 | IMask Interface |
Namespace: LynceeTec.Interfaces
Assembly: LynceeTec.Interfaces (in LynceeTec.Interfaces.dll) Version: 8.1.17212.0 8_1_dev 6ff713ba, built 2019-10-03 13:47:19 UTC
SyntaxThe IMask type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
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 | IntensityThresholdValuePercent |
Gets or sets the percent value for the mask method using a threshold on the instensity.
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| MasksCount |
Gets the number of active masks.
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| NonMeasuredAreasConnectingSize |
Gets or sets the size in pixels from which the space between two non-measured points will be masked too.
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| PhaseGradientThresholdValuePercent |
Gets or sets the percent value for the mask method using a threshold on the phase gradient.
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| PhaseGradientThresholdValueRadian |
Gets or sets the radian value for the mask method using a threshold on the phase gradient.
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| UseAutoIntensityThreshold |
Gets or sets the activation state for the automatic computation of the threshold on the intensity.
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| UseDefaultPhaseGradientThreshold |
Gets or sets the activation state for the default value of the threshold on the phase gradient.
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Methods| Name | Description | |
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 | ClearMask |
Clear a mask
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| CutEllipseDisplayMask |
Apply an elliptical shape on the specified mask
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| CutEllipseUserMask |
Keeps or cuts a defined elliptical region of the user mask.
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| CutRectangleDisplayMask |
Apply a rectangular shape on the specified mask
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| CutRectangleUserMask |
Keeps or cuts a defined rectangular region of the user mask.
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| GetMaskMethodState |
Gets the activation state of the specified method.
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| LoadMaskImage(Byte, Int32, Int32, Int32) |
Loads a mask using a byte array.
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| LoadMaskImage(IntPtr, Int32, Int32, Int32) |
Load a mask using an IntPtr
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| LoadUserMask |
Loads a user mask using string format
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| ResetUserMask |
Reset the user mask to the full image.
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| SetMaskMethodState |
Sets the activation state of the specified method.
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| UseHalfResolution |
Sets the activation state of the half-resolution feature.
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