Other Alias
im_cntlinesSYNOPSIS
#include <vips/vips.h>
int im_profile(in, out, dir)
IMAGE *in, *out;
int dir;
int im_cntlines(in, nolines, dir)
IMAGE *in;
double *nolines;
int dir;
DESCRIPTION
im_profile(3) searches inward from the edge of the image and finds the first non-zero pixel. It outputs an image containing a list of the offsets for each row or column.
If dir ==0, then im_profile(3) searches down from the top edge, writing an image as wide as the input image, but only 1 pixel high, containing the number of pixels down to the first non-zero pixel for each column of input pixels.
If dir ==1, then im_profile(3) searches across from the left edge, writing an image as high as the input image, but only 1 pixel wide, containing the number of pixels across to the first non-zero pixel for each row of input pixels.
im_cntlines(3) calculates the number of transitions between black and white pixels of an image. If dir is 1 then all transitions across the vertical direction are calculated for all Xsize lines of the image. If dir is 0 then all transitions along the horizontal direction for all Ysize lines are calculated. The function returns the number of transitions divided by twice the number of the corresponding Xsize of Ysize lines. The program is primarily used to calculate the number of unbroken horizontal (dir=0) or vertical lines (dir=1) that exist within an image. Input image in can have only one channel.