Resamples the array, using an 'image view' of the array. For example, given an array that contains 256 values, one 'image view' of the array is as a 16×16 <Image>. For the same array, another 'image view' of the array is as a 32×8 <Image>. In both examples, 16×16 = 256 and 32×8 = 256, which exactly matches the array count.
int32 Resample( Uint32Array src, Uint32Array dst, Int32Array p_aiResampleDims, ImageResampler p_oImageResampler )
| Parameter Type | Parameter Name | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| <Uint32Array> | src | A pointer to an array containing the source data. |
| <Uint32Array> | dst | A pointer to an array that will contain the resampled data. |
| <Int32Array> | p_aiResampleDims | A pointer to an <Int32Array> containing exactly 4 values. Index 0 = source view width, Index 1 = source view height, Index 2 = destination view width, Index 3 = destination view height. Note that the input values ( source view width * source view height ) must match the count of the source array. If you use source view width = 10 and source view height = 10, then the source array must contain 100 elements. |
| <ImageResampler> | p_oImageResampler | A pointer to an <ImageResampler> object that will do the resampling. Note that you can configure the FilterType, FilterScale, Gamma, and boundary handling parameters of this object to suit your needs. Please see <ImageResampler>. |
None published. Please look for an example in the Scenome Scripting Language code base.