BOOL FreeHandEPSFilter::AddNewNode(Node *pNewNode)
{
if(IS_A(pNewNode, NodePath))
pLastPathSeen = (NodePath *)pNewNode;
// check to see if we want to handle this
if((ComplexPathMode == FALSE) || (pNewNode == 0) || (pNode == 0) || (!IS_A(pNewNode, NodePath)))
return EPSFilter::AddNewNode(pNewNode);
// check to see if this is the first...
if(HadFirstOfComplexPath == FALSE)
{
HadFirstOfComplexPath = TRUE;
return EPSFilter::AddNewNode(pNewNode);
}
// find the last child of the node
Node *pLastChild = pNode->FindLastChild();
if(pLastChild == 0 || !IS_A(pLastChild, NodePath))
return EPSFilter::AddNewNode(pNewNode);
// we know that both of these things are NodePaths.
Path *pTarget = &((NodePath *)pLastChild)->InkPath;
Path *pAddition = &((NodePath *)pNewNode)->InkPath;
// work out the new flags for the target
BOOL TargetFilled = pTarget->IsFilled;
BOOL TargetStroked = pTarget->IsStroked;
if(pAddition->IsFilled) TargetFilled = TRUE;
if(pAddition->IsStroked) TargetStroked = TRUE;
// add this new path to the old one...
if(!pTarget->MergeTwoPaths(*pAddition))
return FALSE;
// check that the thing we just added isn't already there
if(!RemoveLastSubPathIfNotUnique(pTarget))
return FALSE;
// set it's flags
pTarget->IsFilled = TargetFilled;
pTarget->IsStroked = TargetStroked;
// vape it's attributes
pLastChild->DeleteChildren(pLastChild->FindFirstChild());
// apply some new ones
SetPathFilled(TargetFilled);
if(!AddAttributes((NodePath *)pLastChild, TargetStroked, TargetFilled))
return FALSE;
// hide the nice additional path
//if(!ImportInfo.pOp->DoHideNode(pNewNode, TRUE))
// return FALSE;
pNewNode->CascadeDelete();
delete pNewNode;
// set the last seen path bollox
pLastPathSeen = (NodePath *)pLastChild;
// done!
return TRUE;
}
/********************************************************************************************
> BOOL BlendHelpers::BlendPaths(BlendNodeParam * pParam, Path * pPath)
Author: David_McClarnon (Xara Group Ltd) <*****@*****.**>
Created: 21/2/2000
Inputs: The blend node parameter
Outputs: The blended path is stored in three arrays: the coords, the verbs, and the flags.
The arrays are:
pTempCoords
pTempVerbs
pTempFlags
ArrayLength = the length of all three arrays
This allows the caller to decide what to do with the blended path in a very flexible way.
Returns: TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
Purpose: Blends two BlendPath objects by the amount specified in BlendRatio
SeeAlso: -
********************************************************************************************/
BOOL BlendHelpers::BlendPaths(BlendNodeParam * pParam, Path * pPath)
{
// Check entry params
BlendPath * pBlendPathStart = pParam->GetStartBlendPath();
BlendPath * pBlendPathEnd = pParam->GetEndBlendPath();
ERROR2IF(!pBlendPathStart->GetBlendNode()->IsNodePath(), FALSE,
"Start blend path's node isn't a node path");
ERROR2IF(!pBlendPathEnd->GetBlendNode()->IsNodePath(), FALSE,
"End blend path's node isn't a node path");
BOOL ok = (pBlendPathStart != NULL && pBlendPathEnd != NULL);
if (ok) ok = (pBlendPathStart->GetBlendNode() != NULL && pBlendPathEnd->GetBlendNode() != NULL);
ERROR3IF(!ok,"One or more NULL entry params");
if (!ok) return FALSE;
// Get the types of the two paths
PathTypeEnum PathTypeStart = pBlendPathStart->GetPathType();
PathTypeEnum PathTypeEnd = pBlendPathEnd ->GetPathType();
// The blended path will be closed if either of the paths is a shape
BOOL Closed = (PathTypeStart == PATHTYPE_SHAPE) || (PathTypeEnd == PATHTYPE_SHAPE);
Path * pPathStart = NULL;
// Find the paths associated with the start and end blend paths
if (pBlendPathStart->GetBlendNode()->IsNodePath())
{
pPathStart = &(((NodePath *)pBlendPathStart->GetBlendNode())->InkPath);
}
Path * pPathEnd = NULL;
if (pBlendPathEnd->GetBlendNode()->IsNodePath())
{
pPathEnd = &(((NodePath *)pBlendPathEnd->GetBlendNode())->InkPath);
}
// Calculate how large the arrays have to be to store the blended path definition
INT32 DestPathSize = ((pPathStart->GetNumCoords()+pPathEnd->GetNumCoords())*3)+500;
// Get some arrays used to hold the blended path data, and error if any are NULL
DocCoord* pDestCoords = GetCoordArray(DestPathSize);
PathVerb* pDestVerbs = GetVerbArray(DestPathSize);
PathFlags* pDestFlags = GetFlagArray(DestPathSize);
UINT32* pBuff = GetGBlendBuff(DestPathSize);
if (pDestCoords == NULL || pDestVerbs == NULL || pDestFlags == NULL || pBuff == NULL)
return FALSE;
// This section copes with the case when blending a line with a shape.
// In this case we need to get a temp path the is actually a shape version of the line.
// The line is simply reversed back onto itself to form a shape that would look identical to the
// line if rendered. This allows the line to appear to open up to the shape when blended.
Path Shape;
if (PathTypeStart != PathTypeEnd)
{
BOOL ok = FALSE;
if (!Shape.Initialise()) return FALSE;
// if going from a line to a shape, convert the start path to a shape
if (PathTypeStart == PATHTYPE_LINE && PathTypeEnd == PATHTYPE_SHAPE)
{
ok = NodeBlender::ConvertLineToShape(pPathStart,&Shape);
pPathStart = &Shape;
}
// if going from a shape to a line, convert the end path to a shape
if (PathTypeStart == PATHTYPE_SHAPE && PathTypeEnd == PATHTYPE_LINE)
{
ok = NodeBlender::ConvertLineToShape(pPathEnd,&Shape);
pPathEnd = &Shape;
}
if (!ok) return FALSE;
}
// The blend should do a one-to-one mapping when the OneToOne flag is set AND both paths
// have the same number of elements
BOOL OneToOne = FALSE;
if (pParam->GetOneToOne())
OneToOne = (pBlendPathStart->GetNumElements() == pBlendPathEnd->GetNumElements());
// Now actually blend the two paths
GBlend GBlendObj;
// Define the blend
GBlendObj.Define( (PPOINT)pPathStart->GetCoordArray(), // Specify the start path
pPathStart->GetVerbArray(),
pPathStart->GetNumCoords(),
(PPOINT)pPathEnd ->GetCoordArray(), // Specify the end path
pPathEnd ->GetVerbArray(),
pPathEnd ->GetNumCoords(),
OneToOne, // The one-to-one flag
1024, // Flatness
pBuff, // Buffer for GBlend to use
DestPathSize*sizeof(UINT32)); // The buffer size
// Blend the paths
m_ArrayLength = GBlendObj.Blend(pParam->GetBlendRatio(), // The blend ratio, 0.0 < BlendRatio < 1.0
(PPOINT)pDestCoords, // Array to store blended coords
pDestVerbs, // Array to store blended verbs
DestPathSize); // The num elements in the two arrays
// If we're blending a line to another line, we need to make sure that the blended line
// is going in a direction that corresponds to the source lines. This ensures attributes
// that depend on this direction (e.g. start and end arrows) look correct.
//
// When creating blend paths of lines, we can detect if the blend path has been reversed,
// in relation to the original path, by the original mapping value.
// If it's 0 it has NOT been reversed, otherwise it's been reversed.
//
// If the blend ratio is <=0.5, the blended path is closest to the start blend path,
// so we look at the start blend path's original mapping.
//
// If blend ration > 0.5, look at the end blend path's original mapping.
//
// The (BlendRation <= 0.5) cut-off point is the same as the cut-off point used in the blending
// of attributes.
if (pBlendPathStart->IsLine() && pBlendPathEnd->IsLine())
{
BlendPath* pBlendPath;
if (pParam->GetBlendRatio() <= 0.5)
pBlendPath = pBlendPathStart;
else
pBlendPath = pBlendPathEnd;
if (pBlendPath->GetOrigMapping() != 0)
NodeBlender::ReversePath(pDestCoords,pDestVerbs,m_ArrayLength);
}
// We need to do some work on the blended path
if (!NodeBlender::ProcessBlendedPath(pDestCoords,pDestVerbs,pDestFlags,m_ArrayLength,Closed))
return FALSE;
Path RetnPath;
RetnPath.Initialise(m_ArrayLength);
BOOL Filled = pPathStart->IsFilled || pPathEnd->IsFilled;
BOOL Stroked = pPathStart->IsStroked || pPathEnd->IsStroked;
RetnPath.MergeTwoPaths(pDestCoords,pDestVerbs,pDestFlags,m_ArrayLength,Filled);
pPath->ClearPath();
pPath->CloneFrom(RetnPath);
pPath->IsFilled = Filled;
pPath->IsStroked = Stroked;
return TRUE;
}