float ofxFontStash2::drawFormattedColumn(const string& text, float x, float y, float targetWidth, bool debug){
if (targetWidth < 0) return 0;
TS_START_NIF("parse text");
vector<StyledText> blocks = ofxFontStashParser::parseText(text, styleIDs);
TS_STOP_NIF("parse text");
return drawAndLayout(blocks, x, y, targetWidth, debug);
}
void ofApp::update(){
TS_START("simple measurement");
ofSleepMillis(1);
TS_STOP("simple measurement");
TS_START("nested measurement1");
TS_START("nested measurement11");
TS_START("nested measurement111");
ofSleepMillis(1);
TS_STOP("nested measurement111");
TS_STOP("nested measurement11");
TS_START("nested measurement12");
ofSleepMillis(1);
TS_STOP("nested measurement12");
TS_STOP("nested measurement1");
if (ofGetFrameNum()%60 == 1){
TS_START_NIF("sample across frames");
}
if (ofGetFrameNum()%60 == 3){
TS_STOP_NIF("sample across frames");
}
if (ofGetFrameNum()%600 == 30 || ofGetFrameNum() == 1){
TS_START("some uncommon method")
ofSleepMillis(ofRandom(3));
TS_STOP("some uncommon method");
}
//test accumulation time sampling
for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++){
TS_START_ACC("accum test");
ofSleepMillis(1);
TS_STOP_ACC("accum test");
{
TS_SCOPE_ACC("scope measurement acc");
ofSleepMillis(1);
}
}
for(int i = myThreads.size() - 1; i >= 0 ; i--){
if (!myThreads[i]->isThreadRunning()){
delete myThreads[i];
myThreads.erase(myThreads.begin() + i);
}
}
{
TS_SCOPE("scope measurement");
ofSleepMillis(1);
}
}
const vector<StyledLine> ofxFontStash2::layoutLines(const vector<StyledText> &blocks, float targetWidth, bool debug ){
float x = 0;
float y = 0;
if (targetWidth < 0) return vector<StyledLine>();
float xx = x;
float yy = y;
TS_START_NIF("split words");
vector<SplitTextBlock> words = splitWords(blocks);
TS_STOP_NIF("split words");
if (words.size() == 0) return vector<StyledLine>();
vector<StyledLine> lines;
// here we create the first line. a few things to note:
// - in general, like in a texteditor, the line exists first, then content is added to it.
// - 'line' here refers to the visual representation. even a line with no newline (\n) can span multiple lines
lines.push_back(StyledLine());
ofxFontStashStyle currentStyle;
currentStyle.fontSize = -1; // this makes sure the first style is actually applied, even if it's the default style
float lineWidth = 0;
int wordsThisLine = 0;
vector<float> lineHeigts;
float currentLineH = 0;
float bounds[4];
float dx;
LineElement le;
TS_START("walk words");
for(int i = 0; i < words.size(); i++){
StyledLine ¤tLine = lines.back();
//TS_START_ACC("word style");
if(words[i].styledText.style.valid && currentStyle != words[i].styledText.style ){
//cout << " new style!" << endl;
currentStyle = words[i].styledText.style;
if(applyStyle(currentStyle)){
fonsVertMetrics(fs, NULL, NULL, ¤tLineH);
currentLineH/=pixelDensity;
}else{
ofLogError() << "no style font defined!";
}
}
//TS_STOP_ACC("word style");
bool stayOnCurrentLine = true;
if( words[i].type == SEPARATOR_INVISIBLE && words[i].styledText.text == "\n" ){
stayOnCurrentLine = false;
dx = 0;
// add a zero-width enter mark. this is used to keep track
// of the vertical spacing of empty lines.
le = LineElement(words[i], ofRectangle(xx,yy,0,currentLineH));
le.baseLineY = yy;
le.x = xx;
le.lineHeight = currentLineH;
currentLine.elements.push_back(le);
float lineH = calcLineHeight(currentLine);
currentLine.lineH = lineH;
currentLine.lineW = xx - x + dx;
// no!
//i--; //re-calc dimensions of this word on a new line!
yy += lineH;
lineWidth = 0;
wordsThisLine = 0;
xx = x;
lines.push_back(StyledLine());
continue;
}
else{
//TS_START_ACC("fonsTextBounds");
// applyStyle() already upscaled the font size for the display resolution.
// Here we do the same for x/y.
// The result gets the inverse treatment.
dx = fonsTextBounds( fs,
xx*pixelDensity,
yy*pixelDensity,
words[i].styledText.text.c_str(),
NULL,
&bounds[0]
)/pixelDensity;
bounds[0]/=pixelDensity;
bounds[1]/=pixelDensity;
bounds[2]/=pixelDensity;
bounds[3]/=pixelDensity;
//TS_STOP_ACC("fonsTextBounds");
//hansi: using dx instead of bounds[2]-bounds[0]
//dx is the right size for spacing out text. bounds give exact area of the char, which isn't so useful here.
ofRectangle where = ofRectangle(bounds[0], bounds[1] , dx, bounds[3] - bounds[1]);
le = LineElement(words[i], where);
le.baseLineY = yy;
le.x = xx;
le.lineHeight = currentLineH;
float nextWidth = lineWidth + dx;
//if not wider than targetW
// ||
//this is the 1st word in this line but even that doesnt fit
stayOnCurrentLine = nextWidth < targetWidth || (wordsThisLine == 0 && (nextWidth >= targetWidth));
}
if (stayOnCurrentLine){
//TS_START_ACC("stay on line");
currentLine.elements.push_back(le);
lineWidth += dx;
xx += dx;
wordsThisLine++;
//TS_STOP_ACC("stay on line");
} else if( words[i].type == SEPARATOR_INVISIBLE && words[i].styledText.text == " " ){
// ignore spaces when moving into the next line!
continue;
} else{ //too long, start a new line
//TS_START_ACC("new line");
//calc height for this line - taking in account all words in the line
float lineH = lineHeightMultiplier * calcLineHeight(currentLine);
currentLine.lineH = lineH;
currentLine.lineW = xx - x;
i--; //re-calc dimensions of this word on a new line!
yy += lineH;
lineWidth = 0;
wordsThisLine = 0;
xx = x;
lines.push_back(StyledLine());
//TS_STOP_ACC("new line");
}
}
//TS_START_ACC("last line");
// update dimensions of the last line
StyledLine ¤tLine = lines.back();
if( currentLine.elements.size() == 0 ){
// but at least one spacing character, so we have a line height.
le = LineElement(SplitTextBlock(SEPARATOR_INVISIBLE,"",currentStyle), ofRectangle(xx,yy,0,currentLineH));
le.baseLineY = yy;
le.x = xx;
le.lineHeight = currentLineH;
currentLine.elements.push_back(le);
}
float lineH = calcLineHeight(currentLine);
currentLine.lineH = lineH;
currentLine.lineW = xx - x + dx;
//TS_STOP_ACC("last line");
TS_STOP("walk words");
return lines;
}