skia2/include/core/SkPathMeasure.h
Cary Clark 689d02d4b4 harden pathmeasure and fix empty case
change int to unsigned (just make it uniform,
part of it was already unsigned)

change path by pointer to path by value
since it will be copied on write; fixes bug
where path changes from underneath measure

Allow empty paths to still initialize measure state.
This fixes the GM failure from the earlier check-in attempt
in CL 113269.

R=reed@google.com
Bug: skia:7675
Change-Id: I6296bbf75296ead826e54662b025277dd226e2b8
Reviewed-on: https://skia-review.googlesource.com/113246
Commit-Queue: Mike Reed <reed@google.com>
Reviewed-by: Mike Reed <reed@google.com>
2018-03-12 14:26:28 +00:00

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/*
* Copyright 2006 The Android Open Source Project
*
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
* found in the LICENSE file.
*/
#ifndef SkPathMeasure_DEFINED
#define SkPathMeasure_DEFINED
#include "../private/SkTDArray.h"
#include "SkPath.h"
struct SkConic;
class SK_API SkPathMeasure : SkNoncopyable {
public:
SkPathMeasure();
/** Initialize the pathmeasure with the specified path. The path must remain valid
for the lifetime of the measure object, or until setPath() is called with
a different path (or null), since the measure object keeps a pointer to the
path object (does not copy its data).
resScale controls the precision of the measure. values > 1 increase the
precision (and possible slow down the computation).
*/
SkPathMeasure(const SkPath& path, bool forceClosed, SkScalar resScale = 1);
~SkPathMeasure();
/** Reset the pathmeasure with the specified path. The path must remain valid
for the lifetime of the measure object, or until setPath() is called with
a different path (or null), since the measure object keeps a pointer to the
path object (does not copy its data).
*/
void setPath(const SkPath*, bool forceClosed);
/** Return the total length of the current contour, or 0 if no path
is associated (e.g. resetPath(null))
*/
SkScalar getLength();
/** Pins distance to 0 <= distance <= getLength(), and then computes
the corresponding position and tangent.
Returns false if there is no path, or a zero-length path was specified, in which case
position and tangent are unchanged.
*/
bool SK_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT getPosTan(SkScalar distance, SkPoint* position,
SkVector* tangent);
enum MatrixFlags {
kGetPosition_MatrixFlag = 0x01,
kGetTangent_MatrixFlag = 0x02,
kGetPosAndTan_MatrixFlag = kGetPosition_MatrixFlag | kGetTangent_MatrixFlag
};
/** Pins distance to 0 <= distance <= getLength(), and then computes
the corresponding matrix (by calling getPosTan).
Returns false if there is no path, or a zero-length path was specified, in which case
matrix is unchanged.
*/
bool SK_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT getMatrix(SkScalar distance, SkMatrix* matrix,
MatrixFlags flags = kGetPosAndTan_MatrixFlag);
/** Given a start and stop distance, return in dst the intervening segment(s).
If the segment is zero-length, return false, else return true.
startD and stopD are pinned to legal values (0..getLength()). If startD > stopD
then return false (and leave dst untouched).
Begin the segment with a moveTo if startWithMoveTo is true
*/
bool getSegment(SkScalar startD, SkScalar stopD, SkPath* dst, bool startWithMoveTo);
/** Return true if the current contour is closed()
*/
bool isClosed();
/** Move to the next contour in the path. Return true if one exists, or false if
we're done with the path.
*/
bool nextContour();
#ifdef SK_DEBUG
void dump();
#endif
private:
SkPath::Iter fIter;
SkPath fPath;
SkScalar fTolerance;
SkScalar fLength; // relative to the current contour
unsigned fFirstPtIndex; // relative to the current contour
bool fIsClosed; // relative to the current contour
bool fForceClosed;
struct Segment {
SkScalar fDistance; // total distance up to this point
unsigned fPtIndex; // index into the fPts array
unsigned fTValue : 30;
unsigned fType : 2; // actually the enum SkSegType
// See SkPathMeasurePriv.h
SkScalar getScalarT() const;
};
SkTDArray<Segment> fSegments;
SkTDArray<SkPoint> fPts; // Points used to define the segments
static const Segment* NextSegment(const Segment*);
void buildSegments();
SkScalar compute_quad_segs(const SkPoint pts[3], SkScalar distance,
int mint, int maxt, unsigned ptIndex);
SkScalar compute_conic_segs(const SkConic&, SkScalar distance,
int mint, const SkPoint& minPt,
int maxt, const SkPoint& maxPt, unsigned ptIndex);
SkScalar compute_cubic_segs(const SkPoint pts[3], SkScalar distance,
int mint, int maxt, unsigned ptIndex);
const Segment* distanceToSegment(SkScalar distance, SkScalar* t);
bool quad_too_curvy(const SkPoint pts[3]);
bool conic_too_curvy(const SkPoint& firstPt, const SkPoint& midTPt,const SkPoint& lastPt);
bool cheap_dist_exceeds_limit(const SkPoint& pt, SkScalar x, SkScalar y);
bool cubic_too_curvy(const SkPoint pts[4]);
};
#endif