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* Copyright (C) 2004-2011 Andreas Huggel <ahuggel@gmx.net>
*
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*/
/*!
@file image.hpp
@brief Class Image, defining the interface for all Image subclasses.
@version $Rev: 2553 $
@author Andreas Huggel (ahu)
<a href="mailto:ahuggel@gmx.net">ahuggel@gmx.net</a>
@author Brad Schick (brad)
<a href="mailto:brad@robotbattle.com">brad@robotbattle.com</a>
@date 09-Jan-04, ahu: created<BR>
11-Feb-04, ahu: isolated as a component<BR>
19-Jul-04, brad: revamped to be more flexible and support IPTC<BR>
15-Jan-05, brad: inside-out design changes
*/
#ifndef IMAGE_HPP_
#define IMAGE_HPP_
// *****************************************************************************
// included header files
#include "types.hpp"
#include "basicio.hpp"
#include "exif.hpp"
#include "iptc.hpp"
#include "xmp.hpp"
// + standard includes
#include <string>
#include <vector>
// *****************************************************************************
// namespace extensions
namespace Exiv2 {
// *****************************************************************************
// class definitions
//! Supported image formats
namespace ImageType {
const int none = 0; //!< Not an image
}
//! Native preview information. This is meant to be used only by the PreviewManager.
struct NativePreview {
long position_;
uint32_t size_;
uint32_t width_;
uint32_t height_;
std::string filter_;
std::string mimeType_;
};
//! List of native previews. This is meant to be used only by the PreviewManager.
typedef std::vector<NativePreview> NativePreviewList;
/*!
@brief Abstract base class defining the interface for an image. This is
the top-level interface to the Exiv2 library.
Image has containers to store image metadata and subclasses implement
read and save metadata from and to specific image formats.<BR>
Most client apps will obtain an Image instance by calling a static
ImageFactory method. The Image class can then be used to to read, write,
and save metadata.
*/
class EXIV2API Image {
public:
//! Image auto_ptr type
typedef std::auto_ptr<Image> AutoPtr;
//! @name Creators
//@{
/*!
@brief Constructor taking the image type, a bitmap of the supported
metadata types and an auto-pointer that owns an IO instance.
See subclass constructor doc.
*/
Image(int imageType,
uint16_t supportedMetadata,
BasicIo::AutoPtr io);
//! Virtual Destructor
virtual ~Image();
//@}
//! @name Manipulators
//@{
/*!
@brief Read all metadata supported by a specific image format from the
image. Before this method is called, the image metadata will be
cleared.
This method returns success even if no metadata is found in the
image. Callers must therefore check the size of individual metadata
types before accessing the data.
@throw Error if opening or reading of the file fails or the image
data is not valid (does not look like data of the specific image
type).
*/
virtual void readMetadata() =0;
/*!
@brief Write metadata back to the image.
All existing metadata sections in the image are either created,
replaced, or erased. If values for a given metadata type have been
assigned, a section for that metadata type will either be created or
replaced. If no values have been assigned to a given metadata type,
any exists section for that metadata type will be removed from the
image.
@throw Error if the operation fails
*/
virtual void writeMetadata() =0;
/*!
@brief Assign new Exif data. The new Exif data is not written
to the image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
@param exifData An ExifData instance holding Exif data to be copied
*/
virtual void setExifData(const ExifData& exifData);
/*!
@brief Erase any buffered Exif data. Exif data is not removed from
the actual image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
*/
virtual void clearExifData();
/*!
@brief Assign new IPTC data. The new IPTC data is not written
to the image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
@param iptcData An IptcData instance holding IPTC data to be copied
*/
virtual void setIptcData(const IptcData& iptcData);
/*!
@brief Erase any buffered IPTC data. IPTC data is not removed from
the actual image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
*/
virtual void clearIptcData();
/*!
@brief Assign a raw XMP packet. The new XMP packet is not written
to the image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
Subsequent calls to writeMetadata() write the XMP packet from
the buffered raw XMP packet rather than from buffered parsed XMP
data. In order to write from parsed XMP data again, use
either writeXmpFromPacket(false) or setXmpData().
@param xmpPacket A string containing the raw XMP packet.
*/
virtual void setXmpPacket(const std::string& xmpPacket);
/*!
@brief Erase the buffered XMP packet. XMP data is not removed from
the actual image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
This has the same effect as clearXmpData() but operates on the
buffered raw XMP packet only, not the parsed XMP data.
Subsequent calls to writeMetadata() write the XMP packet from
the buffered raw XMP packet rather than from buffered parsed XMP
data. In order to write from parsed XMP data again, use
either writeXmpFromPacket(false) or setXmpData().
*/
virtual void clearXmpPacket();
/*!
@brief Assign new XMP data. The new XMP data is not written
to the image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
Subsequent calls to writeMetadata() encode the XMP data to
a raw XMP packet and write the newly encoded packet to the image.
In the process, the buffered raw XMP packet is updated.
In order to write directly from the raw XMP packet, use
writeXmpFromPacket(true) or setXmpPacket().
@param xmpData An XmpData instance holding XMP data to be copied
*/
virtual void setXmpData(const XmpData& xmpData);
/*!
@brief Erase any buffered XMP data. XMP data is not removed from
the actual image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
This has the same effect as clearXmpPacket() but operates on the
buffered parsed XMP data.
Subsequent calls to writeMetadata() encode the XMP data to
a raw XMP packet and write the newly encoded packet to the image.
In the process, the buffered raw XMP packet is updated.
In order to write directly from the raw XMP packet, use
writeXmpFromPacket(true) or setXmpPacket().
*/
virtual void clearXmpData();
/*!
@brief Set the image comment. The new comment is not written
to the image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
@param comment String containing comment.
*/
virtual void setComment(const std::string& comment);
/*!
@brief Erase any buffered comment. Comment is not removed
from the actual image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
*/
virtual void clearComment();
/*!
@brief Copy all existing metadata from source Image. The data is
copied into internal buffers and is not written to the image
until the writeMetadata() method is called.
@param image Metadata source. All metadata types are copied.
*/
virtual void setMetadata(const Image& image);
/*!
@brief Erase all buffered metadata. Metadata is not removed
from the actual image until the writeMetadata() method is called.
*/
virtual void clearMetadata();
/*!
@brief Returns an ExifData instance containing currently buffered
Exif data.
The contained Exif data may have been read from the image by
a previous call to readMetadata() or added directly. The Exif
data in the returned instance will be written to the image when
writeMetadata() is called.
@return modifiable ExifData instance containing Exif values
*/
virtual ExifData& exifData();
/*!
@brief Returns an IptcData instance containing currently buffered
IPTC data.
The contained IPTC data may have been read from the image by
a previous call to readMetadata() or added directly. The IPTC
data in the returned instance will be written to the image when
writeMetadata() is called.
@return modifiable IptcData instance containing IPTC values
*/
virtual IptcData& iptcData();
/*!
@brief Returns an XmpData instance containing currently buffered
XMP data.
The contained XMP data may have been read from the image by
a previous call to readMetadata() or added directly. The XMP
data in the returned instance will be written to the image when
writeMetadata() is called.
@return modifiable XmpData instance containing XMP values
*/
virtual XmpData& xmpData();
/*!
@brief Return a modifiable reference to the raw XMP packet.
*/
virtual std::string& xmpPacket();
/*!
@brief Determine the source when writing XMP.
Depending on the setting of this flag, writeMetadata() writes
XMP from the buffered raw XMP packet or from parsed XMP data.
The default is to write from parsed XMP data. The switch is also
set by all functions to set and clear the buffered raw XMP packet
and parsed XMP data, so using this function should usually not be
necessary.
If %Exiv2 was compiled without XMP support, the default for this
flag is true and it will never be changed in order to preserve
access to the raw XMP packet.
*/
void writeXmpFromPacket(bool flag);
/*!
@brief Set the byte order to encode the Exif metadata in.
The setting is only used when new Exif metadata is created and may
not be applicable at all for some image formats. If the target image
already contains Exif metadata, the byte order of the existing data
is used. If byte order is not set when writeMetadata() is called,
little-endian byte order (II) is used by default.
*/
void setByteOrder(ByteOrder byteOrder);
//@}
//! @name Accessors
//@{
/*!
@brief Return the byte order in which the Exif metadata of the image is
encoded. Initially, it is not set (\em invalidByteOrder).
*/
ByteOrder byteOrder() const;
/*!
@brief Check if the Image instance is valid. Use after object
construction.
@return true if the Image is in a valid state.
*/
bool good() const;
/*!
@brief Return the MIME type of the image.
@note For each supported image format, the library knows only one MIME
type. This may not be the most specific MIME type for that format. In
particular, several RAW formats are variants of the TIFF format with
the same magic as TIFF itself. Class TiffImage handles most of them
and thus they all have MIME type "image/tiff", although a more
specific MIME type may exist (e.g., "image/x-nikon-nef").
*/
virtual std::string mimeType() const =0;
/*!
@brief Return the pixel width of the image.
*/
virtual int pixelWidth() const;
/*!
@brief Return the pixel height of the image.
*/
virtual int pixelHeight() const;
/*!
@brief Returns an ExifData instance containing currently buffered
Exif data.
The Exif data may have been read from the image by
a previous call to readMetadata() or added directly. The Exif
data in the returned instance will be written to the image when
writeMetadata() is called.
@return read only ExifData instance containing Exif values
*/
virtual const ExifData& exifData() const;
/*!
@brief Returns an IptcData instance containing currently buffered
IPTC data.
The contained IPTC data may have been read from the image by
a previous call to readMetadata() or added directly. The IPTC
data in the returned instance will be written to the image when
writeMetadata() is called.
@return modifiable IptcData instance containing IPTC values
*/
virtual const IptcData& iptcData() const;
/*!
@brief Returns an XmpData instance containing currently buffered
XMP data.
The contained XMP data may have been read from the image by
a previous call to readMetadata() or added directly. The XMP
data in the returned instance will be written to the image when
writeMetadata() is called.
@return modifiable XmpData instance containing XMP values
*/
virtual const XmpData& xmpData() const;
/*!
@brief Return a copy of the image comment. May be an empty string.
*/
virtual std::string comment() const;
/*!
@brief Return the raw XMP packet as a string.
*/
virtual const std::string& xmpPacket() const;
/*!
@brief Return a reference to the BasicIo instance being used for Io.
This refence is particularly useful to reading the results of
operations on a MemIo instance. For example after metadata has
been modified and the writeMetadata() method has been called,
this method can be used to get access to the modified image.
@return BasicIo instance that can be used to read or write image
data directly.
@note If the returned BasicIo is used to write to the image, the
Image class will not see those changes until the readMetadata()
method is called.
*/
virtual BasicIo& io() const;
/*!
@brief Returns the access mode, i.e., the metadata functions, which
this image supports for the metadata type \em metadataId.
@param metadataId The metadata identifier.
@return Access mode for the requested image type and metadata identifier.
*/
AccessMode checkMode(MetadataId metadataId) const;
/*!
@brief Check if image supports a particular type of metadata.
This method is deprecated. Use checkMode() instead.
*/
bool supportsMetadata(MetadataId metadataId) const;
//! Return the flag indicating the source when writing XMP metadata.
bool writeXmpFromPacket() const;
//! Return list of native previews. This is meant to be used only by the PreviewManager.
const NativePreviewList& nativePreviews() const;
//@}
protected:
// DATA
BasicIo::AutoPtr io_; //!< Image data IO pointer
ExifData exifData_; //!< Exif data container
IptcData iptcData_; //!< IPTC data container
XmpData xmpData_; //!< XMP data container
std::string comment_; //!< User comment
std::string xmpPacket_; //!< XMP packet
int pixelWidth_; //!< image pixel width
int pixelHeight_; //!< image pixel height
NativePreviewList nativePreviews_; //!< list of native previews
private:
//! @name NOT implemented
//@{
//! Copy constructor
Image(const Image& rhs);
//! Assignment operator
Image& operator=(const Image& rhs);
//@}
// DATA
const int imageType_; //!< Image type
const uint16_t supportedMetadata_; //!< Bitmap with all supported metadata types
bool writeXmpFromPacket_;//!< Determines the source when writing XMP
ByteOrder byteOrder_; //!< Byte order
}; // class Image
//! Type for function pointer that creates new Image instances
typedef Image::AutoPtr (*NewInstanceFct)(BasicIo::AutoPtr io, bool create);
//! Type for function pointer that checks image types
typedef bool (*IsThisTypeFct)(BasicIo& iIo, bool advance);
/*!
@brief Returns an Image instance of the specified type.
The factory is implemented as a static class.
*/
class EXIV2API ImageFactory {
friend bool Image::good() const;
public:
/*!
@brief Create an Image subclass of the appropriate type by reading
the specified file. %Image type is derived from the file
contents.
@param path %Image file. The contents of the file are tested to
determine the image type. File extension is ignored.
@return An auto-pointer that owns an Image instance whose type
matches that of the file.
@throw Error If opening the file fails or it contains data of an
unknown image type.
*/
static Image::AutoPtr open(const std::string& path);
#ifdef EXV_UNICODE_PATH
/*!
@brief Like open() but accepts a unicode path in an std::wstring.
@note This function is only available on Windows.
*/
static Image::AutoPtr open(const std::wstring& wpath);
#endif
/*!
@brief Create an Image subclass of the appropriate type by reading
the provided memory. %Image type is derived from the memory
contents.
@param data Pointer to a data buffer containing an image. The contents
of the memory are tested to determine the image type.
@param size Number of bytes pointed to by \em data.
@return An auto-pointer that owns an Image instance whose type
matches that of the data buffer.
@throw Error If the memory contains data of an unknown image type.
*/
static Image::AutoPtr open(const byte* data, long size);
/*!
@brief Create an Image subclass of the appropriate type by reading
the provided BasicIo instance. %Image type is derived from the
data provided by \em io. The passed in \em io instance is
(re)opened by this method.
@param io An auto-pointer that owns a BasicIo instance that provides
image data. The contents of the image data are tested to determine
the type.
@note This method takes ownership of the passed
in BasicIo instance through the auto-pointer. Callers should not
continue to use the BasicIo instance after it is passed to this method.
Use the Image::io() method to get a temporary reference.
@return An auto-pointer that owns an Image instance whose type
matches that of the \em io data. If no image type could be
determined, the pointer is 0.
@throw Error If opening the BasicIo fails
*/
static Image::AutoPtr open(BasicIo::AutoPtr io);
/*!
@brief Create an Image subclass of the requested type by creating a
new image file. If the file already exists, it will be overwritten.
@param type Type of the image to be created.
@param path %Image file to create. File extension is ignored.
@return An auto-pointer that owns an Image instance of the requested
type.
@throw Error If the image type is not supported.
*/
static Image::AutoPtr create(int type, const std::string& path);
#ifdef EXV_UNICODE_PATH
/*!
@brief Like create() but accepts a unicode path in an std::wstring.
@note This function is only available on Windows.
*/
static Image::AutoPtr create(int type, const std::wstring& wpath);
#endif
/*!
@brief Create an Image subclass of the requested type by creating a
new image in memory.
@param type Type of the image to be created.
@return An auto-pointer that owns an Image instance of the requested
type.
@throw Error If the image type is not supported
*/
static Image::AutoPtr create(int type);
/*!
@brief Create an Image subclass of the requested type by writing a
new image to a BasicIo instance. If the BasicIo instance already
contains data, it will be overwritten.
@param type Type of the image to be created.
@param io An auto-pointer that owns a BasicIo instance that will
be written to when creating a new image.
@note This method takes ownership of the passed in BasicIo instance
through the auto-pointer. Callers should not continue to use the
BasicIo instance after it is passed to this method. Use the
Image::io() method to get a temporary reference.
@return An auto-pointer that owns an Image instance of the requested
type. If the image type is not supported, the pointer is 0.
*/
static Image::AutoPtr create(int type, BasicIo::AutoPtr io);
/*!
@brief Returns the image type of the provided file.
@param path %Image file. The contents of the file are tested to
determine the image type. File extension is ignored.
@return %Image type or Image::none if the type is not recognized.
*/
static int getType(const std::string& path);
#ifdef EXV_UNICODE_PATH
/*!
@brief Like getType() but accepts a unicode path in an std::wstring.
@note This function is only available on Windows.
*/
static int getType(const std::wstring& wpath);
#endif
/*!
@brief Returns the image type of the provided data buffer.
@param data Pointer to a data buffer containing an image. The contents
of the memory are tested to determine the image type.
@param size Number of bytes pointed to by \em data.
@return %Image type or Image::none if the type is not recognized.
*/
static int getType(const byte* data, long size);
/*!
@brief Returns the image type of data provided by a BasicIo instance.
The passed in \em io instance is (re)opened by this method.
@param io A BasicIo instance that provides image data. The contents
of the image data are tested to determine the type.
@return %Image type or Image::none if the type is not recognized.
*/
static int getType(BasicIo& io);
/*!
@brief Returns the access mode or supported metadata functions for an
image type and a metadata type.
@param type The image type.
@param metadataId The metadata identifier.
@return Access mode for the requested image type and metadata identifier.
@throw Error(13) if the image type is not supported.
*/
static AccessMode checkMode(int type, MetadataId metadataId);
/*!
@brief Determine if the content of \em io is an image of \em type.
The \em advance flag determines if the read position in the
stream is moved (see below). This applies only if the type
matches and the function returns true. If the type does not
match, the stream position is not changed. However, if
reading from the stream fails, the stream position is
undefined. Consult the stream state to obtain more
information in this case.
@param type Type of the image.
@param io BasicIo instance to read from.
@param advance Flag indicating whether the position of the io
should be advanced by the number of characters read to
analyse the data (true) or left at its original
position (false). This applies only if the type matches.
@return true if the data matches the type of this class;<BR>
false if the data does not match
*/
static bool checkType(int type, BasicIo& io, bool advance);
private:
//! @name Creators
//@{
//! Prevent construction: not implemented.
ImageFactory();
//! Prevent copy construction: not implemented.
ImageFactory(const ImageFactory& rhs);
//@}
}; // class ImageFactory
// *****************************************************************************
// template, inline and free functions
//! Append \em len bytes pointed to by \em buf to \em blob.
void append(Exiv2::Blob& blob, const byte* buf, uint32_t len);
} // namespace Exiv2
#endif // #ifndef IMAGE_HPP_
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