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PaddingMode

Enum PaddingMode 

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pub enum PaddingMode {
    Constant,
    Replicate,
    Reflect101,
    Reflect,
    Wrap,
}
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A border type for the spatial padding.

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Constant

This border type fills the border with a single, constant color value.

Example: …d c b a | 0 0 0 0…

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Replicate

This border type takes the outermost row or column of pixels and repeats it into the padded region.

Example: …d c b a | a a a a…

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Reflect101

This border type reflects the pixel values at the boundary, starting with the pixel ‘next’ to the edge.

Example: …d c b a | b c d e…

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Reflect

This border type reflects the pixel values at the boundary, starting with the edge pixel itself.

Example: …d c b a | a b c d…

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Wrap

This border type wraps the content from the opposite side to fill the border.

Example: …d c b a | w x y z…

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impl PaddingMode

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pub fn map_index(&self, i: isize, len: usize) -> usize

Maps index i to a valid index i.e. within [0, len) according to the padding mode.

  • Replicate: clamp to edge
  • Reflect: mirror including edge
  • Reflect101: mirror excluding edge
  • Wrap: circular wrap
  • Constant: returns 0 (not used directly)
§Arguments
  • i: The (possibly out-of-range) coordinate index.
  • len: The valid length of the dimension.
§Returns

A valid mapped index within [0, len).

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pub fn apply_padding<T: Copy + Send + Sync, const C: usize>( &self, new_data: &mut [T], old_width: usize, old_height: usize, new_width: usize, new_height: usize, padding: &Padding2D, )

Applies the selected padding mode to fill image borders in new_data.

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  • new_data: Target image buffer (already containing the original image in the center).
  • old_width, old_height: Dimensions of the original image.
  • new_width, new_height: Dimensions of the padded image.
  • padding: left, right, top and bottom padding extents in pixels.
§Notes
  • PaddingMode::Constant is assumed to be already applied when initializing new_data.
  • Other modes (Replicate, Reflect, Reflect101, Wrap) will fill the outer border areas.

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impl Clone for PaddingMode

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fn clone(&self) -> PaddingMode

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for PaddingMode

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impl Debug for PaddingMode

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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