plotutils-graph-patches-lloda/libplot/g_outbuf.c

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/* This file contains routines for creating, manipulating, and deleting a
   special sort of output buffer: a plOutbuf.  They are invoked by drawing
   methods for Plotters that do not do real-time output.  Such Plotters
   store the device code for each page of graphics in a plOutbuf.  Along
   with a page of device code, a plOutbuf optionally stores bounding box
   information for the page.

   plOutbufs are resized when they are too full.  The strange resizing
   method (_UPDATE_BUFFER) is needed because on many systems, sprintf()
   does not return the number of characters it writes.  _UPDATE_BUFFER must
   be called after each call to sprintf(); it is not invoked automatically.
   
   Output buffers of this sort are a bit of a kludge.  They may eventually
   be replaced or supplemented by an in-core object hierarchy, which
   deletepl() will scan.

   When erase() is invoked on the Plotter, _RESET_OUTBUF is called, to
   remove all graphics from the plOutbuf.  There is provision for keeping a
   section of initialization code in the plOutbuf, untouched.  This is
   arranged by a previous call to _FREEZE_OUTBUF.  Anything in the plOutbuf
   at that time will be untouched by a later call to _RESET_OUTBUF. */

#include "sys-defines.h"
#include "extern.h"

/* Initial length for a plOutbuf (should be large enough to handle any
   single one of our sprintf's or strcpy's [including final NUL], or other
   write operations, without overflow).  Note: in p_defplot.c we write long
   blocks of Postscript initialization code (see p_header.h) into a
   plOutbuf, so this should be quite large.  We may also write large
   substrings into a plOutbuf in c_emit.c. */
#define INITIAL_OUTBUF_LEN 8192

/* New (larger) length of a plOutbuf, as function of the old; used when
   reallocating due to exhaustion of storage. */
#define NEW_OUTBUF_LEN(old_outbuf_len) ((old_outbuf_len) < 10000000 ? 2 * (old_outbuf_len) : (old_outbuf_len) + 10000000)

plOutbuf *
_new_outbuf (void)
{
  plOutbuf *bufp;

  bufp = (plOutbuf *)_pl_xmalloc(sizeof(plOutbuf));
  bufp->header = (plOutbuf *)NULL;
  bufp->trailer = (plOutbuf *)NULL;
  bufp->base = (char *)_pl_xmalloc(INITIAL_OUTBUF_LEN * sizeof(char));
  bufp->len = (unsigned long)INITIAL_OUTBUF_LEN;
  bufp->next = NULL;
  bufp->reset_point = bufp->base;
  bufp->reset_contents = (unsigned long)0L;
  _reset_outbuf (bufp);

  return bufp;
}

void
_reset_outbuf (plOutbuf *bufp)
{
  int i;

  *(bufp->reset_point) = '\0';
  bufp->point = bufp->reset_point;
  bufp->contents = bufp->reset_contents;

  /* also initialize elements used by some drivers */

  /* initialize bounding box to an empty (self-contradictory) box */
  bufp->xrange_min = DBL_MAX;
  bufp->xrange_max = -(DBL_MAX);
  bufp->yrange_min = DBL_MAX;
  bufp->yrange_max = -(DBL_MAX);

  /* initialize `font used' arrays for the page */
  for (i = 0; i < PL_NUM_PS_FONTS; i++)
    bufp->ps_font_used[i] = false;
  for (i = 0; i < PL_NUM_PCL_FONTS; i++)
    bufp->pcl_font_used[i] = false;
}

void
_freeze_outbuf (plOutbuf *bufp)
{
  bufp->reset_point = bufp->point;
  bufp->reset_contents = bufp->contents;
}

void
_delete_outbuf (plOutbuf *bufp)
{
  if (bufp)
    {
      free (bufp->base);
      free (bufp);
    }
}

/* UPDATE_BUFFER is called manually, after each sprintf() and other object
   write operation.  It assumes that the buffer is always a null-terminated
   string, so that strlen() can be used, to determine how many additional
   characters were added.  */

void
_update_buffer (plOutbuf *bufp)
{
  int additional;

  /* determine how many add'l chars were added */
  additional = strlen (bufp->point);
  bufp->point += additional;
  bufp->contents += additional;
  
  if (bufp->contents + 1 > bufp->len) /* need room for NUL */
    /* shouldn't happen! */
    {
      fprintf (stderr, "libplot: output buffer overrun\n");
      exit (EXIT_FAILURE);
    }
  if (bufp->contents > (bufp->len >> 1))
    /* expand buffer */
    {
      unsigned long oldlen, newlen;

      oldlen = bufp->len;
      newlen = NEW_OUTBUF_LEN(oldlen);

      bufp->base = 
	(char *)_pl_xrealloc (bufp->base, newlen * sizeof(char));
      bufp->len = newlen;
      bufp->point = bufp->base + bufp->contents;
      bufp->reset_point = bufp->base + bufp->reset_contents;
    }      
}

/* A variant of _UPDATE_BUFFER in which the caller specifies how many bytes
   have been added.  Used in cases when the buffer contains something other
   than a null-terminated string (e.g., raw binary bytes). */

void
_update_buffer_by_added_bytes (plOutbuf *bufp, int additional)
{
  bufp->point += additional;
  bufp->contents += additional;
  
  if (bufp->contents + 1 > bufp->len) /* need room for NUL */
    /* shouldn't happen! */
    {
      fprintf (stderr, "libplot: output buffer overrun\n");
      exit (EXIT_FAILURE);
    }
  if (bufp->contents > (bufp->len >> 1))
    /* expand buffer */
    {
      unsigned long oldlen, newlen;

      oldlen = bufp->len;
      newlen = NEW_OUTBUF_LEN(oldlen);

      bufp->base = 
	(char *)_pl_xrealloc (bufp->base, newlen * sizeof(char));
      bufp->len = newlen;
      bufp->point = bufp->base + bufp->contents;
      bufp->reset_point = bufp->base + bufp->reset_contents;
    }      
}

/* update bounding box information for a plOutbuf, to take account of a
   point being plotted on the associated page */
void 
_update_bbox (plOutbuf *bufp, double x, double y)
{
  if (x > bufp->xrange_max) bufp->xrange_max = x;
  if (x < bufp->xrange_min) bufp->xrange_min = x;
  if (y > bufp->yrange_max) bufp->yrange_max = y;
  if (y < bufp->yrange_min) bufp->yrange_min = y;
}

/* return bounding box information for a plOutbuf */
void 
_bbox_of_outbuf (plOutbuf *bufp, double *xmin, double *xmax, double *ymin, double *ymax)
{
  double page_x_min = DBL_MAX;
  double page_y_min = DBL_MAX;  
  double page_x_max = -(DBL_MAX);
  double page_y_max = -(DBL_MAX);  

  if (bufp)
    {
      page_x_max = bufp->xrange_max;
      page_x_min = bufp->xrange_min;
      page_y_max = bufp->yrange_max;
      page_y_min = bufp->yrange_min;
    }

  *xmin = page_x_min;
  *ymin = page_y_min;
  *xmax = page_x_max;
  *ymax = page_y_max;
}

/* compute bounding box information for a linked list of plOutbufs
   (i.e. pages), starting with a specified plOutbuf (i.e., page) */
void 
_bbox_of_outbufs (plOutbuf *bufp, double *xmin, double *xmax, double *ymin, double *ymax)
{
  double doc_x_min = DBL_MAX;
  double doc_y_min = DBL_MAX;  
  double doc_x_max = -(DBL_MAX);
  double doc_y_max = -(DBL_MAX);  
  double page_x_min, page_x_max, page_y_min, page_y_max;
  plOutbuf *page = bufp;

  while (page)
    {
      page_x_max = page->xrange_max;
      page_x_min = page->xrange_min;
      page_y_max = page->yrange_max;
      page_y_min = page->yrange_min;

      if (!((page_x_max < page_x_min || page_y_max < page_y_min)))
	/* nonempty page */
	{
	  if (page_x_max > doc_x_max) doc_x_max = page_x_max;
	  if (page_y_max > doc_y_max) doc_y_max = page_y_max;
	  if (page_x_min < doc_x_min) doc_x_min = page_x_min;
	  if (page_y_min < doc_y_min) doc_y_min = page_y_min;
	}
      page = page->next;
    }

  *xmin = doc_x_min;
  *ymin = doc_y_min;
  *xmax = doc_x_max;
  *ymax = doc_y_max;
}