R/objectDisplay.R

Defines functions objectDisplay

Documented in objectDisplay

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#' @title Object Display
#' @description
#' This function is intended to display object extracted by \code{\link{objectExtract}}.
#' @param image An object extracted by \code{\link{objectExtract}} of class `IFC_img` or `IFC_msk`.\cr
#' Note that a matrix with finite values can also be used.
#' @param input_range a finite numeric vector of 2 values, sets the range of the input intensity values. Values outside this range are clipped. Default is \code{[0,4095]}.
#' @param full_range if \code{'full_range'} is \code{TRUE}, then \code{'input_range'} will be set to \code{[0,4095]} and \code{'gamma'} forced to \code{1}. Default is \code{FALSE}.
#' @param force_range if \code{'force_range'} is \code{TRUE}, then \code{'input_range'} will be adjusted to \code{'image'} range in \code{[-4095,+inf]} and \code{'gamma'} forced to \code{1}. Default is \code{FALSE}.\cr
#' Note that this parameter takes the precedence over \code{input_range}' and \code{full_range}'.
#' @param gamma \code{'gamma'} correction. Default is \code{1}, for no correction.
#' @param color a color. Default is \code{"Green"}.
#' @details If \code{'image'} is of class `IFC_img` or `IFC_msk`, then if \code{'input_range'}, \code{'full_range'}, \code{'force_range'}, \code{'gamma'} and/or \code{'color'} parameters is/are missing,
#' it/they will be extracted from \code{'image'} attributes.\cr
#' If \code{'image'} is not of one of class `IFC_img` or `IFC_msk`, then \code{'force_range'} will be forced to \code{TRUE}.\cr
#' An error will be thrown if input image contains non finite values.
#' @param dpi display resolution. Default is \code{300}.
#' @return it invisibly returns \code{NULL}
#' @export
objectDisplay = function(image, input_range = c(0, 4095), full_range = FALSE, force_range = FALSE, gamma = 1, color = "Green", dpi = 300) {
  dpi = na.omit(as.integer(dpi)); dpi = dpi[dpi>0]; dpi = dpi[is.finite(dpi)]
  assert(dpi, len = 1, typ = "integer")
  d = dim(image)
  K = class(image)
  foo = NULL
  if(any(c("IFC_img", "IFC_msk") %in% K)) {
    if(missing(input_range)) input_range = attr(image, "input_range")
    if(missing(full_range)) force_range = attr(image, "full_range")
    if(missing(force_range)) force_range = attr(image, "force_range")
    if(missing(gamma)) gamma = attr(image, "gamma")
    if(missing(color)) color = attr(image, "color")
    checkColor(color)
    if("IFC_img" %in% K) {
      if(inherits(input_range, "quantile") && identical(gamma, attr(image, "gamma"))) {
        foo = objectColorize(objectNormalize(attr(image, "raw"), input_range = input_range, full_range = full_range, force_range = force_range, gamma = 1), color) 
      } else {
        foo = objectColorize(objectNormalize(attr(image, "raw"), input_range = input_range, full_range = full_range, force_range = force_range, gamma = gamma), color)
      }
    } else {
      foo = objectColorize(objectNormalize(attr(image, "raw"), input_range = input_range, full_range = full_range, force_range = force_range, gamma = 1), color)
    }
  } else {
    if("matrix" %in% K) {
      checkColor(color)
      foo = objectColorize(objectNormalize(image, force_range = TRUE), color)
    }
  }
  if(length(foo) == 0) stop("'image' is not compatible with objectDisplay")
  grid.newpage()
  do.call(what = "grid.raster", args = list(image = foo,
                                            width = unit(dpi * d[2] / 96, "points"),
                                            height = unit(dpi * d[1] / 96, "points"),
                                            interpolate = FALSE))
}

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