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Typedefs | |
typedef unsigned int | r_Bytes |
typedef unsigned long | r_Ptr |
typedef uint64_t | r_Area |
typedef int | r_Range |
typedef unsigned int | r_Dimension |
Functions | |
const char * | get_name_from_data_format (r_Data_Format fmt) |
r_Data_Format | get_data_format_from_name (const char *name) |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &s, const r_Data_Format &d) |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &s, r_Data_Format &d) |
const char * | get_name_from_scale_function (r_Scale_Function func) |
r_Scale_Function | get_scale_function_from_name (const char *name) |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &s, const r_Scale_Function &d) |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &in, r_Index_Type type) |
const char * | get_name_from_index_type (r_Index_Type it) |
r_Index_Type | get_index_type_from_name (const char *name) |
const char * | get_name_from_tiling_scheme (r_Tiling_Scheme ts) |
r_Tiling_Scheme | get_tiling_scheme_from_name (const char *name) |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &in, r_Tiling_Scheme type) |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &in, r_Clustering_Scheme type) |
int | strcasecmp (const char *str1, const char *str2) |
typedef uint64_t r_Area |
{ typedef unsigned long r_Ptr;}
The typedef {r_Ptr} was introduced to handle correctly convertions from pointers to integer variables on 64bit architectures.
typedef unsigned int r_Bytes |
typedef unsigned int r_Dimension |
{ typedef int r_Range;}
The typedef {r_Range} is used as type for the point set of one dimension of a spatial domain. This means that lower and upper bounds of {r_Sinterval}, the projection value, and the cooridnate values of {r_Point} are of this type.
typedef unsigned long r_Ptr |
{ typedef unsigned int r_Bytes;}
The typedef {r_Bytes} is used as type for the number of bytes in an tile or mdd or type.
typedef int r_Range |
{ typedef unsigned int r_Area;}
The typedef {r_Area} is used as type for the number of cells in an mdd object or tile.
enum r_Clustering_Scheme |
enum r_Data_Format |
{ typedef unsigned int r_Dimension;}
This is used as type for the number of dimensions in {r_Point} and {r_Minterval}.
enum r_Index_Type |
enum r_Scale_Function |
enum r_Tiling_Scheme |
r_Data_Format get_data_format_from_name | ( | const char * | name | ) |
Get a data format for a data format name
r_Index_Type get_index_type_from_name | ( | const char * | name | ) |
Get a index type for a index type name
const char* get_name_from_data_format | ( | r_Data_Format | fmt | ) |
Get a data format name for a data format
const char* get_name_from_index_type | ( | r_Index_Type | it | ) |
Get a index type name for a index type
const char* get_name_from_scale_function | ( | r_Scale_Function | func | ) |
Get a scale function name for a scale function
const char* get_name_from_tiling_scheme | ( | r_Tiling_Scheme | ts | ) |
Get a tiling scheme name for a tiling scheme
r_Scale_Function get_scale_function_from_name | ( | const char * | name | ) |
Get a scale function from a scale function name
r_Tiling_Scheme get_tiling_scheme_from_name | ( | const char * | name | ) |
Get a tiling scheme for a tiling scheme name
std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | s, |
const r_Data_Format & | d | ||
) |
Output stream operator for objects of type { const} {r_Data_Format}.
std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | s, |
r_Data_Format & | d | ||
) |
Output stream operator for objects of type {r_Data_Format}.
std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | s, |
const r_Scale_Function & | d | ||
) |
Output stream operator for objects of type { const} {r_Scale_Function}.
std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | in, |
r_Index_Type | type | ||
) |
std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | in, |
r_Tiling_Scheme | type | ||
) |
Output stream operator for objects of type { const} {r_Tiling_Scheme}.
std::ostream& operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | in, |
r_Clustering_Scheme | type | ||
) |
Clustering of the Tiles according to:
{tabular}{lll} { InsertionOrder } && the order of insertion of the tiles \ CoordsOrder && the coordinates of the tiles \ IndexCluster && the index structure \ BasedClusterStat && statistics about access to the object {tabular}
There is the additional { PathCluster} mode, where clustering is done according to a path of access to areas of interest. The { PathCluster} mode is indicated by setting the { pathCluster} attribute and a non - null value of the { areasInterest}. This mode is not an alternative mode in { ClusteringScheme} because it is compatible with the other modes.
int strcasecmp | ( | const char * | str1, |
const char * | str2 | ||
) |
const char* all_data_format_names[r_Data_Format_NUMBER] |
const char* all_index_type_names[r_Index_Type_NUMBER] |
const char* all_scale_function_names[r_Scale_Function_NUMBER] |
const char* all_tiling_scheme_names[r_Tiling_Scheme_NUMBER] |
const char* format_name_array |
{ enum r_Data_Format}
{tabular}{lll} {} && no compression, row-major memory representation\
{} && TIFF format (see {r_Conv_TIFF})\ {} && JPEG format (see {r_Conv_JPEG})\ {} && HDF format (see {r_Conv_HDF})\ {} && PNG format (see {r_Conv_PNG})\ {} && BMP format (see {r_Conv_BMP})\ {} && VFF format (see {r_Conv_VFF})\ {} && PPM format (see {r_Conv_PPM})\ {} && TOR format (see {r_Conv_TOR})\ {} && DEM format (see {r_Conv_DEM})\ {} && ECW format (see {r_Conv_ECW})\ {} && NITF format (see {r_Conv_NTF})\ {} && NETCDF format (see {r_Conv_NETCDF})\
{} && automatic compression\ {} && ZLIB compresion (see {r_Tile_Comp_RLE})\ {} && Packbits rle compresion (see {r_Tile_Comp_Packbits})\ { RLE} && RLE compression (see {r_Tile_Comp_RLE})\ {} && Haar Wavelet compression (see {r_Haar_Wavelet_Compression})\ {} && Daubechies 4-tap Wavelet compression (see {r_Daubechies_Wavelet_Compression})\ {} && ZLIB compression, compress base types separately (see {r_Tile_Separate_ZLIB})\ {} && RLE compression, compress base types separately (see {r_Tile_Separate_RLE})\ {<n>} && Daubechies n-tap Wavelet compression, n=6,8,...,18,20 (see {r_Ortho_Wavelet_Factory})\ {<n>} && Least asymmetric n-tap Wavelet comp., n=8,10,...,18,20 (see {r_Ortho_Wavelet_Factory})\ {<n>} && Coiflet n-tap Wavelet compression, n=6,12,18,24,30 (see {r_Ortho_Wavelet_Factory})\ {} && Lossy Haar Wavelet compression (see {r_Haar_QWavelet_Compression})\
{tabular} The names of all data types, to avoid redundant storage and inconsistencies. The variable name convention is the prefix format_name_ followed by the name of the data format in lower case without the r_ prefix, i.e. for r_Wavelet_Haar format_name_wavelet_haar. In addition there's an array of names all_data_format_names where the data format can be used as index to get the name.
const char* format_name_auto_compression |
const char* format_name_bmp |
const char* format_name_dem |
const char* format_name_hdf |
const char* format_name_jpeg |
const char* format_name_netcdf |
const char* format_name_ntf |
const char* format_name_pack_bits |
const char* format_name_png |
const char* format_name_ppm |
const char* format_name_rle |
const char* format_name_sep_rle |
const char* format_name_sep_zlib |
const char* format_name_tiff |
const char* format_name_tmc |
const char* format_name_tor |
const char* format_name_vff |
const char* format_name_wavelet_coiflet12 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_coiflet18 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_coiflet24 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_coiflet30 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_coiflet6 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub10 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub12 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub14 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub16 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub18 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub20 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub6 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daub8 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_daubechies |
const char* format_name_wavelet_haar |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least10 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least12 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least14 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least16 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least18 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least20 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_least8 |
const char* format_name_wavelet_qhaar |
const char* format_name_zlib |
const char* index_name_auto |
The names of all index type, to avoid redundant storage and inconsistencies. The variable name convention is the prefix index_name_ followed by the name of the index type in lower case without the r_ prefix, i.e. for r_Auto_Index index_name_auto. In addition there's an array of names all_index_type_names where the index type can be used as index to get the name.
const char* index_name_directory |
const char* index_name_regcomputed |
const char* index_name_regdirectory |
const char* index_name_regrplustree |
const char* index_name_rplustree |
const char* index_name_tilecontainer |
const char* scale_function_name_bitaggregation |
const char* scale_function_name_subsampling |
const char* tiling_name_alignedtiling |
const char* tiling_name_directionaltiling |
const char* tiling_name_interesttiling |
const char* tiling_name_notiling |
Tiling of the object:
{tabular}{lll} NoTiling && no tiling is done unless the object is too big; in that case, tiling is done along the first direction only; for objects which are to be accessed always as a whole \ { Aligned} && aligned tiling, needs tileConfig \ LowVariationAreas && according to areas of low cell value variation \ BasedTilesStat && based on statistics regarding access to this MDD object {tabular}
In addition, it is possible to have a tiling according to areas of interest, { AreasInterest} mode. The { AreasInterest} mode is indicated by a non - null value of the { areasInterestPath} attribute. This mode is not an alternative mode in { TilingScheme} because it is compatible with the other modes. For instance, an aligned tiling may be adopted outside the areas of interest. The names of all tiling schems, to avoid redundant storage and inconsistencies. The variable name convention is the prefix tiling_name_ followed by the name of the tiling scheme in lower case without the r_ prefix, i.e. for r_SizeTiling tiling_name_sizetiling. In addition there's an array of names all_tiling_scheme_names where the tile scheme can be used as index to get the name.
const char* tiling_name_regulartiling |
const char* tiling_name_sizetiling |
const char* tiling_name_statisticaltiling |