Object grey value scanning functions. More...

Functions
WlzErrorNum	WlzInitGreyScan (WlzObject obj, WlzIntervalWSpace iwsp, WlzGreyWSpace *gwsp)
	Initialise interval and grey scanning of standard object in standard direction. More...

WlzErrorNum	WlzEndGreyScan (WlzIntervalWSpace iwsp, WlzGreyWSpace gwsp)
	This must be called when a grey workspace is no longer required as it frees resources of the workspace. More...

WlzErrorNum	WlzInitGreyRasterScan (WlzObject obj, WlzIntervalWSpace iwsp, WlzGreyWSpace *gwsp, WlzRasterDir raster, int tranpl)
	As WlzInitGreyScan(), but with choice of raster direction and transplanting,. More...

WlzErrorNum	WlzInitGreyWSpace (WlzObject obj, WlzIntervalWSpace iwsp, WlzGreyWSpace *gwsp, int tranpl)
	Attach grey workspace to interval scanning workspace. More...

WlzErrorNum	WlzNextGreyInterval (WlzIntervalWSpace *iwsp)
	Obtain next interval and its grey table. More...

WlzErrorNum	WlzGreyInterval (WlzIntervalWSpace *iwsp)
	Handle grey table for an interval. This must follow a call to WlzNextInterval(). More...

Detailed Description

Object grey value scanning functions.

Author: Richard Baldock, Bill Hill

Date: September 2003

Version

Id: 36d626e88f8a7646e754b7b71c9c0a10c44111d5

: Address: MRC Human Genetics Unit, MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine, University of Edinburgh, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, EH4 2XU, UK.

: Copyright (C), [2012], The University Court of the University of Edinburgh, Old College, Edinburgh, UK.

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Functions

Detailed Description