Create a StaticImageSource.
The options.
ReadonlycontainsGets the datatype of images generated by this source.
ReadonlyflipGets whether images generated from this source should be flipped vertically.
ReadonlyisReadonlyisReadonly flag to indicate that his object implements MemoryUsage.
ReadonlyisReadonlypriorityReadonlysynchronousIf true, this source can immediately generate images without any delay.
ReadonlytransparentReadonlytypeGets the color space of the textures generated by this source.
Returns an adjusted extent, width and height so that request pixels are aligned with source pixels, and requests do not oversample the source.
The request extent.
The width, in pixels, of the request extent.
The height, in pixels, of the request extent.
The adjusted parameters.
Gets whether this source contains the specified extent. If a custom contains function is provided, it will be used. Otherwise, intersects is used.
This method is mainly used to discard non-relevant requests (i.e don't process regions that are not relevant to this source).
The extent to test.
Disposes unmanaged resources of this source.
Returns the extent of this source expressed in the CRS of the source. Might be null if the extent of the source is not known.
The extent of the source, if any.
Gets the images for the specified extent and pixel size.
An array containing the functions to generate the images asynchronously.
Returns an approximation of the memory used by this object, in bytes.
Initializes the source.
Options.
The target projection. Only useful for sources that are able to reproject their data on the fly (typically vector sources).
A promise that resolves when the source is initialized.
Test the intersection between the specified extent and this source's extent. This method may be overriden to perform special logic.
The extent to test.
true if the extent and this source extent intersects, false otherwise.
Raises an event to reload the source.
An ImageSource that displays a single, static image.
The image must be either a PNG, JPG or WebP file, whose dimensions are not greater than the maximal texture size allowed by WebGL on this browser.