JuicyPixels-repa-0.5.1: Convenience functions to obtain array representations of images.

Safe HaskellNone

Codec.Picture.Repa

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Synopsis

Primitive types and operations

data Img a Source

Img a is an image where the phantom type a indicates the image format

All images are held in a three dimensional repa array. If the image format is only two dimensional (ex: R, G, or B) then the shape is Z :. y :. x :. 1.

convertImage :: ConvertImage a b => a -> Img bSource

Converts from JuicyPixels type (Usually Image or DynamicImage to the repa-based Img type.

Generic interface

readImage :: DecodeImage a => FilePath -> IO (Either String (Img a))Source

decodeImage :: DecodeImage a => ByteString -> Either String (Img a)Source

Monomorphic image decoding functions

Image Representations (Phantom Types)

data RGBA Source

A 32-bit image with full red, green, blue and alpha channels.

The image is stored as Height x Width x ColorChannel.

The color channel is stored in RGBA order. For the common OpenGL ordering users might want to use reverseColorChannel.

Instances

DecodeImage RGBA 
ConvertImage DynamicImage RGBA 
(ToRGBAChannels a, Pixel a) => ConvertImage (Image a) RGBA 

data RGB Source

A 24-bit image with red, green and blue channels

Instances

DecodeImage RGB 
ConvertImage DynamicImage RGB 
(ToRGBAChannels a, Pixel a) => ConvertImage (Image a) RGB 

data R Source

An all-red image

Instances

DecodeImage R 
ConvertImage DynamicImage R 
(ToRGBAChannels a, Pixel a) => ConvertImage (Image a) R 

data G Source

An all-green image

Instances

DecodeImage G 
ConvertImage DynamicImage G 
(ToRGBAChannels a, Pixel a) => ConvertImage (Image a) G 

data B Source

An all-blue image

Instances

DecodeImage B 
ConvertImage DynamicImage B 
(ToRGBAChannels a, Pixel a) => ConvertImage (Image a) B 

Helper Functions (useful for OpenGL etc.)

toForeignPtr :: Img RGBA -> (ForeignPtr Word8, Int, Int)Source

O(n) returning (pointer, length, offset)

toByteString :: Img a -> ByteStringSource

toByteString arr converts images to bytestrings, which is often useful for Gloss.

reverseColorChannel :: Img a -> Img aSource

By default, the color channel for RGBA indexes 0 -> R, 1 -> G, 2 -> B, 3 -> A. This is the AGBR byte ordering in OpenGL. For rendering with OpenGL's RGBA PixelFormat be sure to call reverseColorChannel before converting to a Vector (or directly to bytestring via 'repa-bytestring').

Internal Functionallity (exported for advanced uses)