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/* $Xorg: midash.c,v 1.4 2001/02/09 02:05:20 xorgcvs Exp $ */
#include "regionstr.h"
#include "mistruct.h"
#include "mifpoly.h"

static miDashPtr CheckDashStorage(miDashPtr *ppseg, int nseg, int *pnsegMax);

/* return a list of DashRec.  there will be an extra
entry at the end holding the last point of the polyline.
   this means that the code that actually draws dashes can
get a pair of points for every dash.  only the point in the last
dash record is useful; the other fields are not used.
   nseg is the number of segments, not the number of points.

example:

   dash1.start
   dash2.start
   dash3.start
   last-point

defines a list of segments
   (dash1.pt, dash2.pt)
   (dash2.pt, dash3.pt)
   (dash3.pt, last-point)
and nseg == 3.

NOTE:
    EVEN_DASH == ~ODD_DASH

NOTE ALSO:
    miDashLines may return 0 segments, going from pt[0] to pt[0] with one dash.
*/

miDashPtr
miDashLine(npt, ppt, nDash, pDash, offset, pnseg)
int npt;
DDXPointPtr ppt;
unsigned int nDash;
unsigned char *pDash;
unsigned int offset;
int *pnseg;
{
    DDXPointRec pt1, pt2;
    int lenCur;		/* npt used from this dash */
    int lenMax;		/* npt in this dash */
    int iDash = 0;	/* index of current dash */
    int which;		/* EVEN_DASH or ODD_DASH */
    miDashPtr pseg;	/* list of dash segments */
    miDashPtr psegBase;	/* start of list */
    int nseg = 0;	/* number of dashes so far */
    int nsegMax = 0;	/* num segs we can fit in this list */

    int x, y, len;
    int adx, ady, signdx, signdy;
    int du, dv, e1, e2, e, base_e = 0;

    lenCur = offset;
    which = EVEN_DASH;
    while(lenCur >= pDash[iDash])
    {
	lenCur -= pDash[iDash];
	iDash++;
	if (iDash >= nDash)
	    iDash = 0;
	which = ~which;
    }
    lenMax = pDash[iDash];

    psegBase = (miDashPtr)NULL;
    pt2 = ppt[0];		/* just in case there is only one point */

    while(--npt)
    {
	if (PtEqual(ppt[0], ppt[1]))
	{
	    ppt++;
	    continue;		/* no duplicated points in polyline */
	}
	pt1 = *ppt++;
	pt2 = *ppt;

	adx = pt2.x - pt1.x;
	ady = pt2.y - pt1.y;
	signdx = sign(adx);
	signdy = sign(ady);
	adx = abs(adx);
	ady = abs(ady);

	if (adx > ady)
	{
	    du = adx;
	    dv = ady;
	    len = adx;
	}
	else
	{
	    du = ady;
	    dv = adx;
	    len = ady;
	}

	e1 = dv * 2;
	e2 = e1 - 2*du;
	e = e1 - du;
	x = pt1.x;
	y = pt1.y;

	nseg++;
	pseg = CheckDashStorage(&psegBase, nseg, &nsegMax);
	if (!pseg)
	    return (miDashPtr)NULL;
	pseg->pt = pt1;
	pseg->e1 = e1;
	pseg->e2 = e2;
	base_e = pseg->e = e;
	pseg->which = which;
	pseg->newLine = 1;

	while (len--)
	{
	    if (adx > ady)
	    {
		/* X_AXIS */
		if (((signdx > 0) && (e < 0)) ||
		    ((signdx <=0) && (e <=0))
		   )
		{
		    e += e1;
		}
		else
		{
		    y += signdy;
		    e += e2;
		}
		x += signdx;
	    }
	    else
	    {
		/* Y_AXIS */
		if (((signdx > 0) && (e < 0)) ||
		    ((signdx <=0) && (e <=0))
		   )
		{
		    e +=e1;
		}
		else
		{
		    x += signdx;
		    e += e2;
		}
		y += signdy;
	    }

	    lenCur++;
	    if (lenCur >= lenMax && (len || npt <= 1))
	    {
		nseg++;
		pseg = CheckDashStorage(&psegBase, nseg, &nsegMax);
		if (!pseg)
		    return (miDashPtr)NULL;
		pseg->pt.x = x;
		pseg->pt.y = y;
		pseg->e1 = e1;
		pseg->e2 = e2;
		pseg->e = e;
		which = ~which;
		pseg->which = which;
		pseg->newLine = 0;

		/* move on to next dash */
		iDash++;
		if (iDash >= nDash)
		    iDash = 0;
		lenMax = pDash[iDash];
		lenCur = 0;
	    }
	} /* while len-- */
    } /* while --npt */

    if (lenCur == 0 && nseg != 0)
    {
	nseg--;
	which = ~which;
    }
    *pnseg = nseg;
    pseg = CheckDashStorage(&psegBase, nseg+1, &nsegMax);
    if (!pseg)
	return (miDashPtr)NULL;
    pseg->pt = pt2;
    pseg->e = base_e;
    pseg->which = which;
    pseg->newLine = 0;
    return psegBase;
} 


#define NSEGDELTA 16

/* returns a pointer to the pseg[nseg-1], growing the storage as
necessary.  this interface seems unnecessarily cumbersome.

*/

static
miDashPtr
CheckDashStorage(
    miDashPtr *ppseg,		/* base pointer */
    int nseg,			/* number of segment we want to write to */
    int *pnsegMax)		/* size (in segments) of list so far */
{
    if (nseg > *pnsegMax)
    {
	miDashPtr newppseg;

	*pnsegMax += NSEGDELTA;
	newppseg = (miDashPtr)xrealloc(*ppseg,
				       (*pnsegMax)*sizeof(miDashRec));
	if (!newppseg)
	{
	    xfree(*ppseg);
	    return (miDashPtr)NULL;
	}
	*ppseg = newppseg;
    }
    return(*ppseg+(nseg-1));
}

void
miStepDash (dist, pDashIndex, pDash, numInDashList, pDashOffset)
    int dist;			/* distance to step */
    int *pDashIndex;		/* current dash */
    unsigned char *pDash;	/* dash list */
    int numInDashList;		/* total length of dash list */
    int *pDashOffset;		/* offset into current dash */
{
    int	dashIndex, dashOffset;
    int totallen;
    int	i;
    
    dashIndex = *pDashIndex;
    dashOffset = *pDashOffset;
    if (dist < pDash[dashIndex] - dashOffset)
    {
	*pDashOffset = dashOffset + dist;
	return;
    }
    dist -= pDash[dashIndex] - dashOffset;
    if (++dashIndex == numInDashList)
	dashIndex = 0;
    totallen = 0;
    for (i = 0; i < numInDashList; i++)
	totallen += pDash[i];
    if (totallen <= dist)
	dist = dist % totallen;
    while (dist >= pDash[dashIndex])
    {
	dist -= pDash[dashIndex];
	if (++dashIndex == numInDashList)
	    dashIndex = 0;
    }
    *pDashIndex = dashIndex;
    *pDashOffset = dist;
}