MRaster examples 22.0.0.0
Image Processing Library
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Draw a mandelbrot set using colorizeCanvas. More...
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Draw a mandelbrot set using colorizeCanvas.
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Function visualization is one of the most popular applications for MRaster users – especially fractals. MRaster has a few tools to make this kind of thing super simple. This program demonstrates one of the colorize*Canvas functions. These functions take a "color function" as an argument, and use that function to fill a canvas.
Definition in file demo_colorizer.cpp.