgb am = new ApplyMaskRgb();
                    RgbImage rgb = am.Push((RgbImage)rs.Front(), imMask);
                    g.drawARGB(0, 0, 255, 0); // green
                    g.drawBitmap(
                            RgbImageAndroid.toBitmap(rgb), 
                            new Rect(0, 0, rgb.getWidth(), rgb.getHeight()),
                            new Rect(

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