/* * Copyright (c) 2004 Boudewijn Rempt * Copyright (c) 2005 Bart Coppens * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program 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 General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ #ifndef KIS_IMAGEPIPE_BRUSH_ #define KIS_IMAGEPIPE_BRUSH_ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "kis_resource.h" #include "kis_brush.h" #include "kis_global.h" class TQCString; class TQImage; class TQPoint; class TQSize; /** * The parasite info that gets loaded from the terribly documented gimp pipe brush parasite. * We only store data we actually use. * BC: How it seems the dimension stuff interacts with rank, selectionMode and the actual * selection of a brush to be drawn. So apparantly you can have at most 4 'dimensions'. * Each dimension has a number of brushes, the rank. Each dimension has an associated selection * mode and placement mode (which we don't use). The selection mode says us in which way * which of the brushes or brush sets will be selected. In the case of a 1-dimensional pipe * brush it is easy. * However, when there are more dimensions it is a bit harder. You can according to the gimp * source maximally use 4 dimensions. When you want to select a brush, you first go to the * first dimension. Say it has a rank of 2. The code chooses one of the 2 according to the * selection mode. Say we choose 2. Then the currentBrush will skip over all the brushes * from the first element in dimension 1. Then in dimension we pick again from the choices * we have in dimension 2. We again add the appropriate amount to currentBrush. And so on, * until we have reached dimension dim. Or at least, that is how it looks like, we'll know * for sure when we can test it better with >1 dim brushes and Angular selectionMode. **/ class KisPipeBrushParasite { public: /// Set some default values KisPipeBrushParasite() : ncells(0), dim(0), needsMovement(false) { for (int i = 0; i < MaxDim; i++) { rank[i] = index[i] = brushesCount[i] = 0; selection[i] = Constant; } } /// Initializes the brushesCount helper void setBrushesCount(); /// Load the parasite from the source string KisPipeBrushParasite(const TQString& source); /** * Saves a GIMP-compatible representation of this parasite to the device. Also writes the * number of brushes (== ncells) (no trailing '\n') */ bool saveToDevice(TQIODevice* dev) const; /** Velocity won't be supported, atm Angular and Tilt aren't either, but have chances of implementation */ enum SelectionMode { Constant, Incremental, Angular, Velocity, Random, Pressure, TiltX, TiltY }; enum Placement { DefaultPlacement, ConstantPlacement, RandomPlacement }; static int const MaxDim = 4; //TQ_INT32 step; TQ_INT32 ncells; TQ_INT32 dim; // Apparantly only used for editing a pipe brush, which we won't at the moment // TQ_INT32 cols, rows; // TQ_INT32 cellwidth, cellheight; // Aparantly the gimp doesn't use this anymore? Anyway it is a bit weird to // paint at someplace else than where your cursor displays it will... //Placement placement; TQ_INT32 rank[MaxDim]; SelectionMode selection[MaxDim]; /// The total count of brushes in each dimension (helper) TQ_INT32 brushesCount[MaxDim]; /// The current index in each dimension, so that the selection modes know where to start TQ_INT32 index[MaxDim]; /// If true, the brush won't be painted when there is no motion bool needsMovement; }; class KisImagePipeBrush : public KisBrush { typedef KisBrush super; Q_OBJECT public: KisImagePipeBrush(const TQString& filename); /** * Specialized constructor that makes a new pipe brush from a sequence of samesize * devices. The fact that it's a vector of a vector, is to support multidimensional * brushes (not yet supported!) */ KisImagePipeBrush(const TQString& name, int w, int h, TQValueVector< TQValueVector > devices, TQValueVector modes); virtual ~KisImagePipeBrush(); virtual bool load(); virtual bool save(); /// Will call KisBrush's saveToDevice as well virtual bool saveToDevice(TQIODevice* dev) const; /** @return the next image in the pipe. */ virtual TQImage img(); /** @return the next mask in the pipe. */ virtual KisAlphaMaskSP mask(const KisPaintInformation& info, double subPixelX = 0, double subPixelY = 0) const; virtual KisPaintDeviceSP image(KisColorSpace * colorSpace, const KisPaintInformation& info, double subPixelX = 0, double subPixelY = 0) const; virtual bool useColorAsMask() const; virtual void setUseColorAsMask(bool useColorAsMask); virtual bool hasColor() const; virtual enumBrushType brushType() const; virtual KisBoundary boundary(); KisPipeBrushParasite const& parasite() const { return m_parasite; } virtual bool canPaintFor(const KisPaintInformation& info); virtual void makeMaskImage(); virtual KisImagePipeBrush* clone() const; private: bool init(); void setParasiteString(const TQString& parasite); void selectNextBrush(const KisPaintInformation& info) const; TQString m_name; TQString m_parasiteString; // Contains instructions on how to use the brush mutable KisPipeBrushParasite m_parasite; TQ_UINT32 m_numOfBrushes; mutable TQ_UINT32 m_currentBrush; TQByteArray m_data; mutable TQPtrList m_brushes; enumBrushType m_brushType; }; #endif // KIS_IMAGEPIPE_BRUSH_