Abstract base class for volume data set readers. More...
#include <LDM/readers/SoVolumeReader.h>
Public Types | |
enum | ReadError { RD_NO_ERROR, RD_FILE_NOT_FOUND_ERROR, RD_INVALID_DATA_ERROR, RD_UNSUPPORTED_DATA_TYPE_ERROR, RD_FILE_FORMAT_NOT_VALID_ERROR, RD_UNKNOWN_ERROR } |
enum | Axis { X, Y, Z } |
enum | CopyPolicy { COPY, NO_COPY, NO_COPY_AND_DELETE } |
enum | ReaderType { NO_READER, AM, AVS, DICOM, GENERIC, LDM, MEMORY, RASTERSTACK, SEGY, VOL, VOX, TIFF } |
enum | CoordinateType { COORDINATES_UNIFORM = 0, COORDINATES_RECTILINEAR } |
Public Member Functions | |
virtual SoType | getTypeId () const |
SoVolumeReader () | |
virtual ReadError | getDataChar (SbBox3f &size, SoDataSet::DataType &type, SbVec3i32 &dim)=0 |
virtual SbBool | setOutputDataType (SbBool doChange, SoDataSet::DataType outputType) |
virtual SbBool | setInputDataRange (SbBool doChange, double min, double max) |
virtual int | getNumSignificantBits () |
virtual void | getSubSlice (const SbBox2i32 &subSlice, int sliceNumber, void *data)=0 |
virtual void | getSubSlice (const SbBox2i32 &subSlice, int sliceNumber, SoBufferObject *dataBuffer) |
SbVec3i32 | getNumVoxels (const SbVec3i32 &realSize, const SbVec3i32 &subsamplingLevel) |
SbVec3i32 | getSizeToAllocate (const SbVec3i32 &realSize, const SbVec3i32 &subsamplingLevel) |
virtual int | setFilename (const SbString &filename) |
SbString | getFilename () const |
virtual SbBool | isDataConverted () const |
virtual SbBool | getTileSize (SbVec3i32 &size) |
virtual SoBufferObject * | readTile (int index, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition) |
virtual SbBool | readXTraceInTile (int index, unsigned char *&buffer, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition, const SbVec2i32 &tracePosition) |
virtual SbBool | readYSliceInTile (int index, unsigned char *&buffer, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition, const uint32_t &slicePosition) |
virtual SbBool | readZSliceInTile (int index, unsigned char *&buffer, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition, const uint32_t &slicePosition) |
virtual SbBool | readXSliceInTile (int index, unsigned char *&buffer, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition, const uint32_t &slicePosition) |
virtual SbBool | isThreadSafe () const |
virtual SbBool | isIgnoredFile () const |
int | getNumSubsampledTiles () |
virtual SbString | getOriginalFilename () const |
virtual SbBool | getMinMax (int64_t &min, int64_t &max) |
virtual SbBool | getMinMax (double &min, double &max) |
virtual SbBool | getHistogram (std::vector< int64_t > &numVox) |
virtual SbBool | setDirectCoordSysAutoDetection (SbBool autoValue) |
virtual SbBool | getDirectCoordSysAutoDetection () |
virtual SbBool | setDirectCoorSys (SbBool directCoord) |
virtual SbBool | getDirectCoordSys () |
virtual SbVec2d | getTileMinMax (int fileId) const |
virtual ReaderType | getReaderType () |
virtual SoVolumeWriter * | getConfiguredWriter () |
CoordinateType | getCoordinateType () |
const float * | getRectilinearCoordinates (Axis axis) const |
void | setRectilinearCoordinates (const float *x, const float *y, const float *z) |
virtual SbBool | isRGBA () const |
void | setRGBA (const SbBool flag) |
virtual void | closeAllHandles () |
virtual void | restoreAllHandles () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static SoType | getClassTypeId () |
static SoVolumeReader * | getAppropriateReader (const SbString &filename) |
Protected Member Functions | |
virtual | ~SoVolumeReader () |
void * | getBuffer (int64_t offset, unsigned int size) |
int | bytesToInt (unsigned char *ptr, int sizeBytes) |
void | swapBytes (int *intPtr, int sizeBytes) |
void | swapBytesN (void *buffer, int numElements, int numBytesPerElement) |
SbBool | isValidFloat (const float val) |
int64_t | fileSize () |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
static bool | registerVolumeReaderExtension (const SbString &fileExtension, const SoType &readerType) |
static bool | unregisterVolumeReaderExtensions (const SoType &readerType) |
static SbBox3f | adjustFlatExtent (const SbString &fileName, const SbBox3f &extent, const SbVec3i32 &dim) |
Deprecated | |
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SoDEPRECATED SbBool | m_dataConverted |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getSubVolume (const SbBox3i32 &subVolume, void *data) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getTileSize (SbVec3s &size) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED void | getDataChar (SbBox3f &size, SoDataSet::DataType &type, SbVec3s &dim) |
SoDEPRECATED SbVec3s | getNumVoxels (const SbVec3s &realSize, const SbVec3s &subsamplingLevel) |
SoDEPRECATED SbVec3s | getSizeToAllocate (const SbVec3s &realSize, const SbVec3s &subsamplingLevel) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED void | getSubSlice (const SbBox2s &subSlice, int sliceNumber, void *data) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getSubVolume (const SbBox3s &subVolume, void *data) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getSubVolume (const SbBox3s &subVolume, const SbVec3s &aSL, void *&data) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getSubVolumeInfo (const SbBox3s &subVolume, const SbVec3s &rSL, SbVec3s &aSL, SoVolumeReader::CopyPolicy &policy) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | readTile (int index, unsigned char *&buffer, const SbBox3s &tilePosition) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED void | getNextSlice (int sliceNumber, void *data) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED void | skipSlice (int numSlices) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED void | end () |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | readTile (int index, unsigned char *&buffer, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | readTile (int index, SoBufferObject *buffer, const SbBox3i32 &tilePosition) |
SoDEPRECATED int | getNumTimeSteps () |
SoDEPRECATED void | setCurrentTimeStep (int) |
SoDEPRECATED int | getCurrentTimeStep () const |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getSubVolumeInfo (const SbBox3i32 &subVolume, const SbVec3i32 &requestedSubsampleLevel, SbVec3i32 &actualSubsampleLevel, SoVolumeReader::CopyPolicy &policy) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getSubVolume (const SbBox3i32 &subVolume, const SbVec3i32 &actualSubsampleLevel, void *&data) |
virtual SoDEPRECATED int | getBorderFlag () |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool | getMinMax (int &min, int &max) |
This virtual class provides the interface through which VolumeViz accesses volume data that is not already in memory. Predefined reader classes are provided for many common formats like DICOM and SEGY. See the list of supported file formats and class names below.
Application developers may implement custom reader classes. Custom reader classes allow VolumeViz to access data stored in other file formats. This is particularly useful for converting data to LDM format. A custom reader class could also allow VolumeViz to access data through a proprietary data manager or data stored in application memory.
Minimum implementation:
The application must implement a class derived from SoVolumeReader, and must implement the methods getDataChar() and getSubSlice(). In addition, the optional methods getNumSignificantBits() and getMinMax() can be implemented. If getNumSignificantBits() is not implemented (or returns 0), then the number of significant bits depends on the data type. If getMinMax() is not implemented (or returns false), then VolumeViz will find the min and max voxel values. Note that this requires loading all the data and could take a lot of time for a large volume.
VolumeViz always calls getDataChar() and getNumSignificantBits() before requesting any data from the reader.
If the isDataConverted() method is not implemented (or returns false), then VolumeViz will only call getSubSlice() to request data and will build the LDM tile hierarchy in memory, using the slice data. In this case, note that:
LDM (tiled) volume reader:
In addition to the usual requirements for an application-defined reader, e.g., implementing the getDataChar() method, an application-defined reader for LDM data is required to:
An application-defined LDM reader may optionally:
General information:
Starting with Open Inventor 7.0, general rectilinear grids are supported. This feature allows non-uniform voxel spacing along each axis of the volume. The AmiraMesh reader (.am file), the in-memory reader, and the LDM reader support rectilinear coordinates. Call the method setRectilinearCoordinates to specify rectilinear coordinates (if they are not already stored in the data file and set by the reader).
Starting with Open Inventor 7.0, SoVolumeReader is derived from SoFieldContainer. This allows client classes like SoVolumeData to be automatically notified when the reader's state changes, and update their own state appropriately. Any reader method that changes the volume properties (dimension, size, data type, etc) should trigger notification by calling the reader's touch() method. If this notification is not done, client node fields, for example SoDataSet::extent, won't be updated correctly. For example, a reader with a method setData(SbVec3i32 size, void* data) that loads a new data set should call touch() at its end. This reader could also be implemented using an SoSFArray3D field instead of the setData method. Modifying this field will automatically trigger notification.
Note that many methods are deprecated and are no longer called by VolumeViz, including: end(), getBorderFlag(), getCurrentTimeStep(), getNextSlice(), getNumTimeSteps(), getSubVolume(), getSubVolumeInfo(), setCurrentTimeStep(), skipSlice(), and end().
Applications should subclass from SoVolumeReader when creating any type of custom volume reader, including an LDM (tiled) volume reader. The classes SoLDMReader and SoVRLdmFileReader are internal classes which are specific to the VSG defined LDM file format.
This class cannot be instantiated directly.
File extension | Reader class | Description |
.am | SoVRAmFileReader | Avizo Mesh file format |
.dc3, .dic, .dicom | SoVRDicomFileReader | DICOM file format |
.fld | SoVRAvsFileReader | AVS field file format |
.lda or .ldm | SoVRLdmFileReader | LDM file format |
.sgy or .segy | SoVRSegyFileReader | SEG Y rev 1 file format |
.vol | SoVRVolFileReader | Vol file format |
.vox | SoVRVoxFileReader | Vox file format |
.lst | SoVRRasterStackReader | Lst file format (stack of images) |
File format notes:
Note: '3D TIFF' files (multiple images in one file) are not currently supported.
SoDataSet, SoVolumeData, SoConverter
enum SoVolumeReader::Axis |
Read error.
SoVolumeReader::SoVolumeReader | ( | ) |
Constructor.
virtual SoVolumeReader::~SoVolumeReader | ( | ) | [protected, virtual] |
Destructor.
static SbBox3f SoVolumeReader::adjustFlatExtent | ( | const SbString & | fileName, | |
const SbBox3f & | extent, | |||
const SbVec3i32 & | dim | |||
) | [static, protected] |
VolumeViz doesn't handles empty extent (for ex.
flat extent). But this case may happen some time. For ex. Avizo generally specify a flat extent for single slice volume. In that case, we try to compute a thickness based on other dimension voxel size. This method will return an extent that correspond to given input extent, but with a non null thickness which is equal to smallest non null voxel size.
int SoVolumeReader::bytesToInt | ( | unsigned char * | ptr, | |
int | sizeBytes | |||
) | [protected] |
Utility method that returns an integer from sizeBytes bytes starting at address ptr.
Also takes into account the machine architecture (little/big endian).
virtual void SoVolumeReader::closeAllHandles | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Close all resources that are locked by the reader.
Allows other classes to use the same resources. For example, if the reader reads from a file, this method closes the file so that an SoVolumeWriter associated with the same file can re-open it in write mode. The reader remembers the resources that were closed, so they can re-opened by calling restoreAllHandles().
Reimplemented in SoVRDicomFileReader.
virtual SoDEPRECATED void SoVolumeReader::end | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
int64_t SoVolumeReader::fileSize | ( | ) | [protected] |
Returns the size of the file when file I/O is handled by this class.
static SoVolumeReader* SoVolumeReader::getAppropriateReader | ( | const SbString & | filename | ) | [static] |
Returns a preconfigured SoVolumeReader instance that can be used to load the given file (based on the filename extension).
For example, would return an instance of SoVRDicomFileReader for a file named "data.dic".
If no SoVolumeReader is associated to this extension through registerVolumeReaderExtension() then NULL is returned.
Since Open Inventor 9.4virtual SoDEPRECATED int SoVolumeReader::getBorderFlag | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Returns border (overlap) value if stored in file.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileBorderReader.
void* SoVolumeReader::getBuffer | ( | int64_t | offset, | |
unsigned int | size | |||
) | [protected] |
Returns a pointer to a buffer of size bytes corresponding to a part of the file at offset bytes from the beginning of the file.
Then you can directly read the memory pointed to by the returned pointer. This method uses the memory paging system mechanism and thus is quite efficient.
static SoType SoVolumeReader::getClassTypeId | ( | ) | [static] |
Returns the type identifier for this class.
Reimplemented from SoFieldContainer.
Reimplemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoLDMReader, SoVRLdmFileBorderReader, SoVRLdmFileReader, SoVRAmFileReader, SoVRAvsFileReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRGenericFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, SoVRSegyFileReader, SoVRTiffFileReader, SoVRVolFileReader, SoVRVoxFileReader, and SoVRXtFileReader.
virtual SoVolumeWriter* SoVolumeReader::getConfiguredWriter | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Returns a volume writer that corresponds to this reader
(same format, parameters, etc).
If no writer can be created, NULL is returned.
Notes:
For example:
MyVolumeReader* reader = new MyVolumeReader(); reader->setFilename( "someFile.dat" ); MyVolumeWriter* writer1 = (MyVolumeWriter*)reader->getConfiguredWriter(); // This writer will write to "someFile.dat" reader->setFilename( "someOtherFile.dat" ); // The writer will still write to "someFile.dat" writer1->setFilename( "stillAnotherFile.dat" ); SoVolumeWriter* writer2 = reader->getConfiguredWriter(); // writer2 will write to "someOtherFile.dat", because the // reader is configured to read from "someOtherFile.dat"
Reimplemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoLDMReader, and SoVRMemoryReader.
CoordinateType SoVolumeReader::getCoordinateType | ( | ) |
Returns coordinate type used by the data set.
SoDEPRECATED int SoVolumeReader::getCurrentTimeStep | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the current time step.
virtual SoDEPRECATED void SoVolumeReader::getDataChar | ( | SbBox3f & | size, | |
SoDataSet::DataType & | type, | |||
SbVec3s & | dim | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
virtual ReadError SoVolumeReader::getDataChar | ( | SbBox3f & | size, | |
SoDataSet::DataType & | type, | |||
SbVec3i32 & | dim | |||
) | [pure virtual] |
Gets the characteristics (file header) of the data volume.
See SoDataSet::setVolumeData().
You can use the convenience method setFilename() to specify the file location, in which case you will not have to open the file yourself. Then you can use the convenience method getBuffer() to read the header in order to get the requested information.
NOTE: We strongly recommend that readers implement this version of getDataChar, introduced in VolumeViz 5.1, because it uses SbVec3i32 for the volume dimension.
Implemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoLDMReader, SoVRLdmFileBorderReader, SoVRLdmFileReader, SoVRAmFileReader, SoVRAvsFileReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRGenericFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, SoVRSegyFileReader, SoVRTiffFileReader, SoVRVolFileReader, SoVRVoxFileReader, and SoVRXtFileReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::getDirectCoordSys | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Return whether the coordinate system used is direct or not.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::getDirectCoordSysAutoDetection | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Return automatic detection value.
SbString SoVolumeReader::getFilename | ( | ) | const |
Returns the path of the file.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::getHistogram | ( | std::vector< int64_t > & | numVox | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Returns histogram if stored in file.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::getMinMax | ( | int & | min, | |
int & | max | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Returns min max if stored in file.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::getMinMax | ( | double & | min, | |
double & | max | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Returns min max if stored in file for float data type.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::getMinMax | ( | int64_t & | min, | |
int64_t & | max | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Returns min max if stored in file for integer data type.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileReader.
virtual SoDEPRECATED void SoVolumeReader::getNextSlice | ( | int | sliceNumber, | |
void * | data | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
virtual int SoVolumeReader::getNumSignificantBits | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
This method is optional.
It returns the number of significant bits of the volume data.
If it is not implemented, the default return value is 0, meaning the number of bits depends on the data type. See the last parameter of SoVolumeData::setVolumeData(). This method is called immediately after getDataChar(). For float data type, number of bits is forced to 32.
Reimplemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoVRLdmFileReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, and SoVRVoxFileReader.
int SoVolumeReader::getNumSubsampledTiles | ( | ) | [inline] |
Returns the number of data tiles that have been subsampled (non full resolution).
SoDEPRECATED int SoVolumeReader::getNumTimeSteps | ( | ) | [inline] |
This method is optional.
It returns the number of time step if any.
If it is not implemented, the default return value is 1. This method is called immediately after getDataChar().
SbVec3i32 SoVolumeReader::getNumVoxels | ( | const SbVec3i32 & | realSize, | |
const SbVec3i32 & | subsamplingLevel | |||
) |
Utility function provided by SoVolumeReader for subclass readers to call.
Returns the size of the brick the reader must use, based on subsamplingLevel and realSize of the brick. If the subsampling level is greater than 0 on an axis, the corresponding size is computed as follows:
For example, if subsamplingLevel[0]=1 and realSize[0]=21, then the returned readerSize[0]=16.
If subsamplingLevel is 0, the corresponding size is the realSize.
virtual SbString SoVolumeReader::getOriginalFilename | ( | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Returns original file name from which the data has been converted to LDM format if stored in file.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
virtual ReaderType SoVolumeReader::getReaderType | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Returns the reader type.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, SoVRAmFileReader, SoVRAvsFileReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRGenericFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, SoVRSegyFileReader, SoVRTiffFileReader, SoVRVolFileReader, and SoVRVoxFileReader.
const float* SoVolumeReader::getRectilinearCoordinates | ( | Axis | axis | ) | const |
Returns the coordinates for the specified axis.
SbVec3i32 SoVolumeReader::getSizeToAllocate | ( | const SbVec3i32 & | realSize, | |
const SbVec3i32 & | subsamplingLevel | |||
) |
Utility function provided by SoVolumeReader for subclass readers to call.
If the reader uses the NO_COPY policy, this method returns the size to allocate for the brick. For each axis of the brick, this size is:
(first power of 2 greater than realSize) / ( 2** subsamplingLevel)
virtual SoDEPRECATED void SoVolumeReader::getSubSlice | ( | const SbBox2s & | subSlice, | |
int | sliceNumber, | |||
void * | data | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
virtual void SoVolumeReader::getSubSlice | ( | const SbBox2i32 & | subSlice, | |
int | sliceNumber, | |||
SoBufferObject * | dataBuffer | |||
) | [virtual] |
Same as getSubSlice( const SbBox2i32& subSlice, int sliceNumber, void * data ) but using an SoBufferObject as the target of the data.
If not reimplemented then the version with "unsigned char*" parameter is called
subSlice | 2D region of the slice to return. | |
sliceNumber | Slice number on the volume Z axis (first slice is 0). | |
dataBuffer | The target buffer to be filled. |
Reimplemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoVRMemoryReader, and SoVRTiffFileReader.
virtual void SoVolumeReader::getSubSlice | ( | const SbBox2i32 & | subSlice, | |
int | sliceNumber, | |||
void * | data | |||
) | [pure virtual] |
Method required by VolumeViz 3.0.
Must copy the rectangular part defined by subSlice of the XY slice sliceNumber to the memory referenced by data. Slices will not always be read sequentially.
subSlice | 2D region of the slice to return. | |
sliceNumber | Slice number on the volume Z axis (first slice is 0). | |
data | Copy the data into this buffer. |
You can use the convenience method getBuffer() to read data from file. Note: setFilename() must have been called previously.
Implemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoLDMReader, SoVRLdmFileReader, SoVRAmFileReader, SoVRAvsFileReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRGenericFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, SoVRSegyFileReader, SoVRTiffFileReader, SoVRVolFileReader, SoVRVoxFileReader, and SoVRXtFileReader.
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::getSubVolume | ( | const SbBox3i32 & | subVolume, | |
const SbVec3i32 & | actualSubsampleLevel, | |||
void *& | data | |||
) | [virtual] |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::getSubVolume | ( | const SbBox3i32 & | subVolume, | |
void * | data | |||
) | [virtual] |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::getSubVolumeInfo | ( | const SbBox3i32 & | subVolume, | |
const SbVec3i32 & | requestedSubsampleLevel, | |||
SbVec3i32 & | actualSubsampleLevel, | |||
SoVolumeReader::CopyPolicy & | policy | |||
) | [virtual] |
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::getSubVolumeInfo | ( | const SbBox3s & | subVolume, | |
const SbVec3s & | rSL, | |||
SbVec3s & | aSL, | |||
SoVolumeReader::CopyPolicy & | policy | |||
) | [virtual] |
virtual SbVec2d SoVolumeReader::getTileMinMax | ( | int | fileId | ) | const [virtual] |
Returns the minimum and maximum data values for the given tile.
VolumeViz will only call this method if the data is organized in tiles like the LDM file format. In other words, if isDataConverted() return true.
This information benefits optimization such as SoLDMGlobalResourceParameters::setIgnoreFullyTransparentTiles.
Default implementation returns SbVec2d(numeric_limits<double>max(),-numeric_limits<double>max())
fileId | The fileId of the tile. |
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
Returns tile dimensions in voxels when using data stored in tiles.
Return FALSE if data is not stored in tiles.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileBorderReader.
virtual SoType SoVolumeReader::getTypeId | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Returns the type identifier for this specific instance.
Implements SoTypedObject.
Reimplemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoLDMReader, SoVRLdmFileBorderReader, SoVRLdmFileReader, SoVRAmFileReader, SoVRAvsFileReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRGenericFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, SoVRSegyFileReader, SoVRTiffFileReader, SoVRVolFileReader, SoVRVoxFileReader, and SoVRXtFileReader.
virtual SbBool SoVolumeReader::isDataConverted | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Returns TRUE if the data is already organized in tiles for the LDM module.
In other words, all drivers that directly support the getTile() method should return TRUE from isDataConverted. If TRUE is returned, VolumeViz will use the readTile method and will NOT call getSubVolume() or getSubSlice().
SbBool SoVolumeReader::isIgnoredFile | ( | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Should return TRUE if at least one file has been ignored during reading.
virtual SbBool SoVolumeReader::isRGBA | ( | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Returns TRUE if the data set contains RGBA color values.
Reimplemented in SoVRAmFileReader, and SoVRRasterStackReader.
virtual SbBool SoVolumeReader::isThreadSafe | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Should return TRUE if the reader is thread safe.
This function is called by VolumeViz when using the multiIO mode (LDM only). LDM multi-threaded data loading can only be used if this method returns TRUE.
Reimplemented in SoVRImageDataReader, SoLDMReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRMemoryReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, and SoVRTiffFileReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::isValidFloat | ( | const float | val | ) | [protected] |
Utility method to check if value is a valid IEEE 754 floating point number.
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::readTile | ( | int | index, | |
SoBufferObject * | buffer, | |||
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition | |||
) | [virtual] |
Same as readTile(int index, unsigned char*& buffer, const SbBox3i32& tilePosition) but using an SoBufferObject (allocated by LDM) as the target of the data.
If not reimplemented then the version with "unsigned char*" parameter is called
virtual SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::readTile | ( | int | index, | |
unsigned char *& | buffer, | |||
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Given an index, reads a tile if the data is organized in tiles (for LDM).
In the default LDM architecture, the LDM data is based on an octree topology (see SoVRLdmFileReader). The index passed is 0 for the tile of lowest resolution representing the entire volume (octree root node). The index increments linearly going down through the octree.
Indexing works as follows:
Tile 1 is the lower back left corner of the cube. The index increments on X, then Y, and finally Z. So the back tiles are:
3 4
1 2
And the front tiles are:
7 8
5 6
The tiles of full resolution are the leaf tiles.
In the default SoVRLdmFileReader, the tilePosition isn't actually used by the reader but it is passed as a convenience for customized readers (can be used for mapping to a different index scheme).
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
virtual SoBufferObject* SoVolumeReader::readTile | ( | int | index, | |
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition | |||
) | [virtual] |
Given an index, reads a tile if the data is organized in tiles (for LDM).
In the default LDM architecture, the LDM data is based on an octree topology (see SoLDMFileReader). The index passed is 0 for the tile of lowest resolution representing the entire volume (octree root node). The index increments linearly going down through the octree.
index | specifies a fileID, the id of an existing tile (fileID=tileID in a cubical volume). | |
tilePosition | specifies the position of the data in the associated volume data of the tile corresponding to the given index. In the default SoVRLdmFileReader, the tilePosition isn't actually used but it is passed as a convenience for customized readers (can be used for mapping to a different index scheme). |
Returns the pointer to a buffer (allocated by the reader) containing data.
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader, and SoVRLdmFileBorderReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::readXSliceInTile | ( | int | index, | |
unsigned char *& | buffer, | |||
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition, | |||
const uint32_t & | slicePosition | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Read directly from the data source, an orthoslice on the X axis (Zaxis == 0) inside a tile.
index | The fileId of the tile. | |
buffer | The buffer in which the data is returned. | |
tilePosition | Specifies the position of the tile in the associated volume, in voxel coordinates. In the default SoVRLdmFileReader, the tilePosition isn't actually used by the reader but it is passed as a convenience for customized readers (can be used for mapping to a different index scheme). | |
slicePosition | The slice position in the tile. |
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::readXTraceInTile | ( | int | index, | |
unsigned char *& | buffer, | |||
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition, | |||
const SbVec2i32 & | tracePosition | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Read directly from the data source, a trace inside a tile.
index | the fileId of an existing tile. | |
buffer | the buffer in which the data is returned. | |
tilePosition | Specifies the position of the tile in the associated volume, in voxel coordinates. In the default SoVRLdmFileReader, the tilePosition isn't actually used by the reader but it is passed as a convenience for customized readers (can be used for mapping to a different index scheme). | |
tracePosition | represents the (i,j) coordinates of the trace. |
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
SbBool SoVolumeReader::readYSliceInTile | ( | int | index, | |
unsigned char *& | buffer, | |||
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition, | |||
const uint32_t & | slicePosition | |||
) | [inline, virtual] |
Read directly from the data source, an orthoslice on the Y axis (Zaxis == 1) inside a tile.
index | The fileId of the tile. | |
buffer | The buffer in which the data is returned. | |
tilePosition | Specifies the position of the tile in the associated volume, in voxel coordinates. In the default SoVRLdmFileReader, the tilePosition isn't actually used by the reader but it is passed as a convenience for customized readers (can be used for mapping to a different index scheme). | |
slicePosition | The slice position in the tile. |
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
virtual SbBool SoVolumeReader::readZSliceInTile | ( | int | index, | |
unsigned char *& | buffer, | |||
const SbBox3i32 & | tilePosition, | |||
const uint32_t & | slicePosition | |||
) | [virtual] |
Read directly from the data source, an orthoslice on the Z axis (Zaxis == 2) inside a tile.
index | The fileId of the tile. | |
buffer | The buffer in which the data is returned. | |
tilePosition | Specifies the position of the tile in the associated volume, in voxel coordinates. In the default SoVRLdmFileReader, the tilePosition isn't actually used by the reader but it is passed as a convenience for customized readers (can be used for mapping to a different index scheme). | |
slicePosition | The slice position in the tile. |
Reimplemented in SoLDMReader.
static bool SoVolumeReader::registerVolumeReaderExtension | ( | const SbString & | fileExtension, | |
const SoType & | readerType | |||
) | [static, protected] |
Register an SoVolumeReader class to handle a file extension.
This method can be called for any class derived from SoVolumeReader in order to allow the getAppropriateReader() method to return an instance of the specified reader for files with the specified extension. VolumeViz automatically associates the built-in volume reader classes with their corresponding file extensions. For example, the extension "dic" is associated with SoVRDicomFileReader. This method can be used to associate a custom volume reader with an application data file extension. When this association exists, the application can simply set the SoVolumeData node's filename field and VolumeViz will create an instance of the associated volume reader to load the data.
This method can be called multiple times with different file extensions. Extension strings are not case sensitive and should not include the '.' character.
This method should normally be called from the volume reader's initClass() method and the unregisterVolumeReaderExtensions() method should be called from the exitClass() method.
If the given filename extension is already associated with another SoVolumeReader class then the call is ignored and false is returned.
fileExtension | file extension to associate with the given readerType (without .) | |
readerType | reader class type to associate with the given fileExtension |
virtual void SoVolumeReader::restoreAllHandles | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Restore resources that were closed by closeAllHandles().
Reimplemented in SoVRDicomFileReader.
SoDEPRECATED void SoVolumeReader::setCurrentTimeStep | ( | int | ) | [inline] |
This method defines which time step to read.
The first time step is 0, the last one is getNumTimeSteps()-1. Default time step is 0.
Sets whether or not the reader should automatically try to detect if the coordinate system used is direct or not.
The function will return FALSE if the feature is not supported by the current reader. Default is false.
Reimplemented in SoVRSegyFileReader.
Specify if the coordinate system used is direct or not.
The function will return FALSE if the feature is not supported by the current reader. Default is true.
Reimplemented in SoVRSegyFileReader.
virtual int SoVolumeReader::setFilename | ( | const SbString & | filename | ) | [virtual] |
Specifies the path of the file.
Returns 0 for success. Any other return value indicates failure.
Reimplemented in SoVRLdmFileBorderReader, SoVRDicomFileReader, SoVRRasterStackReader, SoVRSegyFileReader, SoVRTiffFileReader, and SoVRVoxFileReader.
virtual SbBool SoVolumeReader::setInputDataRange | ( | SbBool | doChange, | |
double | min, | |||
double | max | |||
) | [virtual] |
Requests that the input be converted from the specified range to the range depending on the output data type.
This allows, for instance, if the output data type is unsigned byte, conversion of float data from range [min,max] to range [0,255]. If doChange is FALSE no range conversion is applied. Always returns TRUE.
Reimplemented in SoVRSegyFileReader.
virtual SbBool SoVolumeReader::setOutputDataType | ( | SbBool | doChange, | |
SoDataSet::DataType | outputType | |||
) | [virtual] |
Sets the output data type.
Returns FALSE if the reader does not support this feature. If the reader does support this feature and doChange is set to TRUE, data is converted before being returned (by getSubSlice() for instance). If doChange is set to FALSE, data is not converted and is returned as is.
Reimplemented in SoVRDicomFileReader, and SoVRSegyFileReader.
void SoVolumeReader::setRectilinearCoordinates | ( | const float * | x, | |
const float * | y, | |||
const float * | z | |||
) |
Sets rectilinear coordinates for the data set.
void SoVolumeReader::setRGBA | ( | const SbBool | flag | ) | [inline] |
Specifies if data must be considered as RGBA.
virtual SoDEPRECATED void SoVolumeReader::skipSlice | ( | int | numSlices | ) | [inline, virtual] |
void SoVolumeReader::swapBytes | ( | int * | intPtr, | |
int | sizeBytes | |||
) | [protected] |
Utility method to convert an integer into the correct architecture (little/big endian).
void SoVolumeReader::swapBytesN | ( | void * | buffer, | |
int | numElements, | |||
int | numBytesPerElement | |||
) | [protected] |
Utility method to swap bytes of each element of an array of numElements elements.
The size of each element is numBytesPerElement.
static bool SoVolumeReader::unregisterVolumeReaderExtensions | ( | const SoType & | readerType | ) | [static, protected] |
Unregister all filename extensions associated with the specified SoVolumeReader class.
This method must be called by any SoVolumeReader derived class that previously called registerVolumeReaderExtension().
This method should normally be called once in the volume reader's exitClass() method. It returns false if no filename extension was registered for the specified class.
Since Open Inventor 9.4SoDEPRECATED SbBool SoVolumeReader::m_dataConverted [protected] |