BOOL BitmapExportDocument::Init(KernelBitmap* pBitmap, const DocRect& RectToExport)
{
// Don't attach any CCamDoc.
if (!Document::Init(0)) return(FALSE);
Node *pSpread = FindFirstSpread();
ERROR3IF(pSpread == NULL, "No Spread in document!");
Node *pLayer = pSpread->FindFirstChild();
ERROR3IF(pLayer == NULL, "No Spread-child in document!");
// Store away the rectangle
ExportRect = RectToExport;
// Now scan the children of the first spread until we find a layer, or run out of nodes
while (pLayer != NULL && !pLayer->IsLayer())
pLayer = pLayer->FindNext();
if (pLayer == NULL) // No Layer, so we'd better add one for ourselves
{
String_256 LayerID = String_256(_R(IDS_K_CLIPINT_LAYERNAME));
pLayer = new Layer(pSpread, LASTCHILD, LayerID);
if (pLayer == NULL)
return(InitFailed());
}
// Create a new NodeRect
NodeRect* pRectNode = new NodeRect(pLayer, FIRSTCHILD);
// Failed so cleanup and exit
if (pRectNode == NULL)
return(InitFailed());
// Initilaise the node
if (!pRectNode->SetUpPath(6,6))
return(InitFailed());
// Create the rectangle
pRectNode->CreateShape(ExportRect);
// Give the rectangle a line colour
#if 0
// This memory leaks a StrokeColourAttribute
StrokeColourAttribute* pAttrValue = new StrokeColourAttribute(DocColour(COLOUR_TRANS));
if (pAttrValue == NULL)
return(InitFailed());
NodeAttribute* pAttr = pAttrValue->MakeNode();
if (pAttr == NULL)
return(InitFailed());
// Attach the attribute to the rectangle
pAttr->AttachNode(pRectNode, FIRSTCHILD);
#else
// Do what ApplyDefaultBitmapAttrs does
Node* pLineColAttr = new AttrStrokeColour();
if (pLineColAttr == NULL)
return(InitFailed());
DocColour none(COLOUR_NONE);
((AttrFillGeometry*)pLineColAttr)->SetStartColour(&none);
pLineColAttr->AttachNode(pRectNode, FIRSTCHILD);
#endif
// Create a NodeBitmap (don't attach it to the tree straight away 'cos we
// have to put the attributes on it first)
pBitmapNode = new NodeBitmap();
if (pBitmapNode == NULL)
return(InitFailed());
if (!pBitmapNode->SetUpPath(6,6))
return(InitFailed());
pBitmapNode->CreateShape(ExportRect);
if (!SetBitmap(pBitmap))
return(InitFailed());
// Set the bitmap's attributes
// This must be done before the NodeBitmap is inserted into the tree
if (!pBitmapNode->ApplyDefaultBitmapAttrs(NULL))
return(InitFailed());
// Attach it to the tree as the next sibling of the rectangle
pBitmapNode->AttachNode(pRectNode, NEXT);
// Success...
return(TRUE);
}
void OpBreakAtPoints::Do(OpDescriptor*)
{
// Obtain the current selections
SelRange* Selected = GetApplication()->FindSelection();
NodePath* pSplitNode;
// Now, because we're going to be doing mad things to the selection, we have to make a list
// of all the selected nodes, so that adding nodes into the tree won't confuse us
List* NodeList = Selected->MakeListOfNodes();
NodeListItem* CurItem = (NodeListItem*)(NodeList->GetHead());
if (!CurItem)
goto FailAndDeleteList;
if (!DoStartSelOp(TRUE,TRUE))
goto FailAndDeleteList;
while (CurItem)
{
// get a pointer to the NodePath
NodePath* pThisNode = (NodePath*)(CurItem->pNode);
// Only interested in NodePaths that have a sub selection, and that will allow the op to happen
if ((IS_A(pThisNode,NodePath) || IS_A(pThisNode,NodeBlendPath)) && pThisNode->InkPath.IsSubSelection())
{
// Find out how many nodes this op will reproduce
INT32 NumSplinters = pThisNode->InkPath.NumSplinters();
BOOL DoThisNode = FALSE;
if (NumSplinters > 0)
{
// We need to ask the effected nodes if they (and their parents) can handle this node being replaced
ObjChangeFlags cFlags;
if (NumSplinters > 1)
cFlags.MultiReplaceNode = TRUE; // Node will be replaced with more than one node.
else
cFlags.ReplaceNode = TRUE; // Node will be replaced with one node only.
ObjChangeParam ObjChange(OBJCHANGE_STARTING,cFlags,NULL,this);
DoThisNode = pThisNode->AllowOp(&ObjChange);
}
if (DoThisNode)
{
BOOL ok;
Node* pnode;
// Copy the nodepath and all its children, without placing the copy in the tree
CALL_WITH_FAIL(pThisNode->NodeCopy(&pnode), this, ok);
if (!ok) goto DeleteList;
pSplitNode = (NodePath*)pnode;
// remove the fill from this path as we're about to open it
pSplitNode->InkPath.IsFilled = FALSE;
// Now stick the new path into the tree
CALL_WITH_FAIL
(
DoInsertNewNode(pSplitNode, pThisNode, NEXT, TRUE, FALSE),
this,ok
);
if (!ok)
goto DeleteListAndPath;
// Now breakup this copy of the path where necessary
Path* pChildPath;
INT32 split;
do
{
// Create a new path, ready for split
ALLOC_WITH_FAIL(pChildPath, new Path, this);
if (!pChildPath)
goto DeleteList;
// Now split the path, possibly into two pieces.
split = pSplitNode->InkPath.BreakInTwo(pChildPath);
if (split==-1)
{
InformError(_R(IDS_OUT_OF_MEMORY), _R(IDS_OK));
delete pChildPath;
goto FailAndDeleteList;
}
/* Karim 05/12/2000
No longer required - see code addition at the bottom of this loop.
if (split==1)
{
delete pChildPath;
continue;
}
*/
if (split>1)
{
// update the split paths bounding rectangle
pSplitNode->InvalidateBoundingRect();
// Create a new nodepath.
NodePath* pChildNode;
ALLOC_WITH_FAIL(pChildNode, new NodePath(), this);
if (!pChildNode)
{
delete pChildPath;
goto DeleteList;
}
// make room for the new path in the node path.
CALL_WITH_FAIL
(
pChildNode->SetUpPath(pChildPath->GetNumCoords(),12),
this,ok
);
if (!ok)
{
delete pChildNode;
delete pChildPath;
goto DeleteList;
}
// now copy the path data in there.
pChildNode->InkPath.CopyPathDataFrom(pChildPath);
delete pChildPath;
// Clear the selection flag from the first element in both the split
// and child paths. All others apart from the last will be unselected
// by definition. Also select the last element in the child
(pSplitNode->InkPath.GetFlagArray())[0].IsSelected = FALSE;
(pChildNode->InkPath.GetFlagArray())[0].IsSelected = FALSE;
(pChildNode->InkPath.GetFlagArray())[(pChildNode->InkPath.GetNumCoords()-1)].IsSelected = TRUE;
pChildNode->InkPath.IsFilled = FALSE;
// now, copy all attributes from the parent split to the child split
Node* pAttr = pSplitNode->FindFirstChild();
while (pAttr != NULL)
{
if (pAttr->IsKindOf(CC_RUNTIME_CLASS(NodeAttribute)))
{
Node* pAttrCopy;
CALL_WITH_FAIL(pAttr->NodeCopy(&pAttrCopy), this,ok);
if (!ok)
{
pChildNode->CascadeDelete();
delete pChildNode;
goto DeleteList;
}
pAttrCopy->AttachNode(pChildNode, FIRSTCHILD);
}
pAttr = pAttr->FindNext();
}
for (INT32 loop = 0; loop < pChildNode->InkPath.GetNumCoords(); loop ++)
{
pChildNode->InkPath.GetVerbArray()[loop] = pChildNode->InkPath.GetVerbArray()[loop] & ~PT_CLOSEFIGURE;
}
// Now stick the new path into the tree
CALL_WITH_FAIL
(
DoInsertNewNode(pChildNode, pSplitNode, NEXT, TRUE, FALSE),
this,ok
);
if (!ok)
{
pChildNode->CascadeDelete();
delete pChildNode;
goto DeleteList;
}
pSplitNode = pChildNode;
}
// Karim 05/12/2000
// Fix for memory leak.
else
{
delete pChildPath;
}
}
while (split);
// Clear out any remaining closefigures on the last bit of the path
for (INT32 loop = 0; loop < pSplitNode->InkPath.GetNumCoords(); loop ++)
{
pSplitNode->InkPath.GetVerbArray()[loop] = pSplitNode->InkPath.GetVerbArray()[loop] & ~PT_CLOSEFIGURE;
}
// Now we've broken up this path, let's hide it
CALL_WITH_FAIL(DoHideNode(pThisNode,TRUE), this, ok)
if (!ok) goto DeleteList;
}
}
CurItem = (NodeListItem*)(NodeList->GetNext(CurItem));
}
