Add ImageSharp project #7
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| /// Converts the given bitmap to the library-independent representation used within the Blurhash-core | ||
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| /// <param name="sourceBitmap">The bitmap to encode</param> | ||
| internal static Pixel[,] ConvertBitmap<T>(Image<T> sourceBitmap) where T : struct, IPixel<T> |
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Considering the implementation, you should consume Image<Rgb24> or use proper conversion with PixelOperations<T>.ToRgb24(...).
Blurhash.ImageSharp/Decoder.cs
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| var height = pixelData.GetLength(1); | ||
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| var data = Enumerable.Range(0, height) | ||
| .SelectMany(y => Enumerable.Range(0, width).Select(x => (x, y))) |
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Why not a for loop? This linq expression is a perf killer.
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It was copied from another implementation, I'll expand it, as I think perf is key if it's to be used in a Xamarin app for example, which is my primary use-case.
Co-Authored-By: Anton Firszov <[email protected]>
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Has this been published to NuGet yet? Will this be merged at some point? :) |
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I need to have a hack at this. I was given permission, just haven’t gotten to it yet. |
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Sorry, I seeem to have notifications setup completely wrong - I didn't get notified that there was activity on the repo, so I didn't react to anything. |
I'm currently setting up GitHub actions, so all NuGet packages of the repo will be published in a feed |
Fixes #6
Needs tests!