/* ============================================================
 *
 * This file is a part of digiKam project
 * https://www.digikam.org
 *
 * Date        : 2005-06-14
 * Description : digiKam 8/16 bits image management API
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2005      by Renchi Raju <renchi dot raju at gmail dot com>
 * Copyright (C) 2005-2021 by Gilles Caulier <caulier dot gilles at gmail dot com>
 * Copyright (C) 2006-2013 by Marcel Wiesweg <marcel dot wiesweg at gmx dot de>
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it
 * and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General
 * Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation;
 * either version 2, or (at your option)
 * any later version.
 *
 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 * GNU General Public License for more details.
 *
 * ============================================================ */

#ifndef DIGIKAM_DIMG_H
#define DIGIKAM_DIMG_H

// Qt includes

#include <QExplicitlySharedDataPointer>
#include <QByteArray>
#include <QFileInfo>
#include <QFlags>
#include <QSize>
#include <QRect>
#include <QVariant>

// Local includes

#include "digikam_export.h"
#include "drawdecoding.h"
#include "dcolor.h"
#include "dcolorcomposer.h"
#include "historyimageid.h"
#include "iccprofile.h"
#include "metaengine_data.h"

class QImage;
class QPixmap;

namespace Digikam
{

class ExposureSettingsContainer;
class DImageHistory;
class FilterAction;
class IccTransform;
class DImgLoaderObserver;

class DIGIKAM_EXPORT DImg
{
public:

    enum FORMAT
    {
        /**
         * NOTE: Order is important here:
         * See filesaveoptionbox.cpp which use these values to fill a stack of widgets.
         */
        NONE = 0,
        JPEG,
        PNG,
        TIFF,
        JP2K,
        PGF,
        HEIF,
        // Others file formats.
        RAW,
        QIMAGE  ///< QImage or ImageMagick
    };

    enum ANGLE
    {
        ROT90 = 0,
        ROT180,
        ROT270,
        ROTNONE
    };

    enum FLIP
    {
        HORIZONTAL = 0,
        VERTICAL
    };

    enum COLORMODEL
    {
        COLORMODELUNKNOWN = 0,
        RGB,
        GRAYSCALE,
        MONOCHROME,
        INDEXED,
        YCBCR,
        CMYK,
        CIELAB,
        COLORMODELRAW
    };

public:

    /**
     * Identify file format
     */
    static FORMAT fileFormat(const QString& filePath);

    static QString formatToMimeType(FORMAT frm);

public:

    class Private;

public:

    /**
     * Create null image
     */
    DImg();

    /**
     * Load image using QByteArray as file path
     */
    explicit DImg(const QByteArray& filePath, DImgLoaderObserver* const observer = nullptr,
                  const DRawDecoding& rawDecodingSettings = DRawDecoding());

    /**
     * Load image using QString as file path
     */
    explicit DImg(const QString& filePath, DImgLoaderObserver* const observer = nullptr,
                  const DRawDecoding& rawDecodingSettings = DRawDecoding());

    /**
     * Copy image: Creates a shallow copy that refers to the same shared data.
     * The two images will be equal. Call detach() or copy() to create deep copies.
     */
    DImg(const DImg& image);

    /**
     * Copy image: Creates a copy of a QImage object. If the QImage is null, a
     * null DImg will be created.
     */
    explicit DImg(const QImage& image);

    /**
     * Create image from data.
     * If data is 0, a new buffer will be allocated, otherwise the given data will be used:
     * If copydata is true, the data will be copied to a newly allocated buffer.
     * If copyData is false, this DImg object will take ownership of the data pointer.
     * If there is an alpha channel, the data shall be in non-premultiplied form (unassociated alpha).
     */
    DImg(uint width, uint height, bool sixteenBit, bool alpha = false, uchar* const data = nullptr, bool copyData = true);

    ~DImg();

    /**
     * Equivalent to the copy constructor
     */
    DImg&      operator=(const DImg& image);

    /** Detaches from shared data and makes sure that this image
     * is the only one referring to the data.
     * If multiple images share common data, this image makes a copy
     * of the data and detaches itself from the sharing mechanism.
     * Nothing is done if there is just a single reference.
     */
    void       detach();

    /** Returns whether two images are equal.
     * Two images are equal if and only if they refer to the same shared data.
     * (Thus, DImg() == DImg() is not true, both instances refer two their
     * own shared data. image == DImg(image) is true.)
     * If two or more images refer to the same data, they have the same
     * image data, bits() returns the same data, they have the same metadata,
     * and a change to one image also affects the others.
     * Call detach() to split one image from the group of equal images.
     */
    bool        operator==(const DImg& image) const;

    /**
     * Replaces image data of this object. Metadata is unchanged. Parameters like constructor above.
     */
    void        putImageData(uint width, uint height, bool sixteenBit, bool alpha, uchar* const data, bool copyData = true);

    /**
     * Overloaded function, provided for convenience, behaves essentially
     * like the function above if data is not 0.
     * Uses current width, height, sixteenBit, and alpha values.
     * If data is 0, the current data is deleted and the image is set to null
     * (But metadata unchanged).
     */
    void        putImageData(uchar* const data, bool copyData = true);

    /**
     * Reset metadata and image data to null image
     */
    void        reset();

    /**
     * Reset metadata, but do not change image data
     */
    void        resetMetaData();

    /**
     * Returns the data of this image.
     * Ownership of the buffer is passed to the caller, this image will be null afterwards.
     */
    uchar*      stripImageData();

    bool        load(const QString& filePath, DImgLoaderObserver* const observer = nullptr,
                     const DRawDecoding& rawDecodingSettings = DRawDecoding());

    bool        load(const QString& filePath,
                     bool loadMetadata, bool loadICCData, bool loadUniqueHash, bool loadHistory,
                     DImgLoaderObserver* const observer = nullptr,
                     const DRawDecoding& rawDecodingSettings = DRawDecoding());

    bool        load(const QString& filePath, int loadFlags, DImgLoaderObserver* const observer,
                     const DRawDecoding& rawDecodingSettings = DRawDecoding());

    bool        save(const QString& filePath, FORMAT frm, DImgLoaderObserver* const observer = nullptr);
    bool        save(const QString& filePath, const QString& format, DImgLoaderObserver* const observer = nullptr);

    /**
     * It is common that images are not directly saved to the destination path.
     * For this reason, save() does not call addAsReferredImage(), and the stored
     * save path may be wrong.
     * Call this method after save() with the final destination path.
     * This path will be stored in the image history as well.
     */
    void        imageSavedAs(const QString& savePath);

    /**
     * Loads most parts of the meta information, but never the image data.
     * If loadMetadata is true, the metadata will be available with getComments, getExif, getIptc, getXmp .
     * If loadICCData is true, the ICC profile will be available with getICCProfile.
     */
    bool        loadItemInfo(const QString& filePath, bool loadMetadata = true,
                             bool loadICCData = true, bool loadUniqueHash = true,
                             bool loadImageHistory = true);

    bool        isNull()         const;
    uint        width()          const;
    uint        height()         const;
    QSize       size()           const;
    uchar*      copyBits()       const;
    uchar*      bits()           const;
    uchar*      scanLine(uint i) const;
    bool        hasAlpha()       const;
    bool        sixteenBit()     const;
    quint64     numBytes()       const;
    quint64     numPixels()      const;

    /**
     * Return the number of bytes depth of one pixel : 4 (non sixteenBit) or 8 (sixteen)
     */
    int         bytesDepth() const;

    /**
     * Return the number of bits depth of one color component for one pixel : 8 (non sixteenBit) or 16 (sixteen)
     */
    int         bitsDepth()  const;

    /**
     * Returns the file path from which this DImg was originally loaded.
     * Returns a null string if the DImg was not loaded from a file.
     */
    QString     originalFilePath() const;

    /**
     * Returns the file path to which this DImg was saved.
     * Returns the file path set with imageSavedAs(), if that was not called,
     * save(), if that was not called, a null string.
     */
    QString     lastSavedFilePath() const;

    /**
     * Returns the color model in which the image was stored in the file.
     * The color space of the loaded image data is always RGB.
     */
    COLORMODEL  originalColorModel() const;

    /**
     * Returns the bit depth (in bits per channel, e.g. 8 or 16) of the original file.
     */
    int         originalBitDepth() const;

    /**
     * Returns the size of the original file.
     */
    QSize       originalSize() const;

    /**
     * Returns the size of the original file
     * in the same aspect ratio as size().
     */
    QSize       originalRatioSize() const;

    /**
     * Returns the file format in form of the FORMAT enum that was detected in the load()
     * method. Other than the format attribute which is written by the DImgLoader,
     * this can include the QIMAGE or NONE values.
     * Returns NONE for images that have not been loaded.
     * For unknown image formats, a value of QIMAGE can be returned to indicate that the
     * QImage-based loader will have been used. To find out if this has worked, check
     * the return value you got from load().
     */
    FORMAT      detectedFormat() const;

    /**
     * Returns the format string as written by the image loader this image was originally
     * loaded from. Format strings used include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PGF, JP2K, RAW, PPM.
     * For images loaded with the platform QImage loader, the file suffix is used.
     * Returns null if this DImg was not loaded from a file, but created in memory.
     */
    QString     format() const;

    /**
     * Returns the format string of the format that this image was last saved to.
     * An image can be loaded from a file - retrieve that format with fileFormat()
     * and loadedFormat() - and can the multiple times be saved to different formats.
     * Format strings used include JPG, PGF, PNG, TIFF and JP2K.
     * If this file was not save, a null string is returned.
     */
    QString     savedFormat() const;

    /**
     * Returns the DRawDecoding options that this DImg was loaded with.
     * If this is not a RAW image or no options were specified, returns DRawDecoding().
     */
    DRawDecoding rawDecodingSettings() const;

    /**
     * Access a single pixel of the image.
     * These functions add some safety checks and then use the methods from DColor.
     * In optimized code working directly on the data,
     * better use the inline methods from DColor.
     */
    DColor      getPixelColor(uint x, uint y) const;
    void        setPixelColor(uint x, uint y, const DColor& color);
    void        prepareSubPixelAccess();
    DColor      getSubPixelColor(float x, float y) const;
    DColor      getSubPixelColorFast(float x, float y) const;

    /**
     * If the image has an alpha channel, check if there exist pixels
     * which actually have non-opaque color, that is alpha < 1.0.
     * Note that all pixels are scanned to reach a return value of "false".
     * If hasAlpha() is false, always returns false.
     */
    bool        hasTransparentPixels() const;

    /**
     * Return true if the original image file format cannot be saved.
     * This is depending of DImgLoader::save() implementation. For example
     * RAW file formats are supported by DImg using dcraw than cannot support
     * writing operations.
     */
    bool       isReadOnly()        const;

    /**
     * Metadata manipulation methods
     */
    MetaEngineData getMetadata()   const;
    IccProfile getIccProfile()     const;
    void       setMetadata(const MetaEngineData& data);
    void       setIccProfile(const IccProfile& profile);

    void       setAttribute(const QString& key, const QVariant& value);
    QVariant   attribute(const QString& key)    const;
    bool       hasAttribute(const QString& key) const;
    void       removeAttribute(const QString& key);

    void       setEmbeddedText(const QString& key, const QString& text);
    QString    embeddedText(const QString& key) const;

    const DImageHistory& getItemHistory() const;
    DImageHistory&       getItemHistory();
    void                 setItemHistory(const DImageHistory& history);
    bool                 hasImageHistory() const;
    DImageHistory        getOriginalImageHistory() const;
    void                 addFilterAction(const FilterAction& action);

    /**
     * Sets a step in the history to constitute the beginning of a branch.
     * Use setHistoryBranch() to take getOriginalImageHistory() and set the first added step as a branch.
     * Use setHistoryBranchForLastSteps(n) to start the branch before the last n steps in the history.
     * (Assume the history had 3 steps and you added 2, call setHistoryBranchForLastSteps(2))
     * Use setHistoryBranchAfter() if have a copy of the history before branching,
     * the first added step on top of that history will be made a branch.
     */
    void                 setHistoryBranchAfter(const DImageHistory& historyBeforeBranch, bool isBranch = true);
    void                 setHistoryBranchForLastSteps(int numberOfLastHistorySteps, bool isBranch = true);
    void                 setHistoryBranch(bool isBranch = true);

    /**
     * When saving, several changes to the image metadata are necessary
     * before it can safely be written to the new file.
     * This method updates the stored meta engine object in preparation to a subsequent
     * call to save() with the same target file.
     * 'intendedDestPath' is the finally intended file name. Do not give the temporary
     *   file name if you are going to save() to a temp file.
     * 'destMimeType' is destination type mime. In some cases, metadata is updated depending on this value.
     * 'originalFileName' is the original file's name, for simplistic history tracking in metadata.
     *   This is completely independent from the DImageHistory framework.
     * For the 'flags' see below.
     * Not all steps are optional and can be controlled with flags.
     */
    enum PrepareMetadataFlag
    {
        /**
         * A small preview can be stored in the metadata.
         * Remove old preview entries
         */
        RemoveOldMetadataPreviews = 1 << 0,
        /**
         * Create a new preview from current image data.
         */
        CreateNewMetadataPreview  = 1 << 1,
        /**
         * Set the exif orientation tag to "normal"
         * Applicable if the image data was rotated according to the tag
         */
        ResetExifOrientationTag   = 1 << 2,
        /**
         * Creates a new UUID for the image history.
         * Applicable if the file was changed.
         */
        CreateNewImageHistoryUUID = 1 << 3,

        PrepareMetadataFlagsAll   = RemoveOldMetadataPreviews |
                                    CreateNewMetadataPreview  |
                                    ResetExifOrientationTag   |
                                    CreateNewImageHistoryUUID
    };
    Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(PrepareMetadataFlags, PrepareMetadataFlag)

    void prepareMetadataToSave(const QString& intendedDestPath,
                               const QString& destMimeType,
                               const QString& originalFileName = QString(),
                               PrepareMetadataFlags flags      = PrepareMetadataFlagsAll);

    /**
     * For convenience: Including all flags, except for ResetExifOrientationTag which can be selected.
     * Uses originalFilePath() to fill the original file name.
     */
    void prepareMetadataToSave(const QString& intendedDestPath,
                               const QString& destMimeType,
                               bool           resetExifOrientationTag);

    /**
     * Create a HistoryImageId for _this_ image _already_ saved at the given file path.
     */
    HistoryImageId createHistoryImageId(const QString& filePath, HistoryImageId::Type type);

    /**
     * If you have saved this DImg to filePath, and want to continue using this DImg object
     * to add further changes to the image history, you can call this method to add to the image history
     * a reference to the just saved image.
     * First call updateMetadata(), then call save(), then call addAsReferredImage().
     * Do not call this directly after loading, before applying any changes:
     * The history is correctly initialized when loading.
     * If you need to insert the referred file to an entry which is not the last entry,
     * which may happen if the added image was saved after this image's history was created,
     * you can use insertAsReferredImage.
     * The added id is returned.
     */
    HistoryImageId addAsReferredImage(const QString& filePath, HistoryImageId::Type type = HistoryImageId::Intermediate);
    void           addAsReferredImage(const HistoryImageId& id);
    void           insertAsReferredImage(int afterHistoryStep, const HistoryImageId& otherImagesId);

    /**
     * In the history, adjusts the UUID of the ImageHistoryId of the current file.
     * Call this if you have associated a UUID with this file which is not written to the metadata.
     * If there is already a UUID present, read from metadata, it will not be replaced.
     */
    void addCurrentUniqueImageId(const QString& uuid);

    /**
     * Retrieves the Exif orientation, either from the LoadSaveThread info provider if available,
     * or from the metadata
     */
    int exifOrientation(const QString& filePath);

    /**
     * When loaded from a file, some attributes like format and isReadOnly still depend on this
     * originating file. When saving in a different format to a different file,
     * you may wish to switch these attributes to the new file.
     * - fileOriginData() returns the current origin data, bundled in the returned QVariant.
     * - setFileOriginData() takes such a variant and adjusts the properties
     * - lastSavedFileOriginData() returns the origin data as if the image was loaded from
     *   the last saved image.
     * - switchOriginToLastSaved is equivalent to setting origin data returned from lastSavedFileOriginData()
     *
     * Example: an image loaded from a RAW and saved to PNG will be read-only and format RAW.
     * After calling switchOriginToLastSaved, it will not be read-only, format will be PNG,
     * and rawDecodingSettings will be null. detectedFormat() will not change.
     * In the history, the last referred image that was added (as intermediate) is made
     * the new Current image.
     * NOTE: Set the saved image path with imageSavedAs() before!
     */
    QVariant    fileOriginData()          const;
    void        setFileOriginData(const QVariant& data);
    QVariant    lastSavedFileOriginData() const;
    void        switchOriginToLastSaved();

    /**
     * Return a deep copy of full image
     */
    DImg       copy() const;

    /**
     * Return a deep copy of the image, but do not include metadata.
     */
    DImg       copyImageData() const;

    /**
     * Return an image that contains a deep copy of
     * this image's metadata and the information associated
     * with the image data (width, height, hasAlpha, sixteenBit),
     * but no image data, i.e. isNull() is true.
     */
    DImg       copyMetaData() const;

    /**
     * Return a region of image
     */
    DImg       copy(const QRect& rect)          const;
    DImg       copy(const QRectF& relativeRect) const;
    DImg       copy(int x, int y, int w, int h) const;

    /**
     * Copy a region of pixels from a source image to this image.
     * Parameters:
     * sx|sy  Coordinates in the source image of the rectangle to be copied
     * w h    Width and height of the rectangle (Default, or when both are -1: whole source image)
     * dx|dy  Coordinates in this image of the rectangle in which the region will be copied
     * (Default: 0|0)
     * The bit depth of source and destination must be identical.
     */
    void       bitBltImage(const DImg* const src, int dx, int dy);
    void       bitBltImage(const DImg* const src, int sx, int sy, int dx, int dy);
    void       bitBltImage(const DImg* const src, int sx, int sy, int w, int h, int dx, int dy);
    void       bitBltImage(const uchar* const src, int sx, int sy, int w, int h, int dx, int dy,
                           uint swidth, uint sheight, int sdepth);

    /**
     * Blend src image on this image (this is dest) with the specified composer
     * and multiplication flags. See documentation of DColorComposer for more info.
     * For the other arguments, see documentation of bitBltImage above.
     */
    void       bitBlendImage(DColorComposer* const composer, const DImg* const src,
                             int sx, int sy, int w, int h, int dx, int dy,
                             DColorComposer::MultiplicationFlags multiplicationFlags =
                                 DColorComposer::NoMultiplication);

    /**
     * For the specified region, blend this image on the given color with the specified
     * composer and multiplication flags. See documentation of DColorComposer for more info.
     * Note that the result pixel is again written to this image, which is, for the blending, source.
     */
    void       bitBlendImageOnColor(DColorComposer* const composer, const DColor& color,
                                    int x, int y, int w, int h,
                                    DColorComposer::MultiplicationFlags multiplicationFlags =
                                    DColorComposer::NoMultiplication);
    void       bitBlendImageOnColor(const DColor& color, int x, int y, int w, int h);
    void       bitBlendImageOnColor(const DColor& color);

    /**
     * QImage wrapper methods
     */
    QImage     copyQImage()                           const;
    QImage     copyQImage(const QRect& rect)          const;
    QImage     copyQImage(const QRectF& relativeRect) const;
    QImage     copyQImage(int x, int y, int w, int h) const;

    /**
     * Crop image to the specified region
     */
    void       crop(const QRect& rect);
    void       crop(int x, int y, int w, int h);

    /**
     * Set width and height of this image, smoothScale it to the given size
     */
    void       resize(int w, int h);

    /**
     * If the image has an alpha channel and transparent pixels,
     * it will be blended on the specified color and the alpha channel will be removed.
     * This is a no-op if hasTransparentPixels() is false, but this method can be expensive,
     * therefore it is _not_ checked inside removeAlphaChannel().
     * (the trivial hasAlpha() is checked)
     */
    void       removeAlphaChannel(const DColor& destColor);
    void       removeAlphaChannel();

    /**
     * Return a version of this image scaled to the specified size with the specified mode.
     * See QSize documentation for information on available modes
     */
    DImg       smoothScale(int width, int height, Qt::AspectRatioMode aspectRatioMode = Qt::IgnoreAspectRatio) const;
    DImg       smoothScale(const QSize& destSize, Qt::AspectRatioMode aspectRatioMode = Qt::IgnoreAspectRatio) const;

    /**
     * Executes the same scaling as smoothScale(width, height), but from the result of this call,
     * returns only the section specified by clipx, clipy, clipwidth, clipheight.
     * This is thus equivalent to calling
     * Dimg scaled = smoothScale(width, height); scaled.crop(clipx, clipy, clipwidth, clipheight);
     * but potentially much faster.
     * In smoothScaleSection, you specify the source region, here, the result region.
     * It will often not be possible to find _integer_ source coordinates for a result region!
     */
    DImg smoothScaleClipped(int width, int height, int clipx, int clipy, int clipwidth, int clipheight) const;
    DImg smoothScaleClipped(const QSize& destSize, const QRect& clip) const;

    /**
     * Take the region specified by the rectangle sx|sy, width and height sw * sh,
     * and scale it to an image with size dw * dh
     */
    DImg       smoothScaleSection(int sx, int sy, int sw, int sh, int dw, int dh) const;
    DImg       smoothScaleSection(const QRect& sourceRect, const QSize& destSize) const;

    void       rotate(ANGLE angle);
    void       flip(FLIP direction);

    /**
     * Rotates and/or flip the DImg according to the given DMetadata::Orientation,
     * so that the current state is orientation and the resulting step is normal orientation.
     * Returns true if the image was actually rotated or flipped (e.g. if ORIENTATION_NORMAL
     * is given, returns false, because no action is taken).
     */
    bool       rotateAndFlip(int orientation);

    /**
     * Reverses the previous function.
     */
    bool       reverseRotateAndFlip(int orientation);

    /**
     * Utility to make sure that an image is rotated according to Exif tag.
     * Detects if an image has previously already been rotated: You can
     * call this method more than one time on the same image.
     * Returns true if the image has actually been rotated or flipped.
     * Returns false if a rotation was not needed.
     */
    bool       wasExifRotated();
    bool       exifRotate(const QString& filePath);

    /**
     * Reverses the previous function
     */
    bool       reverseExifRotate(const QString& filePath);

    /**
     * Returns current DMetadata::Orientation from DImg
     */
    int        orientation() const;

    /** Rotates and/or flip the DImg according to the given transform action,
     * which is a MetaEngineRotation::TransformAction.
     * Returns true if the image was actually rotated or flipped.
     */
    bool       transform(int transformAction);

    QPixmap    convertToPixmap()                              const;
    QPixmap    convertToPixmap(IccTransform& monitorICCtrans) const;

    /**
     * Return a mask image where pure white and pure black pixels are over-colored.
     * This way is used to identify over and under exposed pixels.
     */
    QImage     pureColorMask(ExposureSettingsContainer* const expoSettings) const;

    /**
     * Convert depth of image. Depth is bytesDepth * bitsDepth.
     * If depth is 32, converts to 8 bits,
     * if depth is 64, converts to 16 bits.
     */
    void       convertDepth(int depth);

    /**
     * Wrapper methods for convertDepth
     */
    void       convertToSixteenBit();
    void       convertToEightBit();
    void       convertToDepthOfImage(const DImg* const otherImage);

    /**
     * Fill whole image with specified color.
     * The bit depth of the color must be identical to the depth of this image.
     */
    void       fill(const DColor& color);

    /**
     * This methods return a 128-bit MD5 hex digest which is meant to uniquely identify
     * the file. The hash is calculated on parts of the file and the file metadata.
     * It cannot be used to find similar images. It is not calculated from the image data.
     * The hash will be returned as a 32-byte hexadecimal string.
     *
     * If you already have a DImg object of the file, use the member method.
     * The object does not need to have the full image data loaded, but it shall at least
     * have been loaded with loadItemInfo with loadMetadata = true, or have the metadata
     * set later with setComments, setExif, setIptc, setXmp.
     * If the object does not have the metadata loaded, a non-null, but invalid hash will
     * be returned! In this case, use the static method.
     * If the image has been loaded with loadUniqueHash = true, the hash can be retrieved
     * with the member method.
     *
     * You do not need a DImg object of the file to retrieve the unique hash;
     * Use the static method and pass just the file path.
     */
    QByteArray getUniqueHash();
    static QByteArray getUniqueHash(const QString& filePath);

    /**
     * This methods return a 128-bit MD5 hex digest which is meant to uniquely identify
     * the file. The hash is calculated on parts of the file.
     * It cannot be used to find similar images. It is not calculated from the image data.
     * The hash will be returned as a 32-byte hexadecimal string.
     *
     * If you already have a DImg object loaded from the file, use the member method.
     * If the image has been loaded with loadUniqueHash = true, the hash will already
     * be available.
     *
     * You do not need a DImg object of the file to retrieve the unique hash;
     * Use the static method and pass just the file path.
     */
    QByteArray getUniqueHashV2();
    static QByteArray getUniqueHashV2(const QString& filePath);

    /**
     * This method creates a new 256-bit UUID meant to be globally unique.
     * The UUID will be returned as a 64-byte hexadecimal string.
     * At least 128bits of the UUID will be created by the platform random number
     * generator. The rest may be created from a content-based hash similar to the uniqueHash, see above.
     * This method only generates a new UUID for this image without in any way changing this image object
     * or saving the UUID anywhere.
     */
    QByteArray createImageUniqueId();

    /**
     * Helper method to translate enum values to user presentable strings
     */
    static QString colorModelToString(COLORMODEL colorModel);

    /**
     * Return true if image file is an animation, as GIFa or NMG
     */
    static bool isAnimatedImage(const QString& filePath);

private:

    DImg(const DImg& image, uint w, uint h);

    void copyMetaData(const QExplicitlySharedDataPointer<Private>& src);
    void copyImageData(const QExplicitlySharedDataPointer<Private>& src);
    void setImageData(bool null, uint width, uint height, bool sixteenBit, bool alpha);
    void setImageDimension(uint width, uint height);
    size_t allocateData() const;

    bool clipped(int& x, int& y, int& w, int& h, uint width, uint height) const;

    QDateTime         creationDateFromFilesystem(const QFileInfo& fileInfo) const;

    static QByteArray createUniqueHash(const QString& filePath, const QByteArray& ba);
    static QByteArray createUniqueHashV2(const QString& filePath);

    void bitBlt(const uchar* const src, uchar* const dest,
                int sx, int sy, int w, int h, int dx, int dy,
                uint swidth, uint sheight, uint dwidth, uint dheight,
                bool sixteenBit, int sdepth, int ddepth);
    void bitBlend(DColorComposer* const composer, uchar* const src, uchar* const dest,
                  int sx, int sy, int w, int h, int dx, int dy,
                  uint swidth, uint sheight, uint dwidth, uint dheight,
                  bool sixteenBit, int sdepth, int ddepth,
                  DColorComposer::MultiplicationFlags multiplicationFlags);
    void bitBlendOnColor(DColorComposer* const composer, const DColor& color,
                         uchar* data, int x, int y, int w, int h,
                         uint width, uint height, bool sixteenBit, int depth,
                         DColorComposer::MultiplicationFlags multiplicationFlags);
    bool normalizeRegionArguments(int& sx, int& sy, int& w, int& h, int& dx, int& dy,
                                  uint swidth, uint sheight, uint dwidth, uint dheight) const;

private:

    QExplicitlySharedDataPointer<Private> m_priv;

    friend class DImgLoader;
};

} // namespace Digikam

Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(Digikam::DImg::PrepareMetadataFlags)

#endif // DIGIKAM_DIMG_H
