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Java doc: TJ.pixelSize --> TJ.getPixelSize()

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TJ.pixelSize isn't actually a thing.  Oops.
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2023-01-23 09:32:57 -06:00
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java/org/libjpegturbo/turbojpeg/TJDecompressor.java
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@@ -361,17 +361,19 @@ public class TJDecompressor implements Closeable {
* ignored if the source image is a YUV image.
*
* @param pitch bytes per row in the destination image. Normally this should
* be set to <code>scaledWidth * TJ.pixelSize(pixelFormat)</code>, if the
* destination image will be unpadded. However, you can use this to, for
* instance, pad each row of the destination image to the nearest multiple of
* 4 bytes or to decompress/decode the source image into a region of a larger
* image. NOTE: if the source image is a JPEG image, then
* be set to <code>scaledWidth *
* </code>{@link TJ#getPixelSize TJ.getPixelSize}<code>(pixelFormat)</code>,
* if the destination image will be unpadded. However, you can use this to,
* for instance, pad each row of the destination image to the nearest
* multiple of 4 bytes or to decompress/decode the source image into a region
* of a larger image. NOTE: if the source image is a JPEG image, then
* <code>scaledWidth</code> can be determined by calling
* <code>scalingFactor.</code>{@link TJScalingFactor#getScaled getScaled}<code>(jpegWidth)</code>
* or by calling {@link #getScaledWidth}. If the source image is a YUV
* image, then <code>scaledWidth</code> is the width of the YUV image.
* Setting this parameter to 0 is the equivalent of setting it to
* <code>scaledWidth * TJ.pixelSize(pixelFormat)</code>.
* <code>scaledWidth *
* </code>{@link TJ#getPixelSize TJ.getPixelSize}<code>(pixelFormat)</code>.
*
* @param desiredHeight If the source image is a JPEG image, then this
* specifies the desired height (in pixels) of the decompressed image (or