Defines pixel layout of a buffer plane or the entire buffer if the format is non-planar.
Note: The value of ``fillExtendedPixels`` property is ignored when comparing two pixel layouts for equality.
Members (14)
get · iOS 26.0+
blackBlock
TypeScript
get blackBlock(): (ArrayBuffer) | null
Swift declaration
var blackBlock: Data?
The bit pattern for a block of black pixels. If absent, black is assumed to be all zeros.
Otherwise, this should be ``bitsPerBlock`` bits long. If bitsPerBlock is less than a byte, repeat the bit
pattern for the full byte.
set · iOS 26.0+
blackBlock
TypeScript
set blackBlock(value: (ArrayBuffer) | null)
Swift declaration
var blackBlock: Data?
The bit pattern for a block of black pixels. If absent, black is assumed to be all zeros.
Otherwise, this should be ``bitsPerBlock`` bits long. If bitsPerBlock is less than a byte, repeat the bit
pattern for the full byte.
get · iOS 26.0+
subsampling
TypeScript
get subsampling(): CVPixelFormatDescription_Dimensions
Swift declaration
var subsampling: CVPixelFormatDescription.Dimensions
Pixel subsampling for this plane.
set · iOS 26.0+
subsampling
TypeScript
set subsampling(value: CVPixelFormatDescription_Dimensions)
Swift declaration
var subsampling: CVPixelFormatDescription.Dimensions
Pixel subsampling for this plane.
get · iOS 26.0+
bitsPerBlock
TypeScript
get bitsPerBlock(): number
Swift declaration
var bitsPerBlock: Int
Number of bits per pixel. If ``blockSize`` is greater than (1, 1) then this represents bits per block.
set · iOS 26.0+
bitsPerBlock
TypeScript
set bitsPerBlock(value: number)
Swift declaration
var bitsPerBlock: Int
Number of bits per pixel. If ``blockSize`` is greater than (1, 1) then this represents bits per block.
get · iOS 26.0+
cgBitmapInfo
TypeScript
get cgBitmapInfo(): (_CoreGraphics_CGBitmapInfo) | null
Swift declaration
var cgBitmapInfo: CGBitmapInfo?
CoreGraphics bitmap info used for CG compatibility.
set · iOS 26.0+
cgBitmapInfo
TypeScript
set cgBitmapInfo(value: (_CoreGraphics_CGBitmapInfo) | null)
Swift declaration
var cgBitmapInfo: CGBitmapInfo?
CoreGraphics bitmap info used for CG compatibility.
get · iOS 26.0+
blockAlignment
TypeScript
get blockAlignment(): CVPixelFormatDescription_Dimensions
Swift declaration
var blockAlignment: CVPixelFormatDescription.Dimensions
Alignment requirements on block multiples. v210 would be (8, 1) here for the horizontal case,
to match the standard v210 row alignment value of 48.
set · iOS 26.0+
blockAlignment
TypeScript
set blockAlignment(value: CVPixelFormatDescription_Dimensions)
Swift declaration
var blockAlignment: CVPixelFormatDescription.Dimensions
Alignment requirements on block multiples. v210 would be (8, 1) here for the horizontal case,
to match the standard v210 row alignment value of 48.
get · iOS 26.0+
bitsPerComponent
TypeScript
get bitsPerComponent(): (number) | null
Swift declaration
var bitsPerComponent: Int?
The logical bit depth of each component of the plane.
set · iOS 26.0+
bitsPerComponent
TypeScript
set bitsPerComponent(value: (number) | null)
Swift declaration
var bitsPerComponent: Int?
The logical bit depth of each component of the plane.
get · iOS 26.0+
blockSize
TypeScript
get blockSize(): CVImageSize
Swift declaration
var blockSize: CVImageSize
Used to assist with allocating memory for pixel formats that don't have an integer value for bytes per pixel.
Block width/height is essentially the width/height in pixels of the smallest "byte addressable" group of pixels.
This works in close conjunction with ``bitsPerBlock``.
Examples:
8-bit luminance only, blockSize.width would be 1, bitsPerBlock would be 8
16-bit 1555 RGB, blockSize.width would be 1, bitsPerBlock would be 16
32-bit 8888 ARGB, blockSize.width would be 1, bitsPerBlock would be 32
2vuy (CbYCrY), blockSize.width would be 2, bitsPerBlock would be 32
1-bit bitmap, blockSize.width would be 8, bitsPerBlock would be 8
v210, blockSize.width would be 6, bitsPerBlock would be 128
set · iOS 26.0+
blockSize
TypeScript
set blockSize(value: CVImageSize)
Swift declaration
var blockSize: CVImageSize
Used to assist with allocating memory for pixel formats that don't have an integer value for bytes per pixel.
Block width/height is essentially the width/height in pixels of the smallest "byte addressable" group of pixels.
This works in close conjunction with ``bitsPerBlock``.
Examples:
8-bit luminance only, blockSize.width would be 1, bitsPerBlock would be 8
16-bit 1555 RGB, blockSize.width would be 1, bitsPerBlock would be 16
32-bit 8888 ARGB, blockSize.width would be 1, bitsPerBlock would be 32
2vuy (CbYCrY), blockSize.width would be 2, bitsPerBlock would be 32
1-bit bitmap, blockSize.width would be 8, bitsPerBlock would be 8
v210, blockSize.width would be 6, bitsPerBlock would be 128
Skipped declarations
3 declarations were excluded from these bindings. Each reason comes from the generator or the iOS SDK compiler.