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    MultiDimArr - Java (Package Sidewinderutils

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    This is code i wrote for a Java2 multi-dimensional array system for setting up handling image Raster information numerically in a javax.imageio.* SE application called "Sidewinder" for 24 bit colour photo balancing.

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    MultiDimArr - Java (Package Sidewinderutils

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    This is code i wrote for a Java2 multi-dimensional array system for setting up handling image Raster information numerically in a javax.imageio.* SE application called "Sidewinder" for 24 bit colour photo balancing.

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    This is code i wrote for a Java2 multi-dimensional array system for setting up handling image Raster information numerically in a javax.imageio.* SE application called "Sidewinder" for 24 bit colour photo balancing.

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    MultiDimArr - Java (Package Sidewinderutils

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    Samuel Alexander Marchant
    This is code i wrote for a Java2 multi-dimensional array system for setting up handling image Raster information numerically in a javax.imageio.* SE application called "Sidewinder" for 24 bit colour photo balancing.

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    package sidewinderutil;

    import java.awt.image.WritableRaster;
    // Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 2:00 PM MultiDimArr.java Written by Mr. Samuel A Marchant nicephotog-
    jsp.net [email protected]
    // "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_22\bin\javac.exe" MultiDimArr.java
    public class MultiDimArr{
    public void debugPrint(){
    System.out.println("TRIGGERED PRINTER IN CLASS MultiDimArr.java");
    }

    public short[][] colOverstepstore(int rgb,int httimg,int lenbrdthimg,WritableRaster wras){


    //System.out.println("httimg-height: "+httimg);
    //System.out.println("lenbrdthimg-width: "+lenbrdthimg);
    short[][] Overstep;
    int[] pxlarr=new int[4];
    pxlarr[0]=0;
    pxlarr[1]=0;
    pxlarr[2]=0;
    pxlarr[3]=0; // wras.getPixel(a,alng,pxlarr);
    //
    Overstep = new short[httimg][];
    //
    for(int hty=0;(hty<httimg);hty++){
    Overstep[hty] = new short[lenbrdthimg];
    }//enwhl

    int fzst=0;
    int vto=0;
    while(fzst<httimg){
    vto=0;
    while(vto<lenbrdthimg){
    //System.out.println("hty-height: "+fzst);
    //System.out.println("cwid-width: "+vto);
    //pxlarr = wras.getPixel(hty,cwid,pxlarr);
    pxlarr = wras.getPixel(vto,fzst,pxlarr); // !!! array is [H][W](y,x) getPixel is W,H(x,y)
    Overstep[fzst][vto]=(new Integer(pxlarr[rgb]).shortValue());
    //System.out.println("Overstep[][]: "+Overstep[fzst][vto]);
    vto++;
    }//enwhl
    fzst++;
    }//enwhl

    return ((short[][])Overstep);
    }//enmeth

    //public abstract int getDimensionOfArray();


    // the purpose of this method is to reconstruct the cropped image original data at point of cropping
    for the accuracy backing calibrator array
    public short[][] reMakeCropArr(int xaccrStrt,int ydownStrt,int nwWidth,int nwHeight,short[][]
    oldArr){

    short[][] nwArr;
    nwArr = new short[nwHeight][];
    //
    for(int bhty=0;(bhty<nwHeight);bhty++){
    nwArr[bhty] = new short[nwWidth];
    }//enwhl

    // start loading
    int iterNwBand = 0;
    int ydwn = ydownStrt;
    //xaccrStrt-=1;
    //System.out.println("at start ydwn:"+ydwn);
    //System.out.println("at start xaccrStrt:"+xaccrStrt);
    while(iterNwBand<nwHeight){ // counts the band lines
    int xacr = xaccrStrt;
    for(int asc=0;asc<nwWidth;asc++){
    nwArr[iterNwBand][asc] = oldArr[ydwn][xacr];
    xacr++;
    }//enfr
    ydwn++;
    iterNwBand++;
    }//enwhl
    //System.out.println("iterNwBand:"+iterNwBand+" ydwn:"+ydwn);

    return ((short[][])nwArr);
    }//enmeth

    }//enclss

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