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ImageRaster

Struct ImageRaster 

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pub struct ImageRaster { /* private fields */ }
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An opened raster image with georeferencing from a world file.

The entire image is decoded into memory on open. Subsequent read_tile calls slice from the in-memory buffer.

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impl ImageRaster

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pub fn open(image_path: impl AsRef<Path>) -> Result<Self>

Open the image at image_path. Looks for a sidecar world file (.jgw / .pgw / .wld) next to it; errors with ImageError::MissingWorldFile if none found.

CRS defaults to Crs::Unknown; use Self::open_with_crs to set one explicitly (world files don’t carry CRS info).

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pub fn open_with_crs(image_path: impl AsRef<Path>, crs: Crs) -> Result<Self>

Same as Self::open but with an explicit CRS — the typical pattern is the caller specifying it via UI / config.

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pub fn pixels(&self) -> &[u8]

Hand back the raw pixel buffer (chunky interleaved). Useful for downstream code that wants to encode the same pixels into another format without going through RasterTile (which would copy).

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impl Debug for ImageRaster

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl RasterLayer for ImageRaster

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fn profile(&self) -> &RasterProfile

Layer structure (dimensions, bands, CRS, tile size, pyramid depth).
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fn read_tile(&self, level: u8, x: u32, y: u32) -> CoreResult<RasterTile>

Read one tile at the requested pyramid level + tile-grid (x, y) coordinate. Read more
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fn pyramid_levels(&self) -> u8

Total number of pyramid levels (≥ 1). Default impl reads from the profile; readers with dynamic pyramid availability can override.

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