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Magick::Blob

Magick::Blob

Blob provides the means to contain any opaque data. It is named after the term "Binary Large OBject" commonly used to describe unstructured data (such as encoded images) which is stored in a database. While the function of Blob is very simple (store a pointer and and size associated with allocated data), the Blob class provides some very useful capabilities. In particular, it is fully reference counted just like the Image class.

The Blob class supports value assignment while preserving any outstanding earlier versions of the object. Since assignment is via a pointer internally, Blob is efficient enough to be stored directly in an STL container or any other data structure which requires assignment. In particular, by storing a Blob in an associative container (such as STL's 'map') it is possible to create simple indexed in-memory "database" of Blobs.

Magick++ currently uses Blob to contain encoded images (e.g. JPEG) as well as ICC and IPTC profiles. Since Blob is a general-purpose class, it may be used for other purposes as well.

The methods Blob provides are shown in the following table:


Blob Methods

Method

Return Type

Signature(s)

Description

Blob

void

Default constructor

const void* data_, size_t length_

Construct object with data, making a copy of the supplied data

const Blob& blob_

Copy constructor (reference counted)

operator=

Blob

const Blob& blob_

Assignment operator (reference counted)

update

void

const void* data_, size_t length_

Update object contents, making a copy of the supplied data. Any existing data in the object is deallocated.

data

const void*

void

Obtain pointer to data

length

size_t

void

Obtain data length

updateNoCopy

void

void* data_, size_t length_, Blob::Allocator allocator_ = Blob::NewAllocator

Update object contents, using supplied pointer directly (no copy) Any existing data in the object is deallocated. The user must ensure that the pointer supplied is not deleted or otherwise modified after it has been supplied to this method. The optional allocator_ parameter allows the user to specify if the C (MallocAllocator) or C++ (NewAllocator) memory allocation system was used to allocate the memory. The default is to use the C++ memory allocator.



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