FCam::Shot Class Reference
Shot collects parameters for capturing a frame. More...
#include <Shot.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Shot (const Shot &other) | |
| Copying a shot results in a very deep copy. | |
| const Shot & | operator= (const Shot &other) |
| Copying a shot results in a very deep copy. | |
Public Attributes | |
| Image | image |
| Target image. | |
| int | exposure |
| Requested exposure time in microseconds. | |
| int | frameTime |
| Requested amount of time the frame should take in microseconds. | |
| float | gain |
| Gain for the shot. | |
| HistogramConfig | histogram |
| The desired histogram generator configuration. | |
| SharpnessMapConfig | sharpness |
| The desired sharpness map generator configuration. | |
| std::set< Action * > | actions |
| The set of actions slaved to this device. | |
| bool | wanted |
| Whether or not this shot should result in a frame. | |
| int | id |
| A unique ID, generated on construction. | |
Detailed Description
Shot collects parameters for capturing a frame.It may also contain actions that are taken during a shot. A returned Frame contains its requesting shot, whose ID will match with the shot passed in to a Sensor::capture() or Sensor::stream() call. Note that making a copy of a Shot, either by assignment or a copy constructor assigns a new ID to the copy. This lets you say things like:
Shot a; .. set many fields of a .. Shot b = a; .. only adjust changed fields of b ..
and still be able distinguish Frames created by a and b shots when they are handed over by the sensor.
Definition at line 29 of file Shot.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| FCam::Shot::Shot | ( | const Shot & | other | ) |
Copying a shot results in a very deep copy.
This assigns a freshly generated shot id to the result.
Reimplemented in FCam::F2::Shot.
Member Function Documentation
Copying a shot results in a very deep copy.
This assigns a freshly generated shot id to the result.
Reimplemented in FCam::F2::Shot.
Member Data Documentation
Target image.
Set it to an allocated image to have it dump the data into that image. To tell the system to discard the image data, set the image's data pointer to Image::Discard (using the optional last argument in the Image constructor). To tell the system to allocate a new image of the appropriate size for each new frame, set the image's data pointer to Image::AutoAllocate
Requested amount of time the frame should take in microseconds.
You can set this to achieve a desired frame rate. If this is less than the exposure time, then the implementation will attempt to take the minimum amount of time possible for the shot, so you can set it to zero if you just want the shot to happen as quickly as possible.
| float FCam::Shot::gain |
| std::set<Action *> FCam::Shot::actions |
| bool FCam::Shot::wanted |
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