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DrawRegionsOfInterest_TwoColors

This is Filter Equivalent. This function may be present in generated code, but should not be used in hand-written code.

Draws regions of interest on an image with two colors, depending on the status of each region (usually: green or red for pass/fail status).

Syntax

void fis::DrawRegionsOfInterest_TwoColors
(
	const fil::Image& inImage,
	const ftl::Conditional<ftl::Array<ftl::Conditional<fil::RegionOfInterest> > >& inRois,
	ftl::Optional<const fil::CoordinateSystem2D&> inRegionAlignment,
	const fil::Pixel& inColorIfTrue,
	const fil::Pixel& inColorIfFalse,
	const ftl::Conditional< ftl::Array<ftl::Conditional<bool> > >& inConditions,
	const float inOpacity,
	const bool inForceRgb,
	fil::Image& outImage
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Range	Default	Description
inImage	const Image&			Input image
inRois	const Conditional<Array<Conditional<RegionOfInterest> > >&		{ }
inRegionAlignment	Optional<const CoordinateSystem2D&>		NIL
inColorIfTrue	const Pixel&		Pixel ( X: 0.0f Y: 200.0f Z: 0.0f W: 0.0f )
inColorIfFalse	const Pixel&		Pixel ( X: 200.0f Y: 0.0f Z: 0.0f W: 0.0f )
inConditions	const Conditional< Array<Conditional<bool> > >&		{ }
inOpacity	const float	0.0 - 1.0	1.0f
inForceRgb	const bool		True	Filter will convert monochromatic image to RGB if needed
outImage	Image&			Output image

Description

The operation draws an array of regions of interest on the inImage using common drawing parameters for all of them. Regions may exceed the image dimensions - those will be drawn partially or not at all, but the filter execution will succeed.

Hints

If you want to draw on an empty background, use EmptyImage function before.
Define inRois. This will be the primitives to be drawn.
Define inConditions with the boolean values indicating the class (usually: OK/NOK) for each input primitive.
Set the inColorIfTrue and inColorIfFalse inputs to define the two colors used for drawing.
Set inForceRgb to True, if you want to get a 3-channel output regardless of what is on the input.

Examples