Source code for pyvips.enums

# libvips enums -- this file is generated automatically


[docs]class BandFormat(object): """BandFormat. The format used for each band element. Each corresponds to a native C type for the current machine. For example, #VIPS_FORMAT_USHORT is <type>unsigned short</type>. Attributes: NOTSET (str): invalid setting UCHAR (str): unsigned char format CHAR (str): char format USHORT (str): unsigned short format SHORT (str): short format UINT (str): unsigned int format INT (str): int format FLOAT (str): float format COMPLEX (str): complex (two floats) format DOUBLE (str): double float format DPCOMPLEX (str): double complex (two double) format """ NOTSET = 'notset' UCHAR = 'uchar' CHAR = 'char' USHORT = 'ushort' SHORT = 'short' UINT = 'uint' INT = 'int' FLOAT = 'float' COMPLEX = 'complex' DOUBLE = 'double' DPCOMPLEX = 'dpcomplex'
[docs]class BlendMode(object): """BlendMode. The various Porter-Duff and PDF blend modes. See vips_composite(), for example. The Cairo docs have a nice explanation of all the blend modes: https://www.cairographics.org/operators The non-separable modes are not implemented. Attributes: CLEAR (str): where the second object is drawn, the first is removed SOURCE (str): the second object is drawn as if nothing were below OVER (str): the image shows what you would expect if you held two semi-transparent slides on top of each other IN (str): the first object is removed completely, the second is only drawn where the first was OUT (str): the second is drawn only where the first isn't ATOP (str): this leaves the first object mostly intact, but mixes both objects in the overlapping area DEST (str): leaves the first object untouched, the second is discarded completely DEST_OVER (str): like OVER, but swaps the arguments DEST_IN (str): like IN, but swaps the arguments DEST_OUT (str): like OUT, but swaps the arguments DEST_ATOP (str): like ATOP, but swaps the arguments XOR (str): something like a difference operator ADD (str): a bit like adding the two images SATURATE (str): a bit like the darker of the two MULTIPLY (str): at least as dark as the darker of the two inputs SCREEN (str): at least as light as the lighter of the inputs OVERLAY (str): multiplies or screens colors, depending on the lightness DARKEN (str): the darker of each component LIGHTEN (str): the lighter of each component COLOUR_DODGE (str): brighten first by a factor second COLOUR_BURN (str): darken first by a factor of second HARD_LIGHT (str): multiply or screen, depending on lightness SOFT_LIGHT (str): darken or lighten, depending on lightness DIFFERENCE (str): difference of the two EXCLUSION (str): somewhat like DIFFERENCE, but lower-contrast """ CLEAR = 'clear' SOURCE = 'source' OVER = 'over' IN = 'in' OUT = 'out' ATOP = 'atop' DEST = 'dest' DEST_OVER = 'dest-over' DEST_IN = 'dest-in' DEST_OUT = 'dest-out' DEST_ATOP = 'dest-atop' XOR = 'xor' ADD = 'add' SATURATE = 'saturate' MULTIPLY = 'multiply' SCREEN = 'screen' OVERLAY = 'overlay' DARKEN = 'darken' LIGHTEN = 'lighten' COLOUR_DODGE = 'colour-dodge' COLOUR_BURN = 'colour-burn' HARD_LIGHT = 'hard-light' SOFT_LIGHT = 'soft-light' DIFFERENCE = 'difference' EXCLUSION = 'exclusion'
[docs]class Coding(object): """Coding. How pixels are coded. Normally, pixels are uncoded and can be manipulated as you would expect. However some file formats code pixels for compression, and sometimes it's useful to be able to manipulate images in the coded format. The gaps in the numbering are historical and must be maintained. Allocate new numbers from the end. Attributes: NONE (str): pixels are not coded LABQ (str): pixels encode 3 float CIELAB values as 4 uchar RAD (str): pixels encode 3 float RGB as 4 uchar (Radiance coding) """ ERROR = 'error' NONE = 'none' LABQ = 'labq' RAD = 'rad'
[docs]class Interpretation(object): """Interpretation. How the values in an image should be interpreted. For example, a three-band float image of type #VIPS_INTERPRETATION_LAB should have its pixels interpreted as coordinates in CIE Lab space. RGB and sRGB are treated in the same way. Use the colourspace functions if you want some other behaviour. The gaps in numbering are historical and must be maintained. Allocate new numbers from the end. Attributes: MULTIBAND (str): generic many-band image B_W (str): some kind of single-band image HISTOGRAM (str): a 1D image, eg. histogram or lookup table XYZ (str): the first three bands are CIE XYZ LAB (str): pixels are in CIE Lab space CMYK (str): the first four bands are in CMYK space LABQ (str): implies #VIPS_CODING_LABQ RGB (str): generic RGB space CMC (str): a uniform colourspace based on CMC(1:1) LCH (str): pixels are in CIE LCh space LABS (str): CIE LAB coded as three signed 16-bit values SRGB (str): pixels are sRGB YXY (str): pixels are CIE Yxy FOURIER (str): image is in fourier space RGB16 (str): generic 16-bit RGB GREY16 (str): generic 16-bit mono MATRIX (str): a matrix SCRGB (str): pixels are scRGB HSV (str): pixels are HSV """ ERROR = 'error' MULTIBAND = 'multiband' B_W = 'b-w' HISTOGRAM = 'histogram' XYZ = 'xyz' LAB = 'lab' CMYK = 'cmyk' LABQ = 'labq' RGB = 'rgb' CMC = 'cmc' LCH = 'lch' LABS = 'labs' SRGB = 'srgb' YXY = 'yxy' FOURIER = 'fourier' RGB16 = 'rgb16' GREY16 = 'grey16' MATRIX = 'matrix' SCRGB = 'scrgb' HSV = 'hsv'
[docs]class DemandStyle(object): """DemandStyle. See vips_image_pipelinev(). Operations can hint to the VIPS image IO system about the kind of demand geometry they prefer. These demand styles are given below in order of increasing restrictiveness. When demanding output from a pipeline, vips_image_generate() will use the most restrictive of the styles requested by the operations in the pipeline. #VIPS_DEMAND_STYLE_THINSTRIP --- This operation would like to output strips the width of the image and a few pels high. This is option suitable for point-to-point operations, such as those in the arithmetic package. This option is only efficient for cases where each output pel depends upon the pel in the corresponding position in the input image. #VIPS_DEMAND_STYLE_FATSTRIP --- This operation would like to output strips the width of the image and as high as possible. This option is suitable for area operations which do not violently transform coordinates, such as vips_conv(). #VIPS_DEMAND_STYLE_SMALLTILE --- This is the most general demand format. Output is demanded in small (around 100x100 pel) sections. This style works reasonably efficiently, even for bizzare operations like 45 degree rotate. #VIPS_DEMAND_STYLE_ANY --- This image is not being demand-read from a disc file (even indirectly) so any demand style is OK. It's used for things like vips_black() where the pixels are calculated. See also: vips_image_pipelinev(). Attributes: SMALLTILE (str): demand in small (typically 64x64 pixel) tiles FATSTRIP (str): demand in fat (typically 10 pixel high) strips THINSTRIP (str): demand in thin (typically 1 pixel high) strips """ ERROR = 'error' SMALLTILE = 'smalltile' FATSTRIP = 'fatstrip' THINSTRIP = 'thinstrip'
[docs]class OperationRelational(object): """OperationRelational. See also: vips_relational(). Attributes: EQUAL (str): == NOTEQ (str): != LESS (str): < LESSEQ (str): <= MORE (str): > MOREEQ (str): >= """ EQUAL = 'equal' NOTEQ = 'noteq' LESS = 'less' LESSEQ = 'lesseq' MORE = 'more' MOREEQ = 'moreeq'
[docs]class OperationBoolean(object): """OperationBoolean. See also: vips_boolean(). Attributes: AND (str): & OR (str): | EOR (str): ^ LSHIFT (str): >> RSHIFT (str): << """ AND = 'and' OR = 'or' EOR = 'eor' LSHIFT = 'lshift' RSHIFT = 'rshift'
[docs]class OperationMath2(object): """OperationMath2. See also: vips_math(). Attributes: POW (str): pow( left, right ) WOP (str): pow( right, left ) ATAN2 (str): atan2( left, right ) """ POW = 'pow' WOP = 'wop' ATAN2 = 'atan2'
[docs]class OperationComplex2(object): """OperationComplex2. See also: vips_complex2(). Attributes: CROSS_PHASE (str): convert to polar coordinates """ CROSS_PHASE = 'cross-phase'
[docs]class OperationMath(object): """OperationMath. See also: vips_math(). Attributes: SIN (str): sin(), angles in degrees COS (str): cos(), angles in degrees TAN (str): tan(), angles in degrees ASIN (str): asin(), angles in degrees ACOS (str): acos(), angles in degrees ATAN (str): atan(), angles in degrees SINH (str): sinh(), angles in radians COSH (str): cosh(), angles in radians TANH (str): tanh(), angles in radians ASINH (str): asinh(), angles in radians ACOSH (str): acosh(), angles in radians ATANH (str): atanh(), angles in radians LOG (str): log base e LOG10 (str): log base 10 EXP (str): e to the something EXP10 (str): 10 to the something """ SIN = 'sin' COS = 'cos' TAN = 'tan' ASIN = 'asin' ACOS = 'acos' ATAN = 'atan' SINH = 'sinh' COSH = 'cosh' TANH = 'tanh' ASINH = 'asinh' ACOSH = 'acosh' ATANH = 'atanh' LOG = 'log' LOG10 = 'log10' EXP = 'exp' EXP10 = 'exp10'
[docs]class OperationRound(object): """OperationRound. See also: vips_round(). Attributes: RINT (str): round to nearest CEIL (str): the smallest integral value not less than FLOOR (str): largest integral value not greater than """ RINT = 'rint' CEIL = 'ceil' FLOOR = 'floor'
[docs]class OperationComplex(object): """OperationComplex. See also: vips_complex(). Attributes: POLAR (str): convert to polar coordinates RECT (str): convert to rectangular coordinates CONJ (str): complex conjugate """ POLAR = 'polar' RECT = 'rect' CONJ = 'conj'
[docs]class OperationComplexget(object): """OperationComplexget. See also: vips_complexget(). Attributes: REAL (str): get real component IMAG (str): get imaginary component """ REAL = 'real' IMAG = 'imag'
[docs]class Combine(object): """Combine. How to combine values. See vips_compass(), for example. Attributes: MAX (str): take the maximum of the possible values SUM (str): sum all the values MIN (str): take the minimum value """ MAX = 'max' SUM = 'sum' MIN = 'min'
[docs]class Access(object): """Access. The type of access an operation has to supply. See vips_tilecache() and #VipsForeign. @VIPS_ACCESS_RANDOM means requests can come in any order. @VIPS_ACCESS_SEQUENTIAL means requests will be top-to-bottom, but with some amount of buffering behind the read point for small non-local accesses. Attributes: RANDOM (str): can read anywhere SEQUENTIAL (str): top-to-bottom reading only, but with a small buffer """ RANDOM = 'random' SEQUENTIAL = 'sequential' SEQUENTIAL_UNBUFFERED = 'sequential-unbuffered'
[docs]class Extend(object): """Extend. See vips_embed(), vips_conv(), vips_affine() and so on. When the edges of an image are extended, you can specify how you want the extension done. #VIPS_EXTEND_BLACK --- new pixels are black, ie. all bits are zero. #VIPS_EXTEND_COPY --- each new pixel takes the value of the nearest edge pixel #VIPS_EXTEND_REPEAT --- the image is tiled to fill the new area #VIPS_EXTEND_MIRROR --- the image is reflected and tiled to reduce hash edges #VIPS_EXTEND_WHITE --- new pixels are white, ie. all bits are set #VIPS_EXTEND_BACKGROUND --- colour set from the @background property We have to specify the exact value of each enum member since we have to keep these frozen for back compat with vips7. See also: vips_embed(). Attributes: BLACK (str): extend with black (all 0) pixels COPY (str): copy the image edges REPEAT (str): repeat the whole image MIRROR (str): mirror the whole image WHITE (str): extend with white (all bits set) pixels BACKGROUND (str): extend with colour from the @background property """ BLACK = 'black' COPY = 'copy' REPEAT = 'repeat' MIRROR = 'mirror' WHITE = 'white' BACKGROUND = 'background'
[docs]class CompassDirection(object): """CompassDirection. A direction on a compass. Used for vips_gravity(), for example. Attributes: CENTRE (str): centre NORTH (str): north EAST (str): east SOUTH (str): south WEST (str): west NORTH_EAST (str): north-east SOUTH_EAST (str): south-east SOUTH_WEST (str): south-west NORTH_WEST (str): north-west """ CENTRE = 'centre' NORTH = 'north' EAST = 'east' SOUTH = 'south' WEST = 'west' NORTH_EAST = 'north-east' SOUTH_EAST = 'south-east' SOUTH_WEST = 'south-west' NORTH_WEST = 'north-west'
[docs]class Direction(object): """Direction. See vips_flip(), vips_join() and so on. Operations like vips_flip() need to be told whether to flip left-right or top-bottom. See also: vips_flip(), vips_join(). Attributes: HORIZONTAL (str): left-right VERTICAL (str): top-bottom """ HORIZONTAL = 'horizontal' VERTICAL = 'vertical'
[docs]class Align(object): """Align. See vips_join() and so on. Operations like vips_join() need to be told whether to align images on the low or high coordinate edge, or centre. See also: vips_join(). Attributes: LOW (str): align low coordinate edge CENTRE (str): align centre HIGH (str): align high coordinate edge """ LOW = 'low' CENTRE = 'centre' HIGH = 'high'
[docs]class Interesting(object): """Interesting. Pick the algorithm vips uses to decide image "interestingness". This is used by vips_smartcrop(), for example, to decide what parts of the image to keep. #VIPS_INTERESTING_NONE and #VIPS_INTERESTING_LOW mean the same -- the crop is positioned at the top or left. #VIPS_INTERESTING_HIGH positions at the bottom or right. See also: vips_smartcrop(). Attributes: NONE (str): do nothing CENTRE (str): just take the centre ENTROPY (str): use an entropy measure ATTENTION (str): look for features likely to draw human attention LOW (str): position the crop towards the low coordinate HIGH (str): position the crop towards the high coordinate ALL (str): everything is interesting """ NONE = 'none' CENTRE = 'centre' ENTROPY = 'entropy' ATTENTION = 'attention' LOW = 'low' HIGH = 'high' ALL = 'all'
[docs]class Angle(object): """Angle. See vips_rot() and so on. Fixed rotate angles. See also: vips_rot(). Attributes: D0 (str): no rotate D90 (str): 90 degrees clockwise D180 (str): 180 degree rotate D270 (str): 90 degrees anti-clockwise """ D0 = 'd0' D90 = 'd90' D180 = 'd180' D270 = 'd270'
[docs]class Angle45(object): """Angle45. See vips_rot45() and so on. Fixed rotate angles. See also: vips_rot45(). Attributes: D0 (str): no rotate D45 (str): 45 degrees clockwise D90 (str): 90 degrees clockwise D135 (str): 135 degrees clockwise D180 (str): 180 degrees D225 (str): 135 degrees anti-clockwise D270 (str): 90 degrees anti-clockwise D315 (str): 45 degrees anti-clockwise """ D0 = 'd0' D45 = 'd45' D90 = 'd90' D135 = 'd135' D180 = 'd180' D225 = 'd225' D270 = 'd270' D315 = 'd315'
[docs]class Precision(object): """Precision. How accurate an operation should be. Attributes: INTEGER (str): int everywhere FLOAT (str): float everywhere APPROXIMATE (str): approximate integer output """ INTEGER = 'integer' FLOAT = 'float' APPROXIMATE = 'approximate'
[docs]class FailOn(object): """FailOn. How sensitive loaders are to errors, from never stop (very insensitive), to stop on the smallest warning (very sensitive). Each one implies the ones before it, so #VIPS_FAIL_ON_ERROR implies #VIPS_FAIL_ON_TRUNCATED. Attributes: NONE (str): never stop TRUNCATED (str): stop on image truncated, nothing else ERROR (str): stop on serious error or truncation WARNING (str): stop on anything, even warnings """ NONE = 'none' TRUNCATED = 'truncated' ERROR = 'error' WARNING = 'warning'
[docs]class ForeignPpmFormat(object): """ForeignPpmFormat. The netpbm file format to save as. #VIPS_FOREIGN_PPM_FORMAT_PBM images are single bit. #VIPS_FOREIGN_PPM_FORMAT_PGM images are 8, 16, or 32-bits, one band. #VIPS_FOREIGN_PPM_FORMAT_PPM images are 8, 16, or 32-bits, three bands. #VIPS_FOREIGN_PPM_FORMAT_PFM images are 32-bit float pixels. Attributes: PBM (str): portable bitmap PGM (str): portable greymap PPM (str): portable pixmap PFM (str): portable float map """ PBM = 'pbm' PGM = 'pgm' PPM = 'ppm' PFM = 'pfm'
[docs]class ForeignSubsample(object): """ForeignSubsample. Set subsampling mode. Attributes: AUTO (str): prevent subsampling when quality >= 90 ON (str): always perform subsampling OFF (str): never perform subsampling """ AUTO = 'auto' ON = 'on' OFF = 'off'
[docs]class ForeignDzLayout(object): """ForeignDzLayout. What directory layout and metadata standard to use. Attributes: DZ (str): use DeepZoom directory layout ZOOMIFY (str): use Zoomify directory layout GOOGLE (str): use Google maps directory layout IIIF (str): use IIIF v2 directory layout IIIF3 (str): use IIIF v3 directory layout """ DZ = 'dz' ZOOMIFY = 'zoomify' GOOGLE = 'google' IIIF = 'iiif' IIIF3 = 'iiif3'
[docs]class ForeignDzDepth(object): """ForeignDzDepth. How many pyramid layers to create. Attributes: ONEPIXEL (str): create layers down to 1x1 pixel ONETILE (str): create layers down to 1x1 tile ONE (str): only create a single layer """ ONEPIXEL = 'onepixel' ONETILE = 'onetile' ONE = 'one'
[docs]class ForeignDzContainer(object): """ForeignDzContainer. How many pyramid layers to create. Attributes: FS (str): write tiles to the filesystem ZIP (str): write tiles to a zip file SZI (str): write to a szi file """ FS = 'fs' ZIP = 'zip' SZI = 'szi'
[docs]class RegionShrink(object): """RegionShrink. How to calculate the output pixels when shrinking a 2x2 region. Attributes: MEAN (str): use the average MEDIAN (str): use the median MODE (str): use the mode MAX (str): use the maximum MIN (str): use the minimum NEAREST (str): use the top-left pixel """ MEAN = 'mean' MEDIAN = 'median' MODE = 'mode' MAX = 'max' MIN = 'min' NEAREST = 'nearest'
[docs]class ForeignWebpPreset(object): """ForeignWebpPreset. Tune lossy encoder settings for different image types. Attributes: DEFAULT (str): default preset PICTURE (str): digital picture, like portrait, inner shot PHOTO (str): outdoor photograph, with natural lighting DRAWING (str): hand or line drawing, with high-contrast details ICON (str): small-sized colorful images TEXT (str): text-like """ DEFAULT = 'default' PICTURE = 'picture' PHOTO = 'photo' DRAWING = 'drawing' ICON = 'icon' TEXT = 'text'
[docs]class ForeignTiffCompression(object): """ForeignTiffCompression. The compression types supported by the tiff writer. Use @Q to set the jpeg compression level, default 75. Use @predictor to set the lzw or deflate prediction, default horizontal. Use @lossless to set WEBP lossless compression. Use @level to set webp and zstd compression level. Attributes: NONE (str): no compression JPEG (str): jpeg compression DEFLATE (str): deflate (zip) compression PACKBITS (str): packbits compression CCITTFAX4 (str): fax4 compression LZW (str): LZW compression WEBP (str): WEBP compression ZSTD (str): ZSTD compression JP2K (str): JP2K compression """ NONE = 'none' JPEG = 'jpeg' DEFLATE = 'deflate' PACKBITS = 'packbits' CCITTFAX4 = 'ccittfax4' LZW = 'lzw' WEBP = 'webp' ZSTD = 'zstd' JP2K = 'jp2k'
[docs]class ForeignTiffPredictor(object): """ForeignTiffPredictor. The predictor can help deflate and lzw compression. The values are fixed by the tiff library. Attributes: NONE (str): no prediction HORIZONTAL (str): horizontal differencing FLOAT (str): float predictor """ NONE = 'none' HORIZONTAL = 'horizontal' FLOAT = 'float'
[docs]class ForeignTiffResunit(object): """ForeignTiffResunit. Use inches or centimeters as the resolution unit for a tiff file. Attributes: CM (str): use centimeters INCH (str): use inches """ CM = 'cm' INCH = 'inch'
[docs]class ForeignHeifCompression(object): """ForeignHeifCompression. The compression format to use inside a HEIF container. This is assumed to use the same numbering as %heif_compression_format. Attributes: HEVC (str): x265 AVC (str): x264 JPEG (str): jpeg AV1 (str): aom """ HEVC = 'hevc' AVC = 'avc' JPEG = 'jpeg' AV1 = 'av1'
[docs]class Size(object): """Size. Controls whether an operation should upsize, downsize, both up and downsize, or force a size. See also: vips_thumbnail(). Attributes: BOTH (str): size both up and down UP (str): only upsize DOWN (str): only downsize FORCE (str): force size, that is, break aspect ratio """ BOTH = 'both' UP = 'up' DOWN = 'down' FORCE = 'force'
[docs]class Intent(object): """Intent. The rendering intent. #VIPS_INTENT_ABSOLUTE is best for scientific work, #VIPS_INTENT_RELATIVE is usually best for accurate communication with other imaging libraries. Attributes: PERCEPTUAL (str): perceptual rendering intent RELATIVE (str): relative colorimetric rendering intent SATURATION (str): saturation rendering intent ABSOLUTE (str): absolute colorimetric rendering intent """ PERCEPTUAL = 'perceptual' RELATIVE = 'relative' SATURATION = 'saturation' ABSOLUTE = 'absolute'
[docs]class Kernel(object): """Kernel. The resampling kernels vips supports. See vips_reduce(), for example. Attributes: NEAREST (str): The nearest pixel to the point. LINEAR (str): Convolve with a triangle filter. CUBIC (str): Convolve with a cubic filter. MITCHELL (str): Convolve with a Mitchell kernel. LANCZOS2 (str): Convolve with a two-lobe Lanczos kernel. LANCZOS3 (str): Convolve with a three-lobe Lanczos kernel. """ NEAREST = 'nearest' LINEAR = 'linear' CUBIC = 'cubic' MITCHELL = 'mitchell' LANCZOS2 = 'lanczos2' LANCZOS3 = 'lanczos3'
[docs]class PCS(object): """PCS. Pick a Profile Connection Space for vips_icc_import() and vips_icc_export(). LAB is usually best, XYZ can be more convenient in some cases. Attributes: LAB (str): use CIELAB D65 as the Profile Connection Space XYZ (str): use XYZ as the Profile Connection Space """ LAB = 'lab' XYZ = 'xyz'
[docs]class OperationMorphology(object): """OperationMorphology. More like hit-miss, really. See also: vips_morph(). Attributes: ERODE (str): true if all set DILATE (str): true if one set """ ERODE = 'erode' DILATE = 'dilate'
[docs]class CombineMode(object): """CombineMode. See vips_draw_image() and so on. Operations like vips_draw_image() need to be told how to combine images from two sources. See also: vips_join(). Attributes: SET (str): set pixels to the new value ADD (str): add pixels """ SET = 'set' ADD = 'add'
[docs]class Token(object): """Token. Attributes: """ LEFT = 'left' RIGHT = 'right' STRING = 'string' EQUALS = 'equals'
[docs]class Saveable(object): """Saveable. See also: #VipsForeignSave. Attributes: MONO (str): 1 band (eg. CSV) RGB (str): 1 or 3 bands (eg. PPM) RGBA (str): 1, 2, 3 or 4 bands (eg. PNG) RGBA_ONLY (str): 3 or 4 bands (eg. WEBP) RGB_CMYK (str): 1, 3 or 4 bands (eg. JPEG) ANY (str): any number of bands (eg. TIFF) """ MONO = 'mono' RGB = 'rgb' RGBA = 'rgba' RGBA_ONLY = 'rgba-only' RGB_CMYK = 'rgb-cmyk' ANY = 'any'
[docs]class ImageType(object): """ImageType. Attributes: """ ERROR = 'error' NONE = 'none' SETBUF = 'setbuf' SETBUF_FOREIGN = 'setbuf-foreign' OPENIN = 'openin' MMAPIN = 'mmapin' MMAPINRW = 'mmapinrw' OPENOUT = 'openout'