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#pragma once
#include <pcl/memory.h>
#include <pcl/pcl_macros.h>
#include <pcl/point_cloud.h>
#include <pcl/io/file_io.h>
#include <boost/interprocess/sync/file_lock.hpp> // for file_lock
namespace pcl
{
/** \brief Point Cloud Data (PCD) file format reader.
* \author Radu B. Rusu
* \ingroup io
*/
class PCL_EXPORTS PCDReader : public FileReader
{
public:
/** Empty constructor */
PCDReader () {}
/** Empty destructor */
~PCDReader () {}
/** \brief Various PCD file versions.
*
* PCD_V6 represents PCD files with version 0.6, which contain the following fields:
* - lines beginning with # are treated as comments
* - FIELDS ...
* - SIZE ...
* - TYPE ...
* - COUNT ...
* - WIDTH ...
* - HEIGHT ...
* - POINTS ...
* - DATA ascii/binary
*
* Everything that follows \b DATA is interpreted as data points and
* will be read accordingly.
*
* PCD_V7 represents PCD files with version 0.7 and has an important
* addon: it adds sensor origin/orientation (aka viewpoint) information
* to a dataset through the use of a new header field:
* - VIEWPOINT tx ty tz qw qx qy qz
*/
enum
{
PCD_V6 = 0,
PCD_V7 = 1
};
/** \brief Read a point cloud data header from a PCD-formatted, binary istream.
*
* Load only the meta information (number of points, their types, etc),
* and not the points themselves, from a given PCD stream. Useful for fast
* evaluation of the underlying data structure.
*
* \attention The PCD data is \b always stored in ROW major format! The
* read/write PCD methods will detect column major input and automatically convert it.
*
* \param[in] binary_istream a std::istream with openmode set to std::ios::binary.
* \param[out] cloud the resultant point cloud dataset (only these
* members will be filled: width, height, point_step,
* row_step, fields[]; data is resized but not written)
* \param[out] origin the sensor acquisition origin (only for > PCD_V7 - null if not present)
* \param[out] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation (only for > PCD_V7 - identity if not present)
* \param[out] pcd_version the PCD version of the file (i.e., PCD_V6, PCD_V7)
* \param[out] data_type the type of data (0 = ASCII, 1 = Binary, 2 = Binary compressed)
* \param[out] data_idx the offset of cloud data within the file
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
readHeader (std::istream &binary_istream, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
Eigen::Vector4f &origin, Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation, int &pcd_version,
int &data_type, unsigned int &data_idx);
/** \brief Read a point cloud data header from a PCD file.
*
* Load only the meta information (number of points, their types, etc),
* and not the points themselves, from a given PCD file. Useful for fast
* evaluation of the underlying data structure.
*
* \attention The PCD data is \b always stored in ROW major format! The
* read/write PCD methods will detect column major input and automatically convert it.
*
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file to load
* \param[out] cloud the resultant point cloud dataset (only these
* members will be filled: width, height, point_step,
* row_step, fields[]; data is resized but not written)
* \param[out] origin the sensor acquisition origin (only for > PCD_V7 - null if not present)
* \param[out] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation (only for > PCD_V7 - identity if not present)
* \param[out] pcd_version the PCD version of the file (i.e., PCD_V6, PCD_V7)
* \param[out] data_type the type of data (0 = ASCII, 1 = Binary, 2 = Binary compressed)
* \param[out] data_idx the offset of cloud data within the file
* \param[in] offset the offset of where to expect the PCD Header in the
* file (optional parameter). One usage example for setting the offset
* parameter is for reading data from a TAR "archive containing multiple
* PCD files: TAR files always add a 512 byte header in front of the
* actual file, so set the offset to the next byte after the header
* (e.g., 513).
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
readHeader (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
Eigen::Vector4f &origin, Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation, int &pcd_version,
int &data_type, unsigned int &data_idx, const int offset = 0) override;
/** \brief Read a point cloud data header from a PCD file.
*
* Load only the meta information (number of points, their types, etc),
* and not the points themselves, from a given PCD file. Useful for fast
* evaluation of the underlying data structure.
*
* \attention The PCD data is \b always stored in ROW major format! The
* read/write PCD methods will detect column major input and automatically convert it.
*
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file to load
* \param[out] cloud the resultant point cloud dataset (only these
* members will be filled: width, height, point_step,
* row_step, fields[]; data is resized but not written)
* \param[in] offset the offset of where to expect the PCD Header in the
* file (optional parameter). One usage example for setting the offset
* parameter is for reading data from a TAR "archive containing multiple
* PCD files: TAR files always add a 512 byte header in front of the
* actual file, so set the offset to the next byte after the header
* (e.g., 513).
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
readHeader (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud, const int offset = 0);
/** \brief Read the point cloud data (body) from a PCD stream.
*
* Reads the cloud points from a text-formatted stream. For use after
* readHeader(), when the resulting data_type == 0.
*
* \attention This assumes the stream has been seeked to the position
* indicated by the data_idx result of readHeader().
*
* \param[in] stream the stream from which to read the body.
* \param[out] cloud the resultant point cloud dataset to be filled.
* \param[in] pcd_version the PCD version of the stream (from readHeader()).
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
readBodyASCII (std::istream &stream, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud, int pcd_version);
/** \brief Read the point cloud data (body) from a block of memory.
*
* Reads the cloud points from a binary-formatted memory block. For use
* after readHeader(), when the resulting data_type is nonzero.
*
* \param[in] data the memory location from which to read the body.
* \param[out] cloud the resultant point cloud dataset to be filled.
* \param[in] pcd_version the PCD version of the stream (from readHeader()).
* \param[in] compressed indicates whether the PCD block contains compressed
* data. This should be true if the data_type returne by readHeader() == 2.
* \param[in] data_idx the offset of the body, as reported by readHeader().
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
readBodyBinary (const unsigned char *data, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
int pcd_version, bool compressed, unsigned int data_idx);
/** \brief Read a point cloud data from a PCD file and store it into a pcl/PCLPointCloud2.
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file containing the actual PointCloud data
* \param[out] cloud the resultant PointCloud message read from disk
* \param[out] origin the sensor acquisition origin (only for > PCD_V7 - null if not present)
* \param[out] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation (only for > PCD_V7 - identity if not present)
* \param[out] pcd_version the PCD version of the file (either PCD_V6 or PCD_V7)
* \param[in] offset the offset of where to expect the PCD Header in the
* file (optional parameter). One usage example for setting the offset
* parameter is for reading data from a TAR "archive containing multiple
* PCD files: TAR files always add a 512 byte header in front of the
* actual file, so set the offset to the next byte after the header
* (e.g., 513).
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
read (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
Eigen::Vector4f &origin, Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation, int &pcd_version, const int offset = 0) override;
/** \brief Read a point cloud data from a PCD (PCD_V6) and store it into a pcl/PCLPointCloud2.
*
* \note This function is provided for backwards compatibility only and
* it can only read PCD_V6 files correctly, as pcl::PCLPointCloud2
* does not contain a sensor origin/orientation. Reading any file
* > PCD_V6 will generate a warning.
*
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file containing the actual PointCloud data
* \param[out] cloud the resultant PointCloud message read from disk
* \param[in] offset the offset of where to expect the PCD Header in the
* file (optional parameter). One usage example for setting the offset
* parameter is for reading data from a TAR "archive containing multiple
* PCD files: TAR files always add a 512 byte header in front of the
* actual file, so set the offset to the next byte after the header
* (e.g., 513).
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
read (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud, const int offset = 0);
/** \brief Read a point cloud data from any PCD file, and convert it to the given template format.
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file containing the actual PointCloud data
* \param[out] cloud the resultant PointCloud message read from disk
* \param[in] offset the offset of where to expect the PCD Header in the
* file (optional parameter). One usage example for setting the offset
* parameter is for reading data from a TAR "archive containing multiple
* PCD files: TAR files always add a 512 byte header in front of the
* actual file, so set the offset to the next byte after the header
* (e.g., 513).
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
template<typename PointT> int
read (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud, const int offset = 0)
{
pcl::PCLPointCloud2 blob;
int pcd_version;
int res = read (file_name, blob, cloud.sensor_origin_, cloud.sensor_orientation_,
pcd_version, offset);
// If no error, convert the data
if (res == 0)
pcl::fromPCLPointCloud2 (blob, cloud);
return (res);
}
PCL_MAKE_ALIGNED_OPERATOR_NEW
};
/** \brief Point Cloud Data (PCD) file format writer.
* \author Radu Bogdan Rusu
* \ingroup io
*/
class PCL_EXPORTS PCDWriter : public FileWriter
{
public:
PCDWriter() : map_synchronization_(false) {}
~PCDWriter() {}
/** \brief Set whether mmap() synchornization via msync() is desired before munmap() calls.
* Setting this to true could prevent NFS data loss (see
* http://www.pcl-developers.org/PCD-IO-consistency-on-NFS-msync-needed-td4885942.html).
* Default: false
* \note This option should be used by advanced users only!
* \note Please note that using msync() on certain systems can reduce the I/O performance by up to 80%!
* \param[in] sync set to true if msync() should be called before munmap()
*/
void
setMapSynchronization (bool sync)
{
map_synchronization_ = sync;
}
/** \brief Generate the header of a PCD file format
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
*/
std::string
generateHeaderBinary (const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin,
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation);
/** \brief Generate the header of a BINARY_COMPRESSED PCD file format
* \param[out] os the stream into which to write the header
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
*
* \return
* * < 0 (-1) on error
* * == 0 on success
*/
int
generateHeaderBinaryCompressed (std::ostream &os,
const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin,
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation);
/** \brief Generate the header of a BINARY_COMPRESSED PCD file format
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
*/
std::string
generateHeaderBinaryCompressed (const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin,
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation);
/** \brief Generate the header of a PCD file format
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
*/
std::string
generateHeaderASCII (const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin,
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation);
/** \brief Generate the header of a PCD file format
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] nr_points if given, use this to fill in WIDTH, HEIGHT (=1), and POINTS in the header
* By default, nr_points is set to INTMAX, and the data in the header is used instead.
*/
template <typename PointT> static std::string
generateHeader (const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const int nr_points = std::numeric_limits<int>::max ());
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in ASCII format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
* \param[in] precision the specified output numeric stream precision (default: 8)
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
*
* As an intermediary solution, precision 8 is used, which guarantees lossless storage for RGB.
*/
int
writeASCII (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity (),
const int precision = 8);
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in BINARY format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
*/
int
writeBinary (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity ());
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in BINARY_COMPRESSED format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
* \return
* (-1) for a general error
* (-2) if the input cloud is too large for the file format
* 0 on success
*/
int
writeBinaryCompressed (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity ());
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a std::ostream containing n-D points, in BINARY_COMPRESSED format
* \param[out] os the stream into which to write the data
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
* \return
* (-1) for a general error
* (-2) if the input cloud is too large for the file format
* 0 on success
*/
int
writeBinaryCompressed (std::ostream &os, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity ());
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
* \param[in] binary set to true if the file is to be written in a binary
* PCD format, false (default) for ASCII
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
*
* As an intermediary solution, precision 8 is used, which guarantees lossless storage for RGB.
*/
inline int
write (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity (),
const bool binary = false) override
{
if (binary)
return (writeBinary (file_name, cloud, origin, orientation));
return (writeASCII (file_name, cloud, origin, orientation, 8));
}
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message (boost shared pointer)
* \param[in] binary set to true if the file is to be written in a binary PCD format,
* false (default) for ASCII
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
*/
inline int
write (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2::ConstPtr &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity (),
const bool binary = false)
{
return (write (file_name, *cloud, origin, orientation, binary));
}
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in BINARY format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
*/
template <typename PointT> int
writeBinary (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud);
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a binary comprssed PCD file
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \return
* (-1) for a general error
* (-2) if the input cloud is too large for the file format
* 0 on success
*/
template <typename PointT> int
writeBinaryCompressed (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud);
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in BINARY format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] indices the set of point indices that we want written to disk
*/
template <typename PointT> int
writeBinary (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const pcl::Indices &indices);
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in ASCII format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] precision the specified output numeric stream precision (default: 8)
*/
template <typename PointT> int
writeASCII (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const int precision = 8);
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points, in ASCII format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] indices the set of point indices that we want written to disk
* \param[in] precision the specified output numeric stream precision (default: 8)
*/
template <typename PointT> int
writeASCII (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const pcl::Indices &indices,
const int precision = 8);
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the pcl::PointCloud data
* \param[in] binary set to true if the file is to be written in a binary
* PCD format, false (default) for ASCII
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
write (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const bool binary = false)
{
if (binary)
return (writeBinary<PointT> (file_name, cloud));
return (writeASCII<PointT> (file_name, cloud));
}
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the pcl::PointCloud data
* \param[in] indices the set of point indices that we want written to disk
* \param[in] binary set to true if the file is to be written in a binary
* PCD format, false (default) for ASCII
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
write (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const pcl::Indices &indices,
bool binary = false)
{
if (binary)
return (writeBinary<PointT> (file_name, cloud, indices));
return (writeASCII<PointT> (file_name, cloud, indices));
}
protected:
/** \brief Set permissions for file locking (Boost 1.49+).
* \param[in] file_name the file name to set permission for file locking
* \param[in,out] lock the file lock
*/
void
setLockingPermissions (const std::string &file_name,
boost::interprocess::file_lock &lock);
/** \brief Reset permissions for file locking (Boost 1.49+).
* \param[in] file_name the file name to reset permission for file locking
* \param[in,out] lock the file lock
*/
void
resetLockingPermissions (const std::string &file_name,
boost::interprocess::file_lock &lock);
private:
/** \brief Set to true if msync() should be called before munmap(). Prevents data loss on NFS systems. */
bool map_synchronization_;
};
namespace io
{
/** \brief Load a PCD v.6 file into a templated PointCloud type.
*
* Any PCD files > v.6 will generate a warning as a
* pcl/PCLPointCloud2 message cannot hold the sensor origin.
*
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file to load
* \param[out] cloud the resultant templated point cloud
* \ingroup io
*/
inline int
loadPCDFile (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud)
{
pcl::PCDReader p;
return (p.read (file_name, cloud));
}
/** \brief Load any PCD file into a templated PointCloud type.
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file to load
* \param[out] cloud the resultant templated point cloud
* \param[out] origin the sensor acquisition origin (only for > PCD_V7 - null if not present)
* \param[out] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation (only for >
* PCD_V7 - identity if not present)
* \ingroup io
*/
inline int
loadPCDFile (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
Eigen::Vector4f &origin, Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation)
{
pcl::PCDReader p;
int pcd_version;
return (p.read (file_name, cloud, origin, orientation, pcd_version));
}
/** \brief Load any PCD file into a templated PointCloud type
* \param[in] file_name the name of the file to load
* \param[out] cloud the resultant templated point cloud
* \ingroup io
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
loadPCDFile (const std::string &file_name, pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud)
{
pcl::PCDReader p;
return (p.read (file_name, cloud));
}
/** \brief Save point cloud data to a PCD file containing n-D points
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] origin the sensor acquisition origin
* \param[in] orientation the sensor acquisition orientation
* \param[in] binary_mode true for binary mode, false (default) for ASCII
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
* \ingroup io
*/
inline int
savePCDFile (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PCLPointCloud2 &cloud,
const Eigen::Vector4f &origin = Eigen::Vector4f::Zero (),
const Eigen::Quaternionf &orientation = Eigen::Quaternionf::Identity (),
const bool binary_mode = false)
{
PCDWriter w;
return (w.write (file_name, cloud, origin, orientation, binary_mode));
}
/** \brief Templated version for saving point cloud data to a PCD file
* containing a specific given cloud format
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] binary_mode true for binary mode, false (default) for ASCII
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
* \ingroup io
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
savePCDFile (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud, bool binary_mode = false)
{
PCDWriter w;
return (w.write<PointT> (file_name, cloud, binary_mode));
}
/**
* \brief Templated version for saving point cloud data to a PCD file
* containing a specific given cloud format.
*
* This version is to retain backwards compatibility.
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
* \ingroup io
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
savePCDFileASCII (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud)
{
PCDWriter w;
return (w.write<PointT> (file_name, cloud, false));
}
/**
* \brief Templated version for saving point cloud data to a PCD file
* containing a specific given cloud format. The resulting file will be an uncompressed binary.
*
* This version is to retain backwards compatibility.
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \ingroup io
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
savePCDFileBinary (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud)
{
PCDWriter w;
return (w.write<PointT> (file_name, cloud, true));
}
/**
* \brief Templated version for saving point cloud data to a PCD file
* containing a specific given cloud format
*
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \param[in] indices the set of indices to save
* \param[in] binary_mode true for binary mode, false (default) for ASCII
*
* Caution: PointCloud structures containing an RGB field have
* traditionally used packed float values to store RGB data. Storing a
* float as ASCII can introduce variations to the smallest bits, and
* thus significantly alter the data. This is a known issue, and the fix
* involves switching RGB data to be stored as a packed integer in
* future versions of PCL.
* \ingroup io
*/
template<typename PointT> int
savePCDFile (const std::string &file_name,
const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud,
const pcl::Indices &indices,
const bool binary_mode = false)
{
// Save the data
PCDWriter w;
return (w.write<PointT> (file_name, cloud, indices, binary_mode));
}
/**
* \brief Templated version for saving point cloud data to a PCD file
* containing a specific given cloud format. This method will write a compressed binary file.
*
* This version is to retain backwards compatibility.
* \param[in] file_name the output file name
* \param[in] cloud the point cloud data message
* \ingroup io
*/
template<typename PointT> inline int
savePCDFileBinaryCompressed (const std::string &file_name, const pcl::PointCloud<PointT> &cloud)
{
PCDWriter w;
return (w.writeBinaryCompressed<PointT> (file_name, cloud));
}
}
}
#include <pcl/io/impl/pcd_io.hpp>