ComponentImager.h

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#ifndef IMAGES_COMPONENTIMAGER_H
#define IMAGES_COMPONENTIMAGER_H

#include <casa/aips.h>

#include <imageanalysis/ImageAnalysis/ImageTask.h>
#include <components/ComponentModels/ComponentList.h>

#include <memory>

namespace casa {

template <class T> class ImageInterface;
class Unit;
class LogIO;
template <class T> class MeasRef;
class MDirection;
class MVAngle;
template <class T> class Vector;
class MVFrequency;
class MFrequency;

// <summary>
// </summary>

// <use visibility=local>

// <reviewed reviewer="" date="yyyy/mm/dd" tests="" demos="">
// </reviewed>

// <prerequisite>
//   <li> ImageInterface
//   <li> ComponentList
// </prerequisite>
//
// <etymology>
// </etymology>
//
// <synopsis>
// Project the componentlist onto the image.  If any of the coordinate
// transformations for a particular pixel fail (e.g. coordinate system
// is not defined for that pixel) if the image has a writable mask, then those 
// pixels will be masked, otherwise they are just zeroed.  Any pixels
// that are already masked mask=F) will not have their values changed
// (perhaps this behaviour should be changed).
// </synopsis>
//
// <example>
// </example>
//
// <motivation>
// </motivation>

class ComponentImager: public ImageTask<Float> {
public:

        ComponentImager() = delete;

        ComponentImager(
                const SPIIF image, const Record *const &regionPtr,
            const String& maskInp
        );

        ~ComponentImager();

        void setComponentList(const ComponentList& list) {
                _list = list;
        }

        void setSubtract(Bool b) { _subtract = b; }

        String getClass() const { return "ComponentImager"; }

        void modify(Bool verbose);

        // Project the componentlist onto the image.  If any of the coordinate
        // transformations for a particular pixel fail (e.g. coordinate system
        // is not defined for that pixel) if the image has a writable mask, then those
        // pixels will be masked, otherwise they are just zeroed.  Any pixels
        // that are already masked mask=F) will not have their values changed
        // (perhaps this behaviour should be changed).
        static void project(
                ImageInterface<Float>& image,
                const ComponentList& list
        );

private:
        // we cannot use pointer stored in base class because that's const
        SPIIF _image;

        ComponentList _list;

        Bool _subtract = False;

        CasacRegionManager::StokesControl _getStokesControl() const {
                return CasacRegionManager::USE_ALL_STOKES;
        }

    std::vector<Coordinate::Type> _getNecessaryCoordinates() const {
        return std::vector<Coordinate::Type>(1, Coordinate::DIRECTION);
    }

        static std::unique_ptr<ComponentList> _doPoints(
                ImageInterface<Float>& image, const ComponentList& list,
                int longAxis, int latAxis, const Unit& fluxUnits,
                const MeasRef<MDirection>& dirRef, const MVAngle& pixelLatSize,
                const MVAngle& pixelLongSize, const Vector<MVFrequency>& freqValues,
                const MeasRef<MFrequency>& freqRef, Int freqAxis, Int polAxis, uInt nStokes
        );

};

}

#endif