For my program, I am using processing to make a bayer pattern of an image, then interpolate that bayer pattern. The program works until I get to edge cases. I have made if statements in order to catch these, but I still get the exception arrayindexoutofbounds when I try to use it.
If I make the loops go until height -1 and width -1, it works successfully... but I need to interpolate the edges still.
Where I call the method -
loadPixels();
// Loop through every pixel column
for (int x2 = 640; x2 < 960; x2++) {
// Loop through every pixel row
for (int y2 = 0; y2 < height; y2++) {
int loc2 = x2 + y2 * width;
pixels[loc2]= rgb(x2, y2, loc2);
updatePixels();
}
Part of rgb method that errors out -
if (x2 ==640 && y2%2==1) {
r = red(pixels[loc]);
System.out.println("" + loc);
g = green(pixels[loc]);
b = blue(pixels[loc]);
g1 = green(pixels[loc9]);
g2 = green(pixels[loc7]);
System.out.println("" + x2 + " " + y2);
g3 = green(pixels[loc5]);
b1 = blue(pixels[loc8]);
b2 = blue(pixels[loc6]);
gcalc2 = (g1+g2) *.33;
bcalc3 = (b1+b2) *.5;
result = color(r, gcalc2, bcalc3);
return result;
I initialize the surronding pixels earlier in the method, right here -
int loc2 = (x2-1) + (y2-1) * width; //ul
int loc3 = (x2-1) + (y2) * width; //l
int loc4 = (x2-1) + (y2+1) * width; //bl
int loc5 = (x2) + (y2+1) * width; //b
int loc6 = (x2+1) + (y2+1) * width; //br
int loc7 = (x2+1) + (y2) * width; //r
int loc8 = (x2+1) + (y2-1) * width; //ur
int loc9 = (x2) + (y2-1) * width; //u
ul, ur, b, etc all stand for the position of the pixel I am looking at relative to the one I am currently on. ul means upper left, b bottom, etc. I use these to get the color information of the surronding pixels so that I can interpolate.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why an outofbounds exception is being thrown in this case?
