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/* This file contains the PS-driver-specific version of the low-level
falabel_ps() method, which is called to plot a label in the current PS
font, at the current fontsize and textangle. The label is just a
string: no control codes (font switching or sub/superscripts).
The width of the string in user units is returned. On exit, the
graphics cursor position is repositioned to the end of the string.
This version does not support center-justification and
right-justification; only the default left-justification. That is
all right, since label justification is handled at a higher level. */
#include "sys-defines.h"
#include "plot.h"
#include "extern.h"
#define GOOD_PRINTABLE_ASCII(c) ((c >= 0x20) && (c <= 0x7E))
/* This prints a single-font, single-font-size label, and repositions to
the end after printing. When this is called, the current point is on
the intended baseline of the label. */
double
#ifdef _HAVE_PROTOS
_p_falabel_ps (const unsigned char *s, int h_just)
#else
_p_falabel_ps (s, h_just)
const unsigned char *s;
int h_just; /* horizontal justification: JUST_LEFT, CENTER, or RIGHT */
#endif
{
int i, master_font_index;
double width;
unsigned char *ptr;
double theta, costheta, sintheta;
double norm;
double dx0,dy0,dx1,dy1,dx2,dy2,dx3,dy3;
double font_ascent, font_descent, up, down;
double user_font_size = _plotter->drawstate->font_size;
double device_font_size;
double user_text_transformation_matrix[6];
double text_transformation_matrix[6];
bool crockflag;
if (*s == (unsigned char)'\0')
return 0.0;
if (h_just != JUST_LEFT)
{
_plotter->warning ("ignoring request to use non-default justification for a label");
return 0.0;
}
/* compute index of font in master table of PS fonts, in g_fontdb.h */
master_font_index =
(_ps_typeface_info[_plotter->drawstate->typeface_index].fonts)[_plotter->drawstate->font_index];
/* label rotation angle in radians, in user frame */
theta = M_PI * _plotter->drawstate->text_rotation / 180.0;
sintheta = sin (theta);
costheta = cos (theta);
/* font ascent and descent (taken from the font's bounding box) */
font_ascent = (double)((_ps_font_info[master_font_index]).font_ascent);
font_descent = (double)((_ps_font_info[master_font_index]).font_descent);
up = user_font_size * font_ascent / 1000.0;
down = user_font_size * font_descent / 1000.0;
/* Current point is on the baseline, but the rendering logic of the PS
code in the idraw prologue requires us to perform a vertical shift at
this point. (We'll undo the vertical shift immediately.) */
_plotter->drawstate->pos.x -= (user_font_size - down) * sintheta;
_plotter->drawstate->pos.y += (user_font_size - down) * costheta;
/* the idraw PS prologue (see p_header.c) performs an additional
[gratuitous] vertical shift by 1 device unit, unless the current font
is Courier or Courier-Bold */
if ((strcmp (_ps_font_info[master_font_index].ps_name, "Courier") != 0)
&& (strcmp (_ps_font_info[master_font_index].ps_name, "Courier-Bold") != 0))
crockflag = true;
else
crockflag = false;
/* this transformation matrix rotates, and translates; it maps (0,0) to
the origin of the string, in user coordinates */
user_text_transformation_matrix[0] = costheta;
user_text_transformation_matrix[1] = sintheta;
user_text_transformation_matrix[2] = - sintheta;
user_text_transformation_matrix[3] = costheta;
user_text_transformation_matrix[4] = _plotter->drawstate->pos.x;
user_text_transformation_matrix[5] = _plotter->drawstate->pos.y;
/* undo the abovementioned upward vertical shift */
_plotter->drawstate->pos.x += (user_font_size - down) * sintheta;
_plotter->drawstate->pos.y -= (user_font_size - down) * costheta;
/* Construct a temporary matrix that rotates, translates, and then maps
to device coordinates. This matrix transforms from a frame in which
nominal character sizes are roughly 1 unit in the horizontal and
vertical directions, to device coordinates. */
_matrix_product (user_text_transformation_matrix,
_plotter->drawstate->transform.m,
text_transformation_matrix);
/* Compensate for the gratuitous shift in vertical position, see above. */
text_transformation_matrix[5] -= (crockflag ? 1.0 : 0.0);
/* We need to extract a quantity we can call a font size in device
coordinates, for the benefit of idraw. (Idraw needs to retrieve an X
font, and scale it. Idraw does not make use of modern [X11R6+] font
scaling technology; it does its own scaling of bitmaps.)
We define this to be user_font_size (the nominal font size in user
coordinates), times the norm of the linear tranformation contained in
the temporary matrix we just constructed (the magnitude of its larger
singular value). Recall that for any square matrix M, the singular
values are the square roots of the eigenvalues of the symmetric matrix
M^t M. */
norm = _matrix_norm (text_transformation_matrix);
if (norm == 0.0) /* avoid division by zero */
return 0.0;
device_font_size = norm * user_font_size;
/* Now scale the text transformation matrix so that the linear
transformation contained in it has unit norm (if there is no shearing,
it will just be a rotation; if there is no rotation either, it will
be the identity matrix */
for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)
text_transformation_matrix[i] /= norm;
/* prologue instruction, plus idraw directive: start of Text */
strcpy (_plotter->outbuf.current, "Begin %I Text\n");
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
/* idraw directive, plus prologue instruction: set foreground color */
_plotter->set_pen_color(); /* invoked lazily, i.e. when needed */
sprintf (_plotter->outbuf.current, "%%I cfg %s\n%g %g %g SetCFg\n",
_idraw_stdcolornames[_plotter->drawstate->idraw_fgcolor],
_plotter->drawstate->ps_fgcolor_red,
_plotter->drawstate->ps_fgcolor_green,
_plotter->drawstate->ps_fgcolor_blue);
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
/* idraw directive: X Windows font name, which incorporates the X font
size. */
/* N.B. this directive sets the _pixel_ size of the X font to be our
current point size. That would really be appropriate only if the
screen resolution is 72 dpi. But idraw seems to prefer setting the
pixel size to setting the point size. */
sprintf (_plotter->outbuf.current,
"%%I f -*-%s-*-%d-*-*-*-*-*-*-*\n",
(_ps_font_info[master_font_index]).x_name,
IROUND(device_font_size));
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
/* prolog instruction: PS font name and size */
sprintf (_plotter->outbuf.current, "/%s %f SetF\n",
_ps_font_info[master_font_index].ps_name,
device_font_size);
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
/* idraw directive and prologue instruction: text transformation matrix */
strcpy (_plotter->outbuf.current, "%I t\n[ ");
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
for (i = 0; i < 6; i++)
{
sprintf (_plotter->outbuf.current, "%.7g ",
text_transformation_matrix[i]);
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
}
/* width of the substring in user units (used below in constructing a
bounding box, and in performing repositioning at end) */
width = _plotter->flabelwidth_ps (s);
/* to compute an EPS-style bounding box, first compute offsets to the
four vertices of the smallest rectangle containing the string */
dx0 = - sintheta * (-down);
dy0 = costheta * (-down);
dx1 = - sintheta * up;
dy1 = costheta * up;
dx2 = costheta * width - sintheta * (-down);
dy2 = sintheta * width + costheta * (-down);
dx3 = costheta * width - sintheta * up;
dy3 = sintheta * width + costheta * up;
/* record that we're using all four vertices (args of _set_range() are in
device units, not user units) */
_set_range (XD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx0, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy0),
YD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx0, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy0));
_set_range (XD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx1, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy1),
YD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx1, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy1));
_set_range (XD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx2, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy2),
YD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx2, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy2));
_set_range (XD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx3, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy3),
YD ((_plotter->drawstate->pos).x + dx3, (_plotter->drawstate->pos).y + dy3));
/* Finish outputting transformation matrix; begin outputting string. */
/* Escape all backslashes etc. in the text string, before output. */
strcpy (_plotter->outbuf.current, " ] concat\n\
%I\n\
[\n\
(");
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
ptr = (unsigned char *)_plotter->outbuf.current;
while (*s)
{
switch (*s)
{
case '(': /* for PS, escape ()/ */
case ')':
case '\\':
*ptr++ = (unsigned char)'\\';
*ptr++ = *s++;
break;
default:
if GOOD_PRINTABLE_ASCII (*s)
*ptr++ = *s++;
else
{
sprintf ((char *)ptr, "\\%03o", (unsigned int)*s);
ptr += 4;
s++;
}
break;
}
}
*ptr = (unsigned char)'\0';
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
/* prologue instruction: end of text */
strcpy (_plotter->outbuf.current, ")\n\
] Text\n\
End\n\
\n");
_update_buffer (&_plotter->outbuf);
/* reposition after printing substring */
_plotter->drawstate->pos.x += costheta * width;
_plotter->drawstate->pos.y += sintheta * width;
/* flag current PS font as used */
_plotter->ps_font_used[master_font_index] = true;
return width;
}
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