kicad/include/bitmap_base.h

/*
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 *
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 * Copyright (C) 2013-2018 KiCad Developers, see AUTHORS.txt for contributors.
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#ifndef BITMAP_BASE_H
#define BITMAP_BASE_H

#include <eda_rect.h>

#include <wx/bitmap.h>
#include <wx/image.h>

namespace KIGFX
{
class COLOR4D;
}

class LINE_READER;
class PLOTTER;


/**
 * This class handle bitmap images in KiCad.
 * It is not intended to be used alone, but inside another class,
 * so all methods are protected ( or private )
 * It is used in SCH_BITMAP class and WS_DRAW_ITEM_BITMAP (and other in future)
 *
 * Remember not all plotters are able to plot a bitmap
 * Mainly GERBER plotters cannot.
 */
class BITMAP_BASE
{
private:
    double    m_scale;              // The scaling factor of the bitmap
                                    // With m_pixelSizeIu, controls the actual draw size
    wxImage*  m_image;              // the raw image data (png format)
    wxBitmap* m_bitmap;             // the bitmap used to draw/plot image
    double    m_pixelSizeIu;   // The scaling factor of the bitmap
                                    // to convert the bitmap size (in pixels)
                                    // to internal KiCad units
                                    // Usually does not change
    int       m_ppi;                // the bitmap definition. the default is 300PPI


public:
    BITMAP_BASE( const wxPoint& pos = wxPoint( 0, 0 ) );

    BITMAP_BASE( const BITMAP_BASE& aSchBitmap );

    ~BITMAP_BASE()
    {
        delete m_bitmap;
        delete m_image;
    }


    /*
     * Accessors:
     */
    double GetPixelSizeIu() const { return m_pixelSizeIu; }
    void SetPixelSizeIu( double aPixSize ) { m_pixelSizeIu = aPixSize; }

    wxImage* GetImageData() { return m_image; }
    const wxImage* GetImageData() const { return m_image; }

    void SetImage( wxImage* aImage )
    {
        delete m_image;
        m_image = aImage;
    }

    double GetScale() const { return m_scale; }
    void SetScale( double aScale ) { m_scale = aScale; }

    /*
     * Function RebuildBitmap
     * Rebuild the internal bitmap used to draw/plot image
     * must be called after a m_image change
     */
    void RebuildBitmap() { *m_bitmap = wxBitmap( *m_image ); }

    void SetBitmap( wxBitmap* aBitMap )
    {
        delete m_bitmap;
        m_bitmap = aBitMap;
    }

    /**
     * Function ImportData
     * Copy aItem image to me and update m_bitmap
     */
    void ImportData( BITMAP_BASE* aItem );

    /**
     * Function GetScalingFactor
     * @return the scaling factor from pixel size to actual draw size
     * this scaling factor depends on m_pixelSizeIu and m_scale
     * m_pixelSizeIu gives the scaling factor between a pixel size and
     * the internal schematic units
     * m_scale is an user dependant value, and gives the "zoom" value
     *  m_scale = 1.0 = original size of bitmap.
     *  m_scale < 1.0 = the bitmap is drawn smaller than its original size.
     *  m_scale > 1.0 = the bitmap is drawn bigger than its original size.
     */
    double GetScalingFactor() const
    {
        return m_pixelSizeIu * m_scale;
    }


    /**
     * Function GetSize
     * @return the actual size (in user units, not in pixels) of the image
     */
    wxSize GetSize() const;

    /**
     * Function GetSizePixels
     * @return the size in pixels of the image
     */
    wxSize GetSizePixels() const
    {
        if( m_image )
            return wxSize( m_image->GetWidth(), m_image->GetHeight() );
        else
            return wxSize( 0, 0 );
    }

    /**
     * @return the bitmap definition in ppi
     * the default is 300 ppi
     */
    int GetPPI() const
    {
        return m_ppi;
    }

    /**
     * Function GetBoundingBox
     * returns the orthogonal, bounding box of this object for display
     * purposes.  This box should be an enclosing perimeter for visible
     * components of this object, and the units should be in the pcb or
     * schematic coordinate system.  It is OK to overestimate the size
     * by a few counts.
     */
    const EDA_RECT GetBoundingBox() const;

    void DrawBitmap( wxDC* aDC, const wxPoint& aPos );

    /**
     * Reads and stores in memory an image file.
     *
     * Init the bitmap format used to draw this item.
     * supported images formats are format supported by wxImage
     * if all handlers are loaded
     * by default, .png, .jpeg are always loaded
     *
     * @param aFullFilename The full filename of the image file to read.
     * @return bool - true if success reading else false.
     */
    bool ReadImageFile( const wxString& aFullFilename );

    /**
     * Reads and stores in memory an image file.
     *
     * Init the bitmap format used to draw this item.
     * supported images formats are format supported by wxImage
     * if all handlers are loaded
     * by default, .png, .jpeg are always loaded
     *
     * @param aInStream an input stream containing the file data
     * @return bool - true if success reading else false.
     */
    bool ReadImageFile( wxInputStream& aInStream );

    /**
     * writes the bitmap data to aFile
     * The format is png, in Hexadecimal form:
     * If the hexadecimal data is converted to binary it gives exactly a .png image data
     * @param aFile The FILE to write to.
     * @return bool - true if success writing else false.
     */
    bool SaveData( FILE* aFile ) const;

    /**
     * writes the bitmap data to an array string
     * The format is png, in Hexadecimal form:
     * If the hexadecimal data is converted to binary it gives exactly a .png image data
     * @param aPngStrings The wxArrayString to write to.
     */
    void SaveData( wxArrayString& aPngStrings ) const;

    /**
     * Load an image data saved by SaveData (png, in Hexadecimal form)
     * @param aLine - the LINE_READER used to read the data file.
     * @param aErrorMsg - Description of the error if an error occurs while loading the
     *                    png bimap data.
     * @return true if the bitmap loaded successfully.
     */
    bool LoadData( LINE_READER& aLine, wxString& aErrorMsg );


    /**
     * Function Mirror
     * Mirror image vertically (i.e. relative to its horizontal X axis )
     *  or horizontally (i.e relative to its vertical Y axis)
     * @param aVertically = false to mirror horizontally
     *                      or true to mirror vertically
     */
    void Mirror( bool aVertically );

    /**
     * Function Rotate
     * Rotate image CW or CCW.
     * @param aRotateCCW = true to rotate CCW
     */
    void Rotate( bool aRotateCCW );

    /**
     * Function PlotImage
     * Plot bitmap on plotter.
     * If the plotter does not support bitmaps, plot a
     * @param aPlotter = the plotter to use
     * @param aPos = the position od the center of the bitmap
     * @param aDefaultColor = the color used to plot the rectangle when bitmap is not supported
     * @param aDefaultPensize = the pen size used to plot the rectangle when bitmap is not supported
     */
    void PlotImage( PLOTTER* aPlotter, const wxPoint& aPos,
                    KIGFX::COLOR4D aDefaultColor, int aDefaultPensize );
};


#endif    // BITMAP_BASE_H