Calamus Raster Graphic

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=== RLE compression ===
 
=== RLE compression ===
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The compressed data consists of a code byte, followed by one or more data bytes, followed by another code byte, and so on. To decompress:
 
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! Code byte (N) !! Instructions
 
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After decompression, pixels are in left-to-right, top-to-bottom order. 8 pixels per byte, most significant bit first, white is 0. Rows are padded to the next byte boundary.
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After decompression, pixels are in left-to-right, top-to-bottom order. The format is 8 pixels per byte, most significant bit first, white is 0. Rows are padded to the next byte boundary.
  
 
== Software ==
 
== Software ==

Revision as of 18:49, 15 July 2016

File Format
Name Calamus Raster Graphic
Ontology
Extension(s) .crg

Calamus Raster Graphic (CRG) is a graphics format associated with the Calamus desktop publishing software by invers Software. At least some CRG images are compressed using a simple run-length encoding scheme.

Refer to Calamus for more information about the software, and related formats.

Contents

Identification

CRG files apparently begin with the ASCII signature "CALAMUSCRG".

Format details

[Partial decoding, based on analysis of a small number of CRG files. This may be incorrect.]

Multi-byte integers are big-endian.

Offset Length Field Observed values Details
0 10 signature "CALAMUSCRG"
10 2 03 e8 Unknown. By analogy to CVG, maybe a code for the format version.
12 2 00 02 Unknown. By analogy to CVG, maybe a code for the page size.
14 4 (file size, minus 24)
18 2 00 80 Unknown
20 4 width Image width in pixels
24 4 height Image height in pixels
28 4 (various) Unknown
32 1 01 Unknown
33 1 00 Unknown
34 4 ff ff ff ff Unknown
38 4 cmpr_size Size of compressed image data, in bytes
42 cmpr_size cmpr_image_data Compressed image data (see below)

RLE compression

The compressed data consists of a code byte, followed by one or more data bytes, followed by another code byte, and so on. To decompress:

Code byte (N) Instructions
N ≤ 127 Emit the next N+1 bytes literally.
N ≥ 128 Emit the next byte N−127 times.

After decompression, pixels are in left-to-right, top-to-bottom order. The format is 8 pixels per byte, most significant bit first, white is 0. Rows are padded to the next byte boundary.

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