Convert source data to target data

NOTE: Experimental!

Convert source data to target data, assuming source and target are 32 bit bitmap data.

When defining source and target grid, remember they must include the proper "scan width" (single row of pixels), which may be larger than the width of the bitmap image.

Currently only supports top-down bitmaps.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Initialize; calculate target grid info (if necessary), set up internal structures for fast processing of reprojections and interpolations.

Initialize; calculate target grid info (if necessary), set up internal structures for fast processing of reprojections and interpolations.

If only one conversion is required, set the oneTimeConvert to true, to skip setting up of internal structures. Currently only applicable if using the ConvertBitmapData(Byte, Byte) method.

Fully specify the target gridinfo

Define target projection string, and orientation (towards projection north).

All other properties of the target GridInfo is calculated (during Initialize) from the bounding box of source grid in the target local grid coordinate system, such that the target contains the entire area defined by the source GridInfo.

Define target projection string, orientation (towards projection north), and number of grid points in the x and y direction in the target.

All other properties of the target GridInfo is calculated (during Initialize) from the bounding box of source grid in the target local grid coordinate system such that the target contains the entire area defined by the source GridInfo.

Compared to SetTarget(String, Double), this version will change the resolution of the target grid in the x and y direction.

Returns a string that represents the current object.