Struct aravis::Buffer[][src]

pub struct Buffer(_);

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Creates a new buffer for the storage of the video stream images. The data space is allocated by this function, and will be freed when the buffer is destroyed.

size

payload size

Returns

a new Buffer object

Chunk data accessor.

chunk_id

chunk id

Returns

a pointer to the chunk data.

Gets the buffer frame id. For GigEVision devices, 0 is an invalid value.

Returns

frame id, 0 on error.

Gets the image width. This function must only be called on buffer containing a BufferPayloadType::Image payload.

Returns

image height, in pixels.

Gets the image pixel format. This function must only be called on buffer containing a BufferPayloadType::Image payload.

Returns

image pixel format.

Gets the image region. This function must only be called on buffer containing a BufferPayloadType::Image payload.

Returns

x

image x offset placeholder

y

image y offset placeholder

width

image width placholder

height

image height placeholder

Gets the image width. This function must only be called on buffer containing a BufferPayloadType::Image payload.

Returns

image width, in pixels.

Gets the image x offset. This function must only be called on buffer containing a BufferPayloadType::Image payload.

Returns

image x offset, in pixels.

Gets the image y offset. This function must only be called on buffer containing a BufferPayloadType::Image payload.

Returns

image y offset, in pixels.

Gets the buffer payload type.

Returns

payload type.

Gets the buffer acquisition status.

Returns

buffer acquisition status.

Gets the system timestamp for when the frame was received. Expressed in nanoseconds.

Returns

buffer system timestamp, in nanoseconds.

Gets the buffer camera timestamp, expressed as nanoseconds. Not all devices provide reliable timestamp, which means sometimes its better to rely on the buffer completion host local time, or to use system_timestamp().

Returns

buffer timestamp, in nanoseconds.

Returns

true if self has a payload type that contains chunk data.

This is supported on crate feature v0_8_3 only.

Sets the buffer frame id. For GigEVision devices, 0 is an invalid value.

frame_id

a guint64

Sets the system timestamp for when the frame was received. Expressed in nanoseconds.

timestamp_ns

a timestamp, expressed as nanoseconds

Sets the buffer timestamp, which allows to override the timpestamp set by the camera, which in some case is incorrect.

timestamp_ns

a timestamp, expressed as nanoseconds

Create an Aravis buffer from a pre-allocated raw buffer.

The created buffer has no registered user data or destroy callback, so management of the underlying buffer has to be done externally. The buffer can be identified later when it is returned by a stream only byt the data pointer.

Safety

The resulting buffer borrows the data, but it carries no lifetime. The user has to ensure the buffer stays valid.

Create a new buffer backed by a leaked Box<[u8]>.

The buffer can later be turned into an image using [Self::into_image]. If the buffer is dropped without taking ownership of the data again, the memory is leaked.

Create a new buffer for an image of the specified format and dimensions, backed by a leaked Box<[u8]>.

The buffer can later be turned into an image using [Self::into_image]. If the buffer is dropped without taking ownership of the data again, the memory is leaked.

Get a pointer to the raw data and the length of the buffer.

Convert the buffer into an image.

Safety

This function assumes the buffer is backed by a leaked box, such as created by Buffer::new_leaked_box.

This function takes ownership of the leaked box, so the memory will be freed when the resulting image is dropped.

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