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#ifdef HAVE_DIX_CONFIG_H
#include <dix-config.h>
#endif
#include <X11/X.h>
#include <X11/Xmd.h>
#include <X11/Xproto.h>
#include "cfb.h"
#include <X11/fonts/fontstruct.h>
#include "dixfontstr.h"
#include "gcstruct.h"
#include "windowstr.h"
#include "scrnintstr.h"
#include "pixmapstr.h"
#include "regionstr.h"
#include "cfbmskbits.h"
#include "mi.h"
#define MFB_CONSTS_ONLY
#include "maskbits.h"
/*
this works for fonts with glyphs <= 32 bits wide, on an
arbitrarily deep display. Use cfbTEGlyphBlt8 for 8 bit displays.
This should be called only with a terminal-emulator font;
this means that the FIXED_METRICS flag is set, and that
glyphbounds == charbounds.
in theory, this goes faster; even if it doesn't, it reduces the
flicker caused by writing a string over itself with image text (since
the background gets repainted per character instead of per string.)
this seems to be important for some converted X10 applications.
Image text looks at the bits in the glyph and the fg and bg in the
GC. it paints a rectangle, as defined in the protocol dcoument,
and the paints the characters.
*/
void
cfbTEGlyphBlt(pDrawable, pGC, x, y, nglyph, ppci, pglyphBase)
DrawablePtr pDrawable;
GC *pGC;
int x, y;
unsigned int nglyph;
CharInfoPtr *ppci; /* array of character info */
pointer pglyphBase; /* start of array of glyphs */
{
FontPtr pfont = pGC->font;
int widthDst;
CfbBits *pdstBase; /* pointer to longword with top row
of current glyph */
int w; /* width of glyph and char */
int h; /* height of glyph and char */
register int xpos=x; /* current x%32 */
int ypos=y; /* current y%32 */
register unsigned char *pglyph;
int widthGlyph;
register CfbBits *pdst;/* pointer to current longword in dst */
int hTmp; /* counter for height */
BoxRec bbox; /* for clipping */
register int wtmp,xtemp,width;
CfbBits bgfill,fgfill,*ptemp,tmpDst1,tmpDst2,*pdtmp;
#if PSZ != 24
int tmpx;
#endif
xpos += pDrawable->x;
ypos += pDrawable->y;
cfbGetLongWidthAndPointer (pDrawable, widthDst, pdstBase)
wtmp = FONTMAXBOUNDS(pfont,characterWidth);
h = FONTASCENT(pfont) + FONTDESCENT(pfont);
widthGlyph = GLYPHWIDTHBYTESPADDED(*ppci);
xpos += FONTMAXBOUNDS(pfont,leftSideBearing);
ypos -= FONTASCENT(pfont);
bbox.x1 = xpos;
bbox.x2 = xpos + (wtmp * nglyph);
bbox.y1 = ypos;
bbox.y2 = ypos + h;
fgfill = PFILL(pGC->fgPixel);
bgfill = PFILL(pGC->bgPixel);
switch (RECT_IN_REGION(pGC->pScreen, cfbGetCompositeClip(pGC), &bbox))
{
case rgnOUT:
break;
case rgnPART:
/* this is the WRONG thing to do, but it works.
calling the non-terminal text is easy, but slow, given
what we know about the font.
the right thing to do is something like:
for each clip rectangle
compute at which row the glyph starts to be in it,
and at which row the glyph ceases to be in it
compute which is the first glyph inside the left
edge, and the last one inside the right edge
draw a fractional first glyph, using only
the rows we know are in
draw all the whole glyphs, using the appropriate rows
draw any pieces of the last glyph, using the right rows
this way, the code would take advantage of knowing that
all glyphs are the same height and don't overlap.
one day...
*/
cfbImageGlyphBlt8(pDrawable, pGC, x, y, nglyph, ppci, pglyphBase);
break;
case rgnIN:
pdtmp = pdstBase + (widthDst * ypos);
while(nglyph--)
{
pglyph = FONTGLYPHBITS(pglyphBase, *ppci++);
pdst = pdtmp;
hTmp = h;
while (hTmp--)
{
x = xpos;
width = wtmp;
xtemp = 0;
while (width > 0)
{
#if PSZ == 24
w = 1;
ptemp = (CfbBits *)(pglyph + ((xtemp *3)>> 2));
getstipplepixels24(ptemp,xtemp,0,&bgfill,&tmpDst1, xtemp);
getstipplepixels24(ptemp,xtemp,1,&fgfill,&tmpDst2, xtemp);
#else
tmpx = x & PIM;
w = min(width, PPW - tmpx);
w = min(w, (PGSZ - xtemp));
ptemp = (CfbBits *)(pglyph + (xtemp >> MFB_PWSH));
getstipplepixels(ptemp,xtemp,w,0,&bgfill,&tmpDst1);
getstipplepixels(ptemp,xtemp,w,1,&fgfill,&tmpDst2);
#endif
{
CfbBits tmpDst = tmpDst1 | tmpDst2;
#if PSZ == 24
CfbBits *pdsttmp = pdst + ((x*3) >> 2);
putbits24(tmpDst,w,pdsttmp,pGC->planemask,x);
#else
CfbBits *pdsttmp = pdst + (x >> PWSH);
putbits(tmpDst,tmpx,w,pdsttmp,pGC->planemask);
#endif
}
x += w;
xtemp += w;
width -= w;
}
pglyph += widthGlyph;
pdst += widthDst;
}
xpos += wtmp;
}
break;
}
}
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