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void textualize_attributes( kdu_message & output, int min_tile, int max_tile, bool skip_derived=true)
Java: void Textualize_attributes( Kdu_message output, int min_tile, int max_tile, boolean skip_derived)
[Declared in "../coresys/common/kdu_params.h"]
Same as the first form of this overloaded textualize_attributes function, with two important differences: 1) only objects whose tile indices lie between min_tile and max_tile (inclusive) have their attributes textualized; and 2) the function textualizes all objects which lie within any list which is headed by the current object. If the object on which this function is invoked is an instance head, all instances for that the relevant tile-component have their attributes textualized. Similarly, if the object is a tile head, all tile-components for that tile and all of their respective instances have their attributes textualized. If the object is a cluster head, all objects in the cluster which conform to the supplied tile bounds will have their attributes textualized. Finally, if the object is the head of the first cluster in the network of code-stream parameters, all objects with conforming tile indices, in all clusters have their attributes textualized.
Destination for the generated text.
First tile (inclusive) for which textualization is to be performed. May be -1.
Last tile (inclusive) for which textualization is to be performed.
If true, attributes marked as automatically generated (by previous calls to set_derived) will not be textualized.