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#ifndef itkLineConstIterator_h
#define itkLineConstIterator_h

#include "itkIndex.h"
#include "itkImage.h"

namespace itk
{
/**
 * \class LineConstIterator
 * \brief An iterator that walks a Bresenham line through an ND image
 *        with read-only access to pixels.
 *
 * LineConstIterator is an iterator that walks a Bresenham line
 * through an image.  The iterator is constructed similar to other
 * image iterators, except instead of specifying a region to
 * traverse, you specify two indices. The interval specified by
 * the two indices is closed.  So, a line iterator specified with
 * the same start and end index will visit exactly one pixel.
 *
   \code
   LineConstIterator<ImageType> it(image, I1, I2);
   while (!it.IsAtEnd())
   {
      // visits at least 1 pixel
   }
   \endcode
 *
 * \author Benjamin King, Experimentelle Radiologie, Medizinische
 * Hochschule Hannover.
 *
 * \ingroup ITKCommon
 *
 * \wiki
 * \wikiexample{Iterators/LineConstIterator,Iterate over a line through an image without write access}
 * \endwiki
 */
template< typename TImage >
class ITK_TEMPLATE_EXPORT LineConstIterator
{
public:
  /** Standard class type aliases. */
  using Self = LineConstIterator;

  /** Dimension of the image that the iterator walks.  This constant is needed so
   * that 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. */
  static constexpr unsigned int ImageIteratorDimension = TImage::ImageDimension;

  /** Index type alias support */
  using IndexType = typename TImage::IndexType;

  /** Offset type alias support */
  using OffsetType = typename TImage::OffsetType;

  /** Size type alias support */
  using SizeType = typename TImage::SizeType;

  /** Region type alias support */
  using RegionType = typename TImage::RegionType;

  /** Spacing type alias support */
  using SpacingType = typename TImage::SpacingType;

  /** Origin type alias support */
  using PointType = typename TImage::PointType;

  /** Image type alias support */
  using ImageType = TImage;

  /** PixelContainer type alias support Used to refer to the container for
   * the pixel data. While this was already typdef'ed in the superclass,
   * it needs to be redone here for this subclass to compile properly with gcc. */
  using PixelContainer = typename TImage::PixelContainer;
  using PixelContainerPointer = typename PixelContainer::Pointer;

  /** Internal Pixel Type */
  using InternalPixelType = typename TImage::InternalPixelType;

  /** External Pixel Type */
  using PixelType = typename TImage::PixelType;

  /**  Accessor type that convert data between internal and external
   *  representations. */
  using AccessorType = typename TImage::AccessorType;

  /** Run-time type information (and related methods). */
  itkTypeMacroNoParent(LineConstIterator);

  /** Get the dimension (size) of the index. */
  static unsigned int GetImageIteratorDimension()
  {
    return TImage::ImageDimension;
  }

  /** Get the index. This provides a read only reference to the index. */
  const IndexType GetIndex()
  {
    return m_CurrentImageIndex;
  }

  /** Get the pixel value */
  const PixelType Get() const
  {
    return m_Image->GetPixel(m_CurrentImageIndex);
  }

  /** Is the iterator at the end of the line? */
  bool IsAtEnd() const
  {
    return m_IsAtEnd;
  }

  /** Move an iterator to the beginning of the line. */
  void GoToBegin();

  /** Walk forward along the line to the next index in the image. */
  void operator++();

  /** operator= is provided to make sure the handle to the image is properly
   * reference counted. */
  Self & operator=(const Self & it);

  /** Constructor establishes an iterator to walk along a line */
  LineConstIterator(const ImageType *imagePtr, const IndexType & firstIndex, const IndexType & lastIndex);

  /** Default Destructor. */
  virtual ~LineConstIterator() = default;

protected: //made protected so other iterators can access
  /** Smart pointer to the source image. */
  typename ImageType::ConstWeakPointer m_Image;

  /** Region type to iterate over. */
  RegionType m_Region;

  /** Is the iterator at the end of its walk? */
  bool m_IsAtEnd;

  /** Start, end and current ND index position in the image of the line */
  IndexType m_CurrentImageIndex;
  IndexType m_StartIndex;
  IndexType m_LastIndex;
  IndexType m_EndIndex;  // one past the end of the line in the m_MainDirection

  /** Variables that drive the Bresenham-Algorithm */
  // The dimension with the largest difference between start and end
  unsigned int m_MainDirection;

  // Accumulated error for the other dimensions
  IndexType m_AccumulateError;

  // Increment for the error for each step. Two times the difference between
  // start and end
  IndexType m_IncrementError;

  // If enough is accumulated for a dimension, the index has to be
  // incremented. Will be the number of pixels in the line
  IndexType m_MaximalError;

  // Direction of increment. -1 or 1
  IndexType m_OverflowIncrement;

  // After an overflow, the accumulated error is reduced again. Will be
  // two times the number of pixels in the line
  IndexType m_ReduceErrorAfterIncrement;
};
} // end namespace itk

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

#endif
