void SkBitmapDevice::drawBitmapRect(const SkDraw& draw, const SkBitmap& bitmap,
const SkRect* src, const SkRect& dst,
const SkPaint& paint,
SkCanvas::DrawBitmapRectFlags flags) {
SkMatrix matrix;
SkRect bitmapBounds, tmpSrc, tmpDst;
SkBitmap tmpBitmap;
bitmapBounds.isetWH(bitmap.width(), bitmap.height());
// Compute matrix from the two rectangles
if (src) {
tmpSrc = *src;
} else {
tmpSrc = bitmapBounds;
}
matrix.setRectToRect(tmpSrc, dst, SkMatrix::kFill_ScaleToFit);
const SkRect* dstPtr = &dst;
const SkBitmap* bitmapPtr = &bitmap;
// clip the tmpSrc to the bounds of the bitmap, and recompute dstRect if
// needed (if the src was clipped). No check needed if src==null.
if (src) {
if (!bitmapBounds.contains(*src)) {
if (!tmpSrc.intersect(bitmapBounds)) {
return; // nothing to draw
}
// recompute dst, based on the smaller tmpSrc
matrix.mapRect(&tmpDst, tmpSrc);
dstPtr = &tmpDst;
}
// since we may need to clamp to the borders of the src rect within
// the bitmap, we extract a subset.
SkIRect srcIR;
tmpSrc.roundOut(&srcIR);
if (!bitmap.extractSubset(&tmpBitmap, srcIR)) {
return;
}
bitmapPtr = &tmpBitmap;
// Since we did an extract, we need to adjust the matrix accordingly
SkScalar dx = 0, dy = 0;
if (srcIR.fLeft > 0) {
dx = SkIntToScalar(srcIR.fLeft);
}
if (srcIR.fTop > 0) {
dy = SkIntToScalar(srcIR.fTop);
}
if (dx || dy) {
matrix.preTranslate(dx, dy);
}
SkRect extractedBitmapBounds;
extractedBitmapBounds.isetWH(bitmapPtr->width(), bitmapPtr->height());
if (extractedBitmapBounds == tmpSrc) {
// no fractional part in src, we can just call drawBitmap
goto USE_DRAWBITMAP;
}
} else {
USE_DRAWBITMAP:
// We can go faster by just calling drawBitmap, which will concat the
// matrix with the CTM, and try to call drawSprite if it can. If not,
// it will make a shader and call drawRect, as we do below.
this->drawBitmap(draw, *bitmapPtr, matrix, paint);
return;
}
// construct a shader, so we can call drawRect with the dst
SkShader* s = SkShader::CreateBitmapShader(*bitmapPtr,
SkShader::kClamp_TileMode,
SkShader::kClamp_TileMode,
&matrix);
if (NULL == s) {
return;
}
SkPaint paintWithShader(paint);
paintWithShader.setStyle(SkPaint::kFill_Style);
paintWithShader.setShader(s)->unref();
// Call ourself, in case the subclass wanted to share this setup code
// but handle the drawRect code themselves.
this->drawRect(draw, *dstPtr, paintWithShader);
}
void SkBitmapDevice::drawBitmapRect(const SkDraw& draw, const SkBitmap& bitmap,
const SkRect* src, const SkRect& dst,
const SkPaint& paint, SkCanvas::SrcRectConstraint constraint) {
SkMatrix matrix;
SkRect bitmapBounds, tmpSrc, tmpDst;
SkBitmap tmpBitmap;
bitmapBounds.isetWH(bitmap.width(), bitmap.height());
// Compute matrix from the two rectangles
if (src) {
tmpSrc = *src;
} else {
tmpSrc = bitmapBounds;
}
matrix.setRectToRect(tmpSrc, dst, SkMatrix::kFill_ScaleToFit);
LogDrawScaleFactor(SkMatrix::Concat(*draw.fMatrix, matrix), paint.getFilterQuality());
const SkRect* dstPtr = &dst;
const SkBitmap* bitmapPtr = &bitmap;
// clip the tmpSrc to the bounds of the bitmap, and recompute dstRect if
// needed (if the src was clipped). No check needed if src==null.
if (src) {
if (!bitmapBounds.contains(*src)) {
if (!tmpSrc.intersect(bitmapBounds)) {
return; // nothing to draw
}
// recompute dst, based on the smaller tmpSrc
matrix.mapRect(&tmpDst, tmpSrc);
dstPtr = &tmpDst;
}
}
if (src && !src->contains(bitmapBounds) &&
SkCanvas::kFast_SrcRectConstraint == constraint &&
paint.getFilterQuality() != kNone_SkFilterQuality) {
// src is smaller than the bounds of the bitmap, and we are filtering, so we don't know
// how much more of the bitmap we need, so we can't use extractSubset or drawBitmap,
// but we must use a shader w/ dst bounds (which can access all of the bitmap needed).
goto USE_SHADER;
}
if (src) {
// since we may need to clamp to the borders of the src rect within
// the bitmap, we extract a subset.
const SkIRect srcIR = tmpSrc.roundOut();
if (!bitmap.extractSubset(&tmpBitmap, srcIR)) {
return;
}
bitmapPtr = &tmpBitmap;
// Since we did an extract, we need to adjust the matrix accordingly
SkScalar dx = 0, dy = 0;
if (srcIR.fLeft > 0) {
dx = SkIntToScalar(srcIR.fLeft);
}
if (srcIR.fTop > 0) {
dy = SkIntToScalar(srcIR.fTop);
}
if (dx || dy) {
matrix.preTranslate(dx, dy);
}
SkRect extractedBitmapBounds;
extractedBitmapBounds.isetWH(bitmapPtr->width(), bitmapPtr->height());
if (extractedBitmapBounds == tmpSrc) {
// no fractional part in src, we can just call drawBitmap
goto USE_DRAWBITMAP;
}
} else {
USE_DRAWBITMAP:
// We can go faster by just calling drawBitmap, which will concat the
// matrix with the CTM, and try to call drawSprite if it can. If not,
// it will make a shader and call drawRect, as we do below.
if (CanApplyDstMatrixAsCTM(matrix, paint)) {
draw.drawBitmap(*bitmapPtr, matrix, dstPtr, paint);
return;
}
}
USE_SHADER:
// Since the shader need only live for our stack-frame, pass in a custom allocator. This
// can save malloc calls, and signals to SkMakeBitmapShader to not try to copy the bitmap
// if its mutable, since that precaution is not needed (give the short lifetime of the shader).
SkTBlitterAllocator allocator;
// construct a shader, so we can call drawRect with the dst
auto s = SkMakeBitmapShader(*bitmapPtr, SkShader::kClamp_TileMode, SkShader::kClamp_TileMode,
&matrix, kNever_SkCopyPixelsMode, &allocator);
if (!s) {
return;
}
// we deliberately add a ref, since the allocator wants to be the last owner
s.get()->ref();
SkPaint paintWithShader(paint);
paintWithShader.setStyle(SkPaint::kFill_Style);
paintWithShader.setShader(s);
// Call ourself, in case the subclass wanted to share this setup code
// but handle the drawRect code themselves.
this->drawRect(draw, *dstPtr, paintWithShader);
}