MediaCy.IQL.Engine Namespace

The default event source interface for McEventLog objects.

The dispatch event interface for any object exposing a PropertyChanged event.

Interface to be implemented by a module to get notifications from the undo-redo manager

An interface implemented by McColorCast.

IMcContainedUnknown used in McStream CMcMemoryNode communication.

An interface exposed by McUndoStack objects to allow inspection and manipulation of stack states other than the top ones.

An interface allowing access to Dib's

IMcEventLog lets you manipulate the logs which record information about important application events that occur.

Describes a single log entry.

The Frame interface

A collection of the pixel buffer's frames.

Give access to the Object Manager (McObjects).

An interface supporting storage of image frames

An interface implemented by McImageType.

An interface implemented by McLookupTable.

An interface implemented by McLookupTable.

An interface implemented by McLookupTables.

An interface exposed by McLookupTables objects to support extended properties.

An object receiving Object Manager notifications and providing them to its clients through its source dispinterface.

The dispinterface equivalent of IMcObjStandardNotify.

An interface implemented by McNotifySink.

IMcPixelBuffer IS the image

A dynamic collection of named properties associated to images and certain operators.

The custom event interface for any object exposing a PropertyChanged event.

An interface implemented by McPropertyDictionary.

An object exposing all pseudo-coloring properties for a single channel.

An interface implemented by McRegionAccess.

An interface implemented by McResourceManager.

This interface has to be implemented by the objects participating in the Undo-Redo scheme. The Undo-Redo manager will use this interface to duplicate an object, and later restore it to the saved state.

An interface implementing an Undo-Redo manager

The McDibAccess object is used to get a display DIB.

McEventLog lets you manipulate the logs which record information about important application events that occur.

An object used to represent a single log entry.

The McFrame object represents a single frame of an image.

The McFrames object is a collection of the frames of an image.

The Image class which exposes image properties and image operators. It also gives access to McRegionAccess objects.

The McImageStorage object is used store spooled out image data.

The McImageType object is used to describe an image's color mode, pixel format, and memory layout.

A coclass acting as a bridge between the Object Manager notification system and the standard IConnectionPoint scheme.

Collection of dynamic image properties.

The McPseudoColor object can be used to colorize grayscale images based on intensity.

The image pixel access interface. This interface provides access to the image. It will automatically translate image pixels into different color models. If the user modifies the translated image, the original image will also be updated.

The resource manager provides a centralized service to arbitrate the allocation of native and managed resources, including memory and threads.

An object implementing the Undo-Redo manager, in order to be able to Undo and/or Redo operations

Event fired when McEngine.ActiveImage changes or when the last image is closed.

Fired by McImage.ImportProperties after doing the property import

Event fired after the save process is complete.

Event fired when an McImage.Aoi property is assigned a new value or when the Aoi features change.

Event fired before an image is closed by McImages.Remove

Fired by McImage.ImportProperties before doing the property import

Event fired before a new image is created by McImages.Add.

Event fired before an image is opened by McImages.Open

Event fired before an image is saved by McImage.Save or McImage.SaveAs

Event fired after the image is removed from the collection.

Event fired when an image that was previously the McEngine.ActiveImage is no longer the ThisApplication.ActiveImage.

Event fired when one or more frames are appended, inserted or reordered after the initial creation of an image.

Event fired by the McStream object after each frame of an image has been opened but before it is read

Event fired when one or more frames are removed after the initial creation of an image.

Event fired by the McStream object after each frame of an image has been opened but before it is saved

Event fired after the pixel data of one or more frames has been changed.

Event fired when an McImage.LookupTables property LUT is realise.

Event fired by McImage.BeginEndUpdateBlock when exiting a block if multiple frame's pixel data was changed.

Event fired after an image has been created by McImages.Add

Event fired after an image has been opened by McImages.Open or by McImage.Reload

Event fired when an McImage property is assigned a new value.

Event fired during the save process after the McStream has been opened but before the image data is written to file.

Notifies a Push is about to happen on the undo-redo manager

Notifies a Redo is about to happen on the undo-redo manager

Notifies a Undo is about to happen on the undo-redo manager

Notifies a Push happened on the undo-redo manager

Notifies a Redo happened on the undo-redo manager

Notifies a Undo happened on the undo-redo manager

An aspect of an Image's McImageType. This type definition indicates the number of bits assigned to each channel of each pixel. All pixel data are unpacked and each value falls on appropriate machine boundaries. For example, 10 and 12 bit data actually require 16 bits and have values constrained to their bit count. Twenty four bit values reside in 32 bit DWORDs and are constrained in vlaue from 0 to 16777215. As an example, a 24 bit per channel color (RGB) image will actually require 12 bytes per pixel. In many cases, the client doesn't really care about bit depth. In this case, the client can specify AnyBits as a "don't care" condition.

An aspect of an Image's McImageType, this type definition is used to control conversion of any color model image into an Indexed Palette image.

An aspect of an Image's McPseudoColor. This type definition specifies the color spectrum used when generating the pseudo-coloring. The mccsCustom value indicates that the pseudo-coloring was built up from custom colors and may not represent a specific spectrum; mccsCustom cannot be used to set the ColorSpectrum property.

Common flags to be passed in the McUndoStack.Push Operation argument

Predefined flags and command codes for the McDibAccess.CommandFlags property. CommandFlags assignments that cause some action, but do not change the state of the property are called "action flags", and occupy the upper 8 bits of the flags. Action flag defined here occupies the upper-most bit only.

Allowed values for the McDibAccess.GetDibBytesEx and McDibAccess.GetSourceInfo pFlags arguments.

IMcLookupTable Equalization types

Standard imaging engine error code constants. To determine if an error isa categorized imaging engine error code, use the following formula: bIsCategorizedErr = (Err.Number And mceImageEngineErrorMask) = mceImageEngineError Wnen comparing with the listed codes, the Err.Number should be masked by mceErrorCodeMask. For example: bIsCanceled = (Err.Number And mceErrorCodeMask) = mceCANCELLED

Predefined event categories.

Indicates the severity of a diagnostics event.

This is used to describe the type of logging an McEventLog object performs.

Legal values for the McLookupTable.ExtendedLut and ExtendedLutExproperties' Type argument.

Property ID's for McFrame OMFirePropertyChangeNotifyWithID calls

Legal values for the InterfaceOwnsMcObject property.

Predefined flags and command codes for theIMcImage2.CommandFlags property and IMcImage2.DoCommand method.

Flags that can be used with ConvertEx to indicate the type ofup- or down-conversion that should take place when the pixel intensity needs to be converted from one the dynamic range of one integral pixel type to another.

Image creation flags.

PropertyID's sent as the Property argument for DMcImageEvents.PropertyChanged events.Remarks: Follow the link for a description of the property.

Allowed image and frame types for the McResourceManager image management properties.

Shortcuts for image McImageType's compatible with commonly used image classes. Unless otherwise indicated, all of the quick type image classes are integral pixel types (1 or 2 bytes per channel).

Flags that must be used with ReorderFrames to indicate the type of reordering.

Predefined flags and command codes for theMcImagesEx.CommandFlags property.

Flags for the IMcImage2.ImageState property.

Allowed values for the McImageStorage.Capabilities property.

Predefined flags and command codes for the IMcImageStorage.CommandFlags property.

Allowed values for the WhichLimit parameter of the McResourceManager.ImageUndoLimits property.

Flags to be passed to the McImage[Set].UndoStack.Push Operation argument. Theseflags are passed to the Backup method of the McUndoable object exposed by McImage and IMcImageSet objects.

These flags are used to filter what image properties and attributes are imported in McImage.ImportProperties.

An aspect of an Image's McImageType.

Values for IMcLookupTablesEx.CommandFlags assignment. None are currently defined.

Legal values for the McLookupTables.Reset and McLookupTable.Reset mode argument.

Indices for the McImages.MemoryInformation array of Variant andindices into those variants as well. Some memory information code bits are also enumerated.

Allowed values for the McResourceManager.MemoryManagerInfo property's InfoToGet parameter.

Allowed memory types for the McResourceManager memory managementmethods.

Allowed values for the WhichResource parameter of the McResourceManager.MiscellaneousResources property.

An aspect of an Image's McImageType. This type definition specifies how an image is organized in memory. For example, the classic model of an image within system memory is that of a simple two dimensional array, while Windows has always relied on the DIB format -- the image is flipped last row first and each row must begin on a DWORD boundary. In many cases, the client doesn't really care how the image is organized as the client can access the image a row at a time. In this case, the client can specify AnyArray as a "don't care" condition.

Legal bit values for the McPixelBuffer.InitializePixBufEx InitFlags argument.

Bit values returned by the McPixelBuffer.GetBufferStatus method.

An aspect of an Image's McImageType. Images consist of either integer, or floating point pixel values. All integer pixel values are constrained to be positive while floating point pixels have no such constraint. Within an image, every pixel in all channels have the same mcPixelDataType. Integer pixels may have from 8 to 32 bits per channel, while floating point pixels may have either 32 or 64 bits per channel. In many cases, the client doesn't really care about the pixel data type. In this case, the client can specify AnyType as a "don't care" condition.

Predefined flags and command codes for theIMcRegionAccess2.CommandFlags property.

Allowed values for the IMcImage.CreateRegionAccessEx AccessMode argument and the IMcImage2.CreateRegionAccess2 AccessModeFlags argument.

Allowed values for the McResourceManager.ReserveMemory or RefreshMemory flagsparameter.

Predefined flags and command codes for theIMcResourceManager.CommandFlags property and IMcResourceManager.DoCommand method.

Standard Notify SpecialNotify codes

An aspect of an Image's McPseudoColor. This type definition specifies the color spectrum used when generating the pseudo-coloring. The mcstCustom value indicates that the pseudo-coloring was built up from custom colors and may not represent a specific spectrum; mcstCustom cannot be used to set the SpectrumType property.

Legal values for the IMcDeepUndoStack.StackInfo WhatInfo argument.

Constants for Application.Settings keys where the setting value is anenumerated value (as would be depicted by a radio button). These constants are grouped by mcappsettingsKeyNames key name.

Predefined values for Thread-Local Storage slot types, to be used with themcResourceManagerCommandFlags.mcrmcfGetThreadLocalStorageIndex and mcrmcfFreeThreadLocalStorageIndex DoCommand action flags.

List the possible thread types.

Allowed values for the McRegionAccess.TraversalMode property.

Values for IMcDeepUndoStack.CommandFlags assignment. None are currently defined.

Many methods take a "Channel To Process" parameter. The user can either indicate a specific channel as an integer, or use this enumeration.

Special frame numbers used in many places where a specific frame index can be provided.Most places where a particular frame is to be specifed, either McActiveFrame or McLastFrame are legal. McWholeImage is allowed