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/* $Id: gxtext.h 6651 2006-03-13 16:18:19Z stefan $ */
/* Driver text interface implementation support */

#ifndef gxtext_INCLUDED
#  define gxtext_INCLUDED

#include "gstext.h"
#include "gsrefct.h"

/* Define the abstract type for the object procedures. */
typedef struct gs_text_enum_procs_s gs_text_enum_procs_t;

#ifndef cached_fm_pair_DEFINED
#  define cached_fm_pair_DEFINED
typedef struct cached_fm_pair_s cached_fm_pair;
#endif

/*
 * Define values returned by text_process to the client.
 */
typedef struct gs_text_returned_s {
    gs_char current_char;	/* INTERVENE */
    gs_glyph current_glyph;	/* INTERVENE */
    gs_point total_width;	/* RETURN_WIDTH */
} gs_text_returned_t;

/*
 * Define the stack for composite fonts.
 * If the current font is not composite, depth = -1.
 * If the current font is composite, 0 <= depth <= MAX_FONT_STACK.
 * items[0] through items[depth] are occupied.
 * items[0].font is the root font; items[0].index = 0.
 * The root font must be composite, but may be of any map type.
 * items[0..N-1] are modal composite fonts, for some N <= depth.
 * items[N..depth-1] are non-modal composite fonts.
 * items[depth] is a base (non-composite) font.
 * Note that if depth >= 0, the font member of the graphics state
 * for a base font BuildChar/Glyph is the same as items[depth].font.
 */
#define MAX_FONT_STACK 5
typedef struct gx_font_stack_item_s {
    gs_font *font;		/* font at this level */
    uint index;			/* index of this font in parent's Encoding */
} gx_font_stack_item_t;
typedef struct gx_font_stack_s {
    int depth;
    gx_font_stack_item_t items[1 + MAX_FONT_STACK];
} gx_font_stack_t;

/*
 * Define the common part of the structure that tracks the state of text
 * processing.  All implementations of text_begin must allocate one of these
 * using rc_alloc_struct_1; implementations may subclass and extend it.
 * Note that it includes a copy of the text parameters.
 *
 * The freeing procedure (rc.free) must call rc_free_text_enum, which
 * calls the enumerator's release procedure.  This is required in order to
 * properly decrement the reference count(s) of the referenced structures
 * (in the common part of the structure, only the device).
 */
rc_free_proc(rc_free_text_enum);
#define gs_text_enum_common\
    /*\
     * The following copies of the arguments of text_begin are set at\
     * initialization, and const thereafter.\
     */\
    gs_text_params_t text;	/* must be first for subclassing */\
    gx_device *dev;\
    gx_device *imaging_dev;	/* see note below */\
    gs_imager_state *pis;\
    gs_font *orig_font;\
    gx_path *path;			/* unless DO_NONE & !RETURN_WIDTH */\
    const gx_device_color *pdcolor;	/* if DO_DRAW */\
    const gx_clip_path *pcpath;		/* if DO_DRAW */\
    gs_memory_t *memory;\
    /* The following additional members are set at initialization. */\
    const gs_text_enum_procs_t *procs;\
    /* The following change dynamically.  NOTE: gs_text_enum_copy_dynamic */\
    /* knows the entire list of dynamically changing elements. */\
    rc_header rc;\
    gs_font *current_font; /* changes for composite fonts */\
    gs_glyph outer_CID; /* When a Type 3 is a FMapType 9 descendent. */\
    bool is_pure_color; /* The text is painted with a pure color. */\
    gs_log2_scale_point log2_scale;	/* for oversampling */\
    cached_fm_pair *pair; /* corresponds to the current_font and CTM*(1<<log2_scale) */\
    uint index;			/* index within string */\
    uint xy_index;		/* index within X/Y widths */\
    gx_font_stack_t fstack;\
    int cmap_code;		/* hack for FMapType 9 composite fonts, */\
				/* the value returned by decode_next */\
    gs_point FontBBox_as_Metrics2;  /* used with FontType 9,11 && WMode 1 */\
    ulong text_enum_id; /* debug purpose only - not used by algorythm. */\
    /* The following is controlled by a device. */\
    bool device_disabled_grid_fitting;\
    /* The following are used to return information to the client. */\
    gs_text_returned_t returned
/* The typedef is in gstext.h. */
struct gs_text_enum_s {
    gs_text_enum_common;
};

/*
 * Notes on the imaging_dev field of device enumeration structures:
 *
 * This field is added as a hack to make the bbox device work
 * correctly as a forwarding device in some cases, particularly the X
 * driver. When the X driver is configured to use a memory device for
 * rendering (ie the MaxBitmap parameter is large enough to hold the
 * buffer), it sets up a pipeline where the bbox device forwards to
 * the memory device. The bbox device is used to determine which areas
 * of the buffer have been drawn on, so that the screen can be
 * appropriately updated.
 *
 * This works well for low-level operations such as filling
 * rectangles, because the bbox device can easily determine the bbox
 * of the drawing operation before forwarding it to the target device.
 * However, for higher level operations, such as those that require
 * enumerators, the approach is fundamentally broken. Essentially, the
 * execution of the drawing operation is the responsibility of the
 * target device, and the bbox device doesn't really have any way to
 * determine the bounding box.
 *
 * The approach taken here is to add an additional field to the
 * enumerations, imaging_dev. In the common case where the target
 * device implements the high level drawing operation in terms of
 * lower level operations, setting the imaging_dev field to non-NULL
 * requests that these lower level imaging operations be directed to
 * the imaging_dev rather than dev. The bbox device sets the
 * imaging_dev field to point to itself. Thus, the low level drawing
 * operations are intercepted by the bbox device, so that the bbox is
 * accounted for.
 *
 * Note that, if the target device implements higher level operations
 * by itself, ie not by breaking it into lower level operations, this
 * approach will fail.
 */

#define st_gs_text_enum_max_ptrs (st_gs_text_params_max_ptrs + 8)
/*extern_st(st_gs_text_enum); */
#define public_st_gs_text_enum()	/* in gstext.c */\
  gs_public_st_composite(st_gs_text_enum, gs_text_enum_t, "gs_text_enum_t",\
    text_enum_enum_ptrs, text_enum_reloc_ptrs)

/* 
 * Initialize a newly created text enumerator.  Implementations of
 * text_begin must call this just after allocating the enumerator.
 * Note that this procedure can return an error, e.g., if attempting
 * a glyph-based operation with a composite font.
 */
int gs_text_enum_init(gs_text_enum_t *pte,
		      const gs_text_enum_procs_t *procs,
		      gx_device *dev, gs_imager_state *pis,
		      const gs_text_params_t *text,
		      gs_font *font, gx_path *path,
		      const gx_device_color *pdcolor,
		      const gx_clip_path *pcpath,
		      gs_memory_t *mem);

/*
 * Copy the dynamically changing elements from one enumerator to another.
 * This is useful primarily for enumerators that sometimes pass the
 * operation to a subsidiary enumerator.  Note that `returned' is copied
 * iff for_return is true.
 */
void gs_text_enum_copy_dynamic(gs_text_enum_t *pto,
			       const gs_text_enum_t *pfrom,
			       bool for_return);

/*
 * Define some convenience macros for testing aspects of a text
 * enumerator.
 */

#define SHOW_IS(penum, op_mask)\
  (((penum)->text.operation & (op_mask)) != 0)
#define SHOW_IS_ALL_OF(penum, op_mask)\
  (((penum)->text.operation & (op_mask)) == (op_mask))
    /*
     * The comments next to the following macros indicate the
     * corresponding test on gs_show_enum structures in pre-5.24 filesets.
     */
#define SHOW_IS_ADD_TO_ALL(penum)	/* add */\
  SHOW_IS(penum, TEXT_ADD_TO_ALL_WIDTHS)
#define SHOW_IS_ADD_TO_SPACE(penum)	/* wchr != no_char */\
  SHOW_IS(penum, TEXT_ADD_TO_SPACE_WIDTH)
#define SHOW_IS_DO_KERN(penum)		/* do_kern */\
  SHOW_IS(penum, TEXT_INTERVENE)
#define SHOW_IS_SLOW(penum)		/* slow_show */\
  SHOW_IS(penum, TEXT_REPLACE_WIDTHS | TEXT_ADD_TO_ALL_WIDTHS | TEXT_ADD_TO_SPACE_WIDTH | TEXT_INTERVENE)
#define SHOW_IS_DRAWING(penum)		/* !stringwidth_flag */\
  !SHOW_IS(penum, TEXT_DO_NONE)
#define SHOW_IS_STRINGWIDTH(penum)	/* stringwidth_flag > 0 */\
  SHOW_IS_ALL_OF(penum, TEXT_DO_NONE | TEXT_RETURN_WIDTH)

/*
 * Define the procedures associated with text processing.
 */
struct gs_text_enum_procs_s {

    /*
     * Resync processing from an enumerator that may have different
     * parameters and may be partway through processing the string.  Note
     * that this may only be implemented for certain kinds of changes, and
     * will fail for other kinds.  (We may reconsider this.)  We require
     * pfrom != pte.
     */

#define text_enum_proc_resync(proc)\
  int proc(gs_text_enum_t *pte, const gs_text_enum_t *pfrom)

    text_enum_proc_resync((*resync));

    /*
     * Process the text.  The client should call this repeatedly until
     * it returns <= 0.  (> 0 means the client must take action: see
     * gstext.h.)
     *
     * Note that a default implementation of this procedure can't simply do
     * nothing and return:
     *
     *   - If TEXT_DO_CHARWIDTH or TEXT_DO_*PATH is set, the procedure must
     *   append the appropriate elements to the path.
     *
     *   - If TEXT_INTERVENE is set, the procedure must return to the client
     *   after each character except the last one in the string, setting
     *   returned.current_char and returned.current_glyph appropriately;
     *   also, it must reset the current font in the graphics state to its
     *   original value each time each time (after the first) that the
     *   procedure is called to process further characters of the string.
     *
     *   - If TEXT_RETURN_WIDTH is set, the procedure must set
     *   returned.total_width when(ever) it returns.
     *
     * We should provide a default implementation that makes all these
     * things simple, but currently we don't.
     */

#define text_enum_proc_process(proc)\
  int proc(gs_text_enum_t *pte)

    text_enum_proc_process((*process));

    /*
     * After the implementation returned TEXT_PROCESS_RENDER, determine
     * whether it needs the entire character description, or only the width
     * (escapement).
     */

#define text_enum_proc_is_width_only(proc)\
  bool proc(const gs_text_enum_t *pte)

    text_enum_proc_is_width_only((*is_width_only));

    /*
     * Return the width of the current character (in user space coordinates).
     */

#define text_enum_proc_current_width(proc)\
  int proc(const gs_text_enum_t *pte, gs_point *pwidth)

    text_enum_proc_current_width((*current_width));

    /*
     * Set the character width and optionally the bounding box,
     * and optionally enable caching.
     */

#define text_enum_proc_set_cache(proc)\
  int proc(gs_text_enum_t *pte, const double *values,\
    gs_text_cache_control_t control)

    text_enum_proc_set_cache((*set_cache));

    /*
     * Prepare to retry processing the current character by uninstalling the
     * cache device.
     */

#define text_enum_proc_retry(proc)\
  int proc(gs_text_enum_t *pte)

    text_enum_proc_retry((*retry));

    /*
     * Release the contents of the structure at the end of processing,
     * but don't free the structure itself.  (gs_text_release also does
     * the latter.)
     */

#define text_enum_proc_release(proc)\
  void proc(gs_text_enum_t *pte, client_name_t cname)

    text_enum_proc_release((*release));

};

/* Define the default release procedure. */
text_enum_proc_release(gx_default_text_release);

#endif /* gxtext_INCLUDED */
