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#ifndef INCLUDED_SCALE_IMAGE_H
#define INCLUDED_SCALE_IMAGE_H

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//	Functions to scale an image.
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#include <ImfRgba.h>
#include <ImfArray.h>


//
// Scale an image horizontally or vertically, by a factor of
// approximately f (f is adjusted slightly so that the corners
// of the display window and the data window fall on integer
// pixel locations).
//
// f		scale factor; must be >= 1.0
//
// w, h		width and height of the display window
//
// dw, dh	width and height of the data window
//
// dx, dy	offset of the data window's upper left
// 		corner from the display window's upper
// 		left corner
//
// pixels	the image's pixel array
//

void	scaleX (float f,
		int &w, int &h,
		int &dw, int &dh,
		int &dx, int &dy,
		Imf::Array<Imf::Rgba> &pixels);

void	scaleY (float f, 
		int &w, int &h, 
		int &dw, int &dh,
		int &dx, int &dy,
		Imf::Array<Imf::Rgba> &pixels);

//
// Normalize the pixel values in an image so that the smallest
// value becomes 0.0 and the largest value becomes 1.0.
//

void	normalizePixels (int dw, int dh, Imf::Array<Imf::Rgba> &pixels);


#endif
