miarc.c

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/* $XConsortium: miarc.c /main/90 1996/08/01 19:25:10 dpw $ */
/* Author: Keith Packard and Bob Scheifler */
/* Warning: this code is toxic, do not dally very long here. */

/* $XFree86: xc/programs/Xserver/mi/miarc.c,v 3.4.2.1 1997/07/13 14:45:05 dawes Exp $ */

#ifdef _XOPEN_SOURCE
#include <math.h>
#else
#define _XOPEN_SOURCE	/* to get prototype for hypot on some systems */
#include <math.h>
#undef _XOPEN_SOURCE
#endif
#include "X.h"
#include "Xprotostr.h"
#include "misc.h"
#include "gcstruct.h"
#include "scrnintstr.h"
#include "pixmapstr.h"
#include "windowstr.h"
#include "mifpoly.h"
#include "mi.h"
#include "mifillarc.h"
#include "Xfuncproto.h"

static double miDsin(), miDcos(), miDasin(), miDatan2();
double	cbrt(
#if NeedFunctionPrototypes
	     double
#endif
);

#ifdef ICEILTEMPDECL
ICEILTEMPDECL
#endif

/*
 * some interesting sematic interpretation of the protocol:
 *
 * Self intersecting arcs (i.e. those spanning 360 degrees) 
 *  never join with other arcs, and are drawn without caps
 *  (unless on/off dashed, in which case each dash segment
 *  is capped, except when the last segment meets the
 *  first segment, when no caps are drawn)
 *
 * double dash arcs are drawn in two parts, first the
 *  odd dashes (drawn in background) then the even dashes
 *  (drawn in foreground).  This means that overlapping
 *  sections of foreground/background are drawn twice,
 *  first in background then in foreground.  The double-draw
 *  occurs even when the function uses the destination values
 *  (e.g. xor mode).  This is the same way the wide-line
 *  code works and should be "fixed".
 *
 */

#undef max
#undef min

#if defined (__GNUC__) && defined (__STDC__) && !defined (__STRICT_ANSI__)
#define USE_INLINE
#endif

#ifdef USE_INLINE
__inline static const int max (const int x, const int y)
{
	return x>y? x:y;
}

__inline static const int min (const int x, const int y)
{
	return x<y? x:y;
}

#else

static int
max (x, y)
{
	return x>y? x:y;
}

static int
min (x, y)
{
	return x<y? x:y;
}

#endif

struct bound {
	double	min, max;
};

struct ibound {
	int	min, max;
};

#define boundedLe(value, bounds)\
	((bounds).min <= (value) && (value) <= (bounds).max)

struct line {
	double	m, b;
	int	valid;
};

#define intersectLine(y,line) (line.m * (y) + line.b)

/*
 * these are all y value bounds
 */

struct arc_bound {
	struct bound	ellipse;
	struct bound	inner;
	struct bound	outer;
	struct bound	right;
	struct bound	left;
	struct ibound	inneri;
	struct ibound	outeri;
};

struct accelerators {
	double		tail_y;
	double		h2;
	double		w2;
	double		h4;
	double		w4;
	double		h2mw2;
	double		h2l;
	double		w2l;
	double		fromIntX;
	double		fromIntY;
	struct line	left, right;
	int		yorgu;
	int		yorgl;
	int		xorg;
};

struct arc_def {
	double	w, h, l;
	double	a0, a1;
};

# define todeg(xAngle)	(((double) (xAngle)) / 64.0)

# define RIGHT_END	0
# define LEFT_END	1

typedef struct _miArcJoin {
	int	arcIndex0, arcIndex1;
	int	phase0, phase1;
	int	end0, end1;
} miArcJoinRec, *miArcJoinPtr;

typedef struct _miArcCap {
	int		arcIndex;
	int		end;		
} miArcCapRec, *miArcCapPtr;

typedef struct _miArcFace {
	SppPointRec	clock;
	SppPointRec	center;
	SppPointRec	counterClock;
} miArcFaceRec, *miArcFacePtr;

typedef struct _miArcData {
	xArc		arc;
	int		render;		/* non-zero means render after drawing */
	int		join;		/* related join */
	int		cap;		/* related cap */
	int		selfJoin;	/* final dash meets first dash */
	miArcFaceRec	bounds[2];
	double		x0, y0, x1, y1;
} miArcDataRec, *miArcDataPtr;

/*
 * This is an entire sequence of arcs, computed and categorized according
 * to operation.  miDashArcs generates either one or two of these.
 */

typedef struct _miPolyArc {
	int		narcs;
	miArcDataPtr	arcs;
	int		ncaps;
	miArcCapPtr	caps;
	int		njoins;
	miArcJoinPtr	joins;
} miPolyArcRec, *miPolyArcPtr;

#define GCValsFunction		0
#define GCValsForeground 	1
#define GCValsBackground 	2
#define GCValsLineWidth 	3
#define GCValsCapStyle 		4
#define GCValsJoinStyle		5
#define GCValsMask		(GCFunction | GCForeground | GCBackground | \
				 GCLineWidth | GCCapStyle | GCJoinStyle)
static CARD32 gcvals[6];

static void fillSpans(), newFinalSpan();
static void drawArc(), drawQuadrant(), drawZeroArc();
static void miArcJoin(), miArcCap(), miRoundCap(), miFreeArcs();
static int computeAngleFromPath();
static miPolyArcPtr miComputeArcs ();
static int miGetArcPts();

# define CUBED_ROOT_2	1.2599210498948732038115849718451499938964
# define CUBED_ROOT_4	1.5874010519681993173435330390930175781250

/*
 * draw one segment of the arc using the arc spans generation routines
 */

static void
miArcSegment(pDraw, pGC, tarc, right, left)
    DrawablePtr   pDraw;
    GCPtr         pGC;
    xArc          tarc;
    miArcFacePtr	right, left;
{
    int l = pGC->lineWidth;
    int a0, a1, startAngle, endAngle;
    miArcFacePtr	temp;

    if (!l)
	l = 1;

    if (tarc.width == 0 || tarc.height == 0) {
    	drawZeroArc (pDraw, pGC, &tarc, l, left, right);
	return;
    }

    if (pGC->miTranslate) {
	tarc.x += pDraw->x;
	tarc.y += pDraw->y;
    }

    a0 = tarc.angle1;
    a1 = tarc.angle2;
    if (a1 > FULLCIRCLE)
	a1 = FULLCIRCLE;
    else if (a1 < -FULLCIRCLE)
	a1 = -FULLCIRCLE;
    if (a1 < 0) {
    	startAngle = a0 + a1;
	endAngle = a0;
	temp = right;
	right = left;
	left = temp;
    } else {
	startAngle = a0;
	endAngle = a0 + a1;
    }
    /*
     * bounds check the two angles
     */
    if (startAngle < 0)
	startAngle = FULLCIRCLE - (-startAngle) % FULLCIRCLE;
    if (startAngle >= FULLCIRCLE)
	startAngle = startAngle % FULLCIRCLE;
    if (endAngle < 0)
	endAngle = FULLCIRCLE - (-endAngle) % FULLCIRCLE;
    if (endAngle > FULLCIRCLE)
	endAngle = (endAngle-1) % FULLCIRCLE + 1;
    if ((startAngle == endAngle) && a1) {
	startAngle = 0;
	endAngle = FULLCIRCLE;
    }

    drawArc (&tarc, l, startAngle, endAngle, right, left);
}

/*

Three equations combine to describe the boundaries of the arc

x^2/w^2 + y^2/h^2 = 1			ellipse itself
(X-x)^2 + (Y-y)^2 = r^2			circle at (x, y) on the ellipse
(Y-y) = (X-x)*w^2*y/(h^2*x)		normal at (x, y) on the ellipse

These lead to a quartic relating Y and y

y^4 - (2Y)y^3 + (Y^2 + (h^4 - w^2*r^2)/(w^2 - h^2))y^2
    - (2Y*h^4/(w^2 - h^2))y + (Y^2*h^4)/(w^2 - h^2) = 0

The reducible cubic obtained from this quartic is

z^3 - (3N)z^2 - 2V = 0

where

N = (Y^2 + (h^4 - w^2*r^2/(w^2 - h^2)))/6
V = w^2*r^2*Y^2*h^4/(4 *(w^2 - h^2)^2)

Let

t = z - N
p = -N^2
q = -N^3 - V

Then we get

t^3 + 3pt + 2q = 0

The discriminant of this cubic is

D = q^2 + p^3

When D > 0, a real root is obtained as

z = N + cbrt(-q+sqrt(D)) + cbrt(-q-sqrt(D))

When D < 0, a real root is obtained as

z = N - 2m*cos(acos(-q/m^3)/3)

where

m = sqrt(|p|) * sign(q)

Given a real root Z of the cubic, the roots of the quartic are the roots
of the two quadratics

y^2 + ((b+A)/2)y + (Z + (bZ - d)/A) = 0

where 

A = +/- sqrt(8Z + b^2 - 4c)
b, c, d are the cubic, quadratic, and linear coefficients of the quartic

Some experimentation is then required to determine which solutions
correspond to the inner and outer boundaries.

*/

typedef struct {
    short lx, lw, rx, rw;
} miArcSpan;

typedef struct {
    miArcSpan *spans;
    int count1, count2, k;
    char top, bot, hole;
} miArcSpanData;

typedef struct {
    unsigned long lrustamp;
    unsigned short lw;
    unsigned short width, height;
    miArcSpanData *spdata;
} arcCacheRec;

#define CACHESIZE 25

static arcCacheRec arcCache[CACHESIZE];
static unsigned long lrustamp;
static arcCacheRec *lastCacheHit = &arcCache[0];
static RESTYPE cacheType;

/*
 * External so it can be called when low on memory.
 * Call with a zero ID in that case.
 */
/*ARGSUSED*/
int
miFreeArcCache (data, id)
    pointer	    data;
    XID		    id;
{
    int k;
    arcCacheRec *cent;

    if (id)
	cacheType = 0;

    for (k = CACHESIZE, cent = &arcCache[0]; --k >= 0; cent++)
    {
	if (cent->spdata)
	{
	    cent->lrustamp = 0;
	    cent->lw = 0;
	    xfree(cent->spdata);
	    cent->spdata = NULL;
	}
    }
    lrustamp = 0;
    return Success;
}

static void
miComputeCircleSpans(lw, parc, spdata)
    int lw;
    xArc *parc;
    miArcSpanData *spdata;
{
    register miArcSpan *span;
    int doinner;
    register int x, y, e;
    int xk, yk, xm, ym, dx, dy;
    register int slw, inslw;
    int inx, iny, ine;
    int inxk, inyk, inxm, inym;

    doinner = -lw;
    slw = parc->width - doinner;
    y = parc->height >> 1;
    dy = parc->height & 1;
    dx = 1 - dy;
    MIWIDEARCSETUP(x, y, dy, slw, e, xk, xm, yk, ym);
    inslw = parc->width + doinner;
    if (inslw > 0)
    {
	spdata->hole = spdata->top;
	MIWIDEARCSETUP(inx, iny, dy, inslw, ine, inxk, inxm, inyk, inym);
    }
    else
    {
	spdata->hole = FALSE;
	doinner = -y;
    }
    spdata->count1 = -doinner - spdata->top;
    spdata->count2 = y + doinner;
    span = spdata->spans;
    while (y)
    {
	MIFILLARCSTEP(slw);
	span->lx = dy - x;
	if (++doinner <= 0)
 	{
	    span->lw = slw;
	    span->rx = 0;
	    span->rw = span->lx + slw;
	}
	else
	{
	    MIFILLINARCSTEP(inslw);
	    span->lw = x - inx;
	    span->rx = dy - inx + inslw;
	    span->rw = inx - x + slw - inslw;
	}
	span++;
    }
    if (spdata->bot)
    {
	if (spdata->count2)
	    spdata->count2--;
	else
	{
	    if (lw > (int)parc->height)
		span[-1].rx = span[-1].rw = -((lw - (int)parc->height) >> 1);
	    else
		span[-1].rw = 0;
	    spdata->count1--;
	}
    }
}

static void
miComputeEllipseSpans(lw, parc, spdata)
    int lw;
    xArc *parc;
    miArcSpanData *spdata;
{
    register miArcSpan *span;
    double w, h, r, xorg;
    double Hs, Hf, WH, K, Vk, Nk, Fk, Vr, N, Nc, Z, rs;
    double A, T, b, d, x, y, t, inx, outx, hepp, hepm;
    int flip, solution;

    w = (double)parc->width / 2.0;
    h = (double)parc->height / 2.0;
    r = lw / 2.0;
    rs = r * r;
    Hs = h * h;
    WH = w * w - Hs;
    Nk = w * r;
    Vk = (Nk * Hs) / (WH + WH);
    Hf = Hs * Hs;
    Nk = (Hf - Nk * Nk) / WH;
    Fk = Hf / WH;
    hepp = h + EPSILON;
    hepm = h - EPSILON;
    K = h + ((lw - 1) >> 1);
    span = spdata->spans;
    if (parc->width & 1)
	xorg = .5;
    else
	xorg = 0.0;
    if (spdata->top)
    {
	span->lx = 0;
	span->lw = 1;
	span++;
    }
    spdata->count1 = 0;
    spdata->count2 = 0;
    spdata->hole = (spdata->top &&
		 (int)parc->height * lw <= (int)(parc->width * parc->width) &&
		    lw < (int)parc->height);
    for (; K > 0.0; K -= 1.0)
    {
	N = (K * K + Nk) / 6.0;
	Nc = N * N * N;
	Vr = Vk * K;