kde-extraapps/kolourpaint/layers/selections/text/kpTextSelection.h

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/*
Copyright (c) 2003-2007 Clarence Dang <dang@kde.org>
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#ifndef kpTextSelection_H
#define kpTextSelection_H
#include <kpAbstractSelection.h>
#include <kpImage.h>
#include <kpTextStyle.h>
#include <kpPreeditText.h>
//
// A rectangular text box containing lines of text, rendered in a given text
// style.
//
// A text selection with an empty list of text lines is just a text box
// border and contains no content.
//
// The minimal text selection that is considered to contain content consists
// of a single empty text line.
//
// The rendered elements are as follows:
//
// ###############
// # #
// # * *---------- Text Border
// # | #
// #####|#########
// |
// |
// Text Area
// (text lines are rendered on top of here; the parts of the lines
// that don't fit here are not rendered)
//
// The text style determines how the text box is drawn.
//
// The foreground color determines the color of the text. Transparent
// foreground text means that the text box is see-through for the pixels
// of the text, exposing the document pixels below. It does not mean
// that the transparent color is drawn onto the document. In other
// words, we are "painting" transparent pixels -- not "setting" them.
//
// If the background color is opaque, the text is drawn on top of a
// filled-in rectangle and the rectangle completely overwrites any
// document pixels below.
//
// Consistent with the behavior of a transparent foreground color, a
// transparent background color does not mean that a transparent-colored
// rectangle is drawn onto the document. Instead, it means that the
// text box background is see-through so that text is drawn directly on
// top of the document pixels. No rectangle is drawn in this case.
//
// A text box with transparent foreground and background colors is
// completely invisible since both the text and background are see-through.
//
// A rendered text cursor is controlled separately by kpViewManager, as
// cursors are only a view concept so do not belong in this document-based
// class.
//
// Marshalling, for copying text selections to the clipboard, is not
// currently supported. This is because generally, users are only interested
// in the text itself, not the border nor formatting.
//
class kpTextSelection : public kpAbstractSelection
{
Q_OBJECT
//
// Initialization
//
public:
kpTextSelection (const QRect &rect = QRect (),
const kpTextStyle &textStyle = kpTextStyle ());
kpTextSelection (const QRect &rect, const QList <QString> &textLines,
const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
kpTextSelection (const kpTextSelection &rhs);
kpTextSelection &operator= (const kpTextSelection &rhs);
virtual kpTextSelection *clone () const;
// Returns a copy of the text selection but with new dimensions
// <newWidth> x <newHeight>.
kpTextSelection *resized (int newWidth, int newHeight) const;
virtual ~kpTextSelection ();
//
// Marshalling
//
public:
virtual int serialID () const;
virtual bool readFromStream (QDataStream &stream);
virtual void writeToStream (QDataStream &stream) const;
//
// General Queries
//
public:
virtual QString name () const;
virtual kpCommandSize::SizeType size () const;
public:
virtual bool isRectangular () const;
//
// Position & Dimensions
//
public:
// Returns the absolute minimum size that a textbox must be if it is of
// the given <textStyle>.
//
// This leaves enough room for the border on all 4 sides and also a
// text area big enough to fit a character in an extremely small font.
static int MinimumWidthForTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
static int MinimumHeightForTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
static QSize MinimumSizeForTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
// REFACTOR: Enforce in kpTextSelection, not just in kpToolSelection &
// when pasting (in kpMainWindow).
//
// Otherwise, if enforcement fails, e.g. textAreaRect() will
// not work.
virtual int minimumWidth () const;
virtual int minimumHeight () const;
public:
// Returns the suggested minimum size that a textbox should be if it is of
// the given <textStyle>.
//
// This leaves enough room for the border on all 4 sides and also for
// a small line of the text in the given text style.
static int PreferredMinimumWidthForTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
static int PreferredMinimumHeightForTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
static QSize PreferredMinimumSizeForTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
public:
// Returns the size of the text border. Constant.
static int TextBorderSize ();
// Returns the rectangle that text lines are drawn on top of.
// This will be a sub-rectangle of boundingRect() and is therefore,
// in document coordinates like everything else in this class.
QRect textAreaRect () const;
public:
virtual QPolygon calculatePoints () const;
//
// Point Testing
//
public:
virtual bool contains (const QPoint &point) const;
public:
bool pointIsInTextBorderArea (const QPoint &point) const;
bool pointIsInTextArea (const QPoint &point) const;
//
// Content
//
public:
// (see class header comment)
virtual bool hasContent () const;
virtual void deleteContent ();
public:
QList <QString> textLines () const;
void setTextLines (const QList <QString> &textLines);
static QString TextForTextLines (const QList <QString> &textLines);
// Returns textLines() as one long newline-separated string.
// If the last text line is not empty, there is no trailing newline.
QString text () const;
//
// Text Style
//
public:
kpTextStyle textStyle () const;
void setTextStyle (const kpTextStyle &textStyle);
//
// Preedit Text
//
public:
kpPreeditText preeditText () const;
void setPreeditText (const kpPreeditText &preeditText);
//
// Cursor
//
// A text cursor position is the row and column of a character in
// textLines(), that it is to the left of. As a result, a column value
// of 1 character past the last character of a text line is allowed.
//
public:
// If the given point is in the text area, it returns the closest
// row/column (in textLines()) for the point.
//
// If the given point is not in the text area, it returns -1.
int closestTextRowForPoint (const QPoint &point) const;
int closestTextColForPoint (const QPoint &point) const;
// Given a valid row and column in textLines(), returns the top-left
// point of where the text cursor should be rendered.
// TODO: Code is not symmetric to closestTest{Row,Col}ForPoint()
// [look at the Y/row value calculations]
//
// If the row and column is not inside textLines(), it returns
// KP_INVALID_POINT.
QPoint pointForTextRowCol (int row, int col) const;
//
// Rendering
//
private:
void drawPreeditString(QPainter &painter, int &x, int y, const kpPreeditText &preeditText) const;
public:
virtual void paint(QImage *destPixmap, const QRect &docRect) const;
virtual void paintBorder(QImage *destPixmap, const QRect &docRect,
bool selectionFinished) const;
public:
// Returns an image that contains the painted text (without a border).
//
// If the text box has a see-through background, the image will be given
// an arbitrarily neutral background (currently, the transparent color).
// As a result, the returned image will be an approximation since text
// boxes are normally rendered -- and antialiased with -- a different
// background, namely the document image. Therefore, it is invalid to
// stamp the returned image onto the document image and expect it to look
// like stamping this text selection onto the document image (the latter
// is achieved via kpDocument::selectionPushOntoDocument(), antialiases
// and is more correct).
kpImage approximateImage () const;
private:
struct kpTextSelectionPrivate * const d;
};
#endif // kpTextSelection_H