java.awt.image

## Class DataBufferShort

- java.lang.Object
- - java.awt.image.DataBuffer
  - - java.awt.image.DataBufferShort

-     public final class DataBufferShort
      extends DataBuffer

  This class extends `DataBuffer` and stores data internally as shorts.

  Note that some implementations may function more efficiently if they can maintain control over how the data for an image is stored. For example, optimizations such as caching an image in video memory require that the implementation track all modifications to that data. Other implementations may operate better if they can store the data in locations other than a Java array. To maintain optimum compatibility with various optimizations it is best to avoid constructors and methods which expose the underlying storage as a Java array as noted below in the documentation for those methods.

- - ### Field Summary

    - ### Fields inherited from class java.awt.image.DataBuffer

      `banks, dataType, offset, offsets, size, TYPE_BYTE, TYPE_DOUBLE, TYPE_FLOAT, TYPE_INT, TYPE_SHORT, TYPE_UNDEFINED, TYPE_USHORT`

  - ### Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Constructor and Description
    `DataBufferShort(int size)` Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with a single bank and the specified size.
    `DataBufferShort(int size, int numBanks)` Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with the specified number of banks all of which are the specified size.
    `DataBufferShort(short[][] dataArray, int size)` Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with the specified arrays.
    `DataBufferShort(short[][] dataArray, int size, int[] offsets)` Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with the specified arrays, size, and offsets.
    `DataBufferShort(short[] dataArray, int size)` Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with a single bank using the specified array.
    `DataBufferShort(short[] dataArray, int size, int offset)` Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with a single bank using the specified array, size, and offset.

  - ### Method Summary

    Methods
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `short[][]` | `getBankData()` Returns the data arrays for all banks.
    `short[]` | `getData()` Returns the default (first) byte data array.
    `short[]` | `getData(int bank)` Returns the data array for the specified bank.
    `int` | `getElem(int i)` Returns the requested data array element from the first (default) bank.
    `int` | `getElem(int bank, int i)` Returns the requested data array element from the specified bank.
    `void` | `setElem(int i, int val)` Sets the requested data array element in the first (default) bank to the specified value.
    `void` | `setElem(int bank, int i, int val)` Sets the requested data array element in the specified bank from the given integer.

    - ### Methods inherited from class java.awt.image.DataBuffer

      `getDataType, getDataTypeSize, getElemDouble, getElemDouble, getElemFloat, getElemFloat, getNumBanks, getOffset, getOffsets, getSize, setElemDouble, setElemDouble, setElemFloat, setElemFloat`

    - ### Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

      `clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

- - ### Constructor Detail

    - #### DataBufferShort

          public DataBufferShort(int size)

      Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with a single bank and the specified size.
      Parameters:
        `size` - The size of the `DataBuffer`.

    - #### DataBufferShort

          public DataBufferShort(int size,
                         int numBanks)

      Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with the specified number of banks all of which are the specified size.
      Parameters:
        `size` - The size of the banks in the `DataBuffer`.
        `numBanks` - The number of banks in the a`DataBuffer`.

    - #### DataBufferShort

          public DataBufferShort(short[] dataArray,
                         int size)

      Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with a single bank using the specified array. Only the first `size` elements should be used by accessors of this `DataBuffer`. `dataArray` must be large enough to hold `size` elements.

      Note that `DataBuffer` objects created by this constructor may be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Parameters:
        `dataArray` - The short array for the `DataBuffer`.
        `size` - The size of the `DataBuffer` bank.

    - #### DataBufferShort

          public DataBufferShort(short[] dataArray,
                         int size,
                         int offset)

      Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with a single bank using the specified array, size, and offset. `dataArray` must have at least `offset` + `size` elements. Only elements `offset` through `offset` + `size` - 1 should be used by accessors of this `DataBuffer`.

      Note that `DataBuffer` objects created by this constructor may be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Parameters:
        `dataArray` - The short array for the `DataBuffer`.
        `size` - The size of the `DataBuffer` bank.
        `offset` - The offset into the `dataArray`.

    - #### DataBufferShort

          public DataBufferShort(short[][] dataArray,
                         int size)

      Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with the specified arrays. The number of banks will be equal to `dataArray.length`. Only the first `size` elements of each array should be used by accessors of this `DataBuffer`.

      Note that `DataBuffer` objects created by this constructor may be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Parameters:
        `dataArray` - The short arrays for the `DataBuffer`.
        `size` - The size of the banks in the `DataBuffer`.

    - #### DataBufferShort

          public DataBufferShort(short[][] dataArray,
                         int size,
                         int[] offsets)

      Constructs a short-based `DataBuffer` with the specified arrays, size, and offsets. The number of banks is equal to `dataArray.length`. Each array must be at least as large as `size` + the corresponding offset. There must be an entry in the offset array for each `dataArray` entry. For each bank, only elements `offset` through `offset` + `size` - 1 should be used by accessors of this `DataBuffer`.

      Note that `DataBuffer` objects created by this constructor may be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Parameters:
        `dataArray` - The short arrays for the `DataBuffer`.
        `size` - The size of the banks in the `DataBuffer`.
        `offsets` - The offsets into each array.

  - ### Method Detail

    - #### getData

          public short[] getData()

      Returns the default (first) byte data array.

      Note that calling this method may cause this `DataBuffer` object to be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Returns:
        The first short data array.

    - #### getData

          public short[] getData(int bank)

      Returns the data array for the specified bank.

      Note that calling this method may cause this `DataBuffer` object to be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Parameters:
        `bank` - The bank whose data array you want to get.
      Returns:
        The data array for the specified bank.

    - #### getBankData

          public short[][] getBankData()

      Returns the data arrays for all banks.

      Note that calling this method may cause this `DataBuffer` object to be incompatible with performance optimizations used by some implementations (such as caching an associated image in video memory).

      Returns:
        All of the data arrays.

    - #### getElem

          public int getElem(int i)

      Returns the requested data array element from the first (default) bank.
      Overrides:
        `getElem` in class `DataBuffer`
      Parameters:
        `i` - The data array element you want to get.
      Returns:
        The requested data array element as an integer.
      See Also:
        `setElem(int, int)`, `setElem(int, int, int)`

    - #### getElem

          public int getElem(int bank,
                    int i)

      Returns the requested data array element from the specified bank.
      Specified by:
        `getElem` in class `DataBuffer`
      Parameters:
        `bank` - The bank from which you want to get a data array element.
        `i` - The data array element you want to get.
      Returns:
        The requested data array element as an integer.
      See Also:
        `setElem(int, int)`, `setElem(int, int, int)`

    - #### setElem

          public void setElem(int i,
                     int val)

      Sets the requested data array element in the first (default) bank to the specified value.
      Overrides:
        `setElem` in class `DataBuffer`
      Parameters:
        `i` - The data array element you want to set.
        `val` - The integer value to which you want to set the data array element.
      See Also:
        `getElem(int)`, `getElem(int, int)`

    - #### setElem

          public void setElem(int bank,
                     int i,
                     int val)

      Sets the requested data array element in the specified bank from the given integer.
      Specified by:
        `setElem` in class `DataBuffer`
      Parameters:
        `bank` - The bank in which you want to set the data array element.
        `i` - The data array element you want to set.
        `val` - The integer value to which you want to set the specified data array element.
      See Also:
        `getElem(int)`, `getElem(int, int)`

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