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koffice/chalk/core/kis_paint_device.h

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/*
* copyright (c) 2002 patrick julien <freak@codepimps.org>
*
* 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., 675 mass ave, cambridge, ma 02139, usa.
*/
#ifndef KIS_PAINT_DEVICE_IMPL_H_
#define KIS_PAINT_DEVICE_IMPL_H_
#include <tqcolor.h>
#include <tqobject.h>
#include <tqpixmap.h>
#include <tqptrlist.h>
#include <tqrect.h>
#include <tqvaluelist.h>
#include <tqstring.h>
#include "kis_types.h"
#include "kdebug.h"
#include "kis_global.h"
#include "kis_image.h"
#include "kis_colorspace.h"
#include "kis_canvas_controller.h"
#include "kis_color.h"
#include <koffice_export.h>
class DCOPObject;
class TQImage;
class TQSize;
class TQPoint;
class TQWMatrix;
class TQTimer;
class KNamedCommand;
class KoStore;
class KisExifInfo;
class KisHLineIteratorPixel;
class KisImage;
class KisRectIteratorPixel;
class KisVLineIteratorPixel;
class KisRandomAccessorPixel;
class KisRandomSubAccessorPixel;
class KisUndoAdapter;
class KisFilter;
class KisDataManager;
typedef KSharedPtr<KisDataManager> KisDataManagerSP;
class KisMemento;
typedef KSharedPtr<KisMemento> KisMementoSP;
/**
* A paint device contains the actual pixel data and offers methods
* to read and write pixels. A paint device has an integer x,y position
* (i.e., are not positioned on the image with sub-pixel accuracy).
* A KisPaintDevice doesn't have any fixed size, the size change dynamicaly
* when pixels are accessed by an iterator.
*/
class KRITACORE_EXPORT KisPaintDevice
: public TQObject
, public KShared
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
/**
* Create a new paint device with the specified colorspace.
*
* @param colorSpace the colorspace of this paint device
* @param name for debugging purposes
*/
KisPaintDevice(KisColorSpace * colorSpace, const char * name = 0);
/**
* Create a new paint device with the specified colorspace. The
* parentLayer will be notified of changes to this paint device.
*
* @param parentLayer the layer that contains this paint device.
* @param colorSpace the colorspace of this paint device
* @param name for debugging purposes
*/
KisPaintDevice(KisLayer *parentLayer, KisColorSpace * colorSpace, const char * name = 0);
KisPaintDevice(const KisPaintDevice& rhs);
virtual ~KisPaintDevice();
virtual DCOPObject *dcopObject();
void lock(bool lock) { m_lock = lock; }
public:
/**
* Write the pixels of this paint device into the specified file store.
*/
virtual bool write(KoStore *store);
/**
* Fill this paint device with the pixels from the specified file store.
*/
virtual bool read(KoStore *store);
public:
/**
* Moves the device to these new coordinates (so no incremental move or so)
*/
virtual void move(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Convenience method for the above
*/
virtual void move(const TQPoint& pt);
/**
* Move the paint device to the specified location and make it possible to
* undo the move.
*/
virtual KNamedCommand * moveCommand(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Returns true of x,y is within the extent of this paint device
*/
bool contains(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y) const;
/**
* Convenience method for the above
*/
bool contains(const TQPoint& pt) const;
/**
* Retrieve the bounds of the paint device. The size is not exact,
* but may be larger if the underlying datamanager works that way.
* For instance, the tiled datamanager keeps the extent to the nearest
* multiple of 64.
*/
virtual void extent(TQ_INT32 &x, TQ_INT32 &y, TQ_INT32 &w, TQ_INT32 &h) const;
virtual TQRect extent() const;
/**
* XXX: This should be a temporay hack, awaiting a proper fix.
*
* Indicates whether the extent really represents the extent. For example,
* the KisBackground checkerboard pattern is generated by filling the
* default tile but it will return an empty extent.
*/
bool extentIsValid() const;
/// Convience method for the above
void setExtentIsValid(bool isValid);
/**
* Get the exact bounds of this paint device. This may be very slow,
* especially on larger paint devices because it does a linear scanline search.
*/
virtual void exactBounds(TQ_INT32 &x, TQ_INT32 &y, TQ_INT32 &w, TQ_INT32 &h) const;
virtual TQRect exactBounds() const;
virtual TQRect exactBoundsOldMethod() const;
virtual TQRect exactBoundsImprovedOldMethod() const;
/**
* Cut the paint device down to the specified rect
*/
void crop(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h);
/// Convience method for the above
void crop(TQRect r);
/**
* Complete erase the current paint device. Its size will become 0.
*/
virtual void clear();
/**
* Fill the given rectangle with the given pixel.
*/
void fill(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h, const TQ_UINT8 *fillPixel);
/**
* Read the bytes representing the rectangle described by x, y, w, h into
* data. If data is not big enough, Chalk will gladly overwrite the rest
* of your precious memory.
*
* Since this is a copy, you need to make sure you have enough memory.
*
* Reading from areas not previously initialized will read the default
* pixel value into data but not initialize that region.
*/
virtual void readBytes(TQ_UINT8 * data, TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h);
/**
* Copy the bytes in data into the rect specified by x, y, w, h. If the
* data is too small or uninitialized, Chalk will happily read parts of
* memory you never wanted to be read.
*
* If the data is written to areas of the paint device not previously initialized,
* the paint device will grow.
*/
virtual void writeBytes(const TQ_UINT8 * data, TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h);
/**
* Get the number of contiguous columns starting at x, valid for all values
* of y between minY and maxY.
*/
TQ_INT32 numContiguousColumns(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 minY, TQ_INT32 maxY);
/**
* Get the number of contiguous rows starting at y, valid for all values
* of x between minX and maxX.
*/
TQ_INT32 numContiguousRows(TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 minX, TQ_INT32 maxX);
/**
* Get the row stride at pixel (x, y). This is the number of bytes to add to a
* pointer to pixel (x, y) to access (x, y + 1).
*/
TQ_INT32 rowStride(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Get a read-only pointer to pixel (x, y).
*/
KDE_DEPRECATED const TQ_UINT8* pixel(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Get a read-write pointer to pixel (x, y).
*/
KDE_DEPRECATED TQ_UINT8* writablePixel(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Converts the paint device to a different colorspace
*/
virtual void convertTo(KisColorSpace * dstColorSpace, TQ_INT32 renderingIntent = INTENT_PERCEPTUAL);
/**
* Changes the profile of the colorspace of this paint device to the given
* profile. If the given profile is 0, nothing happens.
*/
virtual void setProfile(KisProfile * profile);
/**
* Fill this paint device with the data from img; starting at (offsetX, offsetY)
* @param srcProfileName name of the RGB profile to interpret the img as. "" is interpreted as sRGB
*/
virtual void convertFromTQImage(const TQImage& img, const TQString &srcProfileName, TQ_INT32 offsetX = 0, TQ_INT32 offsetY = 0);
/**
* Create an RGBA TQImage from a rectangle in the paint device.
*
* @param x Left coordinate of the rectangle
* @param y Top coordinate of the rectangle
* @param w Width of the rectangle in pixels
* @param h Height of the rectangle in pixels
* @param dstProfile RGB profile to use in conversion. May be 0, in which
* case it's up to the colour strategy to choose a profile (most
* like sRGB).
* @param exposure The exposure setting used to render a preview of a high dynamic range image.
*/
virtual TQImage convertToTQImage(KisProfile * dstProfile, TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h, float exposure = 0.0f);
/**
* Create an RGBA TQImage from a rectangle in the paint device. The rectangle is defined by the parent image's bounds.
*
* @param dstProfile RGB profile to use in conversion. May be 0, in which
* case it's up to the colour strategy to choose a profile (most
* like sRGB).
* @param exposure The exposure setting used to render a preview of a high dynamic range image.
*/
virtual TQImage convertToTQImage(KisProfile * dstProfile, float exposure = 0.0f);
/**
* Creates a paint device thumbnail of the paint device, retaining the aspect ratio.
* The width and height of the returned device won't exceed \p maxw and \p maxw, but they may be smaller.
*/
KisPaintDeviceSP createThumbnailDevice(TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h);
/**
* Creates a thumbnail of the paint device, retaining the aspect ratio.
* The width and height of the returned TQImage won't exceed \p maxw and \p maxw, but they may be smaller.
* The colors are not corrected for display!
*/
virtual TQImage createThumbnail(TQ_INT32 maxw, TQ_INT32 maxh);
/**
* Fill c and opacity with the values found at x and y.
*
* The color values will be transformed from the profile of
* this paint device to the display profile.
*
* @return true if the operation was succesful.
*/
bool pixel(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQColor *c, TQ_UINT8 *opacity);
/**
* Fill kc with the values found at x and y. This method differs
* from the above in using KisColor, which can be of any colorspace
*
* The color values will be transformed from the profile of
* this paint device to the display profile.
*
* @return true if the operation was succesful.
*/
bool pixel(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, KisColor * kc);
/**
* Return the KisColor of the pixel at x,y.
*/
KisColor colorAt(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Set the specified pixel to the specified color. Note that this
* bypasses KisPainter. the PaintDevice is here used as an equivalent
* to TQImage, not TQPixmap. This means that this is not undoable; also,
* there is no compositing with an existing value at this location.
*
* The color values will be transformed from the display profile to
* the paint device profile.
*
* Note that this will use 8-bit values and may cause a significant
* degradation when used on 16-bit or hdr quality images.
*
* @return true if the operation was succesful
*
*/
bool setPixel(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, const TQColor& c, TQ_UINT8 opacity);
bool setPixel(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, const KisColor& kc);
KisColorSpace * colorSpace() const;
KisDataManagerSP dataManager() const;
/**
* Replace the pixel data, color strategy, and profile.
*/
void setData(KisDataManagerSP data, KisColorSpace * colorSpace);
/**
* The X offset of the paint device
*/
TQ_INT32 getX() const;
/**
* The Y offset of the paint device
*/
TQ_INT32 getY() const;
/**
* Return the X offset of the paint device
*/
void setX(TQ_INT32 x);
/**
* Return the Y offset of the paint device
*/
void setY(TQ_INT32 y);
/**
* Return the number of bytes a pixel takes.
*/
virtual TQ_INT32 pixelSize() const;
/**
* Return the number of channels a pixel takes
*/
virtual TQ_INT32 nChannels() const;
/**
* Return the image that contains this paint device, or 0 if it is not
* part of an image. This is the same as calling parentLayer()->image().
*/
KisImage *image() const;
/**
* Returns the KisLayer that contains this paint device, or 0 if this is not
* part of a layer.
*/
KisLayer *parentLayer() const;
/**
* Set the KisLayer that contains this paint device, or 0 if this is not
* part of a layer.
*/
void setParentLayer(KisLayer *parentLayer);
/**
* Add the specified rect top the parent layer (if present)
*/
virtual void setDirty(const TQRect & rc);
/**
* Set the parent layer completely dirty, if this paint device has one.
*/
virtual void setDirty();
/**
* Mirror the device along the X axis
*/
void mirrorX();
/**
* Mirror the device along the Y axis
*/
void mirrorY();
KisMementoSP getMemento();
void rollback(KisMementoSP memento);
void rollforward(KisMementoSP memento);
/**
* This function return an iterator which points to the first pixel of an rectangle
*/
KisRectIteratorPixel createRectIterator(TQ_INT32 left, TQ_INT32 top, TQ_INT32 w, TQ_INT32 h, bool writable);
/**
* This function return an iterator which points to the first pixel of a horizontal line
*/
KisHLineIteratorPixel createHLineIterator(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 w, bool writable);
/**
* This function return an iterator which points to the first pixel of a vertical line
*/
KisVLineIteratorPixel createVLineIterator(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, TQ_INT32 h, bool writable);
/**
* This function creates a random accessor which allow to randomly access any pixels on
* the paint device.
* <b>Note:</b> random access is way slower than iterators, allways use iterators whenever
* you can
*/
KisRandomAccessorPixel createRandomAccessor(TQ_INT32 x, TQ_INT32 y, bool writable);
/**
* This function create a random accessor which can easily access to sub pixel values.
*/
KisRandomSubAccessorPixel createRandomSubAccessor();
/** Get the current selection or create one if this paintdevice hasn't got a selection yet. */
KisSelectionSP selection();
/** Adds the specified selection to the currently active selection for this paintdevice */
void addSelection(KisSelectionSP selection);
/** Subtracts the specified selection from the currently active selection for this paindevice */
void subtractSelection(KisSelectionSP selection);
/** Whether there is a valid selection for this paintdevice. */
bool hasSelection();
/** Whether the previous selection was deselected. */
bool selectionDeselected();
/** Deselect the selection for this paintdevice. */
void deselect();
/** Reinstates the old selection */
void reselect();
/** Clear the selected pixels from the paint device */
void clearSelection();
/**
* Apply a mask to the image data, i.e. multiply each pixel's opacity by its
* selectedness in the mask.
*/
void applySelectionMask(KisSelectionSP mask);
/**
* Sets the selection of this paint device to the new selection,
* returns the old selection, if there was an old selection,
* otherwise 0
*/
KisSelectionSP setSelection(KisSelectionSP selection);
/**
* Notify the owning image that the current selection has changed.
*/
void emitSelectionChanged();
/**
* Notify the owning image that the current selection has changed.
*
* @param r the area for which the selection has changed
*/
void emitSelectionChanged(const TQRect& r);
KisUndoAdapter *undoAdapter() const;
/**
* Return the exifInfo associated with this layer. If no exif infos are
* available, the function will create it.
*/
KisExifInfo* exifInfo();
/**
* This function return true if the layer has exif info associated with it.
*/
bool hasExifInfo() { return m_exifInfo != 0; }
signals:
void positionChanged(KisPaintDeviceSP device);
void ioProgress(TQ_INT8 percentage);
void profileChanged(KisProfile * profile);
private slots:
void runBackgroundFilters();
private:
KisPaintDevice& operator=(const KisPaintDevice&);
protected:
KisDataManagerSP m_datamanager;
private:
/* The KisLayer that contains this paint device, or 0 if this is not
* part of a layer.
*/
KisLayer *m_parentLayer;
bool m_extentIsValid;
TQ_INT32 m_x;
TQ_INT32 m_y;
KisColorSpace * m_colorSpace;
// Cached for quick access
TQ_INT32 m_pixelSize;
TQ_INT32 m_nChannels;
// Whether the selection is active
bool m_hasSelection;
bool m_selectionDeselected;
// Contains the actual selection. For now, there can be only
// one selection per layer. XXX: is this a limitation?
KisSelectionSP m_selection;
DCOPObject * m_dcop;
KisExifInfo* m_exifInfo;
TQValueList<KisFilter*> m_longRunningFilters;
TQTimer * m_longRunningFilterTimer;
bool m_lock;
};
inline TQ_INT32 KisPaintDevice::pixelSize() const
{
Q_ASSERT(m_pixelSize > 0);
return m_pixelSize;
}
inline TQ_INT32 KisPaintDevice::nChannels() const
{
Q_ASSERT(m_nChannels > 0);
return m_nChannels;
;
}
inline KisColorSpace * KisPaintDevice::colorSpace() const
{
Q_ASSERT(m_colorSpace != 0);
return m_colorSpace;
}
inline TQ_INT32 KisPaintDevice::getX() const
{
return m_x;
}
inline TQ_INT32 KisPaintDevice::getY() const
{
return m_y;
}
#endif // KIS_PAINT_DEVICE_IMPL_H_