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#ifndef GR_GRAPHICS_H
#define GR_GRAPHICS_H

#include "xap_Features.h"

#include "ut_types.h"
#include "ut_units.h"
#include "ut_growbuf.h"
#include "ut_misc.h"
#include "gr_Image.h"
#include "gr_Caret.h"
#include "gr_Transform.h"
#include "gr_CharWidthsCache.h"
#include "ut_hash.h"
#include "ut_vector.h"
#include "ut_TextIterator.h"

#ifdef ABI_GRAPHICS_PLUGIN
#define VIRTUAL_SFX = 0
#else
#define VIRTUAL_SFX
#endif

class UT_RGBColor;
class XAP_PrefsScheme;
class XAP_Frame;
class UT_String;
class GR_RenderInfo;
class GR_Itemization;
class GR_ShapingInfo;


class GR_Graphics;
class GR_Painter;
class GR_Caret;

typedef enum {
    GR_FONT_UNSET=0,
    GR_FONT_UNIX,
    GR_FONT_UNIX_PANGO,
    GR_FONT_WIN32,
    GR_FONT_WIN32_USP
} GrFontType;

class ABI_EXPORT GR_Font
{
    friend class GR_Graphics;
    friend class UT_GenericStringMap<GR_Font*>;

 public:
    // want the destructor public so that the derrived graphics classes can delete font
    // objects without having to be declared here as friends
    virtual ~GR_Font();


    typedef enum { FF_Unknown = 0, FF_Roman, FF_Swiss, FF_Modern,
                   FF_Script, FF_Decorative, FF_Technical, FF_BiDi, FF_Last } FontFamilyEnum;
    typedef enum { FP_Unknown = 0, FP_Fixed, FP_Variable } FontPitchEnum;

    // The following is actually implemented in platform code.
    // It is primarily used to characterize fonts for RTF export.
    static void s_getGenericFontProperties(const char * szFontName,
                                           FontFamilyEnum * pff,
                                           FontPitchEnum * pfp,
                                           bool * pbTrueType);

    virtual const char* getFamily() const { return NULL; }
    UT_uint32           getAllocNumber() const {return m_iAllocNo;}
    virtual UT_sint32 measureUnremappedCharForCache(UT_UCSChar cChar) const = 0;
    virtual const UT_String & hashKey(void) const;
    UT_sint32 getCharWidthFromCache (UT_UCSChar c) const;

    /*reimplement if you want to instanciate something else */  
    virtual GR_CharWidths* newFontWidths(void) const; 
    /*
       implemented using character widths; platforms might want to
       provide different implementation
       NB: it is essential that this function is fast
    */
    virtual bool doesGlyphExist(UT_UCS4Char g) const;
//
// UT_Rect of glyph in Logical units.
// rec.left = bearing Left (distance from origin to start)
// rec.width = width of the glyph
// rec.top = distance from the origin to the top of the glyph
// rec.height = total height of the glyph

    virtual bool glyphBox(UT_UCS4Char g, UT_Rect & rec, GR_Graphics * pG) = 0;
    static  bool s_doesGlyphExist(UT_UCS4Char g, void *instance)
    {
        UT_return_val_if_fail(instance, false);
        GR_Font * pThis = static_cast<GR_Font*>(instance);
        return pThis->doesGlyphExist(g);
    }

    GrFontType getType()const {return m_eType;}
    
  protected:

    GR_Font();

    GR_CharWidths * _getCharWidths() const {return m_pCharWidths;}
    mutable UT_String       m_hashKey;

    GrFontType               m_eType;

private:

    static UT_uint32 s_iAllocCount;
    UT_uint32        m_iAllocNo;
    mutable GR_CharWidths*  m_pCharWidths;
};


/*
    GR_GraphicsId defines IDs returned by GR_Graphics::getClassId()
    used to identify the class in communication with GR_GraphicsFactory.

    There are three types of IDs: default, built-in and plugin.

    Default IDs are not assigned permanently to any class and are used
    by the factory to allocate default graphics. These IDs are
    reallocable -- if the factory receives a request to register a
    class under one of these IDs, it will automatically unregister any
    class currently registered under that ID.

    Built-in IDs are permanently assinged to specific derrived
    classes. The factory will refuse to register a class under one of
    these IDs if another class is already registered with it.

    Plugin IDs are dynamically generated for a graphics class by the
    factory. The main draw-back of plugin IDs is that they cannot be
    stored in preference profiles. A plugin desinger might prefer to
    request a fixed ID from the built-in range (we could use UUIDs to
    identify graphics, but that seems an overkill).
 */
enum GR_GraphicsId
{
    /* default id's */
    /* these id's can be reregistered at will */
    GRID_DEFAULT         =  0x0,
    GRID_DEFAULT_PRINT   =  0x1,

    GRID_LAST_DEFAULT    =  0xff,

    /* IDs for built-in classes: DO NOT CHANGE THE ASSIGNED VALUES !!!*/
    /* (these classes cannot be unregistered) */
    GRID_COCOA           =  0x102,
    GRID_WIN32           =  0x104,
    GRID_UNIX            =  0x105,
    GRID_UNIX_PS         =  0x106,
    GRID_UNIX_NULL       =  0x107,
    
    /*add new built-in ids here*/
    
    GRID_LAST_BUILT_IN = 0x200,

    /* IDs for extension classes (can be both built-in and plugins) */
    /* (these classes can be unregistered by explicit call to
       unregisterClass()) */
    GRID_UNIX_PANGO      =  0x201,
    GRID_WIN32_UNISCRIBE =  0x202,
    GRID_UNIX_PANGO_PRINT = 0x203,
    GRID_UNIX_PANGO_PIXMAP = 0x204,


    GRID_LAST_EXTENSION = 0x0000ffff,

    /* id's for plugins will be auto-generatoed from between here */
    
    GRID_UNKNOWN = 0xffffffff
};

// or-able graphics type
enum GR_Capability
{
    GRCAP_UNKNOWN            = 0,
    GRCAP_SCREEN_ONLY        = 1,
    GRCAP_PRINTER_ONLY       = 2,
    GRCAP_SCREEN_AND_PRINTER = 3
};

class ABI_EXPORT GR_AllocInfo
{
  public:
    virtual ~GR_AllocInfo() {}

    virtual GR_GraphicsId getType() const {UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED); return GRID_UNKNOWN;}
    virtual bool isPrinterGraphics()const {UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED); return false;}
};

typedef GR_Graphics * (*GR_Allocator)(GR_AllocInfo&);
typedef const char *  (*GR_Descriptor)(void);
/*
   The purpose of GR_GraphicsFactory is to allow us to have parallel
   graphics implementations. For example, on win32 we could have a
   graphics class using Uniscribe, graphics class without shaping
   support and graphics class using SIL Graphite. The user then could
   specify through preferences which shaping engine s/he wishes to
   use. The factory provides access to all graphics classes known to
   the application.
*/
class ABI_EXPORT GR_GraphicsFactory
{

  public:
    GR_GraphicsFactory(){};
    virtual ~GR_GraphicsFactory(){};

    UT_uint32     getClassCount() const {return m_vClassIds.getItemCount();}

    bool          registerClass(GR_Allocator, GR_Descriptor, UT_uint32 iClassId);
    UT_uint32     registerPluginClass(GR_Allocator, GR_Descriptor);

    void          registerAsDefault(UT_uint32 iClassId, bool bScreen)
                         {
                             if(bScreen)
                                 m_iDefaultScreen = iClassId;
                             else
                                 m_iDefaultPrinter = iClassId;
                         }

    UT_uint32     getDefaultClass(bool bScreen) const {if(bScreen) return m_iDefaultScreen; else return m_iDefaultPrinter;}
    bool          unregisterClass(UT_uint32 iClassId);
    bool          isRegistered(UT_uint32 iClassId) const;
    
    GR_Graphics * newGraphics(UT_uint32 iClassId, GR_AllocInfo &param) const;
    const char *  getClassDescription(UT_uint32 iClassId) const;
    
    
  private:  
    UT_GenericVector<GR_Allocator>       m_vAllocators;
    UT_GenericVector<GR_Descriptor>       m_vDescriptors;
    UT_NumberVector m_vClassIds;

    UT_uint32       m_iDefaultScreen;
    UT_uint32       m_iDefaultPrinter;
};


enum GRShapingResult
{
    GRSR_BufferClean = 0x00,                  // clear all bits; see notes above !!!
    GRSR_None = 0x01,                         // bit 0 set
    GRSR_ContextSensitive = 0x02,             // bit 1 set
    GRSR_Ligatures = 0x04,                    // bit 2 set
    GRSR_ContextSensitiveAndLigatures = 0x06, // bit 1, 2 set
    GRSR_Unknown = 0xef,                      // bits 0-6 set, initial value for text in our runs
    GRSR_Error = 0xff                         // bits 0-7 set
};

/*
  GR_Graphics is a portable interface to a simple 2-d graphics layer.  It is not
  an attempt at a general purpose portability layer.  Rather, it contains only
  functions which are needed.
*/

#define GR_OC_LEFT_FLUSHED 0x40000000 // flip bit 31
#define GR_OC_MAX_WIDTH    0x3fffffff

class ABI_EXPORT GR_Graphics
{
    friend class GR_Painter;
    friend class GR_Caret;

 public:
    virtual ~GR_Graphics();

    // the static method allows us to retrive the the class id for
    // purposes of registration; we also need the virtual to identify
    // the class from a generic GR_Graphics pointer
    static UT_uint32 s_getClassId() {UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED); return GRID_UNKNOWN;}
    virtual UT_uint32 getClassId() {return s_getClassId();}
    
    virtual GR_Capability getCapability() {UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED); return GRCAP_UNKNOWN;}
#if 0
    // the following two static functions have to be implemented by all
    // derrived classes and registered with GR_GraphicsFactory 
    static const char *    graphicsDescriptor(void){UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED); return "???";}
    static GR_Graphics *   graphicsAllocator(GR_AllocInfo&){UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED); return NULL;}
#endif
    
    UT_sint32   tdu(UT_sint32 layoutUnits) const;
    UT_sint32   tlu(UT_sint32 deviceUnits) const;
    double      tduD(double layoutUnits) const;
    double      tluD(double deviceUnits) const;
    UT_sint32   ftlu(UT_sint32 fontUnits) const;
    double      ftluD(double fontUnits) const;
    
    virtual void      setFont(const GR_Font* pFont) = 0;
    virtual void      clearFont(void) = 0;
    virtual UT_uint32 getFontAscent() = 0;
    virtual UT_uint32 getFontDescent() = 0;
    virtual UT_uint32 getFontHeight() = 0;
    void              invalidateCache(void);
    virtual bool      canQuickPrint(void) { return false;}
    virtual UT_uint32 measureString(const UT_UCSChar*s,
                                    int iOffset,
                                    int num,
                                    UT_GrowBufElement* pWidths, UT_uint32 *height = 0);

    virtual UT_sint32 measureUnRemappedChar(const UT_UCSChar c, UT_uint32 * height = 0) = 0;
    virtual void getCoverage(UT_NumberVector& coverage) = 0;
    
    /* GR_Font versions of the above -- TODO: should I add drawChar* methods too? */
    virtual UT_uint32 getFontAscent(const GR_Font *)  = 0;
    virtual UT_uint32 getFontDescent(const GR_Font *) = 0;
    virtual UT_uint32 getFontHeight(const GR_Font *)  = 0;
    virtual double    getResolutionRatio(void)
    {return 1.0;}

    void         getMaxCharacterDimension (const UT_UCSChar*s, UT_uint32 Length, UT_uint32 &width, UT_uint32 &height);

    virtual void      setColor(const UT_RGBColor& clr) = 0;
    virtual void      getColor(UT_RGBColor& clr) = 0;
    virtual GR_Font*  getGUIFont() = 0;

    GR_Font*  findFont(const char* pszFontFamily,
                       const char* pszFontStyle,
                       const char* pszFontVariant,
                       const char* pszFontWeight,
                       const char* pszFontStretch,
                       const char* pszFontSize,
                       const char* pszLang);

    /* Static 'virtual' -- if you are providing an implementation for this
     * function in a derrived graphics class, please define
     * XAP_HAVE_GR_findNearestFont in platform xap_*Features.h file
     */
#ifdef XAP_HAVE_GR_findNearestFont
    static const char* findNearestFont(const char* pszFontFamily,
                                       const char* pszFontStyle,
                                       const char* pszFontVariant,
                                       const char* pszFontWeight,
                                       const char* pszFontStretch,
                                       const char* pszFontSize,
                                       const char* pszLang);
#else
    static const char* findNearestFont(const char* pszFontFamily,
                                       const char* /*pszFontStyle*/,
                                       const char* /*pszFontVariant*/,
                                       const char* /*pszFontWeight*/,
                                       const char* /*pszFontStretch*/,
                                       const char* /*pszFontSize*/,
                                       const char* /*pszLang*/)
        {return pszFontFamily;}
#endif
    
    const char *      invertDimension(UT_Dimension, double) const;

    bool              scaleDimensions(const char * szLeftIn,
                                      const char * szWidthIn,
                                      UT_uint32 iWidthAvail,
                                      UT_sint32 * piLeft,
                                      UT_uint32 * piWidth) const;

    virtual GR_Image* createNewImage(const char* pszName,
                                     const UT_ByteBuf* pBB,
                                     UT_sint32 iWidth,
                                     UT_sint32 iHeight,
                                     GR_Image::GRType iType = GR_Image::GRT_Raster);

    virtual void      setLineWidth(UT_sint32) = 0;

    virtual void      setClipRect(const UT_Rect* pRect) = 0;
    const UT_Rect *   getClipRect(void) const { return m_pRect;}
    virtual void      scroll(UT_sint32, UT_sint32) = 0;
    virtual void      scroll(UT_sint32 x_dest,
                             UT_sint32 y_dest,
                             UT_sint32 x_src,
                             UT_sint32 y_src,
                             UT_sint32 width,
                             UT_sint32 height) = 0;

    typedef enum { DGP_SCREEN, DGP_PAPER, DGP_OPAQUEOVERLAY } Properties;

    typedef enum
      {
        JOIN_MITER,
        JOIN_ROUND,
        JOIN_BEVEL
      } JoinStyle ;

    typedef enum
      {
        CAP_BUTT,
        CAP_ROUND,
        CAP_PROJECTING
      } CapStyle ;

    typedef enum
      {
        LINE_SOLID,
        LINE_ON_OFF_DASH,
        LINE_DOUBLE_DASH,
        LINE_DOTTED
      } LineStyle ;

    virtual void setLineProperties ( double inWidthPixels,
                     JoinStyle inJoinStyle = JOIN_MITER,
                     CapStyle inCapStyle   = CAP_BUTT,
                     LineStyle inLineStyle = LINE_SOLID ) ;

    virtual bool      queryProperties(GR_Graphics::Properties gp) const = 0;
    /* the following 3 are only used for printing */

    virtual bool      startPrint(void) = 0;

    virtual bool      startPage(const char * szPageLabel,
                                UT_uint32 pageNumber,
                                bool bPortrait,
                                UT_uint32 iWidth,
                                UT_uint32 iHeight) = 0;

    virtual bool      endPrint(void) = 0;

    virtual void      flush(void);

    /* specific color space support */

    typedef enum { GR_COLORSPACE_COLOR,
                   GR_COLORSPACE_GRAYSCALE,
                   GR_COLORSPACE_BW
    } ColorSpace;

    virtual void      setColorSpace(GR_Graphics::ColorSpace c) = 0;
    virtual GR_Graphics::ColorSpace getColorSpace(void) const = 0;

    /* multiple cursor support */

    typedef enum { GR_CURSOR_INVALID=0,
                   GR_CURSOR_DEFAULT,
                   GR_CURSOR_IBEAM,
                   GR_CURSOR_RIGHTARROW,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGE,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_NW,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_N,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_NE,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_E,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_SE,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_S,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_SW,
                   GR_CURSOR_IMAGESIZE_W,
                   GR_CURSOR_LEFTRIGHT,
                   GR_CURSOR_UPDOWN,
                   GR_CURSOR_EXCHANGE,
                   GR_CURSOR_GRAB,
                   GR_CURSOR_LINK,
                   GR_CURSOR_WAIT,
                   GR_CURSOR_LEFTARROW,
                   GR_CURSOR_VLINE_DRAG,
                   GR_CURSOR_HLINE_DRAG,
                   GR_CURSOR_CROSSHAIR,
                           GR_CURSOR_DOWNARROW,
                           GR_CURSOR_DRAGTEXT,
                           GR_CURSOR_COPYTEXT
    } Cursor;

    virtual void      setCursor(GR_Graphics::Cursor c) = 0;
    virtual GR_Graphics::Cursor getCursor(void) const = 0;

    virtual void      setZoomPercentage(UT_uint32 iZoom);
    inline UT_uint32  getZoomPercentage(void) const {return m_iZoomPercentage; }
    static UT_uint32  getResolution(void) { return UT_LAYOUT_RESOLUTION; }
    inline void       setPortrait (bool b) {m_bIsPortrait = b;}
    inline bool       isPortrait (void) const {return m_bIsPortrait;}

    typedef enum { CLR3D_Foreground=0,              /* color of text/foreground on a 3d object */
                   CLR3D_Background=1,              /* color of face/background on a 3d object */
                   CLR3D_BevelUp=2,                 /* color of bevel-up  */
                   CLR3D_BevelDown=3,               /* color of bevel-down */
                   CLR3D_Highlight=4                /* color half-way between up and down */
    } GR_Color3D;
#define COUNT_3D_COLORS 5

    virtual void      setColor3D(GR_Color3D c) = 0;
    virtual bool      getColor3D(GR_Color3D /*name*/, UT_RGBColor & /*color*/) 
    { return false; }

    //
    // Methods to deal with background repainting as used in the Unix FE. These
    // make redraws really fast and fix bug 119
    //
    bool              isSpawnedRedraw(void) const;
    void              setSpawnedRedraw(bool exposeState);

    void              setPendingRect(UT_sint32 x,
                                     UT_sint32 y,
                                     UT_sint32 width,
                                     UT_sint32 height);

    void              unionPendingRect( UT_Rect * pRect);
    void              setRecentRect( UT_Rect * pRect);
    const UT_Rect *   getPendingRect(void) const;
    bool              isExposePending(void) const;
    void              setExposePending(bool bExposePending);
    bool              isExposedAreaAccessed(void) const;
    void              setExposedAreaAccessed(bool bAccessedState);
    void              setDontRedraw( bool bDontRedraw);
    bool              isDontRedraw(void);
    void              doRepaint(UT_Rect * rClip);
    void              setDoMerge( bool bMergeState);
    bool              doMerge(void) const;

    const GR_Transform & getTransform() const {return m_Transform;}

    /* returns true on success, false on failure */
    bool              setTransform(const GR_Transform & tr)
                         {
                             bool ret = _setTransform(tr);
                             if(!ret)
                                 return false;
                             m_Transform = tr;
                             return true;
                         }

    void              createCaret()
        {
            UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS(!m_pCaret);
            m_pCaret = new GR_Caret(this);
        }

    GR_Caret *        getCaret() { return m_pCaret; }
    GR_Caret *        createCaret(UT_sint32 iID);
    GR_Caret *        getCaret(UT_sint32 iID);
    GR_Caret *        getNthCaret(UT_sint32 i);
    
    virtual void      saveRectangle(UT_Rect & r, UT_uint32 iIndx) = 0;
    virtual void      restoreRectangle(UT_uint32 iIndx) = 0;
    virtual UT_uint32 getDeviceResolution(void) const = 0;
//
// Use these methods to fix off by 1 errors while scrolling. Add the
// the logical difference to these first, then calculate how much
// the screen needs to scroll in device units
//
    UT_sint32         getPrevYOffset(void) const { return m_iPrevYOffset;}
    UT_sint32         getPrevXOffset(void) const { return m_iPrevXOffset;}
    void              setPrevYOffset(UT_sint32 y) { m_iPrevYOffset = y;}
    void              setPrevXOffset(UT_sint32 x) { m_iPrevXOffset = x;}

    UT_sint32         _tduX(UT_sint32 layoutUnits) const;


    // complex script processing; see default implementations of these
    // functions for documentation
    //
    virtual bool itemize(UT_TextIterator & text, GR_Itemization & I) VIRTUAL_SFX;

    // translates GR_ShapingInfo into GR_RenderInfo which then can be
    // passed to renderChars()
    virtual bool shape(GR_ShapingInfo & si, GR_RenderInfo *& ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    
    // like drawChars, except uses generic (platform specific) input
    // the default implementation simply maps to drawChars and needs
    // to be replaced by platform code
    virtual void prepareToRenderChars(GR_RenderInfo & ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    virtual void renderChars(GR_RenderInfo & ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;

    virtual void appendRenderedCharsToBuff(GR_RenderInfo & ri, UT_GrowBuf & buf) const VIRTUAL_SFX;
    virtual void measureRenderedCharWidths(GR_RenderInfo & ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    
    // expects ri.m_iOffset set to the run offset condsidered for break
    //         ri.m_pText set positioned at start of the run
    //         represented by ri, its uper limit set appropriately
    //         ri.m_iLength is set to the run length
    // iNext -- if break is not possible at the given offset, the
    //          class might return the next possible break offset in
    //          iNext, relative to start of the text represented by ri
    //          (not relative to m_iOffset); if the class does not
    //          know where the next break point lies, it should set
    //          iNext to -1; if it knows that there is no break in this run, it should set
    //          iNext to -2
    // bAfter indicates whether we are quering for a break after the character at given offset
    
    virtual bool canBreak(GR_RenderInfo & ri, UT_sint32 &iNext, bool bAfter) VIRTUAL_SFX;

    // indicates if special caret positioning has to be done for the run of text; this allows us
    // to speed things up when this is not needed
    virtual bool needsSpecialCaretPositioning(GR_RenderInfo & /*ri*/) VIRTUAL_SFX {return false;}
    
    // adjusts caret position if given script restricts where caret can be placed
    // the caller has to set initial position within the run in ri.m_iOffset, overall length of
    // the run in ri.m_iLength and provide a text iterator over the text of the run in ri.m_pText
    // 
    // return value is the adjusted offset
    // the default implementation simply returns the passed value
    virtual UT_uint32 adjustCaretPosition(GR_RenderInfo & ri, bool bForward) VIRTUAL_SFX;

    // Adjusts position for delete if given script restricts deletion to character clusters.
    // The caller has to set initial position within the run in ri.m_iOffset, overall length to be
    // deleted in ri.m_iLength and provide a text iterator over the text of the run in ri.m_pText
    // on return ri.m_iOffset contains the adjusted (run-relative) position and ri.m_iLength the count
    // the adjusted length of the delete
    // 
    // the default implementation simply returns the passed value
    virtual void adjustDeletePosition(GR_RenderInfo & ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    
    // the AbiWord line breaking was designed looking for breaks at the right edge of a character,
    // i.e., the character that can break is included with the left part of the split run.
    // the Uniscribe library, however, holds breaking info for left edge, and sometimes it is useful
    // to know what system we are dealing with.
    virtual bool nativeBreakInfoForRightEdge() VIRTUAL_SFX {return true;}

    virtual UT_sint32 resetJustification(GR_RenderInfo & ri, bool bPermanent) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    virtual UT_sint32 countJustificationPoints(const GR_RenderInfo & ri) const VIRTUAL_SFX;
    virtual void justify(GR_RenderInfo & ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    
    virtual UT_uint32 XYToPosition(const GR_RenderInfo & ri, UT_sint32 x, UT_sint32 y) const VIRTUAL_SFX;
    virtual void      positionToXY(const GR_RenderInfo & ri,
                                   UT_sint32& x, UT_sint32& y,
                                   UT_sint32& x2, UT_sint32& y2,
                                   UT_sint32& height, bool& bDirection) const VIRTUAL_SFX;

    virtual UT_sint32 getTextWidth(GR_RenderInfo & ri) VIRTUAL_SFX;
    
    // should be overriden by any classes implemented as plugins
    // NB: you must not use s_Version to store the version of derrived
    // classes, but have your own static variable for the derrived
    // class !!!
    virtual const UT_VersionInfo & getVersion() const {UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS( UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED ); return s_Version;}
    UT_uint32         getPaintCount(void) const
        { return  m_paintCount;}

    static GR_Graphics* newNullGraphics();
    
 protected:

    GR_Graphics();

    // todo: make these pure virtual
    virtual void _beginPaint () {}
    virtual void _endPaint () {}

    UT_sint32         _tduY(UT_sint32 layoutUnits) const;
    UT_sint32         _tduR(UT_sint32 layoutUnits) const;

    void _destroyFonts ();

    virtual GR_Font* _findFont(const char* pszFontFamily,
                               const char* pszFontStyle,
                               const char* pszFontVariant,
                               const char* pszFontWeight,
                               const char* pszFontStretch,
                               const char* pszFontSize,
                               const char* pszLang) = 0;

    // only called by GR_Painter
    virtual void drawLine(UT_sint32 x1, UT_sint32 y1, UT_sint32 x2, UT_sint32 y2) = 0;
#if XAP_DONTUSE_XOR
#else
    virtual void xorLine(UT_sint32 x1, UT_sint32 y1, UT_sint32 x2, UT_sint32 y2) = 0;
#endif
    virtual void invertRect(const UT_Rect* pRect) = 0;
#if XAP_DONTUSE_XOR
#else
    void xorRect(UT_sint32 x, UT_sint32 y, UT_sint32 w, UT_sint32 h);
    void xorRect(const UT_Rect& r);
#endif

    virtual void fillRect(GR_Image *pImg, const UT_Rect &src, const UT_Rect & dest);
    virtual void fillRect(const UT_RGBColor& c, const UT_Rect &r);
    virtual void fillRect(const UT_RGBColor& c, UT_sint32 x, UT_sint32 y,
                          UT_sint32 w, UT_sint32 h) = 0;

    virtual void clearArea(UT_sint32 x, UT_sint32 y, UT_sint32 w, UT_sint32 h) = 0;
    virtual void drawImage(GR_Image* pImg, UT_sint32 xDest, UT_sint32 yDest);
    virtual void fillRect(GR_Color3D c, UT_Rect &r) = 0;
    virtual void fillRect(GR_Color3D c,
                          UT_sint32 x, UT_sint32 y,
                          UT_sint32 w, UT_sint32 h) = 0;
    virtual void polygon(UT_RGBColor& c, UT_Point *pts, UT_uint32 nPoints);
    virtual void polyLine(UT_Point * pts, UT_uint32 nPoints) = 0;
    virtual void drawGlyph(UT_uint32 glyph_idx, UT_sint32 xoff, UT_sint32 yoff) = 0;
    virtual void drawChars(const UT_UCSChar* pChars,
                           int iCharOffset,
                           int iLength,
                           UT_sint32 xoff,
                           UT_sint32 yoff,
                           int* pCharWidths = NULL) = 0;

    virtual void drawCharsRelativeToBaseline(const UT_UCSChar* pChars,
                                             int iCharOffset,
                                             int iLength,
                                             UT_sint32 xoff,
                                             UT_sint32 yoff,
                                             int* pCharWidths = NULL);
    
    virtual GR_Image *    genImageFromRectangle(const UT_Rect & r) = 0;

 private:
    virtual bool _setTransform(const GR_Transform & /*tr*/)
        {
            UT_ASSERT_HARMLESS( UT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED );
            return false;
        }

    // only called by GR_Painter
    void beginPaint ();
    void endPaint ();

 public:
    // TODO -- this should not be public, create access methods !!!
    //
    // Postscript context positions graphics wrt top of current PAGE, NOT
    // wrt top of document. The screen graphics engine, though positions
    // graphics wrt the top of the document, therefore if we are printing
    // page 5 we need to adjust the vertical position of the graphic in the
    // postscript image printing routine by (current_page_number-1) * page_height
    // I'm going to call this variable m_iRasterPosition, for want of a better name,
    // it's not acutally a rasterposition --- any better names would be a good idea,
    // I jusy can't think of one right now.
    UT_uint32         m_iRasterPosition;

 protected:
    UT_uint32         m_iZoomPercentage;
    UT_uint32         m_iFontAllocNo;

    static XAP_PrefsScheme *m_pPrefsScheme;
    static UT_uint32 m_uTick;

    const UT_Rect *  m_pRect;

    bool m_bHave3DColors;

 private:
    GR_Caret *       m_pCaret;
    bool             _PtInPolygon(UT_Point * pts,UT_uint32 nPoints,UT_sint32 x,UT_sint32 y);
    bool             m_bIsPortrait;
    bool             m_bSpawnedRedraw;
    UT_Rect          m_PendingExposeArea;
    UT_Rect          m_RecentExposeArea;
    bool             m_bExposePending;
    bool             m_bIsExposedAreaAccessed;
    bool             m_bDontRedraw;
    bool             m_bDoMerge;
//
// These hold the previous x and Y offset calculated from the scrolling code
// in Logical units. We need them to avoid off by 1 errors in scrolling.
//
    UT_sint32        m_iPrevYOffset;
    UT_sint32        m_iPrevXOffset;
    GR_Transform     m_Transform;

    UT_GenericStringMap<GR_Font*> m_hashFontCache;

    UT_uint32 m_paintCount;

    static UT_VersionInfo   s_Version;
    static UT_uint32        s_iInstanceCount;
    static UT_UCS4Char      s_cDefaultGlyph;
    UT_GenericVector<GR_Caret *>  m_vecCarets;
};

#endif /* GR_GRAPHICS_H */

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