public class BMPImageWriteParam extends ImageWriteParam
ImageWriteParam for encoding images in
 the BMP format.
 This class allows for the specification of various parameters while writing a BMP format image file. By default, the data layout is bottom-up, such that the pixels are stored in bottom-up order, the first scanline being stored last.
The particular compression scheme to be used can be specified by using
 the setCompressionType() method with the appropriate type
 string.  The compression scheme specified will be honored if and only if it
 is compatible with the type of image being written. If the specified
 compression scheme is not compatible with the type of image being written
 then the IOException will be thrown by the BMP image writer.
 If the compression type is not set explicitly then getCompressionType()
 will return null. In this case the BMP image writer will select
 a compression type that supports encoding of the given image without loss
 of the color resolution.
 
The compression type strings and the image type(s) each supports are listed in the following table:
| Type String | Description | Image Types | 
|---|---|---|
| BI_RGB | Uncompressed RLE | <= 8-bits/sample | 
| BI_RLE8 | 8-bit Run Length Encoding | <= 8-bits/sample | 
| BI_RLE4 | 4-bit Run Length Encoding | <= 4-bits/sample | 
| BI_BITFIELDS | Packed data | 16 or 32 bits/sample | 
canOffsetTiles, canWriteCompressed, canWriteProgressive, canWriteTiles, compressionMode, compressionQuality, compressionType, compressionTypes, locale, MODE_COPY_FROM_METADATA, MODE_DEFAULT, MODE_DISABLED, MODE_EXPLICIT, preferredTileSizes, progressiveMode, tileGridXOffset, tileGridYOffset, tileHeight, tileWidth, tilingMode, tilingSetcontroller, defaultController, destinationOffset, destinationType, sourceBands, sourceRegion, sourceXSubsampling, sourceYSubsampling, subsamplingXOffset, subsamplingYOffset| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
| BMPImageWriteParam()Constructs an  BMPImageWriteParamobject with default
 values for all parameters and anullLocale. | 
| BMPImageWriteParam(Locale locale)Constructs a  BMPImageWriteParamset to use a givenLocaleand with default values for all parameters. | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| boolean | isTopDown()Returns the value of the  topDownparameter. | 
| void | setTopDown(boolean topDown)If set, the data will be written out in a top-down manner, the first
 scanline being written first. | 
canOffsetTiles, canWriteCompressed, canWriteProgressive, canWriteTiles, getBitRate, getCompressionMode, getCompressionQuality, getCompressionQualityDescriptions, getCompressionQualityValues, getCompressionType, getCompressionTypes, getLocale, getLocalizedCompressionTypeName, getPreferredTileSizes, getProgressiveMode, getTileGridXOffset, getTileGridYOffset, getTileHeight, getTileWidth, getTilingMode, isCompressionLossless, setCompressionMode, setCompressionQuality, setCompressionType, setProgressiveMode, setTiling, setTilingMode, unsetCompression, unsetTilingactivateController, getController, getDefaultController, getDestinationOffset, getDestinationType, getSourceBands, getSourceRegion, getSourceXSubsampling, getSourceYSubsampling, getSubsamplingXOffset, getSubsamplingYOffset, hasController, setController, setDestinationOffset, setDestinationType, setSourceBands, setSourceRegion, setSourceSubsamplingpublic BMPImageWriteParam(Locale locale)
BMPImageWriteParam set to use a given
 Locale and with default values for all parameters.locale - a Locale to be used to localize
 compression type names and quality descriptions, or
 null.public BMPImageWriteParam()
BMPImageWriteParam object with default
 values for all parameters and a null Locale.public void setTopDown(boolean topDown)
topDown - whether the data are written in top-down order.public boolean isTopDown()
topDown parameter.
 The default is false. Submit a bug or feature 
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