LUTCompareTest.java revision 2362
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int y,
int w,
int h) {
2N/A synchronized(
this) {
2N/A /* Buffered image should be the same as the last frame 2N/A * of animated sequence (which is filled with blue). 2N/A * Any other color indicates the problem. 2N/A private static int w =
100;
2N/A private static int h =
100;
2N/A /* Create test image with two frames: 2N/A * 1) with {red, red} palette 2N/A * 2) with {blue, red } palette 2N/A "WIDTH",
"HEIGHT",
"PROPERTIES",
"SOMEBITS",
2N/A "FRAMEBITS",
"ALLBITS",
"ERROR",
"ABORT" 2N/A //System.out.println("info = " + info);