Feature #2: Color of the first pixel
Print the color in RGB of the first pixel (top, left or coordinates 0,0) in the output terminal.
Feature description
Print the color in RGB of the first pixel (top, left or coordinates 0,0) in the output terminal. A possible prototype:
void first_pixel (char *source_path);| Parameters | value |
|---|---|
| name | first_pixel |
| Command | -c first_pixel |
| Input | an image |
| output | first_pixel: R, G, BR, G, B are the integer values of the components in the range 0-255 |
Usage
freud.exe -f ./images/input/image.jpeg -c first_pixel Output
first_pixel: 89, 139, 164Describe tips for implementing feature
Define first_pixel in src/features.h. Implement first_pixel in src/features.c. Use the data from the function read_image_data from <estia-image.h>.
int read_image_data(const char *filename, unsigned char **data, int *width, int *height, int *channel_count);The components R, G, B of the first pixel are the three first values of data unsigned char array. Read the page about how images are stored and the estia-image documentation. Call first_pixel in src/main.c. See the helloworld example to correctly call the function.
if ( strncmp( configuration.command, "first_pixel", 11 ) == 0 ) {
/* first_pixel() function is defined in feature.h and implemented in feature.c */
first_pixel();
}