/************************************************************************* * * OpenOffice.org - a multi-platform office productivity suite * * $RCSfile: polypolygonrenderer.hxx,v $ * * $Revision: 1.3 $ * * last change: $Author: thb $ $Date: 2006-07-28 12:43:20 $ * * The Contents of this file are made available subject to * the terms of GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1. * * * GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 * ============================================= * Copyright 2005 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. * 901 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303, USA * * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * License version 2.1, as published by the Free Software Foundation. * * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU * Lesser General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, * MA 02111-1307 USA * ************************************************************************/ #ifndef INCLUDED_BASEBMP_POLYPOLYGONRENDERER_HXX #define INCLUDED_BASEBMP_POLYPOLYGONRENDERER_HXX #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include namespace basebmp { namespace detail { /// convert int32 to 32:32 fixed point inline sal_Int64 toFractional( sal_Int32 v ) { return (sal_Int64)v << 32; } /// convert double to 32:32 fixed point inline sal_Int64 toFractional( double v ) { return (sal_Int64)(v*SAL_MAX_UINT32 + (v < 0.0 ? -0.5 : 0.5 )); } /// convert 32:32 fixed point to int32 (truncate) inline sal_Int32 toInteger( sal_Int64 v ) { return (sal_Int32)(v < 0 ? ~((~v) >> 32) : v >> 32); } /// convert 32:32 fixed point to int32 (properly rounded) inline sal_Int32 toRoundedInteger( sal_Int64 v ) { return toInteger(v) + (sal_Int32)((v&0x80000000) >> 31); } /** internal vertex store - Different from B2DPoint, since we don't need floating point coords, but orientation of vertex and y counter */ struct Vertex { sal_Int32 mnYCounter; sal_Int64 mnX; sal_Int64 mnXDelta; bool mbDownwards; // needed for nonzero winding rule // fills Vertex() : mnYCounter(0), mnX(0), mnXDelta(0), mbDownwards(true) {} Vertex( basegfx::B2DPoint const& rPt1, basegfx::B2DPoint const& rPt2, bool bDownwards ) : mnYCounter( basegfx::fround(rPt2.getY()) - basegfx::fround(rPt1.getY()) ), mnX( toFractional( basegfx::fround(rPt1.getX()) )), mnXDelta( toFractional( ((rPt2.getX() - rPt1.getX()) / (double)mnYCounter) )), mbDownwards(bDownwards) {} }; typedef std::vector< std::vector > VectorOfVectorOfVertices; typedef std::vector< Vertex* > VectorOfVertexPtr; /// non-templated setup of GET sal_uInt32 setupGlobalEdgeTable( VectorOfVectorOfVertices& rGET, basegfx::B2DPolyPolygon const& rPoly, sal_Int32 nMinY ); /// sort rAETSrc, copy not-yet-ended edges over to rAETDest void sortAET( VectorOfVertexPtr& rAETSrc, VectorOfVertexPtr& rAETDest ); /// For the STL algorithms struct RasterConvertVertexComparator { RasterConvertVertexComparator() {} bool operator()( const Vertex& rLHS, const Vertex& rRHS ) const { return rLHS.mnX < rRHS.mnX; } bool operator()( const Vertex* pLHS, const Vertex* pRHS ) const { return pLHS->mnX < pRHS->mnX; } }; } // namespace detail /** Raster-convert a poly-polygon. This algorithm does not perform antialiasing, and thus internally works with integer vertex coordinates. @param begin Left, top edge of the destination bitmap. This position is considered (0,0) relative to all polygon vertices @param ad Accessor to set pixel values @param fillColor Color to use for filling @param rClipRect Clipping rectangle, relative to the begin iterator. No pixel outside this clip rect will be modified. @param rPoly Polygon to fill */ template< class DestIterator, class DestAccessor, typename T > void renderClippedPolyPolygon( DestIterator begin, DestAccessor ad, T fillColor, const basegfx::B2IRange& rClipRect, basegfx::B2DPolyPolygon const& rPoly ) { const sal_Int32 nClipX1( std::max((sal_Int32)0,rClipRect.getMinX()) ); const sal_Int32 nClipX2( rClipRect.getMaxX() ); const sal_Int32 nClipY1( std::max((sal_Int32)0,rClipRect.getMinY()) ); const sal_Int32 nClipY2( rClipRect.getMaxY() ); const sal_Int64 nClipX1_frac( detail::toFractional(nClipX1) ); const sal_Int64 nClipX2_frac( detail::toFractional(nClipX2) ); basegfx::B2DRange const aPolyBounds( basegfx::tools::getRange(rPoly) ); const sal_Int32 nMinY( basegfx::fround(aPolyBounds.getMinY()) ); const sal_Int32 nMaxY( std::min( nClipY2-1, basegfx::fround(aPolyBounds.getMaxY()))); if( nMinY > nMaxY ) return; // really, nothing to do then. detail::VectorOfVectorOfVertices aGET; // the Global Edge Table aGET.resize( nMaxY - nMinY + 1 ); sal_uInt32 const nVertexCount( detail::setupGlobalEdgeTable( aGET, rPoly, nMinY ) ); // Perform actual scan conversion //---------------------------------------------------------------------- if( aGET.empty() ) return; detail::VectorOfVertexPtr aAET1; // the Active Edge Table detail::VectorOfVertexPtr aAET2; detail::VectorOfVertexPtr* pAET = &aAET1; detail::VectorOfVertexPtr* pAETOther = &aAET2; aAET1.reserve( nVertexCount ); aAET2.reserve( nVertexCount ); // current scanline - initially, points to first scanline // within the clip rect, or to the polygon's first scanline // (whichever is greater) DestIterator aScanline( begin + vigra::Diff2D( 0, std::max(nMinY, nClipY1)) ); detail::RasterConvertVertexComparator aComp; // now process each of the nMaxY - nMinY + 1 scanlines // ------------------------------------------------------------ for( sal_Int32 y=nMinY; y <= nMaxY; ++y ) { if( !aGET[y-nMinY].empty() ) { // merge AET with current scanline's new vertices (both // are already correctly sorted) detail::VectorOfVectorOfVertices::value_type::iterator vertex=aGET[y-nMinY].begin(); detail::VectorOfVectorOfVertices::value_type::iterator const end=aGET[y-nMinY].end(); while( vertex != end ) { // find insertion pos by binary search, and put ptr // into active edge vector pAET->insert( std::lower_bound( pAET->begin(), pAET->end(), &(*vertex), aComp ), &(*vertex) ); ++vertex; } } // with less than two active edges, no fill visible if( pAET->size() >= 2 ) { typename vigra::IteratorTraits::row_iterator rowIter( aScanline.rowIterator() ); // process each span in current scanline, with // even-odd fill rule detail::VectorOfVertexPtr::iterator currVertex( pAET->begin() ); detail::VectorOfVertexPtr::iterator const lastVertex( pAET->end()-1 ); sal_uInt32 nCrossedEdges(0); while( currVertex != lastVertex ) { // TODO(P1): might be worth a try to extend the // size()==2 case also to the actual filling // here. YMMV. detail::Vertex& rV1( **currVertex ); detail::Vertex const& rV2( **++currVertex ); // even/odd fillrule if( !(nCrossedEdges & 0x01) && y >= nClipY1 && rV1.mnX < nClipX2_frac && rV2.mnX > nClipX1_frac ) { // clip span to horizontal bounds sal_Int32 const nStartX( std::max( nClipX1, std::min( nClipX2-1, detail::toRoundedInteger(rV1.mnX) ))); sal_Int32 const nEndX( std::max( nClipX1, std::min( nClipX2, detail::toRoundedInteger(rV2.mnX) ))); typename vigra::IteratorTraits::row_iterator currPix( rowIter + nStartX); typename vigra::IteratorTraits::row_iterator rowEnd( rowIter + nEndX ); // TODO(P2): Provide specialized span fill methods on the // iterator/accessor while( currPix != rowEnd ) ad.set(fillColor, currPix++); } // step vertices rV1.mnX += rV1.mnXDelta; --rV1.mnYCounter; ++nCrossedEdges; } // step vertex also for the last one detail::Vertex& rLastV( **currVertex ); rLastV.mnX += rLastV.mnXDelta; --rLastV.mnYCounter; // prune AET from ended edges, and keep it sorted // --------------------------------------------------------- pAETOther->clear(); if( pAET->size() == 2 ) { // the case of exactly two active edges is both // sufficiently common (all 'simple' polygons have // it), and further more would complicate the // generic case below (which works with a sliding // triple of vertices). if( !aComp(*(*pAET)[0], *(*pAET)[1]) ) std::swap(*(*pAET)[0], *(*pAET)[1]); if( (*pAET)[0]->mnYCounter > 0 ) pAETOther->push_back( (*pAET)[0] ); if( (*pAET)[1]->mnYCounter > 0 ) pAETOther->push_back( (*pAET)[1] ); } else { bool bFallbackTaken(false); currVertex = pAET->begin(); detail::VectorOfVertexPtr::iterator prevVertex( currVertex ); while( currVertex != lastVertex ) { // try to get away with one linear swoop and // simple neighbor swapping. this is an // overwhelmingly common case - polygons with // excessively crisscrossing edges (which on // top of that cross more than one other edge // per scanline) are seldom. And even if we // get such a beast here, this extra loop has // still only linear cost if( aComp(**(currVertex+1),**currVertex) ) { std::swap(*currVertex, *(currVertex+1)); if( aComp(**currVertex,**prevVertex) ) { // one swap was not sufficient - // fallback to generic sort algo, then detail::sortAET(*pAET, *pAETOther); bFallbackTaken = true; break; } } if( (*currVertex)->mnYCounter > 0 ) pAETOther->push_back( *currVertex ); prevVertex = currVertex++; } // don't forget to add last vertex (loop above // only deals with n-1 vertices) if( !bFallbackTaken && (*currVertex)->mnYCounter > 0 ) pAETOther->push_back( *currVertex ); } std::swap( pAET, pAETOther ); } if( y >= nClipY1 ) ++aScanline.y; } } } // namespace basebmp #endif /* INCLUDED_BASEBMP_POLYPOLYGONRENDERER_HXX */