BOOL ScaleTab::InitSection()
{
TRACEUSER( "Neville", _T("ScaleTab::InitSection\n"));
ERROR2IF(pPrefsDlg == NULL,FALSE,"ScaleTab::InitSection called with no dialog pointer");
// BOOL ReadOk = FALSE; // Flag to say whether the preference value was read ok
// Make sure the information field displaying the name of the current document
// is correct.
String_256 DocumentName(_R(IDT_OPTS_SCALING_INFO));
DocumentName += *GetDocumentName();
pPrefsDlg->SetStringGadgetValue(_R(IDC_OPTS_INFO), DocumentName);
// Section = Scale settings
DocView* pSelectedView = DocView::GetSelected();
// This may now be a valid state so must not error
//ERROR3IF(pSelectedView == NULL,"ScaleTab::InitSection Where's the current view eh?");
if (pSelectedView != NULL)
{
Spread* pSpread = pSelectedView->GetFirstSelectedSpread();
// If no selected spread then use the visible spread
if (pSpread == NULL)
pSpread = pSelectedView->GetVisibleSpread();
// If no selected spread then use the first spread
// Of course, this should not be here but above routines seem to return
// null a bit too often for my liking
if (pSpread == NULL)
{
TRACEUSER( "Neville", _T("ScaleTab::InitSection BODGE! using 1st spread\n"));
Document* pSelectedDoc = Document::GetSelected();
if (pSelectedDoc !=NULL )
pSpread = pSelectedDoc->FindFirstSpread();
}
// Go and get a pointer to the scaling values
if (pSpread != NULL)
{
pDimScale = pSpread->GetPtrDimScale();
if (pDimScale != NULL)
{
// And now show the initial state of the controls given this
// scaling
ShowScaleDetails();
}
}
}
else
{
// If no current view then ensure section is greyed
GreySection();
}
return TRUE;
}
/********************************************************************************************
> BOOL AIBitmapProcessor::DecodeXI( AI5EPSFilter& filter )
Author: Colin_Barfoot (Xara Group Ltd) <*****@*****.**>
Created: 23/03/00
Returns: TRUE if the definition was processed,
FALSE if not used by this filter..
Purpose: Decodes the EPS XI, bitmap definition in an Illustrator 5 file
The format of the operator is:
[ a b c d tx ty ] llx lly urx ury h w bits ImageType AlphaChannelCount reserved bin-ascii ImageMask XI
********************************************************************************************/
BOOL AIBitmapProcessor::DecodeXI( AI5EPSFilter& filter )
{
// Graeme (18/4/00) - This code isn't very pretty, but it's necessary because of the way
// in which the bitmap is stored. If I try a GetCoordPair () to get the bitmap positions,
// the image will be misrendered because the transformation should take place due to the
// tx and ty components of the matrix. Note also that the bitmap's position in Adobe
// Illustrator is taken from the top left corner, whilst we use the bottom left.
/////////////////
// Get the page origin.
/////////////////
// Graeme (18/4/00) - Declare variables to get the origin of the page within Camelot's
// co-ordinate space.
Document *pDocument = filter.GetDocument ();
Spread *pSpread = pDocument->FindFirstSpread ();
Page *pPage = pSpread->FindFirstPageInSpread ();
DocCoord Origin = pPage->GetPageRect ().lo;
/////////////////
// decode the bitmap parameters
/////////////////
Matrix ImageMatrix;
DocCoord Translation;
INT32 h, w, bits, ImageType, AlphaChannelCount, reserved, bin_ascii, ImageMask;
INT32 llx, lly, urx, ury;
INT32 nLength = 0;
INT32 nLineLength = 0;
INT32 nMaxLineOffset = 0;
INT32 nChannels = 0;
NodeBitmap* pNodeBitmap = NULL;
DocCoord p;
// Graeme (18/4/00) - I've replaced the Pop with PopCoordPair for extracting the
// bounding co-ordinates of the bitmap. This means that they will be scaled up
// into the Xara co-ordinate space. I've also reversed the popping of h and w
// from the stack - their order is incorrect in the AI documentation.
if ( !filter.GetStack().Pop(&ImageMask) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&bin_ascii) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&reserved) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&AlphaChannelCount) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&ImageType) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&bits) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&h) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop(&w) ||
!filter.GetStack().PopCoord(&ury) ||
!filter.GetStack().PopCoord(&urx) ||
!filter.GetStack().PopCoord(&lly) ||
!filter.GetStack().PopCoord(&llx) ||
!filter.GetStack().Pop( &ImageMatrix, TRUE )
)
goto EPSError;
/////////////////
// create space for the tentative bitmap
/////////////////
///////////////////
// ImageType gives the number of channels per pixel
// bits is the bits per channel
// However we will convert CMYK bitmaps to RGB
///////////////////
switch ( ImageType )
{
case 1: // greyscale
nChannels = 1;
break;
case 3: // rgb
nChannels = 3;
break;
case 4: // CMYK
nChannels = 3;
break;
default: // unknown
goto EPSError;
}
mpNewBitmap = new KernelBitmap( w, h, bits * nChannels, 96 );
if ( !mpNewBitmap )
goto EPSError;
///////////////////
// We can import greyscale bitmaps as well
///////////////////
if ( ImageType == 1 )
mpNewBitmap->SetAsGreyscale();
/////////////////
// get the binary data
/////////////////
nLength = mpNewBitmap->GetActualBitmap()->GetBitmapSize();
nLineLength = mpNewBitmap->GetActualBitmap()->GetScanlineSize();
nMaxLineOffset = (( w * mpNewBitmap->GetActualBitmap()->GetBPP() ) / 8) - 1;
if ( !ReadImageData( filter, ImageType, mpNewBitmap->GetBitmapBits(), nLength, nLineLength, nMaxLineOffset ) )
goto EPSError;
/////////////////////
// insert the image into the document
/////////////////////
// Get a new NodeBitmap object to import into. Don't know what the 12,12 bit does
pNodeBitmap = new NodeBitmap;
if ( !pNodeBitmap || !pNodeBitmap->SetUpPath(12,12) )
goto EPSError;
pNodeBitmap->GetBitmapRef()->Attach( mpNewBitmap, filter.GetDocument() );
/////////////////
// set up the bounds of the shape containing the bitmap
/////////////////
// Graeme (18/4/00) - Adjust the values of lly and ury before they're transformed.
lly -= h * EPSScaleFactor;
ury -= h * EPSScaleFactor;
// Graeme (18/4/00) - Modify the matrix to place the bitmap in the correct place.
ImageMatrix.GetTranslation ( Translation ); // Extract the translation component.
Translation += Origin; // Add the page origin to it.
ImageMatrix.SetTranslation ( Translation ); // And reset the value in the matrix.
// Graeme (17/4/00) - Colin overlooked setting up the bounding parallelogram when he
// wrote this code, and I've just added this.
p.x = llx;
p.y = ury;
ImageMatrix.transform( &p );
pNodeBitmap->InkPath.InsertMoveTo( p );
pNodeBitmap->Parallel [0] = p;
p.x = urx;
p.y = ury;
ImageMatrix.transform( &p );
pNodeBitmap->InkPath.InsertLineTo( p );
pNodeBitmap->Parallel [1] = p;
p.x = urx;
p.y = lly;
ImageMatrix.transform( &p );
pNodeBitmap->InkPath.InsertLineTo( p );
pNodeBitmap->Parallel [2] = p;
p.x = llx;
p.y = lly;
ImageMatrix.transform( &p );
pNodeBitmap->InkPath.InsertLineTo( p );
pNodeBitmap->Parallel [3] = p;
p.x = llx;
p.y = ury;
ImageMatrix.transform( &p );
pNodeBitmap->InkPath.InsertLineTo( p );
pNodeBitmap->InkPath.CloseSubPath();
// Graeme (18/4/00) - It is necessary to set the default attributes up for a
// new node bitmap before inserting it into the tree. Otherwise it's rendered
// as a greyscale image, even if it is colour, because there's a start colour
// value set.
pNodeBitmap->ApplyDefaultBitmapAttrs ( NULL );
filter.AddNewNode( pNodeBitmap );
return TRUE;
EPSError:
if ( mpNewBitmap )
{
delete mpNewBitmap;
mpNewBitmap = 0;
}
return FALSE;
}