#ifndef UNARY_LOGICAL_H #define UNARY_LOGICAL_H #include #include namespace icl { /// Class for bitwise logical operations on pixel values. \ingroup UNARY /** (all functions: Img8u, Img32s: IPP + Fallback, Img16s: Fallback only!, No support for other Types) Supported operations include And, Or, Xor, Not. Clearly all logical operations are only supported on integer typed images, i.e. icl8u. */ class UnaryLogicalOp : public UnaryOp { public: /// this enum specifiy all possible unary logical operations enum optype{ andOp=0, /**< add a constant value to each pixel */ orOp=1, /**< substract a constant value from each pixel */ xorOp=2, /**< multiply each pixel by a constant value */ notOp=3 /**< divide each pixle through a constant value */ }; /// Constructor UnaryLogicalOp(optype t, icl32s val=0):m_eOpType(t), m_dValue(val){} /// Destructor virtual ~UnaryLogicalOp(){} /// performes the logical operation, given in the constructor or by the setOpType method. /** @param poSrc first operand (image) @param ppoDst pointer to the destination image, to store the result */ virtual void apply(const ImgBase *poSrc, ImgBase **ppoDst); /// Import unaryOps apply function without destination image UnaryOp::apply; /// sets the second operand, with the source is operated with. /** @param value the value for the operand */ void setValue(icl32s value) { m_dValue = value; } /// returns the value of the second operand /** @return the value of the second operand */ icl32s getValue() const { return m_dValue; } /// changes the operator type /** @see optype @param t operator type */ void setOpType(optype t){ m_eOpType = t;} /// returns the operator type /** @see optype @return operator type */ optype getOpType() const { return m_eOpType; } private: optype m_eOpType; icl32s m_dValue; }; } // namespace icl #endif