Welcome to Python-flavored Magnum! Please note that, while already being rather stable, this functionality is still considered experimental and some APIs might get changed without preserving full backwards compatibility.

magnum.CompressedImageView2D class

Two-dimensional compressed image view

Memory ownership and reference counting

Similarly to corrade.containers.ArrayView (and unlike in C++), the view keeps a reference to the original memory owner object in the owner field, meaning that calling del on the original object will not invalidate the view. Slicing a view creates a new view referencing the same original object, without any dependency on the previous view. That means a long chained slicing operation will not cause increased memory usage.

The owner is None if the view is empty.

Special methods

def __init__(self, arg0: CompressedPixelFormat, arg1: Vector2i, /) -> None: Construct an empty view
def __init__(self, arg0: CompressedPixelFormat, arg1: Vector2i, arg2: corrade.containers.ArrayView, /) -> None: Constructor
def __init__(self, arg0: CompressedImage2D, /) -> None: Construct a view on an image
def __init__(self, arg0: CompressedImageView2D, /) -> None: Construct from any type convertible to an image view
def __init__(self, arg0: MutableCompressedImageView2D, /) -> None: Construct from a mutable view

Properties

data: corrade.containers.ArrayView get set: Raw image data
format: CompressedPixelFormat get: Format of compressedpixel data
owner: object get: Memory owner
size: Vector2i get: Image size

Method documentation

def magnum.CompressedImageView2D.init(self, arg0: CompressedImageView2D, /) -> None

Construct from any type convertible to an image view

Exceptions
RuntimeError	If trade.ImageData2D.is_compressed is `False`