function [info, msg] = impnminfo(filename)
%IMPNMINFO Get information about the image in a PPM/PGM/PBM file.
%
%   [INFO, MSG] = IMPNMINFO(FILENAME) returns information about the image
%   contained in a PPM, PGM or PBM file.  If an error occurs, INFO will be
%   empty and an error message is returned in MSG, otherwise MSG is empty.
%
%   PNM is not an image format by itself but means any of PPM, PGM, and PBM.
%
%   See also IMREAD, IMWRITE, IMFINFO.

%   The PNM formats PPM, PGM and PBM are descibed in the UNIX manual pages
%   ppm(5), pgm(5) and pbm(5) respectively.
%
% Author:	  Peter J. Acklam
% E-mail:	  pjacklam@online.no

%  Copyright 2001-2002 The MathWorks, Inc.
%  $Revision: 1.1.6.2 $  $Date: 2004/02/01 22:04:33 $

   % Initialize output arguments.
   info = [];
   msg	= '';

   % See if file name is a non-empty string.
   if ~ischar(filename) || isempty(filename)
      msg = 'File name must be a non-empty string';
      info = [];
      return;
   end

   % See if the file exists.
   if exist(filename, 'file') ~= 2
      msg = ['File ' filename ' does not exist.'];
      info = [];
      return;
   end

   % Try to open the file for reading.
   [fid, fopen_msg] = fopen(filename, 'r');
   if fid == -1
      msg = fopen_msg;
      info = [];
      return;
   end

   filename = fopen(fid);		% get the full path name
   fileinfo = dir(filename);		% read file information

   % Initialize universal structure fields to fix the order
   info.Filename	= filename;
   info.FileModDate	= fileinfo.date;
   info.FileSize	= fileinfo.bytes;
   info.Format		= '';
   info.FormatVersion	= [];
   info.Width		= [];
   info.Height		= [];
   info.BitDepth	= [];
   info.ColorType	= '';
   info.FormatSignature = [];
   
   % Initialize PNM-specific structure fields to fix the order.
 
   info.Encoding        = '';
   info.MaxValue        = [];
   info.ImageDataOffset = [];

   % Look for the magic number (i.e., format signature).
   [magic, count] = fscanf(fid, '%c', 2);
   if count < 2
      fclose(fid);
      info = [];
      return;
   end
   info.FormatSignature = magic;
   
   % Get the image format and encoding ('plain' is ascii, 'raw' is binary).
   switch magic
      case 'P1'
	 info.Format	    = 'PBM';
	 info.ColorType	    = 'grayscale';	% black and white, actually
	 info.Encoding	    = 'ASCII';
         info.FormatVersion = 'P1';
      case 'P2'
	 info.Format	    = 'PGM';
	 info.ColorType	    = 'grayscale';	% black and white, actually
	 info.Encoding	    = 'ASCII';
         info.FormatVersion = 'P2';
      case 'P3'
	 info.Format	    = 'PPM';
	 info.ColorType	    = 'truecolor';
	 info.Encoding	    = 'ASCII';
         info.FormatVersion = 'P3';
      case 'P4'
	 info.Format	    = 'PBM';
	 info.ColorType	    = 'grayscale';
	 info.Encoding	    = 'rawbits';
         info.FormatVersion = 'P4';
      case 'P5'
	 info.Format	    = 'PGM';
	 info.ColorType	    = 'grayscale';
	 info.Encoding	    = 'rawbits';
         info.FormatVersion = 'P5';
      case 'P6'
	 info.Format	    = 'PPM';
	 info.ColorType	    = 'truecolor';
	 info.Encoding	    = 'rawbits';
         info.FormatVersion = 'P6';
      otherwise
	 fclose(fid);			% close file
	 msg = 'Invalid magic number. File is not a PPM, PGM, or PBM file.';
	 info = [];
	 return;
   end

   % Read image size.
   [header_data, count] = pnmgeti(fid, 2);
   if count < 2
      fclose(fid);			% close file
      msg = 'File ended while reading image header.';
      info = [];
      return;
   else
      info.Width  = header_data(1);	% image width
      info.Height = header_data(2);	% image height
   end

   % Read the maximum color-component value.  PBM images do not explicitly
   % contain this value because it has to be 1.	 The maximum color component
   % value of PGM and PPM images may be any positive integer so BitDepth
   % might not be an integer!
   if strcmp(info.Format, 'PBM')
      info.MaxValue = 1;
   else
      [header_data, count] = pnmgeti(fid, 1);
      if count < 1
	 fclose(fid);			% close file
	 msg = 'File ended while reading image header.';
	 info = [];
	 return;
      end
      info.MaxValue = header_data(1);
   end
   info.BitDepth = log2(info.MaxValue + 1);

   % Because truecolor images have 3 channels
   if strcmp(info.ColorType,'truecolor')
       info.BitDepth = info.BitDepth * 3;
   end

   % Raw PNM images should have a single byte of whitespace between the
   % image header and the pixel area.  Plain PNM images might have more
   % whitespace and even comments but the main point in the plain case is
   % that we are passed the header.
   info.ImageDataOffset = ftell(fid) + 1;

   % We've got what we need, so close the file.
   fclose(fid);