Public

getWritableTile

getHeight

getMinX

getMinY

getWidth

releaseWritableTile

getMinTileX

getMinTileY

addTileObserver

getNumXTiles

getNumYTiles

getSampleModel

getTile

getTileHeight

getTileWidth

removeTileObserver

getTileGridXOffset

getTileGridYOffset

OutputStreamWriter

Making http post requests using okhttp

A writable sink for bytes.Most clients will use output streams that write data
to the file system ( 

java.io.OutputStream

 KeyStore is responsible for maintaining cryptographic keys and their owners. 
The type of the syste

java.security.KeyStore

 GregorianCalendar is a concrete subclass of Calendarand provides the standard
calendar used by most

java.util.GregorianCalendar

A synchronization aid that allows one or more threads to wait until a set of
operations being perfor

java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch

The Modifier class provides static methods and constants to decode class and
member access modifiers

javassist.Modifier

org.hibernate.mapping.Join

setScale

Return the original filename in the client's filesystem.This may contain path
information depending 

getOriginalFilename

addToBackStack

/**
     * Verify Rendered image conformity.
     */

"rendered image and writable rendered image dimensions are not conform.\n"

"rendered image and writable rendered image tiles configuration are not conform.\n"

// TODO : Should be required only for Direct iterators (working directly with data buffers)

"rendered image and writable rendered image haven't got same datas type"

/**
 * Performs the Flood Fill operation on the given raster.
 *
 * {@section Algorithm}
 * This class implements a <cite>Scan line flood fill</cite> algorithm as
 * <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_fill">documented in Wikipedia</a>
 * on June 2009, section <cite>Alternative implementations</cite> (queue-based)
 * modified as described in <cite>Scanline fill</cite> section. The algorithm
 * has been modified in order to work properly with tiled images.
 *
 * @author Martin Desruisseaux (Geomatys)
 * @version 3.01
 *
 * @since 3.01
 * @module
 *
 * @todo This class is abstract for now because not yet implemented as a JAI operation.
 *       However the static methods are ready for use.
 */

/**
     * The name of this operation in the JAI registry.
     * This is {@value}.
     */

/**
     * The old values in the source image.
     */

/**
     * The new values in the source image. The array length must matches the number of bands.
     */

/**
     * Constructs a new Flood Fill for the given image. While this constructor is public, it
     * should usually not be invoked directly. You should use {@linkplain javax.media.jai.JAI}
     * factory methods instead.
     *
     * @param source        The source image.
     * @param layout        The image layout.
     * @param configuration The image properties and rendering hints.
     * @param oldValues     The old values in the source images.
     * @param newValues     The new values in the source images.
     */

/**
     * Returns the source images.
     */

/**
     * Colors an area of connected pixels with the same set of color.
     * The fill is performed in place in the given image.
     * The operation is performed immediately; it is not deferred like usual JAI operations.
     *
     * @param image     The image in which to colors an area.
     * @param oldColors The colors to replace (usually only 1 color, but more are allowed).
     * @param newColors The new colors replacing the old ones.
     * @param points    The coordinate of the starting point. There is usually only one
     *                  such point, but more are allowed.
     */

/**
     * Colors an area of connected pixels with the same set of color.
     * The fill is performed in place in the given image.
     * The operation is performed immediately; it is not deferred like usual JAI operations.
     *
     * @param image     The image in which to colors an area.
     * @param oldValues The colors to replace (usually only 1 color, but more are allowed).
     * @param newValues The new colors replacing the old ones.
     * @param points    The coordinate of the starting point. There is usually only one
     *                  such point, but more are allowed.
     */

/*
         * Copies the old values in a set of SampleValues objects. The exact type of SampleValues
         * will depend on the transfer type.
         */

/**
     * Colors an area of connected pixels with the same set of color.
     * The fill is performed in place in the given image.
     * The operation is performed immediately; it is not deferred like usual JAI operations.
     *
     * @param image     The image in which to colors an area.
     * @param oldSamples The colors to replace (usually only 1 color, but more are allowed).
     * @param newSamples The new colors replacing the old ones.
     * @param points    The coordinate of the starting point. There is usually only one
     *                  such point, but more are allowed.
     */

/*
         * Copies the points coordinates in an IntegerList. The content of that list will be
         * (x,y) tupples translated in such a way that the upper left pixel is located at (0,0)
         * by definition (this is always the case with BufferedImage, but not necessarily with
         * other kind of RenderedImage). Later we will call the fill(WritableRaster...) method
         * in a loop as long as the list is not empty. Note that the fill(WritableRaster...)
         * method may itself push more points in that list (can occur only if the image is tiled).
         */

"renderedImage and writableRenderedImage haven't got same band number"

"rendered image and writable rendered image tiles configuration are not conform"

//writable image correspond with iteration area

"rendered image and writable rendered image dimensions are not conform"

How to use getTileGridXOffsetmethodin java.awt.image.WritableRenderedImage

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