opencv/interfaces/swig/python/pycvseq.hpp

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#ifndef PY_CV_SEQ_H
#define PY_CV_SEQ_H
#include "cxcore.h"
#include "cvtypes.h"
/** class to make sequence iteration nicer */
template<class T>
class CvTypedSeqReader : public CvSeqReader {
int pos;
public:
CvTypedSeqReader( const CvSeq * seq ){
cvStartReadSeq( seq, this );
pos = 0;
}
T * current(){
return (T*) this->ptr;
}
void next(){
CV_NEXT_SEQ_ELEM( this->seq->elem_size, *this );
pos++;
}
bool valid(){
return pos<this->seq->total;
}
};
template<class T>
class CvTypedSeq : public CvSeq {
public:
static CvTypedSeq<T> * cast(CvSeq * seq){
return (CvTypedSeq<T> *) seq;
}
T * __getitem__ (int i){
return (T *) cvGetSeqElem(this, i);
}
void __setitem__ (int i, T * obj){
T * ptr = this->__getitem__(i);
memcpy(ptr, obj, sizeof(T));
}
void append(T * obj){
cvSeqPush( this, obj );
}
T * pop(){
T * obj = new T;
cvSeqPop( this, obj );
return obj;
}
};
template<class T, int size=2>
struct CvTuple {
T val[2];
void __setitem__(int i, T * obj){
val[i] = *obj;
}
const T & __getitem__(int i){
return val[i];
}
};
#endif //PY_CV_SEQ_H