void
LayerManagerComposite::InvalidateDebugOverlay(nsIntRegion& aInvalidRegion, const IntRect& aBounds)
{
bool drawFps = gfxPrefs::LayersDrawFPS();
bool drawFrameCounter = gfxPrefs::DrawFrameCounter();
bool drawFrameColorBars = gfxPrefs::CompositorDrawColorBars();
bool drawPaintTimes = gfxPrefs::AlwaysPaint();
if (drawFps || drawFrameCounter) {
aInvalidRegion.Or(aInvalidRegion, nsIntRect(0, 0, 256, 256));
}
if (drawFrameColorBars) {
aInvalidRegion.Or(aInvalidRegion, nsIntRect(0, 0, 10, aBounds.height));
}
if (drawPaintTimes) {
aInvalidRegion.Or(aInvalidRegion, nsIntRect(PaintCounter::GetPaintRect()));
}
}
static inline void
AddWrappedRegion(const nsIntRegion& aInput, nsIntRegion& aOutput,
const nsIntSize& aSize, const nsIntPoint& aShift)
{
nsIntRegion tempRegion;
tempRegion.And(nsIntRect(aShift, aSize), aInput);
tempRegion.MoveBy(-aShift);
aOutput.Or(aOutput, tempRegion);
}
static void
AddTransformedRegion(nsIntRegion& aDest, const nsIntRegion& aSource, const Matrix4x4& aTransform)
{
nsIntRegionRectIterator iter(aSource);
const IntRect *r;
while ((r = iter.Next())) {
aDest.Or(aDest, TransformRect(*r, aTransform));
}
aDest.SimplifyOutward(20);
}
void
LayerManagerComposite::ApplyOcclusionCulling(Layer* aLayer, nsIntRegion& aOpaqueRegion)
{
nsIntRegion localOpaque;
Matrix transform2d;
bool isTranslation = false;
// If aLayer has a simple transform (only an integer translation) then we
// can easily convert aOpaqueRegion into pre-transform coordinates and include
// that region.
if (aLayer->GetLocalTransform().Is2D(&transform2d)) {
if (transform2d.IsIntegerTranslation()) {
isTranslation = true;
localOpaque = aOpaqueRegion;
localOpaque.MoveBy(-transform2d._31, -transform2d._32);
}
}
// Subtract any areas that we know to be opaque from our
// visible region.
LayerComposite *composite = aLayer->AsLayerComposite();
if (!localOpaque.IsEmpty()) {
nsIntRegion visible = composite->GetShadowVisibleRegion();
visible.Sub(visible, localOpaque);
composite->SetShadowVisibleRegion(visible);
}
// Compute occlusions for our descendants (in front-to-back order) and allow them to
// contribute to localOpaque.
for (Layer* child = aLayer->GetLastChild(); child; child = child->GetPrevSibling()) {
ApplyOcclusionCulling(child, localOpaque);
}
// If we have a simple transform, then we can add our opaque area into
// aOpaqueRegion.
if (isTranslation &&
!aLayer->HasMaskLayers() &&
aLayer->GetLocalOpacity() == 1.0f) {
if (aLayer->GetContentFlags() & Layer::CONTENT_OPAQUE) {
localOpaque.Or(localOpaque, composite->GetFullyRenderedRegion());
}
localOpaque.MoveBy(transform2d._31, transform2d._32);
const Maybe<ParentLayerIntRect>& clip = aLayer->GetEffectiveClipRect();
if (clip) {
localOpaque.And(localOpaque, ParentLayerIntRect::ToUntyped(*clip));
}
aOpaqueRegion.Or(aOpaqueRegion, localOpaque);
}
}
bool
ClientTiledLayerBuffer::ProgressiveUpdate(nsIntRegion& aValidRegion,
nsIntRegion& aInvalidRegion,
const nsIntRegion& aOldValidRegion,
BasicTiledLayerPaintData* aPaintData,
LayerManager::DrawThebesLayerCallback aCallback,
void* aCallbackData)
{
bool repeat = false;
bool isBufferChanged = false;
do {
// Compute the region that should be updated. Repeat as many times as
// is required.
nsIntRegion regionToPaint;
repeat = ComputeProgressiveUpdateRegion(aInvalidRegion,
aOldValidRegion,
regionToPaint,
aPaintData,
repeat);
// There's no further work to be done.
if (regionToPaint.IsEmpty()) {
break;
}
isBufferChanged = true;
// Keep track of what we're about to refresh.
aValidRegion.Or(aValidRegion, regionToPaint);
// aValidRegion may have been altered by InvalidateRegion, but we still
// want to display stale content until it gets progressively updated.
// Create a region that includes stale content.
nsIntRegion validOrStale;
validOrStale.Or(aValidRegion, aOldValidRegion);
// Paint the computed region and subtract it from the invalid region.
PaintThebes(validOrStale, regionToPaint, aCallback, aCallbackData);
aInvalidRegion.Sub(aInvalidRegion, regionToPaint);
} while (repeat);
// Return false if nothing has been drawn, or give what has been drawn
// to the shadow layer to upload.
return isBufferChanged;
}
static void
AddRegion(nsIntRegion& aDest, const nsIntRegion& aSource)
{
aDest.Or(aDest, aSource);
aDest.SimplifyOutward(20);
}
bool
ClientTiledLayerBuffer::ComputeProgressiveUpdateRegion(const nsIntRegion& aInvalidRegion,
const nsIntRegion& aOldValidRegion,
nsIntRegion& aRegionToPaint,
BasicTiledLayerPaintData* aPaintData,
bool aIsRepeated)
{
aRegionToPaint = aInvalidRegion;
// If the composition bounds rect is empty, we can't make any sensible
// decision about how to update coherently. In this case, just update
// everything in one transaction.
if (aPaintData->mCompositionBounds.IsEmpty()) {
aPaintData->mPaintFinished = true;
return false;
}
// If this is a low precision buffer, we force progressive updates. The
// assumption is that the contents is less important, so visual coherency
// is lower priority than speed.
bool drawingLowPrecision = IsLowPrecision();
// Find out if we have any non-stale content to update.
nsIntRegion staleRegion;
staleRegion.And(aInvalidRegion, aOldValidRegion);
// Find out the current view transform to determine which tiles to draw
// first, and see if we should just abort this paint. Aborting is usually
// caused by there being an incoming, more relevant paint.
ParentLayerRect compositionBounds;
CSSToParentLayerScale zoom;
#if defined(MOZ_WIDGET_ANDROID)
bool abortPaint = mManager->ProgressiveUpdateCallback(!staleRegion.Contains(aInvalidRegion),
compositionBounds, zoom,
!drawingLowPrecision);
#else
MOZ_ASSERT(mSharedFrameMetricsHelper);
ContainerLayer* parent = mThebesLayer->AsLayer()->GetParent();
bool abortPaint =
mSharedFrameMetricsHelper->UpdateFromCompositorFrameMetrics(
parent,
!staleRegion.Contains(aInvalidRegion),
drawingLowPrecision,
compositionBounds,
zoom);
#endif
if (abortPaint) {
// We ignore if front-end wants to abort if this is the first,
// non-low-precision paint, as in that situation, we're about to override
// front-end's page/viewport metrics.
if (!aPaintData->mFirstPaint || drawingLowPrecision) {
PROFILER_LABEL("ContentClient", "Abort painting");
aRegionToPaint.SetEmpty();
return aIsRepeated;
}
}
// Transform the screen coordinates into transformed layout device coordinates.
LayoutDeviceRect transformedCompositionBounds =
TransformCompositionBounds(compositionBounds, zoom, aPaintData->mScrollOffset,
aPaintData->mResolution, aPaintData->mTransformParentLayerToLayout);
// Paint tiles that have stale content or that intersected with the screen
// at the time of issuing the draw command in a single transaction first.
// This is to avoid rendering glitches on animated page content, and when
// layers change size/shape.
LayoutDeviceRect coherentUpdateRect =
transformedCompositionBounds.Intersect(aPaintData->mCompositionBounds);
nsIntRect roundedCoherentUpdateRect =
LayoutDeviceIntRect::ToUntyped(RoundedOut(coherentUpdateRect));
aRegionToPaint.And(aInvalidRegion, roundedCoherentUpdateRect);
aRegionToPaint.Or(aRegionToPaint, staleRegion);
bool drawingStale = !aRegionToPaint.IsEmpty();
if (!drawingStale) {
aRegionToPaint = aInvalidRegion;
}
// Prioritise tiles that are currently visible on the screen.
bool paintVisible = false;
if (aRegionToPaint.Intersects(roundedCoherentUpdateRect)) {
aRegionToPaint.And(aRegionToPaint, roundedCoherentUpdateRect);
paintVisible = true;
}
// Paint area that's visible and overlaps previously valid content to avoid
// visible glitches in animated elements, such as gifs.
bool paintInSingleTransaction = paintVisible && (drawingStale || aPaintData->mFirstPaint);
// The following code decides what order to draw tiles in, based on the
// current scroll direction of the primary scrollable layer.
NS_ASSERTION(!aRegionToPaint.IsEmpty(), "Unexpectedly empty paint region!");
nsIntRect paintBounds = aRegionToPaint.GetBounds();
int startX, incX, startY, incY;
int tileLength = GetScaledTileLength();
if (aPaintData->mScrollOffset.x >= aPaintData->mLastScrollOffset.x) {
startX = RoundDownToTileEdge(paintBounds.x);
incX = tileLength;
} else {
startX = RoundDownToTileEdge(paintBounds.XMost() - 1);
incX = -tileLength;
}
if (aPaintData->mScrollOffset.y >= aPaintData->mLastScrollOffset.y) {
startY = RoundDownToTileEdge(paintBounds.y);
incY = tileLength;
} else {
startY = RoundDownToTileEdge(paintBounds.YMost() - 1);
incY = -tileLength;
}
// Find a tile to draw.
nsIntRect tileBounds(startX, startY, tileLength, tileLength);
int32_t scrollDiffX = aPaintData->mScrollOffset.x - aPaintData->mLastScrollOffset.x;
int32_t scrollDiffY = aPaintData->mScrollOffset.y - aPaintData->mLastScrollOffset.y;
// This loop will always terminate, as there is at least one tile area
// along the first/last row/column intersecting with regionToPaint, or its
// bounds would have been smaller.
while (true) {
aRegionToPaint.And(aInvalidRegion, tileBounds);
if (!aRegionToPaint.IsEmpty()) {
break;
}
if (Abs(scrollDiffY) >= Abs(scrollDiffX)) {
tileBounds.x += incX;
} else {
tileBounds.y += incY;
}
}
if (!aRegionToPaint.Contains(aInvalidRegion)) {
// The region needed to paint is larger then our progressive chunk size
// therefore update what we want to paint and ask for a new paint transaction.
// If we need to draw more than one tile to maintain coherency, make
// sure it happens in the same transaction by requesting this work be
// repeated immediately.
// If this is unnecessary, the remaining work will be done tile-by-tile in
// subsequent transactions.
if (!drawingLowPrecision && paintInSingleTransaction) {
return true;
}
mManager->SetRepeatTransaction();
return false;
}
// We're not repeating painting and we've not requested a repeat transaction,
// so the paint is finished. If there's still a separate low precision
// paint to do, it will get marked as unfinished later.
aPaintData->mPaintFinished = true;
return false;
}
