internal override void FinalizeCreation()
{
_bitmapInit.EnsureInitializedComplete();
Uri uri = UriSource;
if (_baseUri != null)
{
uri = new Uri(_baseUri, UriSource);
}
if ((CreateOptions & BitmapCreateOptions.IgnoreImageCache) != 0)
{
ImagingCache.RemoveFromImageCache(uri);
}
BitmapImage bitmapImage = CheckCache(uri);
if (bitmapImage != null &&
bitmapImage.CheckAccess() &&
bitmapImage.SourceRect.Equals(SourceRect) &&
bitmapImage.DecodePixelWidth == DecodePixelWidth &&
bitmapImage.DecodePixelHeight == DecodePixelHeight &&
bitmapImage.Rotation == Rotation &&
(bitmapImage.CreateOptions & BitmapCreateOptions.IgnoreColorProfile) ==
(CreateOptions & BitmapCreateOptions.IgnoreColorProfile)
)
{
_syncObject = bitmapImage.SyncObject;
lock (_syncObject)
{
WicSourceHandle = bitmapImage.WicSourceHandle;
IsSourceCached = bitmapImage.IsSourceCached;
_convertedDUCEPtr = bitmapImage._convertedDUCEPtr;
//
// We nee d to keep the strong reference to the cached image for a few reasons:
//
// The application may release the original cached image and then keep a
// reference to this image only, in which case, the cache can be collected.
// This will cause a few undesirable results:
// 1. The application may choose to decode the same URI again in which case
// we will not retrieve it from the cache even though we have a copy already
// decoded.
// 2. The original cached image holds onto the file stream indirectly which if
// collected can cause bad behavior if the entire image is not loaded into
// memory.
//
_cachedBitmapImage = bitmapImage;
}
UpdateCachedSettings();
return;
}
BitmapDecoder decoder = null;
if (_decoder == null)
{
// Note: We do not want to insert in the cache if there is a chance that
// the decode pixel width/height may cause the decoder LOD to change
decoder = BitmapDecoder.CreateFromUriOrStream(
_baseUri,
UriSource,
StreamSource,
CreateOptions & ~BitmapCreateOptions.DelayCreation,
BitmapCacheOption.None, // do not cache the frames since we will do that here
_uriCachePolicy,
false
);
if (decoder.IsDownloading)
{
_isDownloading = true;
_decoder = decoder;
decoder.DownloadProgress += OnDownloadProgress;
decoder.DownloadCompleted += OnDownloadCompleted;
decoder.DownloadFailed += OnDownloadFailed;
}
else
{
Debug.Assert(decoder.SyncObject != null);
}
}
else
{
// We already had a decoder, meaning we were downloading
Debug.Assert(!_decoder.IsDownloading);
decoder = _decoder;
_decoder = null;
}
if (decoder.Frames.Count == 0)
{
throw new System.ArgumentException(SR.Get(SRID.Image_NoDecodeFrames));
}
BitmapFrame frame = decoder.Frames[0];
BitmapSource source = frame;
Int32Rect sourceRect = SourceRect;
if (sourceRect.X == 0 && sourceRect.Y == 0 &&
sourceRect.Width == source.PixelWidth &&
sourceRect.Height == source.PixelHeight)
{
sourceRect = Int32Rect.Empty;
}
if (!sourceRect.IsEmpty)
{
CroppedBitmap croppedSource = new CroppedBitmap();
croppedSource.BeginInit();
croppedSource.Source = source;
croppedSource.SourceRect = sourceRect;
croppedSource.EndInit();
source = croppedSource;
if (_isDownloading)
{
// Unregister the download events because this is a dummy image. See comment below.
source.UnregisterDownloadEventSource();
}
}
int finalWidth = DecodePixelWidth;
int finalHeight = DecodePixelHeight;
if (finalWidth == 0 && finalHeight == 0)
{
finalWidth = source.PixelWidth;
finalHeight = source.PixelHeight;
}
else if (finalWidth == 0)
{
finalWidth = (source.PixelWidth * finalHeight) / source.PixelHeight;
}
else if (finalHeight == 0)
{
finalHeight = (source.PixelHeight * finalWidth) / source.PixelWidth;
}
if (finalWidth != source.PixelWidth || finalHeight != source.PixelHeight ||
Rotation != Rotation.Rotate0)
{
TransformedBitmap transformedSource = new TransformedBitmap();
transformedSource.BeginInit();
transformedSource.Source = source;
TransformGroup transformGroup = new TransformGroup();
if (finalWidth != source.PixelWidth || finalHeight != source.PixelHeight)
{
int oldWidth = source.PixelWidth;
int oldHeight = source.PixelHeight;
Debug.Assert(oldWidth > 0 && oldHeight > 0);
transformGroup.Children.Add(
new ScaleTransform(
(1.0 * finalWidth) / oldWidth,
(1.0 * finalHeight) / oldHeight));
}
if (Rotation != Rotation.Rotate0)
{
double rotation = 0.0;
switch (Rotation)
{
case Rotation.Rotate0:
rotation = 0.0;
break;
case Rotation.Rotate90:
rotation = 90.0;
break;
case Rotation.Rotate180:
rotation = 180.0;
break;
case Rotation.Rotate270:
rotation = 270.0;
break;
default:
Debug.Assert(false);
break;
}
transformGroup.Children.Add(new RotateTransform(rotation));
}
transformedSource.Transform = transformGroup;
transformedSource.EndInit();
source = transformedSource;
if (_isDownloading)
{
//
// If we're currently downloading, then the BitmapFrameDecode isn't actually
// the image, it's just a 1x1 placeholder. The chain we're currently building
// will be replaced with another chain once download completes, so there's no
// need to have this chain handle DownloadCompleted.
//
// Having this chain handle DownloadCompleted is actually a bad thing. Because
// the dummy is just 1x1, the TransformedBitmap we're building here will have
// a large scaling factor (to scale the image from 1x1 up to whatever
// DecodePixelWidth/Height specifies). When the TransformedBitmap receives
// DownloadCompleted from the BFD, it will call into WIC to create a new
// bitmap scaler using the same large scaling factor, which can produce a huge
// bitmap (since the BFD is now no longer 1x1). This problem is made worse if
// this BitmapImage has BitmapCacheOption.OnLoad, since that will put a
// CachedBitmap after the TransformedBitmap. When DownloadCompleted propagates
// from the TransformedBitmap down to the CachedBitmap, the CachedBitmap will
// call CreateBitmapFromSource using the TransformedBitmap, which calls
// CopyPixels on the huge TransformedBitmap. We want to avoid chewing up the
// CPU and the memory, so we unregister the download event handlers here.
//
source.UnregisterDownloadEventSource();
}
}
//
// If the original image has a color profile and IgnoreColorProfile is not one of the create options,
// apply the profile so bits are color-corrected.
//
if ((CreateOptions & BitmapCreateOptions.IgnoreColorProfile) == 0 &&
frame.ColorContexts != null &&
frame.ColorContexts[0] != null &&
frame.ColorContexts[0].IsValid &&
source.Format.Format != PixelFormatEnum.Extended
)
{
// NOTE: Never do this for a non-MIL pixel format, because the format converter has
// special knowledge to deal with the profile
PixelFormat duceFormat = BitmapSource.GetClosestDUCEFormat(source.Format, source.Palette);
bool changeFormat = (source.Format != duceFormat);
ColorContext destinationColorContext;
// We need to make sure, we can actually create the ColorContext for the destination duceFormat
// If the duceFormat is gray or scRGB, the following is not supported, so we cannot
// create the ColorConvertedBitmap
try
{
destinationColorContext = new ColorContext(duceFormat);
}
catch (NotSupportedException)
{
destinationColorContext = null;
}
if (destinationColorContext != null)
{
bool conversionSuccess = false;
bool badColorContext = false;
// First try if the color converter can handle the source format directly
// Its possible that the color converter does not support certain pixelformats, so put a try/catch here.
try
{
ColorConvertedBitmap colorConvertedBitmap = new ColorConvertedBitmap(
source,
frame.ColorContexts[0],
destinationColorContext,
duceFormat
);
source = colorConvertedBitmap;
if (_isDownloading)
{
// Unregister the download events because this is a dummy image. See comment above.
source.UnregisterDownloadEventSource();
}
conversionSuccess = true;
}
catch (NotSupportedException)
{
}
catch (FileFormatException)
{
// If the file contains a bad color context, we catch the exception here
// and don't bother trying the color conversion below, since color transform isn't possible
// with the given color context.
badColorContext = true;
}
if (!conversionSuccess && !badColorContext && changeFormat)
{ // If the conversion failed, we first use
// a FormatConvertedBitmap, and then Color Convert that one...
FormatConvertedBitmap formatConvertedBitmap = new FormatConvertedBitmap(source, duceFormat, source.Palette, 0.0);
ColorConvertedBitmap colorConvertedBitmap = new ColorConvertedBitmap(
formatConvertedBitmap,
frame.ColorContexts[0],
destinationColorContext,
duceFormat
);
source = colorConvertedBitmap;
if (_isDownloading)
{
// Unregister the download events because this is a dummy image. See comment above.
source.UnregisterDownloadEventSource();
}
}
}
}
if (CacheOption != BitmapCacheOption.None)
{
try
{
// The bitmaps bits could be corrupt, and this will cause an exception if the CachedBitmap forces a decode.
CachedBitmap cachedSource = new CachedBitmap(source, CreateOptions & ~BitmapCreateOptions.DelayCreation, CacheOption);
source = cachedSource;
if (_isDownloading)
{
// Unregister the download events because this is a dummy image. See comment above.
source.UnregisterDownloadEventSource();
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
RecoverFromDecodeFailure(e);
CreationCompleted = true; // we're bailing out because the decode failed
return;
}
}
// If CacheOption == OnLoad, no need to keep the stream around
if (decoder != null && CacheOption == BitmapCacheOption.OnLoad)
{
decoder.CloseStream();
}
else if (CacheOption != BitmapCacheOption.OnLoad)
{
//ensure that we don't GC the source
_finalSource = source;
}
WicSourceHandle = source.WicSourceHandle;
IsSourceCached = source.IsSourceCached;
CreationCompleted = true;
UpdateCachedSettings();
// Only insert in the imaging cache if download is complete
if (!IsDownloading)
{
InsertInCache(uri);
}
}
