// extracts the actual title from a title frame
public static Bitmap ExtractItemTitle(Bitmap bmp)
{
// first, flood-fill the actual item frame to remove it
using (var data = new LockData(bmp))
{
var w = data.Width;
var h = data.Height;
// we start at all border points to make sure we remove the
// full border, and not just a part of it
for (var x = 0; x < w; x++)
{
TraverseFill(data, x, 0);
TraverseFill(data, x, h - 1);
}
for (var y = 0; y < h; y++)
{
TraverseFill(data, 0, y);
TraverseFill(data, w - 1, y);
}
}
// then, convert the image to grayscale and reduce the brightness
// by 0.26 to get rid of the background color gradient
var gray = ConvertToGrayscale(bmp);
// we detect the name by simply looking for any non-black pixels
// that are left after flood-filling the outer frame and removing
// the name background
// "inner" refers to the rectangle containing only the item name
int innerTop, innerLeft, innerBottom, innerRight;
using (var data = new LockData(gray))
{
var w = data.Width;
var h = data.Height;
innerTop = Helper.Range(0, h - 1).First(y => !data.IsRowBlack(y));
innerBottom = Helper.Range(h - 1, 0, -1).First(y => !data.IsRowBlack(y));
innerLeft = Helper.Range(0, w - 1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, innerTop, innerBottom));
innerRight = Helper.Range(w - 1, 0, -1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, innerTop, innerBottom));
}
var nameFrame = new Rectangle(innerLeft, innerTop,
innerRight - innerLeft + 1, innerBottom - innerTop + 1);
// and copy the name with font anti-aliasing
return(CopyName(bmp, gray, nameFrame));
}
// extracts the actual title from a title frame
public static Bitmap ExtractItemTitle(Bitmap bmp)
{
// first, flood-fill the actual item frame to remove it
using (var data = new LockData(bmp))
{
var w = data.Width;
var h = data.Height;
// we start at all border points to make sure we remove the
// full border, and not just a part of it
for (var x = 0; x < w; x++)
{
TraverseFill(data, x, 0);
TraverseFill(data, x, h - 1);
}
for (var y = 0; y < h; y++)
{
TraverseFill(data, 0, y);
TraverseFill(data, w - 1, y);
}
}
// then, convert the image to grayscale and reduce the brightness
// by 0.26 to get rid of the background color gradient
var gray = ConvertToGrayscale(bmp);
// we detect the name by simply looking for any non-black pixels
// that are left after flood-filling the outer frame and removing
// the name background
// "inner" refers to the rectangle containing only the item name
int innerTop, innerLeft, innerBottom, innerRight;
using (var data = new LockData(gray))
{
var w = data.Width;
var h = data.Height;
innerTop = Helper.Range(0, h - 1).First(y => !data.IsRowBlack(y));
innerBottom = Helper.Range(h - 1, 0, -1).First(y => !data.IsRowBlack(y));
innerLeft = Helper.Range(0, w - 1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, innerTop, innerBottom));
innerRight = Helper.Range(w - 1, 0, -1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, innerTop, innerBottom));
}
var nameFrame = new Rectangle(innerLeft, innerTop,
innerRight - innerLeft + 1, innerBottom - innerTop + 1);
// and copy the name with font anti-aliasing
return CopyName(bmp, gray, nameFrame);
}
public static Bitmap ExtractTitleFrame(Bitmap bmp)
{
int left, right, top, bottom;
using (var data = new LockData(bmp))
{
var b = data.Height - 1;
// first, remove the black border to the left and right
left = Helper.Range(0, data.Width - 1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, 0, b, MaxSkip));
// for the right border, we can't check from top to bottom because
// linked items have a non-black [X] at the top right, so we only
// check the bottom half
right = Helper.Range(data.Width - 2, 0, -1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, data.Height / 2, b, MaxSkip)) + 1;
// to separate the title from the actual item, simplify move down
// from the first non-black row until everything is black again.
// we don't check the full width to work around the [X] on linked
// items again. additionally, we skip a few pixels to the left,
// as there's sometimes some semi-black border left
top = Helper.Range(0, b).First(y =>
data.IsRowNonBlack(y, left + 2, data.Width / 2)) - 1;
// this is the first black row below the title, so the the title
// height is given as bottom - top, not bottom - top + 1
bottom = Helper.Range(top + 1, b).First(y =>
data.IsRowBlack(y, left, right));
// remove any left-over semi-black border columns
left = Helper.Range(left, data.Width - 1).First(x =>
data.IsColumnNonBlack(x, top + 1, bottom - 1));
right = Helper.Range(right, 0, -1).First(x =>
data.IsColumnNonBlack(x, top + 1, bottom - 1)) + 1;
}
var width = right - left;
var height = bottom - top;
var targetFrame = new Rectangle(left, top, width, height);
var title = new Bitmap(width, height, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb);
using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(title))
{
g.DrawImage(bmp, new Rectangle(0, 0, width, height), targetFrame,
GraphicsUnit.Pixel);
}
return(title);
}
public static Bitmap ExtractTitleFrame(Bitmap bmp)
{
int left, right, top, bottom;
using (var data = new LockData(bmp))
{
var b = data.Height - 1;
// first, remove the black border to the left and right
left = Helper.Range(0, data.Width - 1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, 0, b, MaxSkip));
// for the right border, we can't check from top to bottom because
// linked items have a non-black [X] at the top right, so we only
// check the bottom half
right = Helper.Range(data.Width - 2, 0, -1).First(x =>
!data.IsColumnBlack(x, data.Height / 2, b, MaxSkip)) + 1;
// to separate the title from the actual item, simplify move down
// from the first non-black row until everything is black again.
// we don't check the full width to work around the [X] on linked
// items again. additionally, we skip a few pixels to the left,
// as there's sometimes some semi-black border left
top = Helper.Range(0, b).First(y =>
data.IsRowNonBlack(y, left + 2, data.Width / 2)) - 1;
// this is the first black row below the title, so the the title
// height is given as bottom - top, not bottom - top + 1
bottom = Helper.Range(top + 1, b).First(y =>
data.IsRowBlack(y, left, right));
// remove any left-over semi-black border columns
left = Helper.Range(left, data.Width - 1).First(x =>
data.IsColumnNonBlack(x, top + 1, bottom - 1));
right = Helper.Range(right, 0, -1).First(x =>
data.IsColumnNonBlack(x, top + 1, bottom - 1)) + 1;
}
var width = right - left;
var height = bottom - top;
var targetFrame = new Rectangle(left, top, width, height);
var title = new Bitmap(width, height, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb);
using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(title))
{
g.DrawImage(bmp, new Rectangle(0, 0, width, height), targetFrame,
GraphicsUnit.Pixel);
}
return title;
}