samples/COP2/COP2_SampleFilter.h

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#ifndef _COP2_SAMPLEFILTER_H_
#define _COP2_SAMPLEFILTER_H_

#include <COP2/COP2_Context.h>
#include <COP2/COP2_MaskOp.h>

namespace HDK_Sample {

/// @brief Simple example of a kernel filter.

/// This is an HDK example of a 3x3 kernel filter which uses template classes
/// to abstract the operation for various data formats. It also demonstrates
/// how to deal with fetching input areas larger than a tile, and how to
/// enlarging the canvas for the COP.
class COP2_SampleFilter : public COP2_MaskOp
{
public:
    /// All nodes are instantiated via a myConstructor method.
    static OP_Node              *myConstructor(OP_Network*, const char *,
                                               OP_Operator *);
    
    /// @{
    /// Parameters, local variables and input labals.
    static OP_TemplatePair       myTemplatePair;
    static OP_VariablePair       myVariablePair;
    static PRM_Template          myTemplateList[];
    static CH_LocalVariable      myVariableList[];
    static const char           *myInputLabels[];
    /// @}
    
    /// Given an area of the image to cook, indicate which parts of the input's
    /// image are required
    virtual void         getInputDependenciesForOutputArea(
                            COP2_CookAreaInfo &output_area,
                            const COP2_CookAreaList &input_areas,
                            COP2_CookAreaList &needed_areas);
protected:
    /// This operation expands the canvas bounds by 1 pixel in all directions.
    /// computeImageBounds() announces this to the COP engine.
    virtual void         computeImageBounds(COP2_Context &context);

    /// Returns a new context instance with the parameters for the filter in
    /// it, to be used by the many threads on the tiles.
    virtual COP2_ContextData    *newContextData(const TIL_Plane *p,
                                                int array_index,
                                                float t,
                                                int xres, int yres,
                                                int thread,
                                                int max_threads);

    /// COP2_MaskOp defines lots of nice mask blending operations in
    /// cookMyTile(), and defines doCookMyTile for us to override instead.
    /// This is where the actual image operation is performed.
    virtual OP_ERROR    doCookMyTile(COP2_Context &context,
                                     TIL_TileList *tilelist);

    /// Returns a description of the operation for the node info popup.
    virtual const char  *getOperationInfo();
    
    virtual     ~COP2_SampleFilter();
private:
                COP2_SampleFilter(OP_Network *parent, const char *name,
                             OP_Operator *entry);

    /// @{
    /// Parameter evaluation method; can call evalFloat directly as well.
    float       LEFT(float t)
                { return evalFloat("left",0,t); }
    
    float       RIGHT(float t)
                { return evalFloat("right",0,t); }
    
    float       TOP(float t)
                { return evalFloat("top",0,t); }
    
    float       BOTTOM(float t)
                { return evalFloat("bottom",0,t); }
    /// @}
};

/// Storage class for our parameters and the kernel
class cop2_SampleFilterContext : public COP2_ContextData
{
public:
                 cop2_SampleFilterContext()
                     : myLeft(0.0f), myRight(0.0f), myTop(0.0f), myBottom(0.0f),
                       myKernel(NULL)
                 {}
    
    virtual     ~cop2_SampleFilterContext() { delete [] myKernel; }

    /// When true, this context data object is recreated for each plane.
    virtual bool createPerPlane() const { return false; }

    /// When true, this context data object is recreated for each resolution
    /// cooked.
    virtual bool createPerRes() const   { return true; }

    /// When true, this context data object is recreated for each frame. In most
    /// cases, this returns true since parameters can be animated.
    virtual bool createPerTime() const  { return true; }

    /// When true, each thread gets its own version of a context data. This is
    /// useful if the context data contains allocated memory to be used for 
    /// intermediate steps.
    virtual bool createPerThread() const{ return false; }

    /// @{
    /// Cached Parameters
    float       myLeft;
    float       myRight;
    float       myTop;
    float       myBottom;
    /// @}
    
    /// Kernel filter derived from parameters
    float      *myKernel;
};

} // End HDK_Sample namespace

#endif

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