I was sampling near the edge of the stroke, not the middle of it,
so some configs were picking up antialiased pixels.
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p3_ovals GM exercises four different oval ops. Before, they all drew
wrong in extended range GPU configs. Now, they all draw correctly.
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At the moment I'm actually a bit confused about
why the new pair of gradients appear to interpolate
in P3 when drawn in --config 8888.
--config gl works as I'd expect, interpolating the
existing gradients in P3 and the new gradients in
sRGB.
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This checks drawBitmap() and a few ways to create P3 bitmaps.
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Update SkImageShader/SkBlitter_sprite to use SkPaint::getColor4f().
Split the set_rgb into bounded and unbounded variants, just like we did
with uniform_color (the exact rgba variant). Without this we'd try to
draw out-of-gamut colors in lowp for the non-scaled shader draw in
--config srgb, and that can't work. SkRasterPipeline::append_set_rgb()
now checks to see if it's safe to use ::set_rgb and lowp, falling back
on ::unbounded_set_rgb and floats.
In the GM, the new "sprite" case is handled by SkImageShader, and the
old "sprite" case is handled as a uniform color draw through an A8 mask.
I'm having trouble constructing a call that reaches the A8 code in
SkBlitter_Sprite, but I have confirmed that it's definitely used by
quickly running the other GMs. I've updated it to use the float paint
color just like SkImageShader.
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These are a sprite and non-sprite A8 image draw,
where we pick up the color from the paint.
I'm slightly disturbed to see these working.
It turns out I had no idea how A8 draws happened.
There is probably some dead code to remove in
SkBlitter_Sprite (I think, never called for A8)
and in SkImageShader (only ever called with a black
paint color for A8), in this CL as TODOs.
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I've tweaked the indicators into overlays so there can be one for each
pixel sampled. This lets me test both gradient corners.
I've dropped displaying the P3 value... not sure if it's as useful as
the other two, and I'm worried about information overload. There's
already a lot to look at.
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I've added a little auto-grader.
I think it's logic makes sense, but I'd appreciate fresh eyes on it.
Now with anti-aliased text.
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We don't have anything drawing colors outside sRGB,
but now that we've got SkPaint::setColor4f(), that's easy.
Looks like we have lots of work to do.
Pin GrColor4f floats before converting to unsigned.
Underflowing floats would get pinned to 255 spuriously
instead of to 0. I think this fixes the failing CQ
bot, and the white square problem.
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