itkJoinImageFilter.h File Reference

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Namespaces
namespace	itk
namespace	itk::Functor
Variables
*class JoinFunctor *brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type **JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a *single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to *the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an *itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar *type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input *pixel value types joining a char and unsigned char *results in a short since that is the smallest datatype with a *large enough dynamic range To define a consistent behavior *across different the join of an int and an *unsigned int is float On a bit	architecture
*class JoinFunctor *brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type **JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a *single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to *the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an *itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar *type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input *pixel value types joining a char and unsigned char *results in a short since that is the smallest datatype with a *large enough dynamic range To define a consistent behavior *across different	architectures
*class JoinFunctor *brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type **JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a *single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to *the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an *itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar *type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input *pixel value types joining a char and unsigned char *results in a short since that is the smallest datatype with a *large enough dynamic range To define a consistent behavior *across different the join of an int and an *unsigned int is float On a bit this join could *be represented in a long But on bit the only *safe join value type is a float For this and similar ambiguous *	cases
*class JoinFunctor *brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type **JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a *single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to *the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an *itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar *type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input *pixel value types	Hence

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Variable Documentation

* class JoinFunctor* brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type* * JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a* single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to* the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an* itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar* type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input* pixel value types joining a char and unsigned char* results in a short since that is the smallest datatype with a* large enough dynamic range To define a consistent behavior* across different the join of an int and an* unsigned int is float On a bit itk::Functor::architecture

Definition at line 28 of file itkJoinImageFilter.h.

*class JoinFunctor *brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type **JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a *single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to *the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an *itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar *type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input *pixel value types joining a char and unsigned char *results in a short since that is the smallest datatype with a *large enough dynamic range To define a consistent behavior *across different the join of an int and an *unsigned int is float On a bit this join could *be represented in a long But on bit itk::Functor::architectures

Definition at line 28 of file itkJoinImageFilter.h.

* class JoinFunctor* brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type* * JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a* single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to* the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an* itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar* type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input* pixel value types joining a char and unsigned char* results in a short since that is the smallest datatype with a* large enough dynamic range To define a consistent behavior* across different the join of an int and an* unsigned int is float On a bit this join could* be represented in a long But on bit the only* safe join value type is a float For this and similar ambiguous* itk::Functor::cases

Definition at line 28 of file itkJoinImageFilter.h.

* class JoinFunctor* brief Join the components of two pixel types into a single pixel type* * JoinFunctor combines the components of two pixel types into a* single pixel type The components of one pixel are appended to* the components of the other pixel The output pixel type is an* itk::Vector The ValueType of the vector is the smallest scalar* type that can represent the dynamic range of the both the input* pixel value types itk::Functor::Hence

Definition at line 28 of file itkJoinImageFilter.h.

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