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class ImageAction | ^ |
********************************************************************** Represents an action that transforms a given image in a specific way.
Actions can be constructed from an Image and converted directly into an image allowing them to be used interchangably where images would be used.
- Source:
- actions.h:21
- Author:
- Robert C. Duvall
- Version:
- unknown
Contents | ^ |
Entity Type Scope Short Description ~ImageAction destructor public Clean up action ImageAction constructor public Create action to apply to given Image ImageAction constructor public automatically generated apply method public Apply action to produce new image from old, subclasses can override if not doing standard per-color transformation operator = operator public automatically generated operator Image operator public Allow implicit conversion to Image so do not have to call apply directly
destructor ~ImageAction | ? ^ > |
Clean up action
- Source:
- actions.h:31
- Code:
public virtual ~ ImageAction ( )
constructor ImageAction | ? ^ < > |
Create action to apply to given Image
- Source:
- actions.h:26
- Code:
public ImageAction ( const Image & source )
constructor ImageAction | ? ^ < > |
automatically generated
- Source:
- actions.h
- Code:
public ImageAction ( const ImageAction & )
method apply | ? ^ < > |
Apply action to produce new image from old, subclasses can override if not doing standard per-color transformation
- Source:
- actions.h:45
- Code:
public virtual Image apply ( )
operator = | ? ^ < > |
automatically generated
- Source:
- actions.h
- Code:
public ImageAction & operator = ( const ImageAction & )
operator Image | ? ^ < > |
Allow implicit conversion to Image so do not have to call apply directly
- Source:
- actions.h:37
- Code:
public operator Image ( )
Created Thu Oct 10 01:13:38 2002.
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