CMTranslateRGBsExt function (icm.h)

Translates a bitmap from one defined format into a different defined format and calls a callback function periodically, if one is specified, to report progress and permit the calling application to terminate the translation.

Syntax

BOOL CMTranslateRGBsExt(
  HCMTRANSFORM   hcmTransform,
  LPVOID         lpSrcBits,
  BMFORMAT       bmInput,
  DWORD          dwWidth,
  DWORD          dwHeight,
  DWORD          dwInputStride,
  LPVOID         lpDestBits,
  BMFORMAT       bmOutput,
  DWORD          dwOutputStride,
  LPBMCALLBACKFN lpfnCallback,
  LPARAM         ulCallbackData
);

Parameters

hcmTransform

Specifies the color transform to use.

lpSrcBits

Pointer to the bitmap to translate.

bmInput

Specifies the input bitmap format.

dwWidth

Specifies the number of pixels per scan line in the input bitmap.

dwHeight

Specifies the number of scan lines in the input bitmap.

dwInputStride

Specifies the number of bytes from the beginning of one scan line to the beginning of the next in the input bitmap. If dwInputStride is set to zero, the CMM should assume that scan lines are padded so as to be DWORD-aligned.

lpDestBits

Points to a destination buffer in which to place the translated bitmap.

bmOutput

Specifies the output bitmap format.

dwOutputStride

Specifies the number of bytes from the beginning of one scan line to the beginning of the next in the input bitmap. If dwOutputStride is set to zero, the CMM should pad scan lines so that they are DWORD-aligned.

lpfnCallback

Pointer to an application-supplied callback function called periodically by CMTranslateRGBsExt to report progress and allow the calling process to cancel the translation. (See ICMProgressProcCallback.)

ulCallbackData

Data passed back to the callback function, for example to identify the translation that is reporting progress.

Return value

If this function succeeds, the return value is TRUE.

If this function fails, the return value is FALSE and the CMM should call SetLastError to set the last error to a valid error value defined in Winerror.h.

Remarks

Every CMM is required to export this function.

When writing into the destination buffer, the CMM should make sure that scan lines are padded to be DWORD-aligned.

If the input and output formats are not compatible with the color transform, this function fails.

If both input and output bitmap formats are 3 channel, 4 bytes per pixel as in the case of BM_xRGBQUADS, the fourth bytes should be preserved and copied to the output buffer.

If the callback function returns zero, processing should be cancelled and CMTranslateRGBsExt should return zero to indicate failure; the output buffer may be partially filled.

Note that this function must support in-place translation. That is, whenever the memory footprint of the output is less than or equal to the memory footprint of the input, this function must be able to translate the bitmap colors even if the source and destination buffers are the same.

Requirements

See also

• Basic color management concepts)
• Functions