xenocara/xserver/mi/mipolycon.c

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#ifdef HAVE_DIX_CONFIG_H
#include <dix-config.h>
#endif

#include "gcstruct.h"
#include "pixmap.h"
#include "mi.h"
#include "miscanfill.h"

static int getPolyYBounds(DDXPointPtr pts, int n, int *by, int *ty);

/*
 *     convexpoly.c
 *
 *     Written by Brian Kelleher; Dec. 1985.
 *
 *     Fill a convex polygon.  If the given polygon
 *     is not convex, then the result is undefined.
 *     The algorithm is to order the edges from smallest
 *     y to largest by partitioning the array into a left
 *     edge list and a right edge list.  The algorithm used
 *     to traverse each edge is an extension of Bresenham's
 *     line algorithm with y as the major axis.
 *     For a derivation of the algorithm, see the author of
 *     this code.
 */
Bool
miFillConvexPoly(DrawablePtr dst, GCPtr pgc, int count, /* number of points        */
                 DDXPointPtr ptsIn      /* the points              */
    )
{
    int xl = 0, xr = 0;         /* x vals of left and right edges */
    int dl = 0, dr = 0;         /* decision variables             */
    int ml = 0, m1l = 0;        /* left edge slope and slope+1    */
    int mr = 0, m1r = 0;        /* right edge slope and slope+1   */
    int incr1l = 0, incr2l = 0; /* left edge error increments     */
    int incr1r = 0, incr2r = 0; /* right edge error increments    */
    int dy;                     /* delta y                        */
    int y;                      /* current scanline               */
    int left, right;            /* indices to first endpoints     */
    int i;                      /* loop counter                   */
    int nextleft, nextright;    /* indices to second endpoints    */
    DDXPointPtr ptsOut, FirstPoint;     /* output buffer               */
    int *width, *FirstWidth;    /* output buffer                  */
    int imin;                   /* index of smallest vertex (in y) */
    int ymin;                   /* y-extents of polygon            */
    int ymax;

    /*
     *  find leftx, bottomy, rightx, topy, and the index
     *  of bottomy. Also translate the points.
     */
    imin = getPolyYBounds(ptsIn, count, &ymin, &ymax);

    dy = ymax - ymin + 1;
    if ((count < 3) || (dy < 0))
        return TRUE;
    ptsOut = FirstPoint = malloc(sizeof(DDXPointRec) * dy);
    width = FirstWidth = malloc(sizeof(int) * dy);
    if (!FirstPoint || !FirstWidth) {
        free(FirstWidth);
        free(FirstPoint);
        return FALSE;
    }

    nextleft = nextright = imin;
    y = ptsIn[nextleft].y;

    /*
     *  loop through all edges of the polygon
     */
    do {
        /*
         *  add a left edge if we need to
         */
        if (ptsIn[nextleft].y == y) {
            left = nextleft;

            /*
             *  find the next edge, considering the end
             *  conditions of the array.
             */
            nextleft++;
            if (nextleft >= count)
                nextleft = 0;

            /*
             *  now compute all of the random information
             *  needed to run the iterative algorithm.
             */
            BRESINITPGON(ptsIn[nextleft].y - ptsIn[left].y,
                         ptsIn[left].x, ptsIn[nextleft].x,
                         xl, dl, ml, m1l, incr1l, incr2l);
        }

        /*
         *  add a right edge if we need to
         */
        if (ptsIn[nextright].y == y) {
            right = nextright;

            /*
             *  find the next edge, considering the end
             *  conditions of the array.
             */
            nextright--;
            if (nextright < 0)
                nextright = count - 1;

            /*
             *  now compute all of the random information
             *  needed to run the iterative algorithm.
             */
            BRESINITPGON(ptsIn[nextright].y - ptsIn[right].y,
                         ptsIn[right].x, ptsIn[nextright].x,
                         xr, dr, mr, m1r, incr1r, incr2r);
        }

        /*
         *  generate scans to fill while we still have
         *  a right edge as well as a left edge.
         */
        i = min(ptsIn[nextleft].y, ptsIn[nextright].y) - y;
        /* in case we're called with non-convex polygon */
        if (i < 0) {
            free(FirstWidth);
            free(FirstPoint);
            return TRUE;
        }
        while (i-- > 0) {
            ptsOut->y = y;

            /*
             *  reverse the edges if necessary
             */
            if (xl < xr) {
                *(width++) = xr - xl;
                (ptsOut++)->x = xl;
            }
            else {
                *(width++) = xl - xr;
                (ptsOut++)->x = xr;
            }
            y++;

            /* increment down the edges */
            BRESINCRPGON(dl, xl, ml, m1l, incr1l, incr2l);
            BRESINCRPGON(dr, xr, mr, m1r, incr1r, incr2r);
        }
    } while (y != ymax);

    /*
     * Finally, fill the <remaining> spans
     */
    (*pgc->ops->FillSpans) (dst, pgc,
                            ptsOut - FirstPoint, FirstPoint, FirstWidth, 1);
    free(FirstWidth);
    free(FirstPoint);
    return TRUE;
}

/*
 *     Find the index of the point with the smallest y.
 */
static int
getPolyYBounds(DDXPointPtr pts, int n, int *by, int *ty)
{
    DDXPointPtr ptMin;
    int ymin, ymax;
    DDXPointPtr ptsStart = pts;

    ptMin = pts;
    ymin = ymax = (pts++)->y;

    while (--n > 0) {
        if (pts->y < ymin) {
            ptMin = pts;
            ymin = pts->y;
        }
        if (pts->y > ymax)
            ymax = pts->y;

        pts++;
    }

    *by = ymin;
    *ty = ymax;
    return ptMin - ptsStart;
}