TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit Struct Reference

Public Attributes
uint32_t	width
uint32_t	height
TinyImageFit	mode
TinyImageGravity	gravity
float	focus_x
	Where the interesting part is, 0 through 1 across each axis.
float	focus_y
uint8_t	focused
TinyResampleFilter	filter

Member Data Documentation

filter

TinyResampleFilter TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit filter

Weights the fit's scale samples through.

focus_x

float TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit focus_x

Where the interesting part is, 0 through 1 across each axis.

Only read when focused is set, and only meaningful for the two computed gravities. It exists so tiny_plan_resolve stays a function of the plan alone: the question "where are the faces" needs pixels, and resolution happens before any pixel is read, so tiny_plan_run answers it first and writes the answer here. A fit op that reaches resolution without one falls back to the center.

focus_y

float TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit focus_y

The vertical position; see focus_x.

focused

uint8_t TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit focused

Non-zero when focus_x and focus_y have been resolved.

gravity

TinyImageGravity TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit gravity

Which part a crop keeps, or where a pad puts the image.

height

uint32_t TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit height

Target height.

mode

TinyImageFit TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit mode

How the aspect mismatch is absorbed and the scale clamped.

width

uint32_t TinyPlanOp::[struct].__unnamed0__.fit width

Target width.

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