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#ifndef __itkImageRegionConstIterator_h
#define __itkImageRegionConstIterator_h

#include "itkImageIterator.h"

namespace itk
{
/** \class ImageRegionConstIterator
 * \brief A multi-dimensional iterator templated over image type that walks a
 * region of pixels.
 *
 * The itk::ImageRegionConstIterator is optimized for iteration speed and is the
 * first choice for iterative, pixel-wise operations on an image.
 * ImageRegionIterator is the least specialized of the ITK image iterator
 * classes.  ImageRegionConstIterator is templated over the image type, and is
 * constrained to walk only within the specified region and along a line
 * parallel to one of the coordinate axes, "wrapping" to the next line as it
 * reaches the boundary of the image.  To walk the entire image, specify the
 * region to be \c image->GetRequestedRegion().
 *
 * ImageRegionConstIterator provides read-only access to image data.  It is the
 * base class for the read/write access ImageRegionIterator.
 *
 * ImageRegionConstIterator is a multi-dimensional iterator, requiring more
 * information be specified before the iterator can be used than conventional
 * iterators. Whereas the std::vector::iterator from the STL only needs to be
 * passed a pointer to establish the iterator, the multi-dimensional image
 * iterator needs a pointer, the size of the buffer, the size of the region,
 * the start index of the buffer, and the start index of the region. To gain
 * access to this information, ImageRegionConstIterator holds a reference to the
 * image over which it is traversing.
 *
 * ImageRegionConstIterator assumes a particular layout of the image data. The
 * is arranged in a 1D array as if it were [][][][slice][row][col] with
 * Index[0] = col, Index[1] = row, Index[2] = slice, etc.
 *
 * operator++ provides a simple syntax for walking around a region of
 * a multidimensional image. operator++ iterates across a row, constraining
 * the movement to within a region of image. When the iterator reaches
 * the boundary of the region along a row, the iterator automatically
 * wraps to the next row, starting at the first pixel in the row that is
 * part of the region. This allows for simple processing loops of the form:
 *
 * \code
 *
 *      it = it.Begin();
 *      for (; !it.IsAtEnd(); ++it)
 *         {
 *         *it += 100.0;
 *         }
 *
 * \endcode
 *
 * \par MORE INFORMATION
 * For a complete description of the ITK Image Iterators and their API, please
 * see the Iterators chapter in the ITK Software Guide.  The ITK Software Guide
 * is available in print and as a free .pdf download from http://www.itk.org.
 *
 * \ingroup ImageIterators
 *
 * \sa ImageConstIterator \sa ConditionalConstIterator
 * \sa ConstNeighborhoodIterator \sa ConstShapedNeighborhoodIterator
 * \sa ConstSliceIterator  \sa CorrespondenceDataStructureIterator
 * \sa FloodFilledFunctionConditionalConstIterator
 * \sa FloodFilledImageFunctionConditionalConstIterator
 * \sa FloodFilledImageFunctionConditionalIterator
 * \sa FloodFilledSpatialFunctionConditionalConstIterator
 * \sa FloodFilledSpatialFunctionConditionalIterator
 * \sa ImageConstIterator \sa ImageConstIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageIterator \sa ImageIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageLinearConstIteratorWithIndex  \sa ImageLinearIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageRandomConstIteratorWithIndex  \sa ImageRandomIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageRegionConstIterator \sa ImageRegionConstIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageRegionExclusionConstIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageRegionExclusionIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageRegionIterator  \sa ImageRegionIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa ImageRegionReverseConstIterator  \sa ImageRegionReverseIterator
 * \sa ImageReverseConstIterator  \sa ImageReverseIterator
 * \sa ImageSliceConstIteratorWithIndex  \sa ImageSliceIteratorWithIndex
 * \sa NeighborhoodIterator \sa PathConstIterator  \sa PathIterator
 * \sa ShapedNeighborhoodIterator  \sa SliceIterator
 * \sa ImageConstIteratorWithIndex
 * \ingroup ITKCommon
 *
 * \wiki
 * \wikiexample{Iterators/ImageRegionConstIterator,Iterate over a region of an image (without write access)}
 * \endwiki
 */
template< typename TImage >
class ImageRegionConstIterator:public ImageConstIterator< TImage >
{
public:
  /** Standard class typedef. */
  typedef ImageRegionConstIterator     Self;
  typedef ImageConstIterator< TImage > Superclass;

  /** Dimension of the image that the iterator walks.  This constant is needed so
   * functions that are templated over image iterator type (as opposed to
   * being templated over pixel type and dimension) can have compile time
   * access to the dimension of the image that the iterator walks. */
  itkStaticConstMacro(ImageIteratorDimension, unsigned int,
                      Superclass::ImageIteratorDimension);

  /**
   * Index typedef support. While these were already typdef'ed in the superclass,
   * they need to be redone here for this subclass to compile properly with gcc.
   */
  /** Types inherited from the Superclass */
  typedef typename Superclass::IndexType             IndexType;
  typedef typename Superclass::SizeType              SizeType;
  typedef typename Superclass::OffsetType            OffsetType;
  typedef typename Superclass::RegionType            RegionType;
  typedef typename Superclass::ImageType             ImageType;
  typedef typename Superclass::PixelContainer        PixelContainer;
  typedef typename Superclass::PixelContainerPointer PixelContainerPointer;
  typedef typename Superclass::InternalPixelType     InternalPixelType;
  typedef typename Superclass::PixelType             PixelType;
  typedef typename Superclass::AccessorType          AccessorType;

  /** Run-time type information (and related methods). */
  itkTypeMacro(ImageRegionConstIterator, ImageIterator);

  /** Default constructor. Needed since we provide a cast constructor. */
  ImageRegionConstIterator():ImageConstIterator< TImage >()
  {
    m_SpanBeginOffset = 0;
    m_SpanEndOffset = 0;
  }

  /** Constructor establishes an iterator to walk a particular image and a
   * particular region of that image. */
  ImageRegionConstIterator(const ImageType *ptr,
                           const RegionType & region):
    ImageConstIterator< TImage >(ptr, region)
  {
    m_SpanBeginOffset = this->m_BeginOffset;
    m_SpanEndOffset   = this->m_BeginOffset + static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] );
  }

  /** Constructor that can be used to cast from an ImageIterator to an
   * ImageRegionConstIterator. Many routines return an ImageIterator, but for a
   * particular task, you may want an ImageRegionConstIterator.  Rather than
   * provide overloaded APIs that return different types of Iterators, itk
   * returns ImageIterators and uses constructors to cast from an
   * ImageIterator to a ImageRegionConstIterator. */
  ImageRegionConstIterator(const ImageIterator< TImage > & it)
  {
    this->ImageConstIterator< TImage >::operator=(it);

    IndexType ind = this->GetIndex();
    m_SpanEndOffset = this->m_Offset + static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] )
                      - ( ind[0] - this->m_Region.GetIndex()[0] );
    m_SpanBeginOffset = m_SpanEndOffset
                        - static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] );
  }

  /** Constructor that can be used to cast from an ImageConstIterator to an
   * ImageRegionConstIterator. Many routines return an ImageIterator, but for a
   * particular task, you may want an ImageRegionConstIterator.  Rather than
   * provide overloaded APIs that return different types of Iterators, itk
   * returns ImageIterators and uses constructors to cast from an
   * ImageIterator to a ImageRegionConstIterator. */
  ImageRegionConstIterator(const ImageConstIterator< TImage > & it)
  {
    this->ImageConstIterator< TImage >::operator=(it);

    IndexType ind = this->GetIndex();
    m_SpanEndOffset = this->m_Offset + static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] )
                      - ( ind[0] - this->m_Region.GetIndex()[0] );
    m_SpanBeginOffset = m_SpanEndOffset
                        - static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] );
  }

  /** Move an iterator to the beginning of the region. "Begin" is
   * defined as the first pixel in the region. */
  void GoToBegin()
  {
    Superclass::GoToBegin();

    // reset the span offsets
    m_SpanBeginOffset = this->m_BeginOffset;
    m_SpanEndOffset   = this->m_BeginOffset + static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] );
  }

  /** Move an iterator to the end of the region. "End" is defined as
   * one pixel past the last pixel of the region. */
  void GoToEnd()
  {
    Superclass::GoToEnd();

    // reset the span offsets
    m_SpanEndOffset = this->m_EndOffset;
    m_SpanBeginOffset = m_SpanEndOffset - static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] );
  }

  /** Return an iterator for the beginning of the region. "Begin"
   * is defined as the first pixel in the region.
   * \deprecated Use GoToBegin() instead */
  itkLegacyMacro(Self Begin(void) const);

  /** Return an iterator for the end of the region. "End" is defined
  * as one pixel past the last pixel of the region.
  * \deprecated Use GoToEnd() instead */
  itkLegacyMacro(Self End(void) const);

  /** Set the index. No bounds checking is performed. This is overridden
   * from the parent because we have an extra ivar.
   * \sa GetIndex */
  void SetIndex(const IndexType & ind)
  {
    Superclass::SetIndex(ind);
    m_SpanEndOffset = this->m_Offset + static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] )
                      - ( ind[0] - this->m_Region.GetIndex()[0] );
    m_SpanBeginOffset = m_SpanEndOffset - static_cast< OffsetValueType >( this->m_Region.GetSize()[0] );
  }

  /** Increment (prefix) the fastest moving dimension of the iterator's index.
   * This operator will constrain the iterator within the region (i.e. the
   * iterator will automatically wrap from the end of the row of the region
   * to the beginning of the next row of the region) up until the iterator
   * tries to moves past the last pixel of the region.  Here, the iterator
   * will be set to be one pixel past the end of the region.
   * \sa operator++(int) */
  Self &
  operator++()
  {
    if ( ++this->m_Offset >= m_SpanEndOffset )
      {
      this->Increment();
      }
    return *this;
  }

  /** Decrement (prefix) the fastest moving dimension of the iterator's index.
   * This operator will constrain the iterator within the region (i.e. the
   * iterator will automatically wrap from the beginning of the row of the region
   * to the end of the next row of the region) up until the iterator
   * tries to moves past the first pixel of the region.  Here, the iterator
   * will be set to be one pixel past the beginning of the region.
   * \sa operator--(int) */
  Self & operator--()
  {
    if ( --this->m_Offset < m_SpanBeginOffset )
      {
      this->Decrement();
      }
    return *this;
  }

protected:
  OffsetValueType m_SpanBeginOffset; // one pixel before the beginning of the span
                                   // (row)
  OffsetValueType m_SpanEndOffset;   // one pixel past the end of the span (row)

private:
  void Increment(); // advance in a direction other than the fastest moving

  void Decrement(); // go back in a direction other than the fastest moving
};
} // end namespace itk

#ifndef ITK_MANUAL_INSTANTIATION
#include "itkImageRegionConstIterator.hxx"
#endif

#endif
