DKLcolorChannel.H

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/*!@file Channels/DKLcolorChannel.H */

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#ifndef DKLCOLORCHANNEL_H_DEFINED
#define DKLCOLORCHANNEL_H_DEFINED

#include "Channels/ComplexChannel.H"

class DcolorChannel;
class KcolorChannel;
class LcolorChannel;

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//! A DKL color channel
/*! This is an example of an heterogeneous complex channel where the
  various subchannels have distinct visual features. Thus, the JetSpec
  representation for such complex channel will be a series of
  independent single-channel representations, one for each
  subchannel. */
class DKLcolorChannel : public ComplexChannel
{
public:
  //! Construct with standard params.
  DKLcolorChannel(OptionManager& mgr);

  //! Destructor
  virtual ~DKLcolorChannel();

  //! Get access the Dcolor subchannel
  virtual DcolorChannel& Dcolor() const;

  //! Get access the Kcolor subchannel
  virtual KcolorChannel& Kcolor() const;

  //! Get access the Lcolor subchannel
  virtual LcolorChannel& Lcolor() const;

protected:
  //! DKLcolorChannel requires only color input.
  virtual void doInput(const InputFrame& inframe);

  OModelParam<float> itsDweight;
  OModelParam<float> itsKweight;
  OModelParam<float> itsLweight;

  //! get started
  void start1();

private:
  nub::ref<DcolorChannel> itsD;
  nub::ref<KcolorChannel> itsK;
  nub::ref<LcolorChannel> itsL;
};

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#endif // DKLCOLORCHANNEL_H_DEFINED