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#include "sys-defines.h"
#include "extern.h"
#include "xmi.h"
#include "mi_spans.h"
#include "mi_gc.h"
#include "mi_api.h"
/* mi rectangles
written by Todd Newman, with debts to all and sundry
*/
/* Very straightforward. We let the low-level paint function invoked by
* MI_PAINT_SPANS() worry about clipping to the destination. The miGC
* struct is unused.
*
* Note libxmi's convention: right edges and bottom edges of filled
* polygons (including rectangles) are unpainted, so that adjacent polygons
* will abut with no overlaps or gaps. */
void
#ifdef _HAVE_PROTOS
miFillRectangles_internal (miPaintedSet *paintedSet, const miGC *pGC, int nrects, const miRectangle *prectInit)
#else
miFillRectangles_internal (paintedSet, pGC, nrects, prectInit)
miPaintedSet *paintedSet;
const miGC *pGC; /* unused */
int nrects;
const miRectangle *prectInit;
#endif
{
miPoint *ppt;
miPoint *pptFirst;
int xorg, yorg;
unsigned int *pw, *pwFirst;
unsigned int height, width;
const miRectangle *prect;
/* ensure we have >=1 rects to fill */
if (nrects <= 0)
return;
prect = prectInit;
while (nrects--)
{
height = prect->height;
width = prect->width;
pptFirst = (miPoint *)mi_xmalloc (height * sizeof(miPoint));
pwFirst = (unsigned int *)mi_xmalloc (height * sizeof(unsigned int));
ppt = pptFirst;
pw = pwFirst;
xorg = prect->x;
yorg = prect->y;
while (height--)
{
*pw++ = width;
ppt->x = xorg;
ppt->y = yorg;
ppt++;
yorg++;
}
/* paint to paintedSet, or if that's NULL, to canvas */
MI_PAINT_SPANS(paintedSet, pGC->pixels[1], (int)height, pptFirst, pwFirst)
prect++;
}
}
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