#include "diplib/chain_code.h"
dip::ChainCode::Code class

Encodes a single chain code, as used by dip::ChainCode.

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Reference

Chain codes are between 0 and 3 for connectivity = 1, and between 0 and 7 for connectivity = 2. 0 means to the right in both cases. The border flag marks pixels at the border of the image.

Constructors, destructors, assignment and conversion operators

Code() defaulted: Default constructor
Code(unsigned int code, bool border = false): Constructor

Functions

auto IsBorder() const -> bool: Returns whether the border flag is set
auto IsEven() const -> bool: Is it an even code?
auto IsOdd() const -> bool: Is it an off code?
auto Delta8() const -> dip::VertexInteger const&: The change in coordinates for an 8-connected chain code
auto Delta4() const -> dip::VertexInteger const&: The change in coordinates for a 4-connected chain code

Operators

auto operator unsigned() const -> unsigned int: Returns the chain code
auto operator==(dip::ChainCode::Code const& c2) const -> bool: Compare codes
auto operator!=(dip::ChainCode::Code const& c2) const -> bool: Compare codes

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