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// ***************************************************************** -*- C++ -*-
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/*!
@file makernote.hpp
@brief Contains the Exif %MakerNote interface, IFD %MakerNote and a
MakerNote factory
@version $Rev$
@author Andreas Huggel (ahu)
<a href="mailto:ahuggel@gmx.net">ahuggel@gmx.net</a>
@date 18-Feb-04, ahu: created
*/
#ifndef MAKERNOTE_HPP_
#define MAKERNOTE_HPP_
// *****************************************************************************
// included header files
#include "types.hpp"
#include "ifd.hpp"
// + standard includes
#include <string>
#include <iosfwd>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
#include <map>
#include <memory>
// *****************************************************************************
// namespace extensions
namespace Exiv2 {
// *****************************************************************************
// class declarations
class Value;
// *****************************************************************************
// class definitions
/*!
@brief Exif makernote interface
%MakerNote is a low-level container for makernote entries. The ExifData
container uses makernote entries just like the other Exif metadata. Thus,
clients can access Exif and makernote tags and their values uniformly
through the ExifData interface. The role of %MakerNote is very similar to
that of class Ifd (but makernotes do not need to be in IFD format, see
below). In addition, it provides %MakerNote specific tag descriptions and
print functions to interpret the makernote values.
MakerNote holds methods and functionality to
- read the makernote from a character buffer
- copy the makernote to a character buffer
- maintain a list of makernote entries (similar to IFD entries)
- interpret (print) the values of makernote tags
Makernotes can be added to the system by subclassing %MakerNote and
registering a create function for the new subclass together with the
camera make and model (which may contain wildcards) in the
MakerNoteFactory. Since the majority of makernotes are in IFD format,
subclass IfdMakerNote is provided. It contains an IFD container and
implements all interface methods related to the makernote entries. <BR>
To implement a new IFD makernote, all that you need to do is
- subclass %IfdMakerNote,
- implement methods to read and check the header (if any) as well as
clone and create functions,
- add a list of tag descriptions and appropriate print functions and
- register the camera make/model and create function in the makernote factory.
.
See existing makernote implementations for examples, e.g., CanonMakerNote
or FujiMakerNote.
Finally, the header file which defines the static variable
\em register*MakerNote needs to be included from mn.hpp, to ensure that
the makernote is automatically registered in the factory.
*/
class MakerNote {
//! @name Not implemented
//@{
//! Assignment not allowed (memory management mode alloc_ is const)
MakerNote& operator=(const MakerNote& rhs);
//@}
public:
//! Shortcut for a %MakerNote auto pointer.
typedef std::auto_ptr<MakerNote> AutoPtr;
//! @name Creators
//@{
/*!
@brief Constructor. Allows to choose whether or not memory management
is required for the Entries.
*/
explicit MakerNote(bool alloc =true);
//! Virtual destructor.
virtual ~MakerNote() {}
//@}
//! @name Manipulators
//@{
/*!
@brief Read the makernote, including the makernote header, from the
Exif data buffer.
@param buf Pointer to the Exif data buffer that contains the
MakerNote to decode. The buffer should contain all Exif
data starting from the TIFF header.
@param len Number of bytes in the Exif data buffer
@param start MakerNote starts at buf + start.
@param byteOrder Applicable byte order (little or big endian).
@param shift IFD offsets are relative to buf + shift.
@return 0 if successful.
*/
virtual int read(const byte* buf,
long len,
long start,
ByteOrder byteOrder,
long shift =0) =0;
/*!
@brief Copy (write) the makerNote to the character buffer buf at
position offset (from the start of the TIFF header), encoded
in byte order byteOrder. Update internal offsets if necessary.
Return the number of bytes written.
*/
virtual long copy(byte* buf, ByteOrder byteOrder, long offset) =0;
/*!
@brief Add the entry to the makernote. No duplicate-check is performed,
i.e., it is possible to add multiple entries with the same tag.
The memory allocation mode of the entry to be added must be the
same as that of the makernote and the IFD id of the entry must
be set to 'makerIfd'.
*/
virtual void add(const Entry& entry) =0;
//! The first makernote entry
virtual Entries::iterator begin() =0;
//! End of the makernote entries
virtual Entries::iterator end() =0;
/*!
@brief Update the base pointer of the %MakerNote and all its entries
to \em pNewBase.
Allows to re-locate the underlying data buffer to a new location
\em pNewBase. This method only has an effect in non-alloc mode.
*/
virtual void updateBase(byte* pNewBase) =0;
//@}
//! @name Accessors
//@{
//! Return the byte order (little or big endian).
ByteOrder byteOrder() const { return byteOrder_; }
//! Return the offset of the makernote from the start of the TIFF header
long offset() const { return offset_; }
/*!
@brief Return an auto-pointer to an newly created, empty instance of
the same type as this. The makernote entries are <B>not</B>
copied. The caller owns the new object and the auto-pointer
ensures that it will be deleted.
@param alloc Memory management model for the newly created object.
Indicates if memory required to store data should be allocated
and deallocated (true) or not (false). If false, only pointers
to the buffer provided to read() will be kept. See Ifd for more
background on this concept.
*/
AutoPtr create(bool alloc =true) const;
/*!
@brief Return an auto-pointer to a clone of this object. The caller
owns the new object and the auto-pointer ensures that it will
be deleted.
@note In non-alloc mode the clone potentially contains pointers to
the same data buffer as the original.
Use updateBase(byte* pNewBase) to adjust them.
*/
AutoPtr clone() const;
//! The first makernote entry
virtual Entries::const_iterator begin() const =0;
//! End of the makernote entries
virtual Entries::const_iterator end() const =0;
//! Find an entry by idx, return a const iterator to the record
virtual Entries::const_iterator findIdx(int idx) const =0;
//! Return the size of the makernote in bytes
virtual long size() const =0;
//@}
protected:
// DATA
/*!
@brief Flag to control the memory management: <BR>
True: requires memory allocation and deallocation, <BR>
False: no memory management needed.
*/
const bool alloc_;
/*!
@brief Offset of the makernote from the start of the TIFF header
(for offset()).
*/
long offset_;
/*!
@brief Alternative byte order to use, invalid if the byte order of the
Exif block can be used
*/
ByteOrder byteOrder_;
private:
//! Internal virtual create function.
virtual MakerNote* create_(bool alloc =true) const =0;
//! Internal virtual copy constructor.
virtual MakerNote* clone_() const =0;
}; // class MakerNote
//! Type for a pointer to a function creating a makernote
typedef MakerNote::AutoPtr (*CreateFct)(bool, const byte*, long, ByteOrder, long);
/*!
@brief Interface for MakerNotes in IFD format. See MakerNote.
*/
class IfdMakerNote : public MakerNote {
//! @name Not implemented
//@{
//! Assignment not allowed (Ifd does not have an assignment operator)
IfdMakerNote& operator=(const IfdMakerNote& rhs);
//@}
public:
//! Shortcut for an %IfdMakerNote auto pointer.
typedef std::auto_ptr<IfdMakerNote> AutoPtr;
//! @name Creators
//@{
/*!
@brief Constructor. Requires an %Ifd id and allows to choose whether
or not memory management is needed for the Entries and whether
the IFD has a next pointer.
*/
explicit IfdMakerNote(IfdId ifdId, bool alloc =true, bool hasNext =true);
//! Copy constructor
IfdMakerNote(const IfdMakerNote& rhs);
//! Virtual destructor
virtual ~IfdMakerNote() {}
//@}
//! @name Manipulators
//@{
virtual int read(const byte* buf,
long len,
long start,
ByteOrder byteOrder,
long shift);
/*!
@brief Read the makernote header from the makernote databuffer. This
method must set the offset to the start of the IFD (start_), if
needed (assuming that the required information is in the header).
Return 0 if successful.
@note The default implementation does nothing, assuming there is no
header
*/
virtual int readHeader(const byte* buf,
long len,
ByteOrder byteOrder);
virtual long copy(byte* buf, ByteOrder byteOrder, long offset);
virtual void add(const Entry& entry) { ifd_.add(entry); }
virtual Entries::iterator begin() { return ifd_.begin(); }
virtual Entries::iterator end() { return ifd_.end(); }
virtual void updateBase(byte* pNewBase);
//@}
//! @name Accessors
//@{
virtual Entries::const_iterator begin() const { return ifd_.begin(); }
virtual Entries::const_iterator end() const { return ifd_.end(); }
virtual Entries::const_iterator findIdx(int idx) const;
virtual long size() const;
AutoPtr create(bool alloc =true) const;
AutoPtr clone() const;
/*!
@brief Check the makernote header. This will typically check if a
required prefix string is present in the header. Return 0 if
successful.
@note The default implementation does nothing, assuming there is no
header
*/
virtual int checkHeader() const;
/*!
@brief Write the makernote header to a character buffer, return the
number of characters written.
@note The default implementation copies the header_ buffer.
*/
virtual long copyHeader(byte* buf) const;
/*!
@brief Return the size of the makernote header in bytes.
@note The default implementation returns the size of the header_
buffer.
*/
virtual long headerSize() const;
//@}
protected:
// DATA
/*!
@brief True: IFD offsets are relative to the start of the TIFF
header (i.e., the start of the Exif data section)
+ shift_
False: IFD offsets are relative to the start of the
makernote + shift_
*/
bool absShift_;
/*!
@brief Adjustment for IFD offsets, see absShift_.
*/
long shift_;
/*!
@brief Start of the makernote IFD relative to the start of the
makernote.
*/
long start_;
//! Data buffer for the makernote header
DataBuf header_;
//! The makernote IFD
Ifd ifd_;
private:
virtual IfdMakerNote* create_(bool alloc =true) const =0;
virtual IfdMakerNote* clone_() const =0;
}; // class IfdMakerNote
/*!
@brief Factory for MakerNote objects.
Maintains an associative list (tree) of camera makes/models and
corresponding %MakerNote create functions. Creates an instance of the
%MakerNote for one camera make/model. The factory is implemented as a
static class.
*/
class MakerNoteFactory {
public:
//! Destructor.
static void cleanup();
/*!
@brief Register a %MakerNote create function for a camera make and
model.
Registers a create function for a %MakerNote for a given make and
model combination with the factory. Both the make and model strings
may contain wildcards ('*', e.g., "Canon*"). If the make already
exists in the registry, then a new branch for the model is added. If
the model also already exists, then the new create function replaces
the old one.
@param make Camera manufacturer. (Typically the string from the Exif
make tag.)
@param model Camera model. (Typically the string from the Exif
model tag.)
@param createMakerNote Pointer to a function to create a new
%MakerNote of a particular type.
*/
static void registerMakerNote(const std::string& make,
const std::string& model,
CreateFct createMakerNote);
//! Register a %MakerNote prototype in the IFD id registry.
static void registerMakerNote(IfdId ifdId, MakerNote::AutoPtr makerNote);
/*!
@brief Create the appropriate %MakerNote based on camera make and
model and possibly the contents of the makernote itself, return
an auto-pointer to the newly created MakerNote instance. Return
0 if no %MakerNote is defined for the camera model.
The method searches the make-model tree for a make and model
combination in the registry that matches the search key. The search is
case insensitive (Todo: implement case-insensitive comparisons) and
wildcards in the registry entries are supported. First the best
matching make is searched, then the best matching model for this make
is searched. If there is no matching make or no matching model within
the models registered for the best matching make, then no makernote
is created and the function returns 0. If a match is found, the
function invokes the registered create function and returns an
auto-pointer to the newly created MakerNote. The makernote pointed to
is owned by the caller of the function and the auto-pointer ensures
that it is deleted. The best match is an exact match, then a match is
rated according to the number of matching characters. The makernote
buffer is passed on to the create function, which can based on its
content, automatically determine the correct version or flavour of the
makernote required. This is used, e.g., to determine which of the
three Nikon makernotes to create.
@param make Camera manufacturer. (Typically the string from the Exif
make tag.)
@param model Camera model. (Typically the string from the Exif
model tag.)
@param alloc Memory management model for the new MakerNote. Determines
if memory required to store data should be allocated and
deallocated (true) or not (false). If false, only pointers to
the buffer provided to read() will be kept. See Ifd for more
background on this concept.
@param buf Pointer to the makernote character buffer.
@param len Length of the makernote character buffer.
@param byteOrder Byte order in which the Exif data (and possibly the
makernote) is encoded.
@param offset Offset from the start of the TIFF header of the makernote
buffer.
@return An auto-pointer that owns a %MakerNote for the camera model.
If the camera is not supported, the pointer is 0.
*/
static MakerNote::AutoPtr create(const std::string& make,
const std::string& model,
bool alloc,
const byte* buf,
long len,
ByteOrder byteOrder,
long offset);
//! Create a %MakerNote for an IFD id.
static MakerNote::AutoPtr create(IfdId ifdId, bool alloc =true);
/*!
@brief Match a registry entry with a key (used for make and model).
The matching algorithm is case insensitive and wildcards ('*') in the
registry entry are supported. The best match is an exact match, then
a match is rated according to the number of matching characters.
@return A score value indicating how good the key and registry entry
match. 0 means no match, values greater than 0 indicate a
match, larger values are better matches:<BR>
0: key and registry entry do not match<BR>
1: a pure wildcard match, i.e., the registry entry is just
a wildcard.<BR>
Score values greater than 1 are computed by adding 1 to the
number of matching characters, except for an exact match,
which scores 2 plus the number of matching characters.
*/
static int match(const std::string& regEntry, const std::string& key);
/*!
@brief Class Init is used to execute initialisation and termination
code exactly once, at the begin and end of the program.
See Bjarne Stroustrup, 'The C++ Programming Language 3rd
Edition', section 21.5.2 for details about this pattern.
*/
class Init {
static int count; //!< Counts calls to constructor
public:
//! @name Creators
//@{
//! Perform one-time initialisations.
Init();
//! Perform one-time cleanup operations.
~Init();
//@}
};
private:
//! @name Creators
//@{
//! Prevent construction: not implemented.
MakerNoteFactory() {}
//! Prevent copy construction: not implemented.
MakerNoteFactory(const MakerNoteFactory& rhs);
//@}
//! Creates the private static instance
static void init();
//! Type used to store model labels and %MakerNote create functions
typedef std::vector<std::pair<std::string, CreateFct> > ModelRegistry;
//! Type used to store a list of make labels and model registries
typedef std::vector<std::pair<std::string, ModelRegistry*> > Registry;
//! Type used to store a list of IFD ids and %MakerNote prototypes
typedef std::map<IfdId, MakerNote*> IfdIdRegistry;
// DATA
//! List of makernote types and corresponding makernote create functions.
static Registry* pRegistry_;
//! List of makernote IFD ids and corresponding create functions.
static IfdIdRegistry* pIfdIdRegistry_;
}; // class MakerNoteFactory
} // namespace Exiv2
namespace {
/*!
Each translation unit that includes makernote.hpp declares its own
Init object. The destructor ensures that the factory is properly
freed exactly once.
See Bjarne Stroustrup, 'The C++ Programming Language 3rd
Edition', section 21.5.2 for details about this pattern.
*/
Exiv2::MakerNoteFactory::Init makerNoteFactoryInit;
}
#endif // #ifndef MAKERNOTE_HPP_