#include <mitkRenderingModeProperty.h>

Inheritance diagram for mitk::RenderingModeProperty:

Collaboration diagram for mitk::RenderingModeProperty:

Public Types
enum	ImageRenderingMode { LOOKUPTABLE_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR, COLORTRANSFERFUNCTION_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR, LOOKUPTABLE_COLOR, COLORTRANSFERFUNCTION_COLOR }

typedef RenderingModeProperty	Self

typedef EnumerationProperty	Superclass

typedef itk::SmartPointer< Self >	Pointer

typedef itk::SmartPointer< const Self >	ConstPointer

Public Types inherited from mitk::EnumerationProperty
typedef EnumerationProperty	Self

typedef BaseProperty	Superclass

typedef itk::SmartPointer< Self >	Pointer

typedef itk::SmartPointer< const Self >	ConstPointer

typedef unsigned int	IdType

typedef std::map< IdType, std::string >	EnumIdsContainerType

typedef std::map< std::string, IdType >	EnumStringsContainerType

typedef EnumIdsContainerType::const_iterator	EnumConstIterator

Public Types inherited from mitk::BaseProperty
typedef BaseProperty	Self

typedef itk::Object	Superclass

typedef itk::SmartPointer< Self >	Pointer

typedef itk::SmartPointer< const Self >	ConstPointer

Public Member Functions
virtual std::vector< std::string >	GetClassHierarchy () const override

virtual const char *	GetClassName () const

Pointer	Clone () const

virtual int	GetRenderingMode ()

Public Member Functions inherited from mitk::EnumerationProperty
Pointer	Clone () const

virtual bool	SetValue (const std::string &name)

virtual bool	SetValue (const IdType &id)

virtual IdType	GetValueAsId () const

virtual std::string	GetValueAsString () const override

virtual void	Clear ()

virtual EnumIdsContainerType::size_type	Size () const

virtual EnumConstIterator	Begin () const

virtual EnumConstIterator	End () const

virtual std::string	GetEnumString (const IdType &id) const

virtual IdType	GetEnumId (const std::string &name) const

virtual bool	IsValidEnumerationValue (const IdType &val) const

virtual bool	IsValidEnumerationValue (const std::string &val) const

const EnumIdsContainerType &	GetEnumIds () const

const EnumStringsContainerType &	GetEnumStrings () const

EnumIdsContainerType &	GetEnumIds ()

EnumStringsContainerType &	GetEnumStrings ()

Public Member Functions inherited from mitk::BaseProperty
Pointer	Clone () const

bool	operator== (const BaseProperty &property) const
	Subclasses must implement IsEqual(const BaseProperty&) to support comparison. More...

BaseProperty &	operator= (const BaseProperty &property)
	Assigns property to this BaseProperty instance. More...

bool	AssignProperty (const BaseProperty &property)
	Assigns property to this BaseProperty instance. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static const char *	GetStaticNameOfClass ()

static Pointer	New ()

static Pointer	New (const IdType &_arg)

static Pointer	New (const std::string &_arg)

Static Public Member Functions inherited from mitk::EnumerationProperty
static const char *	GetStaticNameOfClass ()

static Pointer	New ()

Static Public Member Functions inherited from mitk::BaseProperty
static const char *	GetStaticNameOfClass ()

Protected Member Functions
	RenderingModeProperty ()

	RenderingModeProperty (const IdType &value)

	RenderingModeProperty (const std::string &value)

virtual bool	AddEnum (const std::string &name, const IdType &id) override

virtual void	AddRenderingModes ()

Protected Member Functions inherited from mitk::EnumerationProperty
	EnumerationProperty ()

	EnumerationProperty (const EnumerationProperty &)

virtual bool	IsEqual (const BaseProperty &property) const override

virtual bool	Assign (const BaseProperty &property) override

itk::LightObject::Pointer	InternalClone () const override

Protected Member Functions inherited from mitk::BaseProperty
	BaseProperty ()

	BaseProperty (const BaseProperty &other)

virtual	~BaseProperty ()

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Attributes inherited from mitk::BaseProperty
static const std::string	VALUE_CANNOT_BE_CONVERTED_TO_STRING
	Default return value if a property which can not be returned as string. More...

Detailed Description

Encapsulates the enumeration for rendering modes. The property human-readable name (which is used in the mitkWorkbench inside the Property View) is "Image Rendering.Mode". This property affects rendering of images and is used inside the mitkImageVtkMapper2D to define which rendering mode is applied to images. Valid values are:

LEVELWINDOW_COLOR is DEPRECATED and mapped to LOOKUPTABLE_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR.
LOOKUPTABLE_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR: A lookup table, level window and color will be applied to the image. As lookup table, the table object supplied by the property "LookupTable" will be used. As default, we apply a GRAYSCALE mitk::LookupTable. Note, if you want to use a former rainbow-like lookup table, set the mitk::LookupTableProperty to use a LEGACY_RAINBOW_COLOR type mitk::LookupTable. Our default setup using the GRAYSCALE mitk::LookupTable for a test image looks like this:

This image can be reproduced with the mitkImageVtkMapper2DColorTest or mitkImageVtkMapper2DLevelWindowTest. If "Image Rendering.Mode" is set to LOOKUPTABLE_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR inside the mitkWorkbench, the level window slider will change the rendering of the image. That means it will change the values of an internally used default lookup table. Note, the level window slider changes the property "levelwindow" which modifies the range of the internally used lookup table. This mode will apply the "color" property. The default color is white. If you change the "color" property to yellow, the test image will be rendered like this:

This image can be reproduced with the mitkImageVtkMapper2DColorTest. Our test image with a lookup table mapping everything from red to blue looks like this:

This image can be reproduced with the mitkImageVtkMapper2DLookupTableTest. Check this test code for an example how to apply a lookup table to an image.
Note
Changing a lookup table via the "levelwindow" property can be unintuitive and unwanted since the level window slider will overwrite the range of the lookup table. Use LOOKUPTABLE_COLOR if you don't want your lookuptable to be influenced by the "levelwindow" property.
COLORTRANSFERFUNCTION_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR: A color transfer function, level window and color will be applied to the image. Very similar mode to LOOKUPTABLE_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR. Instead of the lookup table a color transfer function will be used. Color transfer functions are useful to colorize floating point images and allow sometimes more flexibility than a lookup table. The "Image Rendering.Transfer Function" property defines the transfer function. Our test image with a transfer function mapping everything from to red, green and blue looks like this:

This image can be reproduced with the mitkImageVtkMapper2DTransferFunctionTest. Check the test code for an example how to define a transfer function for an image. This transfer function will be influenced by the property "levelwindow" and the actor will be colored by the "color" property.
Note
Changing a transfer function table via the "levelwindow" property can be unintuitive and unwanted since the level window slider will overwrite the.Use COLORTRANSFERFUNCTION_COLOR if you don't want your transfer function to be influenced by the level window.
LOOKUPTABLE_COLOR: A lookup table and color will be applied to the image. Similar mode to LOOKUPTABLE_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR, except that the "levelwindow" property will not modify the range of the lookup table.

COLORTRANSFERFUNCTION_COLOR: A color trans ferfunction and color will be applied to the image. Similar mode to COLORTRANSFERFUNCTION_LEVELWINDOW_COLOR, except that the "levelwindow" property will not modify the range of the transfer function.

The order is given by the names (e.g. LOOKUPTABLE_COLOR applies first a lookup table and next a color). Currently, there is no GUI (in mitkWorkbench) support for controlling lookup tables or transfer functions. This has to be done by the programmer. Color and level window are controlled by color widget and level window slider. Currently, the color is always applied. We do not set the color to white, if the user changes the mode. We assume that users who change the mode know that a previously set color will still be applied (on top of the respective mode). See VTK documentation for examples how to use vtkTransferfunction and vtkLookupTable.

Definition at line 95 of file mitkRenderingModeProperty.h.