vil_j2k_image.h

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//:
// \file
// vil_j2k: Written by Rob Radtke (rob@) and Harry Voorhees (hlv@) of
// Stellar Science Ltd. Co. (stellarscience.com) for
// Air Force Research Laboratory, 2005.

#ifndef VIL_J2K_H
#define VIL_J2K_H

#include <vil/vil_image_resource.h>
#include <vil/vil_file_format.h>

class CNCSFile;
class vil_stream;

class vil_j2k_file_format : public vil_file_format
{
 public:
  virtual char const *tag() const;
  virtual vil_image_resource_sptr make_input_image(vil_stream *vs);
  virtual vil_image_resource_sptr make_output_image(vil_stream* vs,
                                                    unsigned nx,
                                                    unsigned ny,
                                                    unsigned nplanes,
                                                    enum vil_pixel_format);
};

//:
//  Class capable of reading JPEG2000 Part I files and ECW (ER Mapper's proprietary format)
//  image files.  They can either be local or hosted on an Image Web Server.  Either way, you
//  just pass in the file path or url (eg. "ecwp://www.earthetc.com/images/australia/Sydney.ecw")
//  to the ctor.  The call get_copy_view() to get the image data that you want.  The class efficiently
//  handles reading large images (Terrabytes) -- and can read image portions without loading the whole file
//  into memory.
// 
//  Because the source image can be really big, it is possible (through the get_copy_view() API) to
//  ask for more data than you can handle in memory -- or more than you download for the remote case.
//  That is why the setMaxImageDimension() guard is in place.  You can set a max image dimension
//  for both remote and local files (different values for each).  Then if you call get_copy_view()
//  asking for an image that is too big, get_copy_view() will scale down the image to the max dimension
//  you specified.  It does this silently -- perhaps we could/should change this?
// 
//  Writing not currently supported.
// 
//  Note that, in order to use this class, you need to use cmake to cofigure VXL to link against
//  Er Mapper's freely available ECW JPEG 2000 SDK (http://ermapper.com/downloads/sdks.aspx#16).
class vil_j2k_image : public vil_image_resource
{
 public:
  //:
  //  \param filelOrUrl: can either be a local file (eg. /home/beavis/file1.jp2) or
  //  it can be a url to a file hosted on an Image Web Server (eg.
  //  ecwp://www.earthetc.com/images/australia/Sydney.ecw or
  //  ecwp://www.earthetc.com/images/usa/1metercalif.ecw
  vil_j2k_image( const vcl_string& fileOrUrl );
  //:
  //  Read a jpeg 2000 image from a stream containing either a raw j2k codestream
  //  or a jp2 file stream.  is' current position needs to be pointing at the beginning of
  //  one of these two things.  In other words, the beginning of the stream must contain one
  //  of the two signatures:
  //  - Hex( FF 4F )                                -- (codestream)
  //  - Hex( 00 00 00 0C 6A 50 20 20 0D 0A 87 0A )  -- jp2 file
  // 
  //  Note that some references state that jp2 files start with ( 00 00 00 0C 6A 50 1A 1A 0D 0A 87 0A )
  //  [note the 1A 1A difference].  I believe this was changed between the last draft and the final version
  //  of ISO/IEC 155444-1 (JPEG standard).  I have never seen a real jp2 file with this old signature (including
  //  the official jpeg conformance test files)
  // 
  //  also note: Don't use is while I'm trying to use it... it'll screw us both up.
  vil_j2k_image( vil_stream* is );

  ~vil_j2k_image();
  //: Dimensions:  planes x width x height x components
  virtual unsigned nplanes() const;
  virtual unsigned ni() const;
  virtual unsigned nj() const;
  virtual enum vil_pixel_format pixel_format() const;

  virtual bool get_property(char const* /* tag */, void* /* property_value */ = 0) const
  { return false; }
  virtual bool put_view(const vil_image_view_base& /* im */, unsigned /* i0 */,
                        unsigned /* j0 */ )
  { return false; }
  //: Create a read/write view of a copy of this data.
  // \return 0 if unable to get view of correct size.
  virtual vil_image_view_base_sptr get_copy_view(unsigned i0, unsigned ni,
                                                 unsigned j0, unsigned nj) const;

  virtual vil_image_view_base_sptr get_copy_view_decimated(unsigned i0, unsigned ni,
                                                           unsigned j0, unsigned nj,
                                                           double i_factor, double j_factor) const;
  virtual vil_image_view_base_sptr 
  get_copy_view_decimated_by_size(unsigned i0, unsigned ni,
                                  unsigned j0, unsigned nj,
                                  unsigned int output_width, 
                                  unsigned int output_height) const;


  vil_image_view_base_sptr  get_copy_view () const
  { return get_copy_view( 0, ni(), 0, nj() ); }

  //:
  //  Call this after construction to see if you can get valid data from me.
  //  If this returns false, then this image is of no use to you
  bool is_valid() const { return mFileResource != 0; }

  //:
  //  When calling get_copy_view(), the function will scale down the output image_view
  //  so that neither dimension (x or y) is greater than widthOrHeight.  This feature
  //  is here to protect you in the case that your code asks for an excessively large
  //  image that will crash your program.  You can turn this checking off with \sa unsetMaxImageDimension()
  //  By default, this value is set to 5000.
  void setMaxImageDimension( unsigned int widthOrHeight, bool remote = false );
  //:
  //  Call this if you don't want get_copy_view() to do size checking.
  //  Be warned that jpeg 2000 codestreams can be really big, so you could
  //  cause a program crash.
  void unsetMaxImageDimension( bool remote = false );

  //:
  //  Static function that can be used to decode a JPEG2000 codestream
  //  or file (jp2 file).  The stream must start at vs' current position.
  static vil_image_view_base_sptr s_decode_jpeg_2000( vil_stream* vs,
                                                      unsigned i0, unsigned ni,
                                                      unsigned j0, unsigned nj,
                                                      double i_factor, double j_factor );
  static vil_image_view_base_sptr 
  s_decode_jpeg_2000_by_size( vil_stream* vs,
                              unsigned i0, unsigned ni,
                              unsigned j0, unsigned nj,
                              unsigned int output_width, 
                              unsigned int output_height );

 protected:
  CNCSFile* mFileResource;
  //:
  //  \sa setMaxImageDimension and \sa unsetMaxImageDimension
  // 
  //  if this equals vcl_numeric_limits<unsigned int>::max(), then this feature is turned off
  //  Of course I'm ignored if mRemoteFile is true
  unsigned int mMaxLocalDimension;
  //:
  //  Same as \sa mMaxLocalDimension but applies to remote files.
  //  This is typically a smaller number because of the speed concerns of downloading
  //  a very largeimage
  unsigned int mMaxRemoteDimension;
  ///file is remote
  bool mRemoteFile;
};

#endif // VIL_J2K_H

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