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AC_CONFIG_FILES([Makefile src/Makefile config/Makefile config/pstoedit.pc doc/Makefile m4/Makefile examples/Makefile contrib/Makefile contrib/cairo/Makefile contrib/java/Makefile contrib/java/java1/Makefile contrib/java/java2/Makefile misc/Makefile misc/swffonts/Makefile os2/Makefile msdev/Makefile othersrc/Makefile othersrc/gsdllinc/Makefile], []) AC_OUTPUT pstoedit-3.62/contrib/0000755000175500010010000000000012137264541011737 500000000000000pstoedit-3.62/contrib/cairo/0000755000175500010010000000000012137264541013034 500000000000000pstoedit-3.62/contrib/cairo/cairo-example.c0000744000175500010010000001001711143203312015627 00000000000000/* This file is part of pstoedit Copyright (C) 2009 Dan McMahill dan_AT_mcmahill_DOT_net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* * This is a toy example of rendering an image with cairo. * * To use the example, run * * pstoedit -f somefile.ps sample.c * * to generate the C code file "sample.c" * * Now compile the program with: * * gcc -g -Wall -O2 `pkg-config --cflags cairo cairo-pdf cairo-xlib` -c sample.c * gcc -g -Wall -O2 `pkg-config --cflags cairo cairo-pdf cairo-xlib` -c test.c * gcc -g -Wall -O2 -o testprog test.o sample.o `pkg-config --libs cairo cairo-pdf cairo-xlib` */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* * here "myfig" is the default for the cairo driver * "myfig" could have been changed to something else by using * * pstoedit -f "cairo: -funcname othername" somefile.ps sample.c * * when running pstoedit */ #include "sample.h" void do_xlib(void) { Display *dpy; Window rootwin; Window win; XEvent e; int scr; cairo_surface_t *cs; int i; char tmps[128]; if(!(dpy = XOpenDisplay(NULL))) { fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: Could not open display\n"); exit(1); } scr = DefaultScreen(dpy); rootwin = RootWindow(dpy, scr); win = XCreateSimpleWindow(dpy, rootwin, 1, 1, myfig_width[0], myfig_height[0], 0, WhitePixel(dpy, scr), WhitePixel(dpy, scr)); XStoreName(dpy, win, "pstoedit -- cairo driver"); XSelectInput(dpy, win, ExposureMask|ButtonPressMask); XMapWindow(dpy, win); cs = cairo_xlib_surface_create(dpy, win, DefaultVisual(dpy, 0), myfig_width[0], myfig_height[0]); for (i = 0 ; i < myfig_total_pages ; i++) { printf ("Xlib rendering page #%d of %d (%d x %d)\n", i+1, myfig_total_pages, myfig_width[i], myfig_height[i]); XResizeWindow(dpy, win, myfig_width[i], myfig_height[i]); sprintf(tmps, "pstoedit/cairo page %d of %d", i+1, myfig_total_pages); XStoreName(dpy, win, tmps); cairo_xlib_surface_set_size (cs, myfig_width[i], myfig_height[i]); while(1) { XNextEvent(dpy, &e); if(e.type==Expose && e.xexpose.count<1) { myfig_render[i](cs, NULL); } else if(e.type==ButtonPress) break; } } cairo_surface_destroy(cs); XCloseDisplay(dpy); } void do_pdf(void) { cairo_surface_t *cs; cairo_t *cr; int i; /* We will resize the pages later */ printf ("Creating initial cairo PDF surface with dimensions %d x %d\n", myfig_width[0], myfig_height[0]); cs = cairo_pdf_surface_create("test.pdf", myfig_width[0], myfig_height[0]); for (i = 0 ; i < myfig_total_pages ; i++) { printf ("PDF rendering page #%d of %d (%d x %d)\n", i+1, myfig_total_pages, myfig_width[i], myfig_height[i]); /* * Note: If you have older versions of cairo (1.4.10 and older I * believe) then this set_size screws up the y size some. */ cairo_pdf_surface_set_size (cs, myfig_width[i], myfig_height[i]); cr = myfig_render[i](cs, NULL); cairo_show_page(cr); cairo_destroy(cr); cairo_surface_flush(cs); } cairo_surface_flush(cs); cairo_surface_destroy(cs); } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { myfig_init(); do_pdf(); do_xlib(); return 0; } pstoedit-3.62/contrib/cairo/cairo-example.mk0000744000175500010010000000275211143203416016030 00000000000000# This file is part of pstoedit # # Copyright (C) 2009 Dan McMahill dan_AT_mcmahill_DOT_net # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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These are related to the cairo backend of pstoedit. After building pstoedit, you can do make -f cairo-example.mk and it should call pstoedit to produce cairo code and then it compiles it along with a simple top level program that will render the image both to X11 as well as to a PDF file. 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WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. // // import java.awt.*; // // this applet is called via: // // public class PsDrawing extends java.applet.Applet { public void init() { System.out.println("setting up pages "); setBackground( Color.white ); try { String psjavaclassName = getParameter("psjavaclass"); Class psclass = Class.forName(psjavaclassName); pspages = (PsPages)(psclass.newInstance()); if (pspages.numberOfPages() > 1) { prevButton = new Button("previous page"); add(prevButton); prevButton.disable(); nextButton = new Button("next page"); add(nextButton); } } catch(ClassNotFoundException e) { System.err.println(e); } catch(IllegalAccessException e) { System.err.println(e); } catch(InstantiationException e) { System.err.println(e); } System.out.println("setting up pages done "); // pspages = new PSJava(); } public void paint( Graphics g ) { setBackground( Color.white ); System.out.println("paint started for page # "+pagenr); Rectangle r = bounds(); pspages.showpage(r,pagenr,g); System.out.println("paint finished"); } public boolean action(Event e, Object o) { if(e.target == nextButton) { pagenr++; if (pagenr == pspages.numberOfPages() ) { if (nextButton != null) { nextButton.disable(); } } else if (pagenr > 1) { if (prevButton != null) { prevButton.enable(); } } Rectangle r = bounds(); pspages.showpage(r,pagenr,getGraphics()); return true; } else if(e.target == prevButton) { pagenr--; if (pagenr == 1) { if (prevButton != null) { prevButton.disable(); } } else if (pagenr < pspages.numberOfPages() ) { if (nextButton != null) { nextButton.enable(); } } Rectangle r = bounds(); pspages.showpage(r,pagenr,getGraphics()); return true; } else return super.action(e,o); } private PsPages pspages = null; private int pagenr = 1; private Button nextButton; private Button prevButton; } pstoedit-3.62/contrib/java/java1/PsPages.java0000774000175500000000000001261207530466360016017 00000000000000// // PsPages.java : This file is part of pstoedit. // Java classes needed to run the java code generated by pstoedit -f java // // // Copyright (C) 1998 - 1999 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz@geocities.com // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. // // import java.awt.*; import java.util.*; // the base class for the drawing objects class PSDrawingObject { public PSDrawingObject(Color cp) { c = cp;} public void show(Graphics g ) { g.setColor(c);} Color c; } class FontDesc { FontDesc(String n, int s) { name = n; style = s;} public String name; public int style; }; class PSTextObject extends PSDrawingObject { static FontDesc[] JavaFonts = { new FontDesc("Courier",Font.PLAIN), new FontDesc("Courier",Font.BOLD), new FontDesc("Courier",Font.ITALIC), new FontDesc("Courier",Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC), new FontDesc("Helvetica",Font.PLAIN), new FontDesc("Helvetica",Font.BOLD), new FontDesc("Helvetica",Font.ITALIC), new FontDesc("Helvetica",Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC), new FontDesc("TimesRoman",Font.PLAIN), new FontDesc("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD), new FontDesc("TimesRoman",Font.ITALIC), new FontDesc("TimesRoman",Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC), new FontDesc("ZapfDingbats",Font.PLAIN), }; PSTextObject(float r, float g, float b, String s, int x, int y, int fontNum, int fsize) { super(new Color(r,g,b)); s_=s; x_=x; y_=y; f_=new Font(JavaFonts[fontNum].name, JavaFonts[fontNum].style, fsize); } PSTextObject(float r, float g, float b, String s, int x, int y, String fname, int fstyle, int fsize) { super(new Color(r,g,b)); s_=s; x_=x; y_=y; f_=new Font(fname, fstyle, fsize); } public void show(Graphics g ) { super.show(g); g.setFont(f_); g.drawString(s_,x_,y_); } Font f_; int x_; int y_; String s_; } class PSLinesObject extends PSDrawingObject { PSLinesObject(float r, float g, float b) { super(new Color(r,g,b)); points = new Vector(); } public void show(Graphics g ) { super.show(g); Point lastPoint = null; for (Enumeration e = points.elements() ; e.hasMoreElements() ;) { Point currentPoint = (Point)(e.nextElement()); if (lastPoint != null) { g.drawLine( lastPoint.x,lastPoint.y, currentPoint.x,currentPoint.y); } lastPoint = currentPoint; } } public void addPoint(int x, int y) { points.addElement(new Point(x,y)); } Vector points; } class PSPolygonObject extends PSDrawingObject { public PSPolygonObject(float r, float g, float b) { super(new Color(r,g,b)); p = new Polygon(); } public PSPolygonObject(int [] points,float r, float g, float b) { super(new Color(r,g,b)); p = new Polygon(); } public void show(Graphics g ) { super.show(g); g.fillPolygon(p); } public void addPoint(int x, int y) { p.addPoint(x,y); } public Polygon p; } // describes a single page class PageDescription { public PageDescription() { theObjects = new Vector(); } public void showpage(Rectangle r, Graphics g ) { for (Enumeration e = theObjects.elements() ; e.hasMoreElements() ;) { PSDrawingObject current = (PSDrawingObject)(e.nextElement()); current.show(g); } } public Vector theObjects; } // describes the set of all pages public abstract class PsPages { public void showpage( Rectangle r, int pageNumber, Graphics g ) { System.out.println("showing page #" + pageNumber); System.out.println(r); g.clearRect(r.x,r.y,r.width,r.height); pages[pageNumber-1].showpage(r,g); } public abstract int numberOfPages(); protected PageDescription [] pages; } pstoedit-3.62/contrib/java/java1/readme_java1.txt0000774000175500000000000000213607530466360016672 00000000000000The files PsPages.java and PsDrawing.java contain the JAVA source code of the classes needed to run the code generated by the -f java option of pstoedit. 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And launch a java enabled web browser. This Java 1 based version provides limited features due to the many restrictions of Java 1. In the java2 directory there is a newer version based on Java 2 which provides much better output than the Java 1 based version. Finally, the source code is covered by the GPL the same way as pstoedit. This does not include the code generated by pstoedit! See the file Copying in the main directory of the pstoedit distribution for the details of the GPL. 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Selke, gisbert@tapirsoft.de * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. * */ import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.awt.geom.*; import java.awt.image.*; import java.io.*; import java.util.*; import javax.swing.*; public class PSDrawing extends JApplet { private static byte debug = 1; protected PSPages pspages = new PSPages(); protected int pagenr = 1; protected JButton previousButton = null; protected JButton nextButton = null; protected JButton zoominButton = null; protected JButton zoomoutButton = null; protected JButton rotateButton = null; protected JPanel drawingPanel = null; protected JPanel buttonPanel = null; protected Cursor savedCursor = null; protected int startMouseX = 0, startMouseY = 0; double currentXOffset = 0.0, currentYOffset = 0.0; double currentZoom = 1.0; double currentAngle = 0.0; 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previousButton.requestFocus(); } paint((Graphics2D)getGraphics()); } } ); nextButton.setEnabled(pagenr < pspages.size()); if (pagenr < pspages.size()) { getRootPane().setDefaultButton(nextButton); nextButton.requestFocus(); } else { getRootPane().setDefaultButton(previousButton); previousButton.requestFocus(); } haveDefaultButton = true; buttonPanel.add(nextButton); } if (doZoom) { zoominButton = new JButton(new ImageIcon(buttonIcons[2])); zoominButton.addActionListener( new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { currentZoom *= zoomFactor; buttonPanel.getRootPane().setDefaultButton(zoominButton); zoominButton.requestFocus(); paint((Graphics2D)getGraphics()); } } ); buttonPanel.add(zoominButton); if (!haveDefaultButton) { getRootPane().setDefaultButton(zoominButton); zoominButton.requestFocus(); haveDefaultButton = true; } zoomoutButton = new JButton(new ImageIcon(buttonIcons[3])); zoomoutButton.addActionListener( new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { currentZoom /= zoomFactor; buttonPanel.getRootPane().setDefaultButton(zoomoutButton); zoomoutButton.requestFocus(); paint((Graphics2D)getGraphics()); } } ); buttonPanel.add(zoomoutButton); } if (doRotate) { rotateButton = new JButton(new ImageIcon(buttonIcons[4])); rotateButton.addActionListener( new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { currentAngle += deltaAngle; buttonPanel.getRootPane().setDefaultButton(rotateButton); rotateButton.requestFocus(); paint((Graphics2D)getGraphics()); } } ); buttonPanel.add(rotateButton); if (!haveDefaultButton) { getRootPane().setDefaultButton(rotateButton); rotateButton.requestFocus(); haveDefaultButton = true; } } } void calculateOffsets(double deltaX, double deltaY) { AffineTransform transform = AffineTransform.getTranslateInstance((drawingPanel.getWidth()-1)*0.5, (drawingPanel.getHeight()-1)*0.5); transform.scale(currentZoom, currentZoom); transform.rotate(currentAngle); transform.translate(currentXOffset-(drawingPanel.getWidth()-1)*0.5, currentYOffset-(drawingPanel.getHeight()-1)*0.5); try { transform = transform.createInverse(); } catch(NoninvertibleTransformException nte) { return; // cannot really happen! } Point2D.Double delta = (Point2D.Double)transform.deltaTransform(new Point2D.Double(deltaX, deltaY), null); currentXOffset += delta.getX(); currentYOffset += delta.getY(); } public void paint(Graphics g) { super.paint(g); AffineTransform transform = AffineTransform.getTranslateInstance((drawingPanel.getWidth()-1)*0.5, (drawingPanel.getHeight()-1)*0.5); transform.scale(currentZoom, currentZoom); transform.rotate(currentAngle); transform.translate(currentXOffset-(drawingPanel.getWidth()-1)*0.5, currentYOffset-(drawingPanel.getHeight()-1)*0.5); pspages.paint(drawingPanel, transform, pagenr); } public static byte getDebug() { return debug; } public static boolean isDebug() { return (debug != (byte)0); } public static void setDebug(boolean on) { debug = (on) ? (byte)9 : (byte)0; } public static void setDebug(byte level) { debug = level; } public String getAppletInfo() { return "PostScript file converted to Java by pstoedit\n" + "© Copyright 1998 - 1999 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz@geocities.com\n" + "© Copyright parts: 2000 Gisbert W. Selke, gisbert@tapirsoft.de\n" + "Java2 driver: alpha test version, 17 Apr 2000"; } public String[][] getParameterInfo() { String[][] info = { {"zoom", "string or 1..2 numbers", "display zoom buttons;\n " + "\t1st number (>0), if any: initial zoom factor (default: 0);\n" + "\t2nd number (>1), if any: zoom step (default: 1.2)" }, {"rotate", "string or 1..2 numbers", "display rotate button;\n " + "\t1st number, if any: initial rotation in degrees (default: 0);\n" + "\t2nd number, if any: angle increment (default: 90)" }, {"offset", "1..2 numbers", "initial x/y offset (default: 0 0)" }, {"page", "number (>= 1)", "number of page to be shown initially (default: 1)" } }; return info; } Double[] parseParameters(String paramName, int nparams) { StringTokenizer tok; Double[] values = new Double[nparams]; int i; if (getParameter(paramName) == null) return null; for (i=0; i= 0.0f) ? lineWidth : 0.1f; switch(lineCap) { case 1 : this.lineCap = BasicStroke.CAP_ROUND; break; case 2 : this.lineCap = BasicStroke.CAP_SQUARE; break; default: this.lineCap = BasicStroke.CAP_BUTT; break; } switch(lineJoin) { case 1 : this.lineJoin = BasicStroke.JOIN_ROUND; break; case 2 : this.lineJoin = BasicStroke.JOIN_BEVEL; break; default: this.lineJoin = BasicStroke.JOIN_MITER; break; } this.miterLimit = (miterLimit >= 1.0f) ? miterLimit : 1.0f; this.fillStroke = ((fillStroke >= 0) && (fillStroke <= 2)) ? fillStroke : 0; path.setWindingRule((this.fillStroke == 2) ? 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TODO!! case 4 : this.colourType = BufferedImage.TYPE_4BYTE_ABGR; break; // no, this should be CMYK -- TODO!! default: this.colourType = BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_GRAY; break; } this.bitsPerComponent = bitsPerComponent; this.imageType = type; this.polarity = polarity; this.transform = new AffineTransform(transform); } PSImageObject(int width, int height, int bitsPerComponent, int numberOfComponents, int type, boolean polarity, AffineTransform transform, byte[] data) { this(width, height, bitsPerComponent, numberOfComponents, type, polarity, transform); this.data = new byte[data.length]; System.arraycopy(data, 0, this.data, 0, data.length); setRasterData(); } PSImageObject(int width, int height, int bitsPerComponent, int numberOfComponents, int type, boolean polarity, AffineTransform transform, String resourceName) { this(width, height, bitsPerComponent, numberOfComponents, type, polarity, transform); int nColumns = (width*numberOfComponents*bitsPerComponent+7)/8; int dataLength = nColumns*height; DataInputStream dataFile = null; data = new byte[dataLength]; try { dataFile = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(new FileInputStream(resourceName))); if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("Reading image data from " + resourceName); } catch (Exception e) { if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 0) System.err.println("No image data found for file " + resourceName); }; if (dataFile == null) { try { dataFile = new DataInputStream(new java.util.zip.GZIPInputStream(new BufferedInputStream( new FileInputStream(resourceName + ".gz")))); if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("Reading image data from " + resourceName + ".gz"); } catch (Exception e) { if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 0) System.err.println("No image data found for file " + resourceName + ".gz"); }; } if (dataFile == null) { try { java.net.URL url = (new File(resourceName)).toURL(); java.net.URLConnection connection = url.openConnection(); // How about handling JarURLConnection, too??!! dataFile = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(connection.getInputStream())); if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("Reading image data from " + url); } catch (Exception e) { if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 0) System.err.println("No image data found for URL " + resourceName); } } if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("width: " + width + ", height: " + height + ", bits/component: " + bitsPerComponent + ", nComponents: " + numberOfComponents + ", data length: " + dataLength); try { dataFile.readFully(data); if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println(" " + dataLength + " read"); setRasterData(); } catch (IOException eofe) { for (int i=0; i 1) System.err.println("bits per component: " + bitsPerComponent + ", numberOfComponents: " + numberOfComponents + ", old data length: " + oldData.length + ", new data length: " + data.length); k = 0; for (row=0; row 1) System.err.println("bits per component: " + bitsPerComponent + ", numberOfComponents: " + numberOfComponents + ", old data length: " + oldData.length + ", new data length: " + data.length); k = 0; for (row=0; row> 4; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp3 = temp1 & 0x0F; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; } } colourType = BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_GRAY; bitsPerComponent = 8; } /* if ((bitsPerComponent == 4) && (numberOfComponents == 3)) { // Test für echte Farben! oldData = new byte[data.length]; System.arraycopy(data, 0, oldData, 0, data.length); data = new byte[width*height*4]; if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("bits per component: " + bitsPerComponent + ", numberOfComponents: " + numberOfComponents + ", old data length: " + oldData.length + ", new data length: " + data.length); k = 0; for (row=0; row> 4; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp3 = temp1 & 0x0F; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp1 = (int)oldData[offset++]; if (temp1 < 0) temp1 += 256; temp3 = temp1 >> 4; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp3 = temp1 & 0x0F; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp1 = (int)oldData[offset++]; if (temp1 < 0) temp1 += 256; temp3 = temp1 >> 4; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp3 = temp1 & 0x0F; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; } } colourType = BufferedImage.TYPE_3BYTE_BGR; bitsPerComponent = 8; } */ if ((bitsPerComponent == 4) && (numberOfComponents == 3)) { oldData = new byte[data.length]; System.arraycopy(data, 0, oldData, 0, data.length); data = new byte[width*height]; if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("bits per component: " + bitsPerComponent + ", numberOfComponents: " + numberOfComponents + ", old data length: " + oldData.length + ", new data length: " + data.length); k = 0; for (row=0; row> 4) + (temp1 & 0x0F) + (temp2 >> 4) + 2)/3; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; temp1 = (int)oldData[offset++]; if (temp1 < 0) temp1 += 256; temp3 = ((temp2 & 0x0F) + (temp1 >> 4) + (temp1 & 0x0F) + 2)/3; temp3 |= temp3 << 4; if (temp3 > 127) temp3 -= 256; data[k++] = (byte)temp3; } } colourType = BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_GRAY; bitsPerComponent = 8; } if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("width: " + width + ", height: " + height + ", bits/component: " + bitsPerComponent + ", colourType: " + colourType + ", data length: " + data.length); image = new BufferedImage(width, height, colourType); dataBuffer = new DataBufferByte(data, data.length); raster = Raster.createPackedRaster(dataBuffer, width, height, bitsPerComponent, null); image.setData(raster); } public void paint(Graphics2D g) { super.paint(g); g.drawRenderedImage(image, transform); } } // describes a single page class PageDescription extends Vector { public void paint(JComponent drawingPanel, AffineTransform t) { Graphics2D g = (Graphics2D)(drawingPanel.getGraphics()); g.setColor(Color.white); // rather set to transparent?? g.fill(drawingPanel.getBounds()); g.setTransform(t); if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 2) System.err.println("transform is now " + t); for (Enumeration e=elements(); e.hasMoreElements(); ) { ((PSDrawingObject)(e.nextElement())).paint(g); } } } // describes the set of all pages class PSPages extends Vector { public void paint(JComponent drawingPanel, AffineTransform t, int pageNumber) { if (PSDrawing.getDebug() > 1) System.err.println("showing page #" + pageNumber + " " + drawingPanel.getBounds()); if (pageNumber <= size()) ((PageDescription)get(pageNumber-1)).paint(drawingPanel, t); } } pstoedit-3.62/contrib/java/java2/readme_java2.html0000774000175500000000000002451207530466360017023 00000000000000 pstoedit -- Java 2 backend

Readme for pstoedit -- Java 2 backend

17 April 2000
Wolfgang Glunz/Gisbert W. Selke

Contents

Introduction

The file PSDrawing.java contains the Java 2 source code of the classes needed to run the code generated by the -f java2 option of pstoedit.

Preparation

To use the output, do (using Java 2, i.e., at least JDK 1.3): 

  javac PSDrawing.java
This needs done once only.

Note: You may want to set the DEBUG flag near the beginning of PSDrawing.java to 0 before compiling.

Use within HTML documents

Conversion

First, convert PostScript to Java and compile it (assuming you are using the JDK): 

  pstoedit -f java2:myclass myfile.ps myclass.java
  javac myclass.java
Alternatively, if you are using GSView, you can do the conversion via the menu item Edit -> Convert to vector format.... You'll still have to compile it either via the JDK compiler or using your favourite Java programming environment.

Use within Netscape Navigator

Then create an HTML document including code like this (this syntax is for Netscape browsers only): 

  <html>
  <head>
  <title>PSDrawing generated by pstoedit</title>
  </head>
  <body>
  <p>This is the applet:</p>
  <embed type="application/x-java-applet;version=1.2.2"
      pluginspage="http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2.2/plugin-install.html"
      code="myclass.class"
      option1="option_value_for_applet"
      width="700" height="500" align="baseline">
    <noembed>
      This applet needs support for at least Java 1.2.
    </noembed>
  </embed>
  </body>
  </html>

Use within Internet Explorer

Unfortunately, the syntax for the Internet Explorer is quite different: 

  <html>
  <head>
  <title>PSDrawing generated by pstoedit</title>
  </head>
  <body>
  <p>This is the applet:</p>
  <object classid="clsid:8AD9C840-044E-11D1-B3E9-00805F499D93"
      width="700" height="500" align="baseline"
      codebase="http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2.2/jinstall-1_2_2-win.cab#Version=1,2,2,0">
    <param name="code"       value="myclass.class">
    <param name="type"       value="application/x-java-applet;version=1.2.2">
    <param name="option1"    value="option_value_for_applet">
    <param name="scriptable" value="true">
    This applet needs support for at least Java 1.2.
  </object>
  </body>
  </html>

Use within either Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer

And if you want to cope with both, and hopefully others, you have to go through considerable contortions: 

  <html>
  <head>
  <title>PSDrawing generated by pstoedit</title>
  </head>
  <body>
  <p>This is the applet:</p>
  <object classid="clsid:8AD9C840-044E-11D1-B3E9-00805F499D93"
     width="700" height="500" align="baseline"
     codebase="http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2.2/jinstall-1_2_2-win.cab#Version=1,2,2,0">
    <param name="code"       value="myclass.class">
    <param name="type"       value="application/x-java-applet;version=1.2.2">
    <param name="option1"    value="option_value_for_applet">
    <param name="scriptable" value="true">
  <comment>
  <embed type="application/x-java-applet;version=1.2.2"
      pluginspage="http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2.2/plugin-install.html"
      code="myclass.class"
      option1="option_value_for_applet"
      width="700" height="500" align="baseline">
    <noembed>
    </comment>
      This applet needs support for at least Java 1.2.
    </noembed>
  </embed>
  </object>
  </body>
  </html>

(Indeed, this is, strictly speaking, malformed syntax. So there.)

Use within other browsers

If you want still other browsers to at least fail gracefully if they can cope with neither form, you'll have to go to even greater lengths involving JavaScript. Please refer to the documentation for Sun's HTML converter available at http://java.sun.com/products/plugin which the above examples have been adapted from.

Viewing the results

Then launch a web browser for which a Java 2 plugin exists. If the plugin is not installed, the above code will get it from Sun's site (given that an Internet connection is accessible). Note that currently (early 2000), for most browsers, built-in support for Java 2 is not sufficient, so a simple <applet> tag will not do any longer. If you want to be free from this restriction, use the -f java option, which produces Java 1 code, but which has some other limitations.

The applet supports panning by pressing the primary mouse key and dragging.

For testing purposes, using the appletviewer (which comes with the JDK) may be faster than employing a full-fledged browser.

Optional parameters for the applet

Currently there are 4 optional parameters for the applet.

  • The first is called zoom. If it is present in the HTML code for the specification of the applet, the user will be presented with zoom in and zoom out buttons. If it starts with a valid positive number, this will be the initial zoom factor at which the applet is displayed. The default value is 1. If it contains another valid number greater than 1, separated by a blank, this will be the zoom step which is applied whenever the zoom-in button is pressed. The default is 1.2.
  • The next parameter is rotate. If it is present in the HTML code for the specification of the applet, the user will be presented with a rotate button. If it starts with a valid number, this will be the initial rotation (measured counter-clockwise in degrees) at which the applet is displayed. The default value is 0. If it contains another valid number, separated by a blank, this will be the increment in the angle whenever the rotate button is pressed. The default is 90. -- This whole feature is mainly useful for viewing graphics in landscape or skyscape orientation rather than portrait. Note that there is no rotate clockwise button.
  • The third parameter is offset. Two valid numbers may be supplied (default: 0 0) which specify an initial x/y shift for the display.
  • Finally, for multi-page data, the starting page to be displayed can be specified using the parameter page, numbered from 1. Usually, the first page is chosen. Note that the user is offered previous/next buttons automatically whenever more than one page is present. Neither does this depend on the presence of the page parameter, nor can it be switched off via a parameter.

Examples:

  • Netscape Navigator: 
      zoom="yes"   or    zoom="0.5 1.4" within the <embed ...> tag
  rotate="-90 45"
  offset="-100 200"
  page="3"
  • Internet Explorer: 
      <param name="zoom" value="yes">  or
  <param name="zoom" value="0.5 1.4">
  <param name="rotate" value="-90 45">
  <param name="offset" value="-100 200">
  <param name="page" value="3">

Restrictions, limitations, further development

The classes provide limited functionality at the moment. It is work in progress. Topics that need to be addressed include:

  • bitmap images are currently displayed in grayscale only; in any case, support is still very sketchy. Do not rely on this to work yet.
  • not all types of bitmaps (e.g., CMYK colour model) are supported
  • add printing
  • add applet parameter for background colour?
  • add support for use as stand-alone application (rather than applet)
  • add proper javadoc comments to PSDrawing.java

Since the whole thing is pretty much alpha, I'd appreciate bug reports and suggestions on the Java 2 backend. Mail to Gisbert. (Please, do not ask for extensions of the Java 1.x backend. That one is as good as it gets. Please, do not ask me (Gisbert) about functionality of pstoedit in general. I don't even know how it works its magic.)

Legal stuff

Finally, the source code is covered by the GPL the same way as pstoedit. It is copyright © 1998-2000 Wolfgang Glunz and Gisbert W. Selke. This does not include the code generated by pstoedit! That code is free without any restrictions. See the file Copying in the main directory of the pstoedit distribution for the details of the GPL.

The icons for zoom-in and zoom-out have been nicked from the fine product GSView by Russell Lang/Ghostgum.

Authors

pstoedit was created and is maintained by Wolfgang Glunz.
Java support was created by Wolfgang, too. It is currently under development by Gisbert W. Selke of TapirSoft Gisbert & Harald Selke GbR.

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Changelog for pstoedit

New or changed in 3.62:

  • new backend generating PowerPoint pptx files contributed by Scott Pakin. Big thanks!!! This backend uses the zip library http://www.nih.at/libzip/ .
  • improved handling of composite fonts, especially those having FMapType other than 2
  • fixed a bug in detecting rectangles.
  • improved bounding box tracing in case of text (but it is still not perfect).
  • changed the creation of filenames when using the -split option. Related to that there is new option -pagenumberformat. See manual for more details.
  • fixed a bug in passing generic libplot arguments to the libplot drivers.
  • improved support for 64-bit systems related the integration of pstoedit to gsview.
  • include a version info resource in pstoedit's windows exe and DLLs.
  • include a work-around for a Hurd specific problem with dlclose.

New or changed in 3.61:

  • fixed a bug in handling of -page option
  • improved support for 64-bit systems related to different version of ghostscript
  • added some features for supporting the LaOS project (http://www.laoslaser.org/)

New or changed in 3.60:

  • added option (-minlinewidth) for adjusting very thin (e.g. zero-width) lines to a minimal width.
  • added an option (-pslanguagelevel) for easy switching the language level to be used by GhostScript during interpretation of the PostScript/PDF file.
  • new driver for the "Context Free" drawing tool (http://www.contextfreeart.org/ ) contributed by Scott Pakin.
  • fixed the windows binary version - some drivers were missing.
  • fixed some problems in handling composite fonts (FontType = 0)
  • windows 32 bit binary can call 64 bit ghostscript as exe (i.e. not via DLL interface)
  • support for 64 bit windows and Office 2010

New or changed in 3.50:

  • added an option (-gs) to specify the full path to GhostScript (under Windows - either the .exe or the DLL). This can be used by portable applications to direct pstoedit to use a specific GhostScript version.
  • Stanislav Brabec contributed several improvements to the PCB driver. See http://www.penguin.cz/~utx/pstoedit-pcb/ on how these can be useful.
  • Scott Pakin submitted several improvements to the mpost driver and the font substitution mechanism.
  • new driver for .vtk files e.g. for ParaView - http://www.paraview.org/ - but this is still a very basic version. Thanks to Mitesh Patel for initiating and testing.
  • new driver for cairo (http://cairographics.org/ ) contributed by Dan McMahill. This driver generates C-code which can be compiled and linked against the cairo libraries. See the contrib/cairo directory for an example.
  • several improvements on the DXF driver as suggested and sponsored by Markus Meyer.
  • because pstoedit may write its output to stdout, all output written by GhostScript to stdout is now redirected to stderr in order to avoid mixed output.
  • added a -q option to suppress the initial startup message of pstoedit. This can by useful when being called via a pipe, e.g. from inkscape. However, note that this does not suppress all output written to stderr - see also note above.
  • John Bowman fixed a number of problems related to clipping and image support for the Asymptote backend.
  • fixed a compilation problem with g++ V4.x.
  • new driver for gcode (.ngc files) (tested with emc see http://linuxcnc.org). Contributed by Lawrence Glaister.
  • some adaptations for newer versions of libming
  • fixed a line width problem for xfig format.
  • corrected the broken pstoedit.m4 - thanks to Ian Abbott
  • some minor code beautifying.

New or changed in 3.45:

  • Some minor corrections of warnings issued by Coverity Prevent (security related checks).
  • fixed a bug in the fig backend related to dotted lines.
  • added better support for pagesize handling in the driver framework.
  • better handling of fonts using 0 encoded characters (thanks to Vladimir Eltsov).
  • fixed a problem which caused newer versions of GhostScript to go into an endless loop.

New or changed in 3.44:

  • hotfix for the Aysmptote driver to make it compatible with Aysmptote version 1.00.
  • removed some diagnostic messages concerning temporary file handling.
  • removed the pstoedit-config.* since this is replaced by the pkg-config file pstoedit.pc.

New or changed in 3.43:

  • some usability improvements as proposed in Debian Bug Report #347732 http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.bugs.dist/msg/c38e1f79d75b3152?dmode=source&hl=de
  • cleaned some minor problems found by the Klocwork checker (www.klocwork.com )
  • replaced tempnam with mkstemp where available.
  • replaced several string related functions with the secure versions where available (Windows - VC++2005)
  • switched back again to calling GhostScript as .exe instead of via the DLL in case pstoedit is called via gsview. Reason - there can be only one instance of GhostScript per process and gsview needs a second instance.
  • a new driver for the OpenOffice metafile format (drvsvm) contributed by Thorsten Behrens.
  • source code cleanup considering messages issued by Gimpel's FlexeLint/PC-Lint (www.gimpel.com ).
  • added a "-glyphs" option. Given this option, the PostScript frontend passes also (if possible) the glyph names to the backend. However, so far no backend really uses the glyph names. This is only a preparation for future work.
  • changed the way how Image/Graphicmagick is handled by configure. Now configure tries to use pkg-config as proposed by the maintainer of the Debian version of pstoedit (Ray Dassen).
  • included a further patch for the Aysmptote driver.

New or changed in 3.42:

  • the Aysmptote driver now supports PNG images - thanks again to John Bowman
  • fix of small compilation problem in drvlatex2e.cpp
  • new driver (drvnoi) contributed by Nemetschek (http://www.nemetschek.de/). This driver - in combination with other DLLs which are installed as part of Nemetschek's AllPlan product - allows to convert PostScript and PDF to the AllPlan internal format. Without an installation of AllPlan - this driver is "useless". Nemetschek also contributed some code for circle detection but this is not yet included in pstoedit. It will be included in future and will then allow to generate circle primitives for formats which support such elements. (Currently circles are represented as Bezier curves)

New or changed in 3.41:

  • added a .asy backend for Asymptote files ( http://asymptote.sourceforge.net/ ). Thanks to John Bowman
  • fixed three bugs (one memory leak, two other minor problems) detected by the Coverity Prevent tool (http://www.coverity.com/)
  • PostScript frontend: fixed a bug in tracing the bounding box of raster images.
  • updated gsdll.h to newer version in order to avoid misunderstandings with respect to license.
  • new option "-useoldpolydraw" for advanced (w)emf driver - avoid usage of the Windows function PolyDraw which sometimes creates EMF files which cannot be loaded (but in most cases creates better EMF files than the old mode).
  • improved resolution in the standard and free EMF driver. Note: the WMF format is no longer supported under non-Window systems since libemf has some fundamental problems.
  • the PostScript/PDF Office import DLL (importps) can now be used also within Visio (TM).
  • fixed a bug in sub path handling - thanks to Soren Henriksen.
  • fixed the handling of some special characters in the LaTeX2e format driver.
  • installed a sourceforge project at http://sourceforge.net/projects/pstoedit

New or changed in 3.40:

  • added more diagnosis to dynload.cpp concerning dynamic loading.
  • added an option -filledrecttostroke for converting filled rectangles to simple line strokes.
  • support for cygwin environment.
  • portability fixed concerning AIX, SGI, and Mac-OS. Many thanks especially to Maarten Sneep for his patience and support related to the Mac-OS port. Getting the dynamic loading of the plugins working was quite tricky.
  • new versions of libtool, automake, and autoconf.
  • new prologue for generated idraw files.
  • the fig driver now supports "line cap styles" and "line join styles"
  • some patches the the Mathematica backend by Manfred Thole.
  • added -dNOEPS as option when calling GhostScript because pstoedit is tuned to the old (pre-8.0) behavior of GhostScript.
  • fixed a bug in drvwmf.cpp concerning the handling of font names.
  • disabled the WMF driver when libemf is used (all non-Windows systems). Libemf does not really handle WMF files. A CreateMetaFile effectively creates an EnhMetaFile - but that confuses programs which expect an real WMF file in a file with a .wmf suffix.
  • added a workaround in the EMF driver for a bug/problem in the libemf which is used under *nix for EMF generation. The problem in libemf is that if text is rendered using the simple TextOut function call the resulting EMF file is no longer usable under newer versions of Windows. For more details see the description of the -nfw option of the wmf format driver.
  • added an option "-usebbfrominput". If specified, pstoedit uses the BoundingBox as is (hopefully) found in the input file instead of one that is calculated by its own.
  • fixed a bug concerning handling of leading white space in SVG text elements.
  • add new driver to "insulate/PCB" format (see http://home.vr-web.de/~hans-juergen-jahn/software/devpcb.html ) contributed by Hans-Jürgen Jahn for more details.
  • add new set of drivers for gschem ( http://wiki.geda-project.org/geda:gschem_ug ) and PCB (http://pcb.sourceforge.net ) contributed by Mark Rages.
    (see also http://mlug.missouri.edu/~markrages/software/pstoedit_additions/ )
  • Updated code for finding newest version of ghostscript - thanks to Russell Lang.
  • fixed a bug in the MIF backend concerning handling of PNG images (sometimes wrong rotation).
  • the installation setup.exe for pstoedit now writes into the registry so gsview can find pstoedit at any place and hence it is no longer needed to install pstoedit within a subdirectory of gsview.
  • the HPGL driver now also supports writing of text as text. So far, text was drawn as lines. Thanks to Peter Kuhlemann.
  • option to allow merging of adjacent text fragments into one single text object (general option -mergetext).
  • the DXF driver now allows to map objects to different layers based on their color (driver option -ctl). Default is to allocated all objects on layer 0.
  • try to deduce driver name from the suffix of the output file if the driver name is not explicitly given via -f
  • added option "-ups" for using plain strings instead of hex strings in intermediate format (for debug purposes only)

New or changed in 3.33:

  • removed duplicate entries in list of available formats.
  • improved configure and even better support for autotrace (thanks to Masatake for the patches).
  • removed some internal trace messages written to cout for debug purposes.
  • fixed a bug in CGM driver (wrong bounding box).
  • more robust parsing of fontmap files.
  • support of fonts that use \n and \r as character codes.
  • added an option (-ndt) to fully disable the heuristics used by pstoedit to decide when to "draw" text instead of showing it as text. This may produce incorrect results, but in some cases it might nevertheless be useful. "Use at own risk".
  • added a -correctdefinefont option for working around a problem related to ChemDraw generated PostScript files.
  • Fixed bug concerning loading of shared libraries under HP-UX. Thanks to Antonio Carrarini for the support in tracking down the problem.

New or changed in 3.32:

  • some smaller bug and portability fixes.
  • workaround to cope with a change introduced since ghostscript 7.04. Some new operators were added to ghostscript's internal array of operators without increasing the maximum size of the array. This led to the problem, that pstoedit couldn't add further operators.
  • EMF backend now fully supported also under Linux and *nix like systems. Thanks to Allen Barnett (allen_AT_lignumcomputing.com) for getting libemf to work in combination with pstoedit.
  • new backend using the ImageMagick++ API. Thanks to Bob Friesenhahn (bfriesen_AT_simple.dallas.tx.us) for his patience and support. This works only with versions 5.4.8 and later of ImageMagick.
  • under Windows, now the registry is searched for the latest version of GhostScript if no GhostScript configuration setting was found from gsview. Thanks to Russell Lang for some example code concerning the registry lookup.
  • new code for translating PNG images to PostScript by Niklas Peinecke - peinecke_AT_informatik.uni-hannover.de. (needs libgd (http://www.boutell.com/gd) to compile.) - not fully integrated yet.
  • internal redesign of option handling to keep the documentation and code closer together.
  • make pstoedit.h usable from plain C programs such as autotrace.
  • added a -use_correct_font_size option to the xfig driver to support the same option of xfig.
  • improved configure and Makefile.in - Thanks to Masatake Yamoto - jet_AT_gyve.org
  • pstoedit can now be used as sort of plugin to autotrace to make all formats supported by pstoedit available to autotrace - also this was done primarily by Masatake Yamoto.

New or changed in 3.31:

  • prepared the EMF/WMF drivers to compile against the libEMF (libemf_AT_lignumcomputing.com) which allows to create EMF files under *nix. But - the libEMF is not yet released. Stay tuned.
  • include some patches for the OS/2 port and bug fixes for drvmma and drvmet submitted by Thomas Hoffmann (thoffman_AT_zappa.sax.de).
  • automatic conversion of curves to lines also in case the -bo (backend only) option is used and the target format/driver doesn't support curves.
  • Donald Arseneau (asnd_AT_triumf.ca) adds pen changes when color changes to the HPGL backend. To be activated using the -pencolors option.
  • several portability fixed, e.g. now pstoedit compiles with g++3.0.
  • changed the place where pstoedit's data file (font map tables, ...) are stored ($prefix/share/pstoedit under *nix).
  • added support to produce the shared library libpstoedit.so under Linux - Thanks to Russell Lang.
  • added a general -help option for each driver to show driver specific options. For example -f xfig:-help shows specific options for the fig backend.
  • minor bug fix in CGM backend - some pathes triggered an assertion violation.
  • several enhancements for the DXF backend. Now it supports the DXF SPLINE element as well. Big thanks to Daniel Gehriger (gehriger_AT_linkcad.com) for his help concerning the DXF format.
  • support for TeX fonts in the SVG backend. Big thanks to Michel Goossens for the suggestions and his help. He can also provide the SVG definitions of the CM TeX fonts. See also http://home.cern.ch/goossens/svgfonts.html .
  • Now the SVG driver also supports a font map.
  • some minor bug fixes in the PostScript frontend related to font handling.
  • changed "Killustrator" to "Kontour" where appropriate.

New or changed in 3.30:

  • new backend for Mathematica - contributed by Manfred Thole <manfred_AT_thole.org>
  • new SWF backend (beta release state - still lot's of features missing (fonts, dash handling, ...). This backend is based on the ming API (www.opaque.net/ming/).
  • cleanup of the xfig backend. In some cases X-splines looked very different from the original image. Now the X-splines that are produced by the xfig backend are constrained differently, so that they fit the bezier curve better. Thanks to Ian MacPhedran.
  • added an option -startdepth to the xfig driver
  • improved support for various types of PostScript image operators. Now there is an option for backend developers to ask for a PNG file to be generated directly by the frontend (at GhostScript level). Currently this is used only for the SVG backend, but more will follow later.
  • added an option -adt (automatic draw text). This selectively enables -dt for all fonts that don't look like a text font.
  • Now the BoundingBox is provided to the backends - though not all make use of it so far.
  • man improvements to the SVG backend (plugin) like support for dashes, clipping, raster images, Symbol font
  • fixed a bug which showed up with PostScript files generated by the new Adobe PostScript driver.
  • some extensions (new options) to the TK backend - contributed by Chris Cox
  • added support for writing the output to a file it the input is stdin (pstoedit -f format - outfile). This allows to implement a pstoedit printer driver via redmon. You can print directly to any format pstoedit supports directly from any Windows application.
  • -rgb (instead of now default CMYK)
  • now pages can be rotated arbitrarily (-rotate). Thanks to Andrew Birrell <birrell_AT_pa.dec.com> for the permission to use the corresponding code from pstotext).
  • made the source code almost clean concerning FlexeLint messages (By the way, I like this tool- see www.gimpel.com )
  • addes some assertions in to the code to further runtime checking
  • added a %TGIF header to support the Unix file command. (Thanks to Gintautas.Grigelionis_AT_ki.ericsson.se)
  • fixed a compilation problem with SUN's C++ compilers.

New or changed in 3.21:

  • some extensions (new options) to the TK backend. Now supports multiple pages as well - Thanks to Chris Cox. See manual for more details.
  • bugfix : -pagesize option was not recognized correctly.
  • minor bugfix in FIG backend to be compliant with prtfig.
  • bugfix in the frontend (lexer). Now the lexer can be started multiple times after each other. This is important for programs using the pstoedit.dll.
  • added support for writing PNG in image.cpp. Now backends can use this to write raster images into PNG files.
  • improved plugins: CGM (supports Bezier now), SVG (supports raster images) and EMF (supports raster images), importps (supports raster images).
  • reanimation of the OS/2 port - thanks to Thomas Hoffmann.
  • the binary releases are now linked with the libplotter (GNU plotutils http://www.gnu.org/software/plotutils/plotutils.html ) to allow direct access to the variety of drivers contained in that library (FIG, PCL, HPGL, TEK, X11 (Unix only), SVG, CGM, AI). Some formats are now available in two versions. One directly with a native driver in pstoedit and one via the libplot.
  • pstoedit now cooperates with autotrace. Autotrace can now produce a dump file for further processing by pstoedit using the -bo (backend only) option. Autotrace is a program written by a group around Martin Weber and can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/autotrace/

New or changed in 3.20:

  • fixed a bug with precision text (-pti/a).
  • fixed a bug in pstoedit.ph.
  • new backend latex2e contributed by Scott Pakin.
  • include SVG driver into binary releases for Linux/Solaris.

New or changed in 3.19:

  • experimental support for filling in the HPGL backend.
  • implement copypage same as showpage plus emit a warning.
  • fixed a bug in consistency checking (frontend vs. backend when using the -bo option)
  • automatic enabling of -dt option if backend doesn't support text.
  • fixed a bug in memory allocation. Windows requires that the memory is deallocated in the same DLL as it was allocated. This was a problem with some plugins.

New or changed in 3.18:

  • new java2 backend which supports much better rendering than the old java1 backend. Thanks to Gisbert W. Selke of TapirSoft Gisbert & Harald Selke GbR.
  • new option (-t2fontast1) to handle type 2 fonts similarly to t1 fonts - This is sort of experimental.
  • fixed one bug in the binary cgm (too long header).
  • fixed a bug in the configure script.
  • made the postscript output again more DSC compliant as pointed out by Russell Lang
  • made the code more "cleaner" concerning rules checked by CodeWizard (www.parasoft.com).

New or changed in 3.17:

  • included a patch for idraw to support bitmap images. Thanks to Scott Johnston for the contribution.
  • much improved WMF backend by Thorsten Behrens.
  • experimental support for SVG (http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/) in the plugins.dll.
  • added a function to the DLL interface for gsview to clean up memory allocated by the pstoedit.dll.
  • added an option (-uchar) which allows to define the character to be used instead of characters that are not available in the standard character encoding but nevertheless used by the input PostScript/PDF file.
  • allow standard output to be used also for backends that don't support multiple pages as suggested by Andread Amann
  • added a BeginSetup / EndSetup to the PostScript output to allow reading in CorelDraw 3/4 as proposed by Martin Weber
  • added a consistency check if the -bo option is used to avoid problems when the selected backend has some restrictions, e.g. does not support curves.

New or changed in 3.16:

  • fixed some small memory leaks (missing [] with delete) and a potential null pointer access. Thanks to Parasoft for a temporary license for Linux of their Insure++. It was quite easy to find these bugs with this tool.
  • changed the starting depth of objects in xfig format from 999 to 499. This allows new objects to be inserted in front or behind the converted figure.
  • the makefile for pstoedit can now be configured automatically using configure - at least on Un*x like systems. Thanks Scott Pakin for providing the necessary packages.
  • added the -pti and -pta option which allows for "precision text" via individual placement of each character within a string.
  • the tgif backend now supports arbitray streched text. The text placement is currently not fully correct. This problem will probably be fixed in tgif 4.1.26.

New or changed in 3.15:

  • fixed a compilation problem and makefile problem (make install).
  • switch to a new documentation style. The manual page is now originally written in LaTeX and translated to Un*x man format and HTML. Thanks to Rolf Niepraschk (niepraschk_AT_ptb.de) for this work. The Linux community will have big thanks for this contribution.
  • added a new option to set the page size for the output medium. However this is currently used by the libplot backend only.
  • some small correction on the libplot driver.
  • fixed the broken -scale option for the tgif backend.
  • backends can now access the current setting of the miterlimit using currentMiterLimit().
  • text consisting entirely of spaces is now suppressed. This caused problems with some backends, e.g. xfig.
  • changed the version of drvbase (because of the miterlimit and pagesize support). This means that all plugins need to be updated (just the .dll not the keys). Otherwise you will get an error message.

New or changed in 3.14:

  • added two checkboxes for the importps dialog
  • bug fix related to font caching in the EMF backend
  • added a bugfix for the MetaPost backend received from Scott Pakin
  • incorporated a lot of improvements to the libplot driver. Thanks to Robert S. Maier (rsm_AT_math.arizona.edu)
    Notice: most of these improvement will need at least libplot version 2.3. See drvlplot.cpp for all the new options.
  • pstoedit now implicitly looks for a driver specific fontmap file named <drivername>.fmp
  • fixed a problem (bug in gs?) which was caused by some PDF files when gs5.50 was used. This problem did not occur anymore with newer versions of gs.
  • added the classed needed by the generated Java Code to the distribution (see java subdirectory)

New or changed in 3.13:

  • change in frontend and drvbase: Now the full effective font matrix can be retrieved by backends
  • changed again the version of drvbase (because of the font matrix functions). This means that all plugins need to be updated (just the .dll not the keys). Otherwise you will get an error message.
  • added a new backend for the skencil (formerly sketch) format (www.skencil.org) contributed by
    Bernhard Herzog (bernhard_AT_users.sourceforge.net)
  • many improvements in the MetaPost backend and a better fontmap.mpost by Scott Pakin.
  • minor bug fix with line width and text elements in the TGIF backend.
  • added an option to the TGIF backend to generate HREF attributes for each text element (proposed by Tobias Buchal buchal41_AT_che41a0.der.edf.fr). This is still in an experimenal stage!
  • added an option (-nc) to force the replacement of curves with line segments even for backends that support curves.
  • fixed a bug with the -flat option not beeing honoured correctly in combination with the new -nc option
  • added an option to emulate clipping (-sclip). This however results in larger number of points ! Use it only if the missing support for clipping causes problems with your file.

New or changed in 3.12:

  • small bug fix in the meta post backend (blank font names) and in the fontmap.mpost file.
  • several bug fixes and code reorganization in the subpath simulation part.
  • sub path simulation is now available for all backends, not just xfig. However, this was not tested very intensively so far. It works quite well with xfig and tgif.
  • bug fix for related to the usage of "-f gs:...".
  • small bug fix in the metapost driver and some additions to the fontmap.mpost file.
  • added a setglobal also for the "non -nb" case to pstoedit.pro to cope with gs5.82.
  • bux fix in documentation (-fontmap instead of -mapfile).
  • added some support for easier retrieval of dash patterns from within backends.
  • extended the check for "mergable" path to include also eofilled pathes and made pathsCanBeMerged virtual so it can be overloaded by a specific backend.
  • changed again the version of drvbase. This means that all plugins need to be updated (just the .dll not the keys). Otherwise you will get an error message.
  • bug fix in the EMF driver of the plugins.dll and importps.dll regarding the handling of closepath.
  • added an option to the xfig backend to set the paper width (-f "xfig:-depth depth in inches")
  • added an option to the ps2ai driver (-88) to activate the AI-88 format instead of the AI-3 format
  • added a fontmap.win in the misc directory as an example for a Windows fontmap file. (-fontmap option)

New or changed in 3.11:

  • improved handling of TrueType fonts under Windows 9x/NT. Pstoedit can now deal with TrueType fonts if GhostScript is configured for TrueType support.
  • fixed an incompatibility with older version of GhostScript
  • fixed a bug that was caused when the GS_LIB variable was set.
  • added a new backend for the libplot (GNU plotutils) library () (GNU MetaFiles). This allows to use the additional format drivers of the GNU plotting utilities.
  • Burkhard Plaum (plaum_AT_IPF.Uni-Stuttgart.de) added support for complex filled paths (paths consisting of an arbitraty sequence of moveto, lineto and curveto in combination with fill and eofill) to the xfig backend. In future, this will be made available to other backend that don't support such pathes as well. In order to activate this feature you need to specify the -ssp (simulate sub paths) option.
  • changed again the version of drvbase due to the support for complex paths. This means that all plugins need to be updated (just the .dll not the keys). Otherwise you will get an error message.
  • improved the EMF driver in the importps.dll. I now generates much more compact EMF files.
  • Added a general option for specifying a file containing a font mapping (document font -> font in target format). So far this was just used in the mpost backend but this is now available for general usage. See the misc directory in the source distribution for an example.
  • removed the STL dependency in the mport driver. This driver can now be compiled as well without having the STL.
  • some internal code reorganization.
  • fixed a bug in the test target of the makefile

New or changed in 3.10:

  • replaced the -dNOBIND with -dDELAYBIND (Russell Lang pointed this out). This should avoid problems with files that redefine standards PostScript operators with totally different semantics, e.g. lt (less than) to mean lineto. If you notice different results than before use the -nb option to switch back to the previous style (-dNOBIND) and send an example to the author, please.
  • changed the version of drvbase due to a new virtual function. This means that all plugins need to be updated (just the .dll not the keys).
  • added a check for a failure in the constructor of drvWMF.
  • fixed a compilation problem for systems that don't support shared libraries and some warnings issued by the IRIX C++ compiler.
  • added the PIC backend contributed by Egil Kvaleberg (egil_AT_kvaleberg.no)
  • added the backend for the Kontour (now replaced by Karbon) format - contributed by Kai-Uwe Sattler (kus_AT_iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de)
  • added some files missing for the compilation under Windows and adapted the makefile.
  • changed the way the gsview32.ini file is searched.
  • pstoedit now also uses the GS_LIB path from the gsview32.ini file ( GhostscriptInclude entry). This was done because in some situations the gswin32.dll could not find its own init files.
  • activated the (dead) -s option again which allows to specify a scaling factor for the output. At the moment it is just active for the idraw backend.
  • added a MetaPost backend provided by Scott Pakin.
  • changed the source code to be compilable against the ANSI iostream header files. This was needed because the metapost backend uses STL and the standard string class and thus the ANSI headers are needed.
  • In this version the drvbase class was changed. This means that you need to get a new version of the plugin.dll if you have a previous version. Otherwise you will get an error message.

New or changed in 3.03:

  • better handling of "extreme" dash patterns. If the ratio on/off is > 100 then the line is treated as solid now.
  • source code available now.

New or changed in 3.02:

  • new driver for the AI (Adobe Illustrator) format. This is not a real native pstoedit driver but instead just a conversion to the AI format using the ps2ai.ps that comes with every installation of GhostScript. It is included to provide the same "look-and-feel" for the conversion to AI. The additional benefit is that this conversion is now available also via the "convert-to-vector" menu of Gsview. However, lot's of files don't convert nicely or at all using ps2ai.ps. So a native pstoedit driver would be much better. Anyone out there to take this ? The AI format is usable for example by Mayura Draw (http://www.mayura.com ). Also a driver to the Mayura native format would be nice.
    However, this new driver relies on a slightly modified ps2ai.ps which hopefully will go into the next version of GhostScript.
  • Added the handling of GhostScript output in the case the pstoedit.dll is used by gsview. Now also messages from GhostScript can be seen in the Gsview message box.

New or changed in 3.01:

  • Added a work-around for files redefining "length"
  • extended the trouble-shooting section in the manual.

New or changed in 3.00:

  • Eliminated compatibility problem with GhostScript 5.xx
  • packed most stuff into a pstoedit.dll under windows. This dll can now be called by gsview. pstoedit.exe is just a small program calling the pstoedit.dll
  • additional drivers can now be put into separate plugin-libraries. See the manual for availability of such drivers.
  • pstoedit now calls GhostScript via the DLL interface under Windows. Thanks to Russell Lang for his help regarding this.
  • new HPGL driver contributed by Peter Katzmann (p.katzmann_AT_thiesen.com)
  • fix of a bug in pstoedit.ph which caused an infinite loop.
  • some changes in pstoedit.ph to cope with changes in newer version of ghostscript.
  • fix of s small bug in drvidraw by Jorge A. Gautier (jgautier_AT_netcom.com)
  • include a new Java GUI contributed by Leszek Piotrowicz (leszek_AT_sopot.rodan.pl)
  • new backend for Tcl/Tk contributed by Chris Cox (ccox_AT_airmail.net)
  • new internal architecture which now allows link time and run-time loading of backends.
  • temporarily dropped support for the OS/2 MET backend (the author was not able to adapt the backend to the new architecture so far),
  • rewrite of the WMF backend by Thorsten Behrens (Thorsten_Behrens_AT_public.uni-hamburg.de) and Bjoern Petersen. The first version of this driver relied on Borland 5.0 and thus was not portable to other compilers. Now it uses the pure Windows API and thus compiles also with Visual C++
  • added a new "gs" pseudo backend which runs GhostScript with a given GhostScript output device, e.g. -f gs:pdfwrite runs the GhostScript PDF writer.
  • added a -v (for verbose) option
  • added a -split option to split the output into individual files for each page
  • Bug fix: a default font specified using -df was not used in the xfig backend
  • workarounds for two bugs on djgpp (binary open and tempnam)
  • -f ps supports emission of curvetos (proposal and partial patch from
    Erik Lundh (Erik.Lundh_AT_compelcon.se))
  • PostScript output now generates some DSC comments. At least GhostView understands the output.
  • xfig output is compatible with new format of xfig 3.2
  • xfig output now creates x-splines
  • image support for xfig done by Leszek Piotrowicz (leszek_AT_sopot.rodan.pl)
  • image support for Framemaker-MIF format
  • added support for dashes for Framemaker-MIF format
  • fixed a problem with detection of not available files (MSVC only)
  • Changed some code in drvbase.h in order to work around a not implemented feature of the HP-CC compiler.
  • Fixed a problem that causes Turbo C++ to hang (compiler problem)
  • changed usage of deviceinfo to currentpagedevice for better compatibility with newer version of GhostScript (thanks to Peter L. Deutsch for the hint).
  • fixed a bug caused by explicit HWResolution settings from with .ps file (font sizes were wrong)

New or changed in 2.60:

  • New backend for idraw contributed by Scott Pakin (scott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org)
  • Internal redesign in order to support the usage of the drivers from other programs, not just from pstoedit.
  • Full implementation of kshow, xshow, yshow, xyshow
  • Added -psargs option and removed -rnnxnn option
  • Added -include option
  • Fixed the linecap and linejoin problem for MIF
  • Port to RiscOS done by Rob Warner (rcw2_AT_ukc.ac.uk)
  • winp2eap.def missing in distribution
  • Fixed a problem with .ps files that redefined showpage themselves
  • Fixed some problems related to the 'string' operator. Some PostScript programs used to redefine 'string'.
  • Fixed a portabiltiy problem for DecAlpha
  • Fixed some OS/2 compilation problems
  • Fixed some DEC compilation problems
  • Fixed a problem that caused pstoedit to 'draw' each character when running gs3.5x
  • Added support for Frame-specific encoding of special characters
  • Fixed an encoding bug for PDF (minus was defined twice)

New or changed in 2.50:

  • New backend for WMF, contributed by Jens Weber ( wr_AT_lzh1.lzh.de )
  • Windows GUI, contributed by Jens Weber ( wr_AT_lzh1.lzh.de )
  • direct handling of .pdf files (as input) (Thanks to ghostscript and the -dNOBIND option !!)
  • fixed a bug caused by ignoring the textmatrix
  • changed the pdf output so that xpdf accepts it
  • Fonts not supported by the selected backend, are now "drawn" automatically, as if the option -dt was given for them.
  • implemented the different show's for pdf
  • handling of reencoded fonts.
  • support for dashed lines (so far for cgm, xfig, and pdf only)
  • added workaround for bug in libg++ on some linux systems (Thanks to Derek B. Noonburg (derekn_AT_vw.ece.cmu.edu) and Rainer Dorsch (rd_AT_berlepsch.wohnheim.uni-ulm.de) for taking care of this linux specific problem and the workaround)
  • fixed a bug with ordering of text and lines
  • replaced usage of tmpnam by tempnam so the user can control the place where temp files are allocated. (via TMPDIR under *nix, TMP or TEMP under DOS/Win)
  • Bold was not treated correctly in MIF backend
  • Gnuplot backend could not be called
  • zero length text caused problems with some backends
  • ^M caused problems with some backends.
  • handling filenames containing \
  • fixed compile errors with some compilers in drvjava.cc
  • added support for linecaps in PDF backend

New or changed in 2.41:

  • changed makefile for DOS
  • fixed problem in pdf backend with '\' characters
  • fixed a problem with linewidth (all backends)
  • three new backends from
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Overview

pstoedit translates PostScript and PDF graphics into other vector formats.

Supported Formats

Currently pstoedit can generate the following major formats:

  • Tgif .obj format (for tgif version >= 3)
  • .fig format for xfig
  • pdf - Adobe's Portable Document Format
  • gnuplot format
  • Flattened PostScript (with or without Bezier curves)
  • DXF - CAD exchange format
  • LWO - LightWave 3D
  • RIB - RenderMan
  • RPL - Real3D
  • Java 1 or Java 2 applet
  • Idraw format (in fact a special form of EPS that idraw can read)
  • Tcl/Tk
  • HPGL
  • AI (Adobe Illustrator) (based on ps2ai.ps - not a real pstoedit driver - see notes below and manual)
  • Windows Meta Files (WMF) (Windows only)
  • Enhanced Windows Meta Files (EMF) (Windows, but also Linux/Unix if libemf is available)
  • OS/2 meta files (OS/2 only)
  • PIC format for troff/groff
  • MetaPost format for usage with TeX/LaTeX
  • LaTeX2e picture
  • Kontour
  • GNU Metafile (plotutils / libplot)
  • Skencil ( http://www.skencil.org )
  • Mathematica
  • via ImageMagick to any format supported by ImageMagick
  • SWF
  • CNC G code
  • VTK files for ParaView and similar visualization tools

Besides these some further very special formats are supported. See the pstoedit.htm for a complete list of available drivers.

The following formats are available as additional plugins on a shareware basis. See http://www.pstoedit.net/plugins/ for more details.

  • (Frame)Maker Intermediate Format (MIF)
  • CGM Format (both binary and textual)
  • SVG - scalable vector format. One candidate of the W3C for a web standard for vector drawings. See http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/ for more details.
  • Better Enhanced Windows Meta Files (EMF) (supports curves and compound pathes and does more accurate text formatting) (Windows only)
  • RTF (MS Word) (Windows only)

Implementing support for other formats should be very easy. The architecture of pstoedit consists of a PostScript frontend which needs to call a PostScript interpreter like Ghostscript and the individual backends which are pugged into a kind of framework. This framework can be used independently from the PostScript frontend from any other program. The framework provides a uniform interface to all different backends. You need a C++ compiler to compile and GhostScript to run pstoedit. pstoedit should run on all Un*x like systems (including cygwin) and has also been ported to OS/2, Windows 9x/NT/2K/XP/Vista, and RiscOS.

Since version 3.00 it is possible to add new drivers without even recompiling the core program. pstoedit can load additional drivers as plugins.

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pstoedit can also be used from within gsview via the "Edit|Convert to vector" menu.

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pstoedit also cooperates with autotrace. Autotrace can produce a dump file for further processing by pstoedit using the -bo (backend only) option. Autotrace is a program written by a group around Martin Weber and can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/autotrace/

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Write result of processing also to a PNG file.\fP] [\fB\-q\fP] [\fB\-nq\fP] [\fB\-nc\fP] [\fB\-nsp\fP] [\fB\-mergelines\fP] [\fB\-filledrecttostroke\fP] [\fB\-mergetext\fP] [\fB\-dt\fP] [\fB\-adt\fP] [\fB\-ndt\fP] [\fB\-dgbm\fP] [\fB\-correctdefinefont\fP] [\fB\-pti\fP] [\fB\-pta\fP] [\fB\-xscale\fP\fI number\fP] [\fB\-yscale\fP\fI number\fP] [\fB\-xshift\fP\fI number\fP] [\fB\-yshift\fP\fI number\fP] [\fB\-centered\fP] [\fB\-minlinewidth\fP\fI number\fP] [\fB\-pagenumberformat\fP\fI page number format specification\fP] [\fB\-split\fP] [\fB\-v\fP] [\fB\-usebbfrominput\fP] [\fB\-ssp\fP] [\fB\-uchar\fP\fI character\fP] [\fB\-nb\fP] [\fB\-page\fP\fI page number\fP] [\fB\-flat\fP\fI flatness factor\fP] [\fB\-sclip\fP] [\fB\-ups\fP] [\fB\-rgb\fP] [\fB\-useagl\fP] [\fB\-noclip\fP] [\fB\-t2fontsast1\fP] [\fB\-keep\fP] [\fB\-debugfonthandling\fP] [\fB\-gstest\fP] [\fB\-nfr\fP] [\fB\-glyphs\fP] [\fB\-useoldnormalization\fP] [\fB\-rotate\fP\fI angle (0\-360)\fP] [\fB\-fontmap\fP\fI name of font map file for pstoedit\fP] [\fB\-pagesize\fP\fI page format\fP] [\fB\-help\fP] [\fB\-gs\fP\fI path to the ghostscript executable/DLL \fP] [\fB\-bo\fP] [\fB\-psarg\fP\fI argument string\fP] [\fB\-pslanguagelevel\fP\fI PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3\fP] \fB\-f\fP\fI "format[:options]"\fP [\fB\-gsregbase\fP\fI GhostScript base registry path\fP] [ inputfile [outputfile] ] .PP .SS FROM GSVIEW .PP Pstoedit can be called from within gsview via "\fBEdit | Convert to vector format\fP" .PP .SS FROM PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT THE ALDUS GRAPHIC IMPORT FILTER INTERFACE .PP pstoedit can also be used as PostScript and PDF graphic import filter for several programs including MS\-Office, PaintShop\-Pro and PhotoLine. See \fBhttp://www.pstoedit.net/importps/\fP for more details. .PP .SH DESCRIPTION .PP .SS RELEASE LEVEL .PP This manpage documents release 3.62 of pstoedit\&. .PP .SS USE .PP pstoedit converts PostScript and PDF files to various vector graphic formats. The resulting files can be edited or imported into various drawing packages. Type .PP \fBpstoedit \-help\fP .PP to get a list of supported output formats. Pstoedit comes with a large set of format drivers integrated in the binary. Additional drivers can be installed as plugins and are available via \fBhttp://www.pstoedit.net/plugins/\fP\&. Just copy the plugins to the same directory where the pstoedit binary is installed or \- under Unix like systems only \- alternatively into the lib directory parallel to the bin directory where pstoedit is installed. .PP However, unless you also get a license key for the plugins, the additional drivers will slightly distort the resulting graphics. See the documentation provided with the plugins for further details. .PP .SS PRINCIPLE OF CONVERSION .PP pstoedit works by redefining the some basic painting operators of PostScript, e.g. \fBstroke\fP or \fBshow\fP (bitmaps drawn by the image operator are not supported by all output formats.) After redefining these operators, the PostScript or PDF file that needs to be converted is processed by a PostScript interpreter, e.g., Ghostscript (\fIgs\fP(1)). You normally need to have a PostScript interpreter installed in order to use this program. However, you can perform some "back end only" processing of files following the conventions of the pstoedit intermediate formate by specifying the \fB\-bo\fP option. See "Available formats and their specific options" below. .PP The output that is written by the interpreter due to the redefinition of the drawing operators is a sort of \&'flat\&' PostScript file that contains only simple operations like moveto, lineto, show, etc. You can look at this file using the \fB\-f debug\fP option. .PP This output is read by end\-processing functions of pstoedit and triggers the drawing functions in the selected output format driver sometime called also "backend". .PP .SS NOTES .PP If you want to process PDF files directly, your PostScript interpreter must provide this feature, as does Ghostscript. Aladdin Ghostscript is recommended for processing PDF and PostScript files. .PP .SH OPTIONS .PP .SS GENERAL OPTIONS .TP [\fB\-include\fP\fI name of a PostScript file to be included\fP] This options allows to specify an additional PostScript file that will be executed just before the normal input is read. This is helpful for including specific page settings or for disabling potentially unsafe PostScript operators, e.g., file, renamefile, or deletefile. .PP .TP [\fB\-xscale\fP\fI number\fP] scale by a factor in x\-direction .PP .TP [\fB\-yscale\fP\fI number\fP] scale by a factor in y\-direction .PP .TP [\fB\-xshift\fP\fI number\fP] shift image in x\-direction .PP .TP [\fB\-yshift\fP\fI number\fP] shift image in y\-direction .PP .TP [\fB\-centered\fP] center image before scaling or shifting .PP .TP [\fB\-minlinewidth\fP\fI number\fP] minimal line width. All lines thinner than this will be drawn in this line width \- especially zero\-width lines .PP .TP [\fB\-pagenumberformat\fP\fI page number format specification\fP] format specification for page numbers in file name if \-split is used. The specification is used to create the page number using sprintf.The specification shall not include the leading .PP .TP [\fB\-split\fP] Create a new file for each page of the input. For this the output filename must contain a %d which is replaced with the current page number. This option is automatically switched on for output formats that don\&'t support multiple pages within one file, e.g. fig or gnuplot. .PP .TP [\fB\-usebbfrominput\fP] If specified, pstoedit uses the BoundingBox as is (hopefully) found in the input file instead of one that is calculated by its own. .PP .TP [\fB\-page\fP\fI page number\fP] Select a single page from a multi page PostScript or PDF file. .PP .TP [\fB\-rgb\fP] Since version 3.30 pstoedit uses the CMYK colors internally. The \-rgb option turns on the old behavior to use RGB values. .PP .TP [\fB\-useagl\fP] use Adobe Glyph List instead of the IsoLatin1 table (this is experimental) .PP .TP [\fB\-noclip\fP] don\&'t use clipping (relevant only if output format supports clipping at all) .PP .TP [\fB\-rotate\fP\fI angle (0\-360)\fP] Rotage image by angle. .PP .TP [\fB\-pagesize\fP\fI page format\fP] set page size for output medium. This option sets the page size for the output medium. Currently this is just used by the libplot output format driver, but might be used by other output format drivers in future. The page size is specified in terms of the usual page size names, e.g. letter or a4. .PP .TP [\fB\-help\fP] show the help information .PP .TP [\fB\-gs\fP\fI path to the ghostscript executable/DLL \fP] tells pstoedit which ghostscript executable/DLL to use \- overwrites the internal search heuristic .PP .TP [\fB\-bo\fP] You can run backend processing only (without the PostScript interpreter frontend) by first running \fBpstoedit\fP \fB\-f dump\fP \fIinfile\fP \fIdumpfile\fP and then running \fBpstoedit\fP \fB\-f\fP\fI format\fP \fB\-bo\fP \fIdumpfile\fP \fIoutfile\fP\&. .PP .TP [\fB\-psarg\fP\fI argument string\fP] The string given with this option is passed directly to Ghostscript when Ghostscript is called to process the PostScript file for pstoedit\&. For example: \fB\-psarg\fP\fB "\fP\fB\-r300x300\fP\fB"\fP\&. This causes the resolution to be changed to 300x300 dpi. (With older versions of GhostScript, changing the resolution this way has an effect only if the \fB\-dis\fP option is given.) If you want to pass multiple options to Ghostscript you can use multiple \-psarg options \fB\-psarg opt1\fP \fB\-psarg opt2\fP \fB\-psarg opt2\fP\&. See the GhostScript manual for other possible options. .PP .TP [\fB\-pslanguagelevel\fP\fI PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3\fP] PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3 You can switch Ghostscript into PostScript Level 1 only mode by \fB\-pslanguagelevel 1\fP\&. This can be useful for example if the PostScript file to be converted uses some Level 2 specific custom color models that are not supported by pstoedit. However, this requires that the PostScript program checks for the PostScript level supported by the interpreter and "acts" accordingly. The default language level is 3. .PP .TP \fB\-f\fP\fI "format[:options]"\fP target output format recognized by pstoedit\&. Since other format drivers can be loaded dynamically, type pstoedit \-help to get a full list of formats. See "Available formats and their specific options " below for an explanation of the [\fI:options\fP] to \fB\-f\fP format. If the format option is not given, pstoedit tries to guess the target format from the suffix of the output filename. However, in a lot of cases, this is not a unique mapping and hence pstoedit demands the \fB\-f\fP option. .PP .TP [\fB\-gsregbase\fP\fI GhostScript base registry path\fP] registry path to use as a base path when searching GhostScript interpreter This option provides means to specify a registry key under HKLM/Software where to search for GS interpreter key, version and GS_DLL / GS_LIB values. Example: "\-gsregbase MyCompany" means that HKLM/Software/MyCompany/GPL GhostScript would be searched instead of HKLM/Software/GPL GhostScript. .PP .SS TEXT AND FONT HANDLING RELATED OPTIONS .TP [\fB\-df\fP\fI font name\fP] Sometimes fonts embedded in a PostScript program do not have a fontname. For example, this happens in PostScript files generated by \fIdvips\fP(1)\&. In such a case pstoedit uses a replacement font. The default for this is Courier. Another font can be specified using the \fB\-df\fP option. \fB\-df Helvetica\fP causes all unnamed fonts to be replaced by Helvetica. .PP .TP [\fB\-nomaptoisolatin1\fP] Normally pstoedit maps all character codes to the ones defined by the ISO\-Latin1 encoding. If you specify \fB\-nomaptoisolatin1\fP then the encoding from the input PostScript is passed unchanged to the output. This may result in strange text output but on the other hand may be the only way to get some fonts converted appropriately. Try what fits best to your concrete case. .PP .TP [\fB\-pngimage\fP\fI filename \- for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file.\fP] for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file .PP .TP [\fB\-dt\fP] Draw text \- Text is drawn as polygons. This might produce a large output file. This option is automatically switched on if the selected output format does not support text, e.g. \fIgnuplot\fP(1)\&. .PP .TP [\fB\-adt\fP] Automatic Draw text \- This option turns on the \fB\-dt\fP option selectively for fonts that seem to be no normal text fonts, e.g. Symbol.. .PP .TP [\fB\-ndt\fP] Never Draw text \- fully disable the heuristics used by pstoedit to decide when to "draw" text instead of showing it as text. This may produce incorrect results, but in some cases it might nevertheless be useful. "Use at own risk". .PP .TP [\fB\-dgbm\fP] experimental \- draw also bitmaps generated by fonts/glyphs .PP .TP [\fB\-correctdefinefont\fP] Some PostScript files, e.g. such as generated by ChemDraw, use the PostScript definefont operator in way that is incompatible with pstoedit\&'s assumptions. The new font is defined by copying an old font without changing the FontName of the new font. When this option is applied, some "patches" are done after a definefont in order to make it again compatible with pstoedit\&'s assumptions. This option is not enabled per default, since it may break other PostScript file. It is tested only with ChemDraw generated files. .PP .TP [\fB\-pti\fP] Precision text \- Normally a text string is drawn as it occurs in the input file. However, in some situations, this might produce wrongly positioned characters. This is due to limitiations in most output formats of pstoedit. They cannot represent text with arbitray inter\-letter spacing which is easily possible in PDF and PostScript. With \fB\-pta\fP, each character of a text string is placed separately. With \fB\-pti\fP, this is done only in cases when there is a non zero inter\-letter spacing. The downside of "precision text" is a bigger file size and hard to edit text. .PP .TP [\fB\-pta\fP] see \-pti .PP .TP [\fB\-uchar\fP\fI character\fP] Sometimes pstoedit cannot map a character from the encoding used by the PostScript file to the font encoding of the target format. In this case pstoedit replaces the input character by a special character in order to show all the places that couldn\&'t be mapped correctly. The default for this is a "#". Using the \fB\-uchar\fP option it is possible to specify another character to be used instead. If you want to use a space, use \-uchar " ". .PP .TP [\fB\-t2fontsast1\fP] Handle type 2 fonts same as type 1. Type 2 fonts sometimes occur as embedded fonts within PDF files. In the default mode, text using such fonts is drawn as polygons since pstoedit assumes that such a font is not available on the users machine. If this option is set, pstoedit assumes that the internal encoding follows the same as for a standard font and generates normal text output. This assumption may not be true in all cases. But it is nearly impossible for pstoedit to verify this assumption \- it would have to do a sort of OCR. .PP .TP [\fB\-nfr\fP] In normal mode pstoedit replaces bitmap fonts with a font as defined by the \fB\-df\fP option. This is done, because most output formats can\&'t handle such fonts. This behavior can be switched off using the \fB\-nfr\fP option but then it strongly depends on the application reading the the generated file whether the file is usable and correctly interpreted or not. Any problems are then out of control of pstoedit. .PP .TP [\fB\-glyphs\fP] pass glyph names to the output format driver. So far no output format driver really uses the glyph names, so this does not have any effect at the moment. It is a preparation for future work. .PP .TP [\fB\-useoldnormalization\fP] Just use this option in case the new heuristic introduced in 3.5 doesn\&'t produce correct results \- however, this normalization of font encoding will always be a best\-effort approach since there is no real general solution to it with reasonable effort .PP .TP [\fB\-fontmap\fP\fI name of font map file for pstoedit\fP] The font map is a simple text file containing lines in the following format: .br .PP document_font_name target_font_name .br Lines beginning with % are considerd comments .br If a font name contains spaces, use the "font name with spaces" notation. .PP If a target_font_name starts with /, it is regarded as alias to a former entry. .PP Each font name found in the document is checked against this mapping and if there is a corresponding entry, the new name is used for the output. .PP If the \fB\-fontmap\fP option is not specified, pstoedit automatically looks for the file \fIdrivername\fP\&.fmp in the installation directory and uses that file as a default fontmap file if available. The installation directory is: .PP .RS .RS .PP .RE .TP .B * Windows: The same directory where the pstoedit executable is located .RS .PP .RE .TP .B * Unix: .br <\fIThe directory where the pstoedit executably is located\fP> /../lib/ .RS .PP .RE .RE .PP The mpost.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit distibution is a sample map file with mappings from over 5000 PostScript font names to their TeXequivalents. This is useful because MetaPost is frequently used with TeX/LaTeX and those programs don\&'t use standard font names. This file and the MetaPost output format driver are provided by Scott Pakin (\fBscott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org\fP). Another example is wemf.fmp to be used under Windows. See the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution. After loading the implicit (based on driver name) or explicit (based on the \-fontmap option) font map file, a system specific map file is searched and loaded from the installation directory (unix.fmp or windows.fmp). This file can be used to redirect certain fonts to system specific names using the /AliasName notation described above. .PP .RE .PP .SS DEBUG OPTIONS .RE .TP [\fB\-dis\fP] Open a display during processing by Ghostscript. Some files only work correctly this way. .PP .TP [\fB\-q\fP] quiet mode \- do not write startup message .PP .TP [\fB\-nq\fP] No exit from the PostScript interpreter. Normally Ghostscript exits after processing the pstoedit input\-file. For debugging it can be useful to avoid this. If you do, you will have to type quit at the GS> prompt to exit from Ghostscript. .PP .TP [\fB\-v\fP] Switch on verbose mode. Some additional information is shown during processing. .PP .TP [\fB\-nb\fP] Since version 3.10 pstoedit uses the \-dDELAYBIND option when calling GhostScript. Previously the \-dNOBIND option was used instead but that sometimes caused problems if a user\&'s PostScript file overloaded standard PostScript operator with totally new semantic, e.g. lt for lineto instead of the standard meaning of "less than". Using \fB\-nb\fP the old style can be activated again in case the \-dDELAYBIND gives different results as before. In such a case please also contact the author. .PP .TP [\fB\-ups\fP] write text as plain string instead of hex string in intermediate format \- normally useful for trouble shooting and debugging only. .PP .TP [\fB\-keep\fP] keep the intermediate files produced by pstoedit \- for debug purposes only .PP .TP [\fB\-debugfonthandling\fP] writes verbose messages related to internal font processing \- for debug purposes only .PP .TP [\fB\-gstest\fP] perform a basic test for the interworking with GhostScript .PP .SS DRAWING RELATED OPTIONS .TP [\fB\-nc\fP] no curves. Normally pstoedit tries to keep curves from the input and transfers them to the output if the output format supports curves. If the output format does not support curves, then pstoedit replaces curves by a series of lines (see also \fB\-flat\fP option). However, in some cases the user might wish to have this behavior also for output formats that originally support curves. This can be forced via the \fB\-nc\fP option. .PP .TP [\fB\-nsp\fP] normally subpathes are used if the output format support them. This option turns off subpathes. .PP .TP [\fB\-mergelines\fP] Some output formats permit the representation of filled polygons with edges that are in a different color than the fill color. Since PostScript does not support this by the standard drawing primitives directly, drawing programs typically generate two objects (the outline and the filled polygon) into the PostScript output. pstoedit is able to recombine these, if they follow each other directly and you specify \fB\-mergelines\fP\&. However, this merging is not supported by all output formats due to restrictions in the target format. .PP .TP [\fB\-filledrecttostroke\fP] Rectangles filled with a solid color can be converted to a stroked line with a width that corresponds to the width of the rectangle. This is of primary interest for output formats which do not support filled polygons at all. But it is restricted to rectangles only, i.e. it is not supported for general polygons .PP .TP [\fB\-mergetext\fP] In order to produce nice looking text output, programs producing PostScript files often split words into smaller pieces which are then placed individually on adjacent positions. However, such split text is hard to edit later on and hence it is sometime better to recombine these pieces again to form a word (or even sequence of words). For this pstoedit implements some heuristics about what text pieces are to be considered parts of a split word. This is based on the geometrical proximity of the different parts and seems to work quite well so far. But there are certainly cases where this simple heuristic fails. So please check the results carefully. .PP .TP [\fB\-ssp\fP] simulate sub paths. Several output formats don\&'t support PostScript pathes containing sub pathes, i.e. pathes with intermediate movetos. In the normal case, each subpath is treated as an independent path for such output formats. This can lead to bad looking results. The most common case where this happens is if you use the \fB\-dt\fP option and show some text with letters like e, o, or b, i.e. letter that have a "hole". When the \fB\-ssp\fP option is set, pstoedit tries to eliminate these problems. However, this option is CPU time intensive! .PP .TP [\fB\-flat\fP\fI flatness factor\fP] If the output format does not support curves in the way PostScript does or if the \fB\-nc\fP option is specified, all curves are approximated by lines. Using the \fB\-flat\fP option one can control this approximation. This parameter is directly converted to a PostScript \fBsetflat\fP command. Higher numbers, e.g. 10 give rougher, lower numbers, e.g. 0.1 finer approximations. .PP .TP [\fB\-sclip\fP] simulate clipping. Most output formats of pstoedit don\&'t have native support for clipping. For that pstoedit offers an option to perform the clipping of the graphics directly without passing the clippath to the output driver. However, this results in curves being replaced by a lot of line segments and thus larger output files. So use this option only if your output looks different from the input due to clipping. In addition, this "simulated clipping" is not exactly the same as defined in PostScript. There might be lines drawn at the double size. Also clipping of text is not supported unless you also use the \fB\-dt\fP option. .PP .SS INPUT AND OUTFILE FILE ARGUMENTS [ inputfile [outputfile] ] .PP If neither an input nor an output file is given as argument, pstoedit works as filter reading from standard input and writing to standard output. The special filename "\-" can also be used. It represents standard input if it is the first on the command line and standard output if it is the second. So "pstoedit \- output.xxx" reads from standard input and writes to output.xxx .PP .SH AVAILABLE FORMATS AND THEIR SPECIFIC OPTIONS .PP pstoedit allows passing individual options to a output format driver. This is done by appending all options to the format specified after the \fB\-f\fP option. The format specifier and its options must be separated by a colon (:). If more than one option needs to be passed to the output format driver, the whole argument to \fB\-f\fP must be enclosed within double\-quote characters, thus: .PP \fB\-f\fP\fI "format[:option option ...]"\fP .PP To see which options are supported by a specific format, type: \fBpstoedit \-f format:\-help\fP .br .PP The following description of the different formats supported by pstoedit is extracted from the source code of the individual drivers. .PP .SS psf \- Flattened PostScript (no curves) No driver specific options .SS ps \- Simplified PostScript with curves No driver specific options .SS debug \- for test purposes No driver specific options .SS dump \- for test purposes (same as debug) No driver specific options .SS gs \- any device that GhostScript provides \- use gs:format, e.g. gs:pdfwrite No driver specific options .SS ps2ai \- Adobe Illustrator via ps2ai.ps of GhostScript No driver specific options .SS gmfa \- ASCII GNU metafile .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS gmfb \- binary GNU metafile .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot \- GNU libplot output types, e.g. plot:\-plotformat X .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-cgm \- cgm via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-ai \- ai via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-svg \- svg via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-ps \- ps via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-fig \- fig via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-pcl \- pcl via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-hpgl \- hpgl via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS plot\-tek \- tek via GNU libplot .TP [\fB\-plotformat\fP\fI string\fP] plotutil format to generate .PP .SS magick \- MAGICK driver This driver uses the C++ API of ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick to finally produce different output formats. The output format is determined automatically by Image/GraphicsMagick based on the suffix of the output filename. So an output file test.png will force the creation of an image in PNG format. .PP No driver specific options .SS swf \- SWF driver: .TP [\fB\-cubic\fP] cubic ??? .PP .TP [\fB\-trace\fP] trace ??? .PP .SS svg \- scalable vector graphics .TP [\fB\-localdtd\fP] use local DTD .PP .TP [\fB\-standalone\fP] create stand\-alone type svg .PP .TP [\fB\-withdtd\fP] write DTD .PP .TP [\fB\-withgrouping\fP] write also ordinary save/restores as SVG group .PP .TP [\fB\-nogroupedpath\fP] do not write a group around pathes .PP .TP [\fB\-noviewbox\fP] don\&'t write a view box .PP .TP [\fB\-texmode\fP] TeX Mode .PP .TP [\fB\-imagetofile\fP] write raster images to separate files instead of embedding them .PP .TP [\fB\-notextrendering\fP] do not write textrendering attribute .PP .TP [\fB\-border\fP\fI number\fP] additional border to draw around bare bounding box (in percent of width and height) .PP .TP [\fB\-title\fP\fI string\fP] text to use as title for the generated document .PP .SS xaml \- eXtensible Application Markup Language .TP [\fB\-localdtd\fP] use local DTD .PP .TP [\fB\-standalone\fP] create stand\-alone type svg .PP .TP [\fB\-withdtd\fP] write DTD .PP .TP [\fB\-withgrouping\fP] write also ordinary save/restores as SVG group .PP .TP [\fB\-nogroupedpath\fP] do not write a group around pathes .PP .TP [\fB\-noviewbox\fP] don\&'t write a view box .PP .TP [\fB\-texmode\fP] TeX Mode .PP .TP [\fB\-imagetofile\fP] write raster images to separate files instead of embedding them .PP .TP [\fB\-notextrendering\fP] do not write textrendering attribute .PP .TP [\fB\-border\fP\fI number\fP] additional border to draw around bare bounding box (in percent of width and height) .PP .TP [\fB\-title\fP\fI string\fP] text to use as title for the generated document .PP .SS cgmb1 \- CGM binary Format (V1) No driver specific options .SS cgmb \- CGM binary Format (V3) No driver specific options .SS cgmt \- CGM textual Format No driver specific options .SS mif \- (Frame)Maker Intermediate Format .TP [\fB\-nopage\fP] do not add a separate Page entry .PP .SS rtf \- RTF Format No driver specific options .SS wemf \- Wogls version of EMF .TP [\fB\-df\fP] write info about font processing .PP .TP [\fB\-dumpfontmap\fP] write info about font mapping .PP .TP [\fB\-size:psbbox\fP] use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size .PP .TP [\fB\-size:fullpage\fP] set the size to the size of a full page .PP .TP [\fB\-size:automatic\fP] let windows calculate the bounding box (default) .PP .TP [\fB\-keepimages\fP] debug option \- keep the embedded bitmaps as external files .PP .TP [\fB\-useoldpolydraw\fP] do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it \- sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files .PP .TP [\fB\-OO\fP] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file .PP .SS wemfc \- Wogls version of EMF with experimental clip support .TP [\fB\-df\fP] write info about font processing .PP .TP [\fB\-dumpfontmap\fP] write info about font mapping .PP .TP [\fB\-size:psbbox\fP] use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size .PP .TP [\fB\-size:fullpage\fP] set the size to the size of a full page .PP .TP [\fB\-size:automatic\fP] let windows calculate the bounding box (default) .PP .TP [\fB\-keepimages\fP] debug option \- keep the embedded bitmaps as external files .PP .TP [\fB\-useoldpolydraw\fP] do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it \- sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files .PP .TP [\fB\-OO\fP] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file .PP .SS wemfnss \- Wogls version of EMF \- no subpathes .TP [\fB\-df\fP] write info about font processing .PP .TP [\fB\-dumpfontmap\fP] write info about font mapping .PP .TP [\fB\-size:psbbox\fP] use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size .PP .TP [\fB\-size:fullpage\fP] set the size to the size of a full page .PP .TP [\fB\-size:automatic\fP] let windows calculate the bounding box (default) .PP .TP [\fB\-keepimages\fP] debug option \- keep the embedded bitmaps as external files .PP .TP [\fB\-useoldpolydraw\fP] do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it \- sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files .PP .TP [\fB\-OO\fP] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file .PP .SS hpgl \- HPGL code .TP [\fB\-penplotter\fP] plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths) .PP .TP [\fB\-pencolorsfromfile\fP] read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory .PP .TP [\fB\-pencolors\fP\fI number\fP] maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) \- .PP .TP [\fB\-filltype\fP\fI string\fP] select fill type e.g. FT 1 .PP .TP [\fB\-hpgl2\fP] Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1 .PP .TP [\fB\-rot90\fP] rotate hpgl by 90 degrees .PP .TP [\fB\-rot180\fP] rotate hpgl by 180 degrees .PP .TP [\fB\-rot270\fP] rotate hpgl by 270 degrees .PP .SS pcl \- PCL code .TP [\fB\-penplotter\fP] plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths) .PP .TP [\fB\-pencolorsfromfile\fP] read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory .PP .TP [\fB\-pencolors\fP\fI number\fP] maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) \- .PP .TP [\fB\-filltype\fP\fI string\fP] select fill type e.g. FT 1 .PP .TP [\fB\-hpgl2\fP] Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1 .PP .TP [\fB\-rot90\fP] rotate hpgl by 90 degrees .PP .TP [\fB\-rot180\fP] rotate hpgl by 180 degrees .PP .TP [\fB\-rot270\fP] rotate hpgl by 270 degrees .PP .SS pic \- PIC format for troff et.al. .TP [\fB\-troff\fP] troff mode (default is groff) .PP .TP [\fB\-landscape\fP] landscape output .PP .TP [\fB\-portrait\fP] portrait output .PP .TP [\fB\-keepfont\fP] print unrecognized literally .PP .TP [\fB\-text\fP] try not to make pictures from running text .PP .TP [\fB\-debug\fP] enable debug output .PP .SS asy \- Asymptote Format No driver specific options .SS cairo \- cairo driver generates compilable c code for rendering with cairo .PP .TP [\fB\-pango\fP] use pango for font rendering .PP .TP [\fB\-funcname\fP\fI string\fP] sets the base name for the generated functions and variables. e.g. myfig .PP .TP [\fB\-header\fP\fI string\fP] sets the output file name for the generated C header file. e.g. myfig.h .PP .SS cfdg \- Context Free Design Grammar Context Free Design Grammar, usable by Context Free Art (http://www.contextfreeart.org/) .PP No driver specific options .SS dxf \- CAD exchange format .TP [\fB\-polyaslines\fP] use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF .PP .TP [\fB\-mm\fP] use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4) .PP .TP [\fB\-ctl\fP] map colors to layers .PP .TP [\fB\-splineaspolyline\fP] approximate splines with PolyLines (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasnurb\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasbspline\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineassinglespline\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasmultispline\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasbezier\fP] use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineprecision\fP\fI number\fP] number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with \-splineaspolyline or \-splineasmultispline \- should be >= 2 (default 5) .PP .TP [\fB\-dumplayernames\fP] dump all layer names found to standard output .PP .TP [\fB\-layers\fP\fI string\fP] layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space) .PP .TP [\fB\-layerfilter\fP\fI string\fP] layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space) .PP .SS dxf_s \- CAD exchange format with splines .TP [\fB\-polyaslines\fP] use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF .PP .TP [\fB\-mm\fP] use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4) .PP .TP [\fB\-ctl\fP] map colors to layers .PP .TP [\fB\-splineaspolyline\fP] approximate splines with PolyLines (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasnurb\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasbspline\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineassinglespline\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasmultispline\fP] experimental (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineasbezier\fP] use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for \-f dxf_s) .PP .TP [\fB\-splineprecision\fP\fI number\fP] number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with \-splineaspolyline or \-splineasmultispline \- should be >= 2 (default 5) .PP .TP [\fB\-dumplayernames\fP] dump all layer names found to standard output .PP .TP [\fB\-layers\fP\fI string\fP] layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space) .PP .TP [\fB\-layerfilter\fP\fI string\fP] layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space) .PP .SS fig \- .fig format for xfig The xfig format driver supports special fontnames, which may be produced by using a fontmap file. The following types of names are supported : .br .Vb General notation: "Postscript Font Name" ((LaTeX|PostScript|empty)(::special)::)XFigFontName Examples: Helvetica LaTeX::SansSerif Courier LaTeX::special::Typewriter GillSans "AvantGarde Demi" Albertus PostScript::special::"New Century Schoolbook Italic" Symbol ::special::Symbol (same as Postscript::special::Symbol) .Ve See also the file examplefigmap.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution for an example font map file for xfig. Please note that the Fontname has to be among those supported by xfig. See \- \fBhttp://www.xfig.org/userman/fig\-format.html\fP for a list of legal font names .PP .TP [\fB\-startdepth\fP\fI number\fP] Set the initial depth (default 999) .PP .TP [\fB\-metric\fP] Switch to centimeter display (default inches) .PP .TP [\fB\-usecorrectfontsize\fP] don\&'t scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig .PP .TP [\fB\-depth\fP\fI number\fP] Set the page depth in inches (default 11) .PP .SS xfig \- .fig format for xfig See fig format for more details. .PP .TP [\fB\-startdepth\fP\fI number\fP] Set the initial depth (default 999) .PP .TP [\fB\-metric\fP] Switch to centimeter display (default inches) .PP .TP [\fB\-usecorrectfontsize\fP] don\&'t scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig .PP .TP [\fB\-depth\fP\fI number\fP] Set the page depth in inches (default 11) .PP .SS tfig \- .fig format for xfig Test only .PP .TP [\fB\-startdepth\fP\fI number\fP] Set the initial depth (default 999) .PP .TP [\fB\-metric\fP] Switch to centimeter display (default inches) .PP .TP [\fB\-usecorrectfontsize\fP] don\&'t scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig .PP .TP [\fB\-depth\fP\fI number\fP] Set the page depth in inches (default 11) .PP .SS gcode \- emc2 gcode format See also: \fBhttp://linuxcnc.org/\fP .PP No driver specific options .SS gnuplot \- gnuplot format No driver specific options .SS gschem \- gschem format See also: \fBhttp://www.geda.seul.org/tools/gschem/\fP .PP No driver specific options .SS idraw \- Interviews draw format (EPS) No driver specific options .SS java1 \- java 1 applet source code .TP [\fBjava class name\fP\fI string\fP] name of java class to generate .PP .SS java2 \- java 2 source code .TP [\fBjava class name\fP\fI string\fP] name of java class to generate .PP .SS kil \- .kil format for Kontour No driver specific options .SS latex2e \- LaTeX2e picture format .TP [\fB\-integers\fP] round all coordinates to the nearest integer .PP .SS lwo \- LightWave 3D Object Format No driver specific options .SS mma \- Mathematica Graphics .TP [\fB\-eofillfills\fP] Filling is used for eofill (default is not to fill) .PP .SS mpost \- MetaPost Format No driver specific options .SS noixml \- Nemetschek NOI XML format Nemetschek Object Interface XML format .PP .TP [\fB\-r\fP\fI string\fP] Allplan resource file .PP .TP [\fB\-bsl\fP\fI number\fP] Bezier Split Level (default 3) .PP .SS pcbi \- engrave data \- insulate/PCB format See \fBhttp://home.vr\-web.de/~hans\-juergen\-jahn/software/devpcb.html\fP for more details. .PP No driver specific options .SS pcb \- pcb format See also: \fBhttp://pcb.sourceforge.net\fP and \fBhttp://www.penguin.cz/~utx/pstoedit\-pcb/\fP .PP .TP [\fB\-grid\fP\fI missing arg name\fP] attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer .PP .TP [\fB\-snapdist\fP\fI missing arg name\fP] grid snap distance ratio (0 < snapdist <= 0.5, default 0.1) .PP .TP [\fB\-tshiftx\fP\fI missing arg name\fP] additional x shift measured in target units (mils) .PP .TP [\fB\-tshifty\fP\fI missing arg name\fP] additional y shift measured in target units (mils) .PP .TP [\fB\-grid\fP\fI missing arg name\fP] attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer .PP .TP [\fB\-mm\fP] Switch to metric units (mm) .PP .TP [\fB\-stdnames\fP] use standard layer names instead of descriptive names .PP .TP [\fB\-forcepoly\fP] force all objects to be interpreted as polygons .PP .SS pcbfill \- pcb format with fills See also: \fBhttp://pcb.sourceforge.net\fP .PP No driver specific options .SS pdf \- Adobe\&'s Portable Document Format No driver specific options .SS pptx \- PresentationML (PowerPoint) format This is the format used internally by Microsoft PowerPoint. LibreOffice can also read/write PowerPoint files albeit with some lack of functionality. .PP .TP [\fB\-colors\fP\fI string\fP] "original" to retain original colors (default), "theme" to convert randomly to theme colors, or "theme\-lum" also to vary luminance .PP .TP [\fB\-fonts\fP\fI string\fP] use "windows" fonts (default), "native" fonts, or convert to the "theme" font .PP .TP [\fB\-embed\fP\fI string\fP] embed fonts, specified as a comma\-separated list of EOT\-format font files .PP .SS rib \- RenderMan Interface Bytestream No driver specific options .SS rpl \- Real3D Programming Language Format No driver specific options .SS sample \- sample driver: if you don\&'t want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again this is a long description for the sample driver .PP .TP [\fB\-sampleoption\fP\fI integer\fP] just an example .PP .SS sk \- Sketch Format No driver specific options .SS svm \- StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile, readable from OpenOffice.org 1.0/StarOffice 6.0 and above. .PP .TP [\fB\-m\fP] map to Arial .PP .TP [\fB\-nf\fP] emulate narrow fonts .PP .SS text \- text in different forms .TP [\fB\-height\fP\fI number\fP] page height in terms of characters .PP .TP [\fB\-width\fP\fI number\fP] page width in terms of characters .PP .TP [\fB\-dump\fP] dump text pieces .PP .SS tgif \- Tgif .obj format .TP [\fB\-ta\fP] text as attribute .PP .SS tk \- tk and/or tk applet source code .TP [\fB\-R\fP] swap HW .PP .TP [\fB\-I\fP] no impress .PP .TP [\fB\-n\fP\fI string\fP] tagnames .PP .SS vtk \- VTK driver: if you don\&'t want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again this is a long description for the VTKe driver .PP .TP [\fB\-VTKeoption\fP\fI integer\fP] just an example .PP .SS wmf \- Windows metafile .TP [\fB\-m\fP] map to Arial .PP .TP [\fB\-nf\fP] emulate narrow fonts .PP .TP [\fB\-drawbb\fP] draw bounding box .PP .TP [\fB\-p\fP] prune line ends .PP .TP [\fB\-nfw\fP] Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix the only option is to use the \-pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the \-nfw options provides a sort of compromise between portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again \- this option has no meaning when pstoedit is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable but nevertheless not split and still looks fine. .PP .TP [\fB\-winbb\fP] let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only) .PP .TP [\fB\-OO\fP] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file .PP .SS emf \- Enhanced Windows metafile .TP [\fB\-m\fP] map to Arial .PP .TP [\fB\-nf\fP] emulate narrow fonts .PP .TP [\fB\-drawbb\fP] draw bounding box .PP .TP [\fB\-p\fP] prune line ends .PP .TP [\fB\-nfw\fP] Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix the only option is to use the \-pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the \-nfw options provides a sort of compromise between portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again \- this option has no meaning when pstoedit is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable but nevertheless not split and still looks fine. .PP .TP [\fB\-winbb\fP] let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only) .PP .TP [\fB\-OO\fP] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file .PP .SH NOTES .PP .SS AUTOTRACE .PP pstoedit cooperates with autotrace. Autotrace can now produce a dump file for further processing by pstoedit using the \fB\-bo\fP (backend only) option. Autotrace is a program written by a group around Martin Weber and can be found at \fBhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/autotrace/\fP\&. .PP .SS PS2AI .PP The ps2ai output format driver is not a native pstoedit output format driver. It does not use the pstoedit postcript flattener, instead it uses the PostScript program ps2ai.ps which is installed in the GhostScript distribution directory. It is included to provide the same "look\-and\-feel" for the conversion to AI. The additional benefit is that this conversion is now available also via the "convert\-to\-vector" menu of Gsview. However, lot\&'s of files don\&'t convert nicely or at all using ps2ai.ps. So a native pstoedit driver would be much better. Anyone out there to take this? The AI format is usable for example by Mayura Draw (\fBhttp://www.mayura.com\fP). Also a driver to the Mayura native format would be nice. .PP An alternative to the ps2ai based driver is available via the \-f plot:ai format if the libplot(ter) is installed. .PP You should use a version of GhostScript greater than or equal to 6.00 for using the ps2ai output format driver. .PP .SS METAPOST .PP Note that, as far as Scott knows, MetaPost does not support PostScript\&'s eofill. The metapost output format driver just converts eofill to fill, and issues a warning if verbose is set. Fortunately, very few PostScript programs rely on the even\-odd fill rule, even though many specify it. .PP For more on MetaPost see: .PP \fBhttp://cm.bell\-labs.com/who/hobby/MetaPost.html\fP .PP .SS CONTEXT FREE \- CFDG The driver for the CFDG format (drvcfdg) defines one shape per page of PostScript, but only the first shape is actually rendered (unless the user edits the generated CFDG code, of course). CFDG doesn\&'t support multi\-page output, so this probably a reasonable thing to do. .PP For more on Context Free see: \fBhttp://www.contextfreeart.org/\fP .PP .SS LATEX2E .PP .TP .B * LaTeX2e\&'s picture environment is not very powerful. As a result, many elementary PostScript constructs are ignored \-\- fills, line thicknesses (besides "thick" and "thin"), and dash patterns, to name a few. Furthermore, complex pictures may overrun TeX\&'s memory capacity. .PP .TP .B * Some PostScript constructs are not supported directly by "picture", but can be handled by external packages. If a figure uses color, the top\-level document will need to do a "\\usepackage{color}"\&. And if a figure contains rotated text, the top\-level document will need to do a "\\usepackage{rotating}"\&. .PP .TP .B * All lengths, coordinates, and font sizes output by the output format driver are in terms of \\unitlength, so scaling a figure is simply a matter of doing a "\\setlength{\\unitlength}{...}"\&. .PP .TP .B * The output format driver currently supports one output format driver specific option, "integers", which rounds all lengths, coordinates, and font sizes to the nearest integer. This makes hand\-editing the picture a little nicer. .PP .TP .B * Why is this output format driver useful? One answer is portability; any LaTeX2e system can handle the picture environment, even if it can\&'t handle PostScript graphics. (pdfLaTeX comes to mind here.) A second answer is that pictures can be edited easily to contain any arbitrary LaTeX2e code. For instance, the text in a figure can be modified to contain complex mathematics, non\-Latin alphabets, bibliographic citations, or \-\- the real reason Scott wrote the LaTeX2e output format driver \-\- hyperlinks to the surrounding document (with help from the hyperref package). .PP .SS CREATING A NEW OUTPUT FORMAT DRIVER .PP To implement a new output format driver you can start from drvsampl.cpp and drvsampl.h\&. See also comments in drvbase.h and drvfuncs.h for an explanation of methods that should be implemented for a new output format driver. .PP .SH ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES .PP A default PostScript interpreter to be called by pstoedit is specified at compile time. You can overwrite the default by setting the GS environment variable to the name of a suitable PostScript interpreter. .PP You can check which name of a PostScript interpreter was compiled into pstoedit using: \fBpstoedit\fP \fB\-help \-v\fP\&. .PP See the GhostScript manual for descriptions of environment variables used by Ghostscript most importantly GS_FONTPATH and GS_LIB; other environment variables also affect output to display, print, and additional filtering and processing. See the related documentation. .PP pstoedit allocates temporary files using the function \fItempnam\fP(3)\&. Thus the location for temporary files might be controllable by other environment variables used by this function. See the \fItempnam\fP(3) manpage for descriptions of environment variables used. On UNIX like system this is probably the TMPDIR variable, on DOS/WINDOWS either TMP or TEMP\&. .PP .SH TROUBLE SHOOTING .PP If you have problems with pstoedit first try whether Ghostscript successfully displays your file. If yes, then try \fBpstoedit\fP \fB\-f ps\fP \fIinfile.ps\fP \fItestfile.ps\fP and check whether \fItestfile.ps\fP still displays correctly using Ghostscript. If this file doesn\&'t look correctly then there seems to be a problem with pstoedit\&'s PostScript frontend. If this file looks good but the output for a specific format is wrong, the problem is probably in the output format driver for the specific format. In either case send bug fixes and reports to the author. .PP A common problem with PostScript files is that the PostScript file redefines one of the standard PostScript operators inconsistently. There is no effect of this if you just print the file since the original PostScript "program" uses these new operator in the new meaning and does not use the original ones anymoew. However, when run under the control of pstoedit, these operators are expected to work with the original semantics. .PP So far I\&'ve seen redefinitions for: .PP .TP .B * lt \- "less\-then" to mean "draw a line to" .TP .B * string \- "create a string object" to mean "draw a string" .TP .B * length \- "get the length of e.g. a string" to a "float constant" .PP I\&'ve included work\-arounds for the ones mentioned above, but some others could show up in addition to those. .PP .SH RESTRICTIONS .PP .TP .B * Non\-standard fonts (e.g. TeXbitmap fonts) are mapped to a default font which can be changed using the \fB\-df\fP option. pstoedit chooses the size of the replacement font such that the width of the string in the original font is the same as in the replacement font. This is done for each text fragment displayed. Special character encoding support is limited in this case. If a character cannot be mapped into the target format, pstoedit displays a \&'#\&' instead. See also the \-uchar option. .PP .TP .B * pstoedit supports bitmap graphics only for some output format drivers. .PP .TP .B * Some output format drivers, e.g. the Gnuplot output format driver or the 3D output format driver (rpl, lwo, rib) do not support text. .PP .TP .B * For most output format drivers pstoedit does not support clipping (mainly due to limitations in the target format). You can try to use the \fB\-sclip\fP option to simulate clipping. However, this doesn\&'t work in all cases as expected. .PP .TP .B * Special note about the Java output format drivers (java1 and java2). The java output format drivers generate a java source file that needs other files in order to be compiled and usable. These other files are Java classes (one applet and support classes) that allow to step through the individual pages of a converted PostScript document. This applet can easily be activated from a html\-document. See the contrib/java/java1/readme_java1.txt or contrib/java/java2/readme_java2.htm file for more details. .PP .SH FAQS .PP .TP 1. Why do letters like O or B get strange if converted to tgif/xfig using the \fB\-dt\fP option? .PP This is because most output format drivers don\&'t support composite paths with intermediate gaps (moveto\&'s) and second don\&'t support very well the (eo)fill operators of PostScript (winding rule). For such objects pstoedit breaks them into smaller objects whenever such a gap is found. This results in the "hole" beeing filled with black color instead of beeing transparent. Since version 3.11 you can try the \fB\-ssp\fP option in combination with the xfig output format driver. .PP .TP 2. Why does pstoedit produce ugly results from PostScript files generated by dvips? .PP TeX documents usually use bitmap fonts. Such fonts cannot be used as native font in other format. So pstoedit replaces the TeX font with another native font. Of course, the replacement font will in most cases produce another look, especially if mathematical symbols are used. Try to use PostScript fonts instead of the bitmap fonts when generating a PostScript file from TeX or LaTeX. .PP .SH AUTHOR .PP Wolfgang Glunz, \fBwglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net\fP, \fBhttp://de.linkedin.com/in/wolfgangglunz\fP .PP .SH CANONICAL ARCHIVE SITE .PP \fBhttp://www.pstoedit.net/pstoedit/\fP .PP At this site you also find more information about pstoedit and related programs and hints how to subscribe to a mailing list in order to get informed about new releases and bug\-fixes. .PP If you like pstoedit \- please express so also at Facebook \fBhttp://www.facebook.com/pages/pstoedit/260606183958062\fP\&. .PP .SH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .PP .TP .B * Klaus Steinberger \fBKlaus.Steinberger_AT_physik.uni\-muenchen.de\fP wrote the initial version of this manpage. .PP .TP .B * Lar Kaufman revised the increasingly complex command syntax diagrams and updated the structure and content of this manpage following release 2.5. .PP .TP .B * David B. Rosen \fBrosen_AT_unr.edu\fP provided ideas and some PostScript code from his ps2aplot program. .PP .TP .B * Ian MacPhedran \fBIan_MacPhedran_AT_engr.USask.CA\fP provided the xfig output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Carsten Hammer \fBchammer_AT_hermes.hrz.uni\-bielefeld.de\fP provided the gnuplot output format driver and the initial DXF output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Christoph Jaeschke provided the OS/2 metafile (MET) output format driver. Thomas Hoffmann \fBthoffman_AT_zappa.sax.de\fP did some further updates on the OS/2 part. .PP .TP .B * Jens Weber \fBrz47b7_AT_PostAG.DE\fP provided the Windows metafile (WMF) output format driver, and a graphical user interface (GUI). .PP .TP .B * G. Edward Johnson \fBlorax_AT_nist.gov\fP provided the CGM Draw library used in the CGM output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Gerhard Kircher \fBkircher_AT_edvz.tuwien.ac.at\fP provided some bug fixes. .PP .TP .B * Bill Cheng \fBbill.cheng_AT_acm.org\fP provided help with the tgif format and some changes to tgif to make the output format driver easier to implement. \fBhttp://bourbon.usc.edu:8001/\fP .PP .TP .B * Reini Urban \fBrurban_AT_sbox.tu\-graz.ac.at\fP provided input for the extended DXF output format driver.(\fBhttp://autocad.xarch.at/\fP) .PP .TP .B * Glenn M. Lewis \fBglenn_AT_gmlewis.com\fP provided RenderMan (RIB), Real3D (RPL), and LightWave 3D (LWO) output format drivers. (\fBhttp://www.gmlewis.com/\fP) .PP .TP .B * Piet van Oostrum \fBpiet_AT_cs.ruu.nl\fP made several bug fixes. .PP .TP .B * Lutz Vieweg \fBlkv_AT_mania.robin.de\fP provided several bug fixes and suggestions for improvements. .PP .TP .B * Derek B. Noonburg \fBderekn_AT_vw.ece.cmu.edu\fP and Rainer Dorsch \fBrd_AT_berlepsch.wohnheim.uni\-ulm.de\fP isolated and resolved a Linux\-specific core dump problem. .PP .TP .B * Rob Warner \fBrcw2_AT_ukc.ac.uk\fP made pstoedit compile under RiscOS. .PP .TP .B * Patrick Gosling \fBjpmg_AT_eng.cam.ac.uk\fP made some suggestions regarding the usage of pstoedit in Ghostscript\&'s SAFER mode. .PP .TP .B * Scott Pakin \fBscott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org\fP for the Idraw output format driver and the autoconf support. .PP .TP .B * Peter Katzmann \fBp.katzmann_AT_thiesen.com\fP for the HPGL output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Chris Cox \fBccox_AT_airmail.net\fP contributed the Tcl/Tk output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Thorsten Behrens \fBThorsten_Behrens_AT_public.uni\-hamburg.de\fP and Bjoern Petersen for reworking the WMF output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Leszek Piotrowicz \fBleszek_AT_sopot.rodan.pl\fP implemented the image support for the xfig driver and a JAVA based GUI. .PP .TP .B * Egil Kvaleberg \fBegil_AT_kvaleberg.no\fP contributed the pic output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Kai\-Uwe Sattler \fBkus_AT_iti.cs.uni\-magdeburg.de\fP implemented the output format driver for Kontour. .PP .TP .B * Scott Pakin, \fBscott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org\fP provided the MetaPost and LaTeX2e and PowerPoint output format driver. .PP .TP .B * The PowerPoint driver uses the libzip library \- \fBhttp://www.nih.at/libzip\fP\&. Under Windows, this library is linked into the provided binary statically. Thanks to the whole libzip team. .PP .TP .B * Burkhard Plaum \fBplaum_AT_IPF.Uni\-Stuttgart.de\fP added support for complex filled paths for the xfig output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Bernhard Herzog \fBherzog_AT_online.de\fP contributed the output format driver for sketch ( \fBhttp://www.skencil.org/\fP ) .PP .TP .B * Rolf Niepraschk (\fBniepraschk_AT_ptb.de\fP) converted the HTML man page to LaTeX. This allows to generate the UNIX style and the HTML manual from this base format. .PP .TP .B * Several others sent smaller bug fixed and bug reports. Sorry if I don\&'t mention them all here. .PP .TP .B * Gisbert W. Selke (\fBgisbert_AT_tapirsoft.de\fP) for the Java 2 output format driver. .PP .TP .B * Robert S. Maier (\fBrsm_AT_math.arizona.edu\fP) for many improvements on the libplot output format driver and for libplot itself. .TP .B * The authors of pstotext (\fBmcjones_AT_pa.dec.com\fP and \fBbirrell_AT_pa.dec.com\fP) for giving me the permission to use their simple PostScript code for performing rotation. .TP .B * Daniel Gehriger \fBgehriger_AT_linkcad.com\fP for his help concerning the handling of Splines in the DXF format. .TP .B * Allen Barnett \fBlibemf_AT_lignumcomputing.com\fP for his work on the libEMF which allows to create WMF/EMF files under *nix systems. .TP .B * Dave \fBdave_AT_opaque.net\fP for providing the libming which is a multiplatform library for generating SWF files. .TP .B * Masatake Yamoto for the introduction of autoconf, automake and libtool into pstoedit .TP .B * Bob Friesenhahn for his help and the building of the Magick++ API to ImageMagick. .TP .B * But most important: Peter Deutsch \fBghost_AT_aladdin.com\fP and Russell Lang \fBgsview_AT_ghostgum.com.au\fP for their help and answers regarding GhostScript and gsview. .PP .SH LEGAL NOTICES .PP Trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. .PP Some code incorporated in the pstoedit package is subject to copyright or other intellectual property rights or restrictions including attribution rights. See the notes in individual files. .PP pstoedit is controlled under the Free Software Foundation GNU Public License (GPL). However, this does not apply to importps and the additional plugins. .PP Aladdin Ghostscript is a redistributable software package with copyright restrictions controlled by Aladdin Software. .PP pstoedit has no other relation to Ghostscript besides calling it in a subprocess. .PP The authors, contributors, and distributors of pstoedit are not responsible for its use for any purpose, or for the results generated thereby. .PP Restrictions such as the foregoing may apply in other countries according to international conventions and agreements. .PP .\" NOTE: This file is generated, DO NOT EDIT. pstoedit-3.62/doc/pstoedit.htm0000774000175500000000000023046112137263736013346 00000000000000 PSTOEDIT

PSTOEDIT

Dr. Wolfgang Glunz

April 2013

Version 3.62

pstoedit - a tool converting PostScript and PDF files into various vector graphic formats

Table of Contents

  • NOTES
  • ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
  • TROUBLE SHOOTING
  • RESTRICTIONS
  • FAQs
  • AUTHOR
  • CANONICAL ARCHIVE SITE
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  • LEGAL NOTICES

    • Synopsis

    From the command shell

    pstoedit [-v -help]

    pstoedit [-include name of a PostScript file to be included] [-df font name] [-nomaptoisolatin1] [-dis] [-pngimage filename - for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file.] [-q] [-nq] [-nc] [-nsp] [-mergelines] [-filledrecttostroke] [-mergetext] [-dt] [-adt] [-ndt] [-dgbm] [-correctdefinefont] [-pti] [-pta] [-xscale number] [-yscale number] [-xshift number] [-yshift number] [-centered] [-minlinewidth number] [-pagenumberformat page number format specification] [-split] [-v] [-usebbfrominput] [-ssp] [-uchar character] [-nb] [-page page number] [-flat flatness factor] [-sclip] [-ups] [-rgb] [-useagl] [-noclip] [-t2fontsast1] [-keep] [-debugfonthandling] [-gstest] [-nfr] [-glyphs] [-useoldnormalization] [-rotate angle (0-360)] [-fontmap name of font map file for pstoedit] [-pagesize page format] [-help] [-gs path to the ghostscript executable/DLL ] [-bo] [-psarg argument string] [-pslanguagelevel PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3] -f "format[:options]" [-gsregbase GhostScript base registry path] [ inputfile [outputfile] ]

    From Gsview

    Pstoedit can be called from within gsview via "Edit | Convert to vector format"

    From programs that support the ALDUS graphic import filter interface

    pstoedit can also be used as PostScript and PDF graphic import filter for several programs including MS-Office, PaintShop-Pro and PhotoLine. See http://www.pstoedit.net/importps/ for more details.

    Description

    RELEASE LEVEL

    This manpage documents release 3.62 of pstoedit.

    USE

    pstoedit converts PostScript and PDF files to various vector graphic formats. The resulting files can be edited or imported into various drawing packages. Type

    pstoedit -help

    to get a list of supported output formats. Pstoedit comes with a large set of format drivers integrated in the binary. Additional drivers can be installed as plugins and are available via http://www.pstoedit.net/plugins/. Just copy the plugins to the same directory where the pstoedit binary is installed or - under Unix like systems only - alternatively into the lib directory parallel to the bin directory where pstoedit is installed.

    However, unless you also get a license key for the plugins, the additional drivers will slightly distort the resulting graphics. See the documentation provided with the plugins for further details.

    PRINCIPLE OF CONVERSION

    pstoedit works by redefining the some basic painting operators of PostScript, e.g. stroke or show (bitmaps drawn by the image operator are not supported by all output formats.) After redefining these operators, the PostScript or PDF file that needs to be converted is processed by a PostScript interpreter, e.g., Ghostscript (gs(1)). You normally need to have a PostScript interpreter installed in order to use this program. However, you can perform some "back end only" processing of files following the conventions of the pstoedit intermediate formate by specifying the -bo option. See "Available formats and their specific options" below.

    The output that is written by the interpreter due to the redefinition of the drawing operators is a sort of 'flat' PostScript file that contains only simple operations like moveto, lineto, show, etc. You can look at this file using the -f debug option.

    This output is read by end-processing functions of pstoedit and triggers the drawing functions in the selected output format driver sometime called also "backend".

    NOTES

    If you want to process PDF files directly, your PostScript interpreter must provide this feature, as does Ghostscript. Aladdin Ghostscript is recommended for processing PDF and PostScript files.

    Options

    General options

    [-include name of a PostScript file to be included]
    This options allows to specify an additional PostScript file that will be executed just before the normal input is read. This is helpful for including specific page settings or for disabling potentially unsafe PostScript operators, e.g., file, renamefile, or deletefile.

    [-xscale number]
    scale by a factor in x-direction

    [-yscale number]
    scale by a factor in y-direction

    [-xshift number]
    shift image in x-direction

    [-yshift number]
    shift image in y-direction

    [-centered]
    center image before scaling or shifting

    [-minlinewidth number]
    minimal line width. All lines thinner than this will be drawn in this line width - especially zero-width lines

    [-pagenumberformat page number format specification]
    format specification for page numbers in file name if -split is used. The specification is used to create the page number using sprintf.The specification shall not include the leading

    [-split]
    Create a new file for each page of the input. For this the output filename must contain a %d which is replaced with the current page number. This option is automatically switched on for output formats that don't support multiple pages within one file, e.g. fig or gnuplot.

    [-usebbfrominput]
    If specified, pstoedit uses the BoundingBox as is (hopefully) found in the input file instead of one that is calculated by its own.

    [-page page number]
    Select a single page from a multi page PostScript or PDF file.

    [-rgb]
    Since version 3.30 pstoedit uses the CMYK colors internally. The -rgb option turns on the old behavior to use RGB values.

    [-useagl]
    use Adobe Glyph List instead of the IsoLatin1 table (this is experimental)

    [-noclip]
    don't use clipping (relevant only if output format supports clipping at all)

    [-rotate angle (0-360)]
    Rotage image by angle.

    [-pagesize page format]
    set page size for output medium. This option sets the page size for the output medium. Currently this is just used by the libplot output format driver, but might be used by other output format drivers in future. The page size is specified in terms of the usual page size names, e.g. letter or a4.

    [-help]
    show the help information

    [-gs path to the ghostscript executable/DLL ]
    tells pstoedit which ghostscript executable/DLL to use - overwrites the internal search heuristic

    [-bo]
    You can run backend processing only (without the PostScript interpreter frontend) by first running pstoedit -f dump infile dumpfile and then running pstoedit -f format -bo dumpfile outfile.

    [-psarg argument string]
    The string given with this option is passed directly to Ghostscript when Ghostscript is called to process the PostScript file for pstoedit. For example: -psarg "-r300x300". This causes the resolution to be changed to 300x300 dpi. (With older versions of GhostScript, changing the resolution this way has an effect only if the -dis option is given.) If you want to pass multiple options to Ghostscript you can use multiple -psarg options -psarg opt1 -psarg opt2 -psarg opt2. See the GhostScript manual for other possible options.

    [-pslanguagelevel PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3]
    PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3 You can switch Ghostscript into PostScript Level 1 only mode by -pslanguagelevel 1. This can be useful for example if the PostScript file to be converted uses some Level 2 specific custom color models that are not supported by pstoedit. However, this requires that the PostScript program checks for the PostScript level supported by the interpreter and "acts" accordingly. The default language level is 3.

    -f "format[:options]"
    target output format recognized by pstoedit. Since other format drivers can be loaded dynamically, type pstoedit -help to get a full list of formats. See "Available formats and their specific options " below for an explanation of the [:options] to -f format. If the format option is not given, pstoedit tries to guess the target format from the suffix of the output filename. However, in a lot of cases, this is not a unique mapping and hence pstoedit demands the -f option.

    [-gsregbase GhostScript base registry path]
    registry path to use as a base path when searching GhostScript interpreter This option provides means to specify a registry key under HKLM/Software where to search for GS interpreter key, version and GS_DLL / GS_LIB values. Example: "-gsregbase MyCompany" means that HKLM/Software/MyCompany/GPL GhostScript would be searched instead of HKLM/Software/GPL GhostScript.

    Text and font handling related options

    [-df font name]
    Sometimes fonts embedded in a PostScript program do not have a fontname. For example, this happens in PostScript files generated by dvips(1). In such a case pstoedit uses a replacement font. The default for this is Courier. Another font can be specified using the -df option. -df Helvetica causes all unnamed fonts to be replaced by Helvetica.

    [-nomaptoisolatin1]
    Normally pstoedit maps all character codes to the ones defined by the ISO-Latin1 encoding. If you specify -nomaptoisolatin1 then the encoding from the input PostScript is passed unchanged to the output. This may result in strange text output but on the other hand may be the only way to get some fonts converted appropriately. Try what fits best to your concrete case.

    [-pngimage filename - for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file.]
    for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file

    [-dt]
    Draw text - Text is drawn as polygons. This might produce a large output file. This option is automatically switched on if the selected output format does not support text, e.g. gnuplot(1).

    [-adt]
    Automatic Draw text - This option turns on the -dt option selectively for fonts that seem to be no normal text fonts, e.g. Symbol..

    [-ndt]
    Never Draw text - fully disable the heuristics used by pstoedit to decide when to "draw" text instead of showing it as text. This may produce incorrect results, but in some cases it might nevertheless be useful. "Use at own risk".

    [-dgbm]
    experimental - draw also bitmaps generated by fonts/glyphs

    [-correctdefinefont]
    Some PostScript files, e.g. such as generated by ChemDraw, use the PostScript definefont operator in way that is incompatible with pstoedit's assumptions. The new font is defined by copying an old font without changing the FontName of the new font. When this option is applied, some "patches" are done after a definefont in order to make it again compatible with pstoedit's assumptions. This option is not enabled per default, since it may break other PostScript file. It is tested only with ChemDraw generated files.

    [-pti]
    Precision text - Normally a text string is drawn as it occurs in the input file. However, in some situations, this might produce wrongly positioned characters. This is due to limitiations in most output formats of pstoedit. They cannot represent text with arbitray inter-letter spacing which is easily possible in PDF and PostScript. With -pta, each character of a text string is placed separately. With -pti, this is done only in cases when there is a non zero inter-letter spacing. The downside of "precision text" is a bigger file size and hard to edit text.

    [-pta]
    see -pti

    [-uchar character]
    Sometimes pstoedit cannot map a character from the encoding used by the PostScript file to the font encoding of the target format. In this case pstoedit replaces the input character by a special character in order to show all the places that couldn't be mapped correctly. The default for this is a "#". Using the -uchar option it is possible to specify another character to be used instead. If you want to use a space, use -uchar " ".

    [-t2fontsast1]
    Handle type 2 fonts same as type 1. Type 2 fonts sometimes occur as embedded fonts within PDF files. In the default mode, text using such fonts is drawn as polygons since pstoedit assumes that such a font is not available on the users machine. If this option is set, pstoedit assumes that the internal encoding follows the same as for a standard font and generates normal text output. This assumption may not be true in all cases. But it is nearly impossible for pstoedit to verify this assumption - it would have to do a sort of OCR.

    [-nfr]
    In normal mode pstoedit replaces bitmap fonts with a font as defined by the -df option. This is done, because most output formats can't handle such fonts. This behavior can be switched off using the -nfr option but then it strongly depends on the application reading the the generated file whether the file is usable and correctly interpreted or not. Any problems are then out of control of pstoedit.

    [-glyphs]
    pass glyph names to the output format driver. So far no output format driver really uses the glyph names, so this does not have any effect at the moment. It is a preparation for future work.

    [-useoldnormalization]
    Just use this option in case the new heuristic introduced in 3.5 doesn't produce correct results - however, this normalization of font encoding will always be a best-effort approach since there is no real general solution to it with reasonable effort

    [-fontmap name of font map file for pstoedit]
    The font map is a simple text file containing lines in the following format:

    document_font_name target_font_name
    Lines beginning with % are considerd comments
    If a font name contains spaces, use the "font name with spaces" notation.

    If a target_font_name starts with /, it is regarded as alias to a former entry.

    Each font name found in the document is checked against this mapping and if there is a corresponding entry, the new name is used for the output.

    If the -fontmap option is not specified, pstoedit automatically looks for the file drivername.fmp in the installation directory and uses that file as a default fontmap file if available. The installation directory is:

    • Windows: The same directory where the pstoedit executable is located

    • Unix:
      <The directory where the pstoedit executably is located> /../lib/

    The mpost.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit distibution is a sample map file with mappings from over 5000 PostScript font names to their TeXequivalents. This is useful because MetaPost is frequently used with TeX/LaTeX and those programs don't use standard font names. This file and the MetaPost output format driver are provided by Scott Pakin (scott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org). Another example is wemf.fmp to be used under Windows. See the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution. After loading the implicit (based on driver name) or explicit (based on the -fontmap option) font map file, a system specific map file is searched and loaded from the installation directory (unix.fmp or windows.fmp). This file can be used to redirect certain fonts to system specific names using the /AliasName notation described above.

    Debug options

    [-dis]
    Open a display during processing by Ghostscript. Some files only work correctly this way.

    [-q]
    quiet mode - do not write startup message

    [-nq]
    No exit from the PostScript interpreter. Normally Ghostscript exits after processing the pstoedit input-file. For debugging it can be useful to avoid this. If you do, you will have to type quit at the GS> prompt to exit from Ghostscript.

    [-v]
    Switch on verbose mode. Some additional information is shown during processing.

    [-nb]
    Since version 3.10 pstoedit uses the -dDELAYBIND option when calling GhostScript. Previously the -dNOBIND option was used instead but that sometimes caused problems if a user's PostScript file overloaded standard PostScript operator with totally new semantic, e.g. lt for lineto instead of the standard meaning of "less than". Using -nb the old style can be activated again in case the -dDELAYBIND gives different results as before. In such a case please also contact the author.

    [-ups]
    write text as plain string instead of hex string in intermediate format - normally useful for trouble shooting and debugging only.

    [-keep]
    keep the intermediate files produced by pstoedit - for debug purposes only

    [-debugfonthandling]
    writes verbose messages related to internal font processing - for debug purposes only

    [-gstest]
    perform a basic test for the interworking with GhostScript

    Drawing related options

    [-nc]
    no curves. Normally pstoedit tries to keep curves from the input and transfers them to the output if the output format supports curves. If the output format does not support curves, then pstoedit replaces curves by a series of lines (see also -flat option). However, in some cases the user might wish to have this behavior also for output formats that originally support curves. This can be forced via the -nc option.

    [-nsp]
    normally subpathes are used if the output format support them. This option turns off subpathes.

    [-mergelines]
    Some output formats permit the representation of filled polygons with edges that are in a different color than the fill color. Since PostScript does not support this by the standard drawing primitives directly, drawing programs typically generate two objects (the outline and the filled polygon) into the PostScript output. pstoedit is able to recombine these, if they follow each other directly and you specify -mergelines. However, this merging is not supported by all output formats due to restrictions in the target format.

    [-filledrecttostroke]
    Rectangles filled with a solid color can be converted to a stroked line with a width that corresponds to the width of the rectangle. This is of primary interest for output formats which do not support filled polygons at all. But it is restricted to rectangles only, i.e. it is not supported for general polygons

    [-mergetext]
    In order to produce nice looking text output, programs producing PostScript files often split words into smaller pieces which are then placed individually on adjacent positions. However, such split text is hard to edit later on and hence it is sometime better to recombine these pieces again to form a word (or even sequence of words). For this pstoedit implements some heuristics about what text pieces are to be considered parts of a split word. This is based on the geometrical proximity of the different parts and seems to work quite well so far. But there are certainly cases where this simple heuristic fails. So please check the results carefully.

    [-ssp]
    simulate sub paths. Several output formats don't support PostScript pathes containing sub pathes, i.e. pathes with intermediate movetos. In the normal case, each subpath is treated as an independent path for such output formats. This can lead to bad looking results. The most common case where this happens is if you use the -dt option and show some text with letters like e, o, or b, i.e. letter that have a "hole". When the -ssp option is set, pstoedit tries to eliminate these problems. However, this option is CPU time intensive!

    [-flat flatness factor]
    If the output format does not support curves in the way PostScript does or if the -nc option is specified, all curves are approximated by lines. Using the -flat option one can control this approximation. This parameter is directly converted to a PostScript setflat command. Higher numbers, e.g. 10 give rougher, lower numbers, e.g. 0.1 finer approximations.

    [-sclip]
    simulate clipping. Most output formats of pstoedit don't have native support for clipping. For that pstoedit offers an option to perform the clipping of the graphics directly without passing the clippath to the output driver. However, this results in curves being replaced by a lot of line segments and thus larger output files. So use this option only if your output looks different from the input due to clipping. In addition, this "simulated clipping" is not exactly the same as defined in PostScript. There might be lines drawn at the double size. Also clipping of text is not supported unless you also use the -dt option.

    Input and outfile file arguments

    [ inputfile [outputfile] ]

    If neither an input nor an output file is given as argument, pstoedit works as filter reading from standard input and writing to standard output. The special filename "-" can also be used. It represents standard input if it is the first on the command line and standard output if it is the second. So "pstoedit - output.xxx" reads from standard input and writes to output.xxx

    Available formats and their specific options

    pstoedit allows passing individual options to a output format driver. This is done by appending all options to the format specified after the -f option. The format specifier and its options must be separated by a colon (:). If more than one option needs to be passed to the output format driver, the whole argument to -f must be enclosed within double-quote characters, thus:

    -f "format[:option option ...]"

    To see which options are supported by a specific format, type: pstoedit -f format:-help

    The following description of the different formats supported by pstoedit is extracted from the source code of the individual drivers.

    psf - Flattened PostScript (no curves)
    No driver specific options
    ps - Simplified PostScript with curves
    No driver specific options
    debug - for test purposes
    No driver specific options
    dump - for test purposes (same as debug)
    No driver specific options
    gs - any device that GhostScript provides - use gs:format, e.g. gs:pdfwrite
    No driver specific options
    ps2ai - Adobe Illustrator via ps2ai.ps of GhostScript
    No driver specific options
    gmfa - ASCII GNU metafile
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    gmfb - binary GNU metafile
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot - GNU libplot output types, e.g. plot:-plotformat X
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-cgm - cgm via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-ai - ai via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-svg - svg via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-ps - ps via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-fig - fig via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-pcl - pcl via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-hpgl - hpgl via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    plot-tek - tek via GNU libplot
    [-plotformat string]
    plotutil format to generate

    magick - MAGICK driver
    This driver uses the C++ API of ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick to finally produce different output formats. The output format is determined automatically by Image/GraphicsMagick based on the suffix of the output filename. So an output file test.png will force the creation of an image in PNG format.

    No driver specific options

    swf - SWF driver:
    [-cubic]
    cubic ???

    [-trace]
    trace ???

    svg - scalable vector graphics
    [-localdtd]
    use local DTD

    [-standalone]
    create stand-alone type svg

    [-withdtd]
    write DTD

    [-withgrouping]
    write also ordinary save/restores as SVG group

    [-nogroupedpath]
    do not write a group around pathes

    [-noviewbox]
    don't write a view box

    [-texmode]
    TeX Mode

    [-imagetofile]
    write raster images to separate files instead of embedding them

    [-notextrendering]
    do not write textrendering attribute

    [-border number]
    additional border to draw around bare bounding box (in percent of width and height)

    [-title string]
    text to use as title for the generated document

    xaml - eXtensible Application Markup Language
    [-localdtd]
    use local DTD

    [-standalone]
    create stand-alone type svg

    [-withdtd]
    write DTD

    [-withgrouping]
    write also ordinary save/restores as SVG group

    [-nogroupedpath]
    do not write a group around pathes

    [-noviewbox]
    don't write a view box

    [-texmode]
    TeX Mode

    [-imagetofile]
    write raster images to separate files instead of embedding them

    [-notextrendering]
    do not write textrendering attribute

    [-border number]
    additional border to draw around bare bounding box (in percent of width and height)

    [-title string]
    text to use as title for the generated document

    cgmb1 - CGM binary Format (V1)
    No driver specific options
    cgmb - CGM binary Format (V3)
    No driver specific options
    cgmt - CGM textual Format
    No driver specific options
    mif - (Frame)Maker Intermediate Format
    [-nopage]
    do not add a separate Page entry

    rtf - RTF Format
    No driver specific options
    wemf - Wogls version of EMF
    [-df]
    write info about font processing

    [-dumpfontmap]
    write info about font mapping

    [-size:psbbox]
    use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size

    [-size:fullpage]
    set the size to the size of a full page

    [-size:automatic]
    let windows calculate the bounding box (default)

    [-keepimages]
    debug option - keep the embedded bitmaps as external files

    [-useoldpolydraw]
    do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it - sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files

    [-OO]
    generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file

    wemfc - Wogls version of EMF with experimental clip support
    [-df]
    write info about font processing

    [-dumpfontmap]
    write info about font mapping

    [-size:psbbox]
    use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size

    [-size:fullpage]
    set the size to the size of a full page

    [-size:automatic]
    let windows calculate the bounding box (default)

    [-keepimages]
    debug option - keep the embedded bitmaps as external files

    [-useoldpolydraw]
    do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it - sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files

    [-OO]
    generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file

    wemfnss - Wogls version of EMF - no subpathes
    [-df]
    write info about font processing

    [-dumpfontmap]
    write info about font mapping

    [-size:psbbox]
    use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size

    [-size:fullpage]
    set the size to the size of a full page

    [-size:automatic]
    let windows calculate the bounding box (default)

    [-keepimages]
    debug option - keep the embedded bitmaps as external files

    [-useoldpolydraw]
    do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it - sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files

    [-OO]
    generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file

    hpgl - HPGL code
    [-penplotter]
    plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths)

    [-pencolorsfromfile]
    read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory

    [-pencolors number]
    maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) -

    [-filltype string]
    select fill type e.g. FT 1

    [-hpgl2]
    Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1

    [-rot90]
    rotate hpgl by 90 degrees

    [-rot180]
    rotate hpgl by 180 degrees

    [-rot270]
    rotate hpgl by 270 degrees

    pcl - PCL code
    [-penplotter]
    plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths)

    [-pencolorsfromfile]
    read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory

    [-pencolors number]
    maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) -

    [-filltype string]
    select fill type e.g. FT 1

    [-hpgl2]
    Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1

    [-rot90]
    rotate hpgl by 90 degrees

    [-rot180]
    rotate hpgl by 180 degrees

    [-rot270]
    rotate hpgl by 270 degrees

    pic - PIC format for troff et.al.
    [-troff]
    troff mode (default is groff)

    [-landscape]
    landscape output

    [-portrait]
    portrait output

    [-keepfont]
    print unrecognized literally

    [-text]
    try not to make pictures from running text

    [-debug]
    enable debug output

    asy - Asymptote Format
    No driver specific options
    cairo - cairo driver
    generates compilable c code for rendering with cairo

    [-pango]
    use pango for font rendering

    [-funcname string]
    sets the base name for the generated functions and variables. e.g. myfig

    [-header string]
    sets the output file name for the generated C header file. e.g. myfig.h

    cfdg - Context Free Design Grammar
    Context Free Design Grammar, usable by Context Free Art (http://www.contextfreeart.org/)

    No driver specific options

    dxf - CAD exchange format
    [-polyaslines]
    use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF

    [-mm]
    use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4)

    [-ctl]
    map colors to layers

    [-splineaspolyline]
    approximate splines with PolyLines (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasnurb]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasbspline]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineassinglespline]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasmultispline]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasbezier]
    use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineprecision number]
    number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with -splineaspolyline or -splineasmultispline - should be >= 2 (default 5)

    [-dumplayernames]
    dump all layer names found to standard output

    [-layers string]
    layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space)

    [-layerfilter string]
    layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space)

    dxf_s - CAD exchange format with splines
    [-polyaslines]
    use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF

    [-mm]
    use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4)

    [-ctl]
    map colors to layers

    [-splineaspolyline]
    approximate splines with PolyLines (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasnurb]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasbspline]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineassinglespline]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasmultispline]
    experimental (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineasbezier]
    use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for -f dxf_s)

    [-splineprecision number]
    number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with -splineaspolyline or -splineasmultispline - should be >= 2 (default 5)

    [-dumplayernames]
    dump all layer names found to standard output

    [-layers string]
    layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space)

    [-layerfilter string]
    layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space)

    fig - .fig format for xfig
    The xfig format driver supports special fontnames, which may be produced by using a fontmap file. The following types of names are supported : 
    General notation: 
"Postscript Font Name" ((LaTeX|PostScript|empty)(::special)::)XFigFontName
 
Examples:

Helvetica LaTeX::SansSerif
Courier LaTeX::special::Typewriter
GillSans "AvantGarde Demi"
Albertus PostScript::special::"New Century Schoolbook Italic" 
Symbol ::special::Symbol (same as Postscript::special::Symbol)
    See also the file examplefigmap.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution for an example font map file for xfig. Please note that the Fontname has to be among those supported by xfig. See - http://www.xfig.org/userman/fig-format.html for a list of legal font names

    [-startdepth number]
    Set the initial depth (default 999)

    [-metric]
    Switch to centimeter display (default inches)

    [-usecorrectfontsize]
    don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig

    [-depth number]
    Set the page depth in inches (default 11)

    xfig - .fig format for xfig
    See fig format for more details.

    [-startdepth number]
    Set the initial depth (default 999)

    [-metric]
    Switch to centimeter display (default inches)

    [-usecorrectfontsize]
    don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig

    [-depth number]
    Set the page depth in inches (default 11)

    tfig - .fig format for xfig
    Test only

    [-startdepth number]
    Set the initial depth (default 999)

    [-metric]
    Switch to centimeter display (default inches)

    [-usecorrectfontsize]
    don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig

    [-depth number]
    Set the page depth in inches (default 11)

    gcode - emc2 gcode format
    See also: http://linuxcnc.org/

    No driver specific options

    gnuplot - gnuplot format
    No driver specific options
    gschem - gschem format
    See also: http://www.geda.seul.org/tools/gschem/

    No driver specific options

    idraw - Interviews draw format (EPS)
    No driver specific options
    java1 - java 1 applet source code
    [java class name string]
    name of java class to generate

    java2 - java 2 source code
    [java class name string]
    name of java class to generate

    kil - .kil format for Kontour
    No driver specific options
    latex2e - LaTeX2e picture format
    [-integers]
    round all coordinates to the nearest integer

    lwo - LightWave 3D Object Format
    No driver specific options
    mma - Mathematica Graphics
    [-eofillfills]
    Filling is used for eofill (default is not to fill)

    mpost - MetaPost Format
    No driver specific options
    noixml - Nemetschek NOI XML format
    Nemetschek Object Interface XML format

    [-r string]
    Allplan resource file

    [-bsl number]
    Bezier Split Level (default 3)

    pcbi - engrave data - insulate/PCB format
    See http://home.vr-web.de/~hans-juergen-jahn/software/devpcb.html for more details.

    No driver specific options

    pcb - pcb format
    See also: http://pcb.sourceforge.net and http://www.penguin.cz/~utx/pstoedit-pcb/

    [-grid missing arg name]
    attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer

    [-snapdist missing arg name]
    grid snap distance ratio (0 < snapdist <= 0.5, default 0.1)

    [-tshiftx missing arg name]
    additional x shift measured in target units (mils)

    [-tshifty missing arg name]
    additional y shift measured in target units (mils)

    [-grid missing arg name]
    attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer

    [-mm]
    Switch to metric units (mm)

    [-stdnames]
    use standard layer names instead of descriptive names

    [-forcepoly]
    force all objects to be interpreted as polygons

    pcbfill - pcb format with fills
    See also: http://pcb.sourceforge.net

    No driver specific options

    pdf - Adobe's Portable Document Format
    No driver specific options
    pptx - PresentationML (PowerPoint) format
    This is the format used internally by Microsoft PowerPoint. LibreOffice can also read/write PowerPoint files albeit with some lack of functionality.

    [-colors string]
    "original" to retain original colors (default), "theme" to convert randomly to theme colors, or "theme-lum" also to vary luminance

    [-fonts string]
    use "windows" fonts (default), "native" fonts, or convert to the "theme" font

    [-embed string]
    embed fonts, specified as a comma-separated list of EOT-format font files

    rib - RenderMan Interface Bytestream
    No driver specific options
    rpl - Real3D Programming Language Format
    No driver specific options
    sample - sample driver: if you don't want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again
    this is a long description for the sample driver

    [-sampleoption integer]
    just an example

    sk - Sketch Format
    No driver specific options
    svm - StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile
    StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile, readable from OpenOffice.org 1.0/StarOffice 6.0 and above.

    [-m]
    map to Arial

    [-nf]
    emulate narrow fonts

    text - text in different forms
    [-height number]
    page height in terms of characters

    [-width number]
    page width in terms of characters

    [-dump]
    dump text pieces

    tgif - Tgif .obj format
    [-ta]
    text as attribute

    tk - tk and/or tk applet source code
    [-R]
    swap HW

    [-I]
    no impress

    [-n string]
    tagnames

    vtk - VTK driver: if you don't want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again
    this is a long description for the VTKe driver

    [-VTKeoption integer]
    just an example

    wmf - Windows metafile
    [-m]
    map to Arial

    [-nf]
    emulate narrow fonts

    [-drawbb]
    draw bounding box

    [-p]
    prune line ends

    [-nfw]
    Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix the only option is to use the -pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the -nfw options provides a sort of compromise between portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again - this option has no meaning when pstoedit is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable but nevertheless not split and still looks fine.

    [-winbb]
    let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only)

    [-OO]
    generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file

    emf - Enhanced Windows metafile
    [-m]
    map to Arial

    [-nf]
    emulate narrow fonts

    [-drawbb]
    draw bounding box

    [-p]
    prune line ends

    [-nfw]
    Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix the only option is to use the -pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the -nfw options provides a sort of compromise between portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again - this option has no meaning when pstoedit is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable but nevertheless not split and still looks fine.

    [-winbb]
    let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only)

    [-OO]
    generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file

    NOTES

    autotrace

    pstoedit cooperates with autotrace. Autotrace can now produce a dump file for further processing by pstoedit using the -bo (backend only) option. Autotrace is a program written by a group around Martin Weber and can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/autotrace/.

    Ps2ai

    The ps2ai output format driver is not a native pstoedit output format driver. It does not use the pstoedit postcript flattener, instead it uses the PostScript program ps2ai.ps which is installed in the GhostScript distribution directory. It is included to provide the same "look-and-feel" for the conversion to AI. The additional benefit is that this conversion is now available also via the "convert-to-vector" menu of Gsview. However, lot's of files don't convert nicely or at all using ps2ai.ps. So a native pstoedit driver would be much better. Anyone out there to take this? The AI format is usable for example by Mayura Draw (http://www.mayura.com). Also a driver to the Mayura native format would be nice.

    An alternative to the ps2ai based driver is available via the -f plot:ai format if the libplot(ter) is installed.

    You should use a version of GhostScript greater than or equal to 6.00 for using the ps2ai output format driver.

    MetaPost

    Note that, as far as Scott knows, MetaPost does not support PostScript's eofill. The metapost output format driver just converts eofill to fill, and issues a warning if verbose is set. Fortunately, very few PostScript programs rely on the even-odd fill rule, even though many specify it.

    For more on MetaPost see:

    http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/hobby/MetaPost.html

    Context Free - CFDG

    The driver for the CFDG format (drvcfdg) defines one shape per page of PostScript, but only the first shape is actually rendered (unless the user edits the generated CFDG code, of course). CFDG doesn't support multi-page output, so this probably a reasonable thing to do.

    For more on Context Free see: http://www.contextfreeart.org/

    LaTeX2e

    • LaTeX2e's picture environment is not very powerful. As a result, many elementary PostScript constructs are ignored -- fills, line thicknesses (besides "thick" and "thin"), and dash patterns, to name a few. Furthermore, complex pictures may overrun TeX's memory capacity.

    • Some PostScript constructs are not supported directly by "picture", but can be handled by external packages. If a figure uses color, the top-level document will need to do a "\usepackage{color}". And if a figure contains rotated text, the top-level document will need to do a "\usepackage{rotating}".

    • All lengths, coordinates, and font sizes output by the output format driver are in terms of \unitlength, so scaling a figure is simply a matter of doing a "\setlength{\unitlength}{...}".

    • The output format driver currently supports one output format driver specific option, "integers", which rounds all lengths, coordinates, and font sizes to the nearest integer. This makes hand-editing the picture a little nicer.

    • Why is this output format driver useful? One answer is portability; any LaTeX2e system can handle the picture environment, even if it can't handle PostScript graphics. (pdfLaTeX comes to mind here.) A second answer is that pictures can be edited easily to contain any arbitrary LaTeX2e code. For instance, the text in a figure can be modified to contain complex mathematics, non-Latin alphabets, bibliographic citations, or -- the real reason Scott wrote the LaTeX2e output format driver -- hyperlinks to the surrounding document (with help from the hyperref package).

    Creating a new output format driver

    To implement a new output format driver you can start from drvsampl.cpp and drvsampl.h. See also comments in drvbase.h and drvfuncs.h for an explanation of methods that should be implemented for a new output format driver.

    ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

    A default PostScript interpreter to be called by pstoedit is specified at compile time. You can overwrite the default by setting the GS environment variable to the name of a suitable PostScript interpreter.

    You can check which name of a PostScript interpreter was compiled into pstoedit using: pstoedit -help -v.

    See the GhostScript manual for descriptions of environment variables used by Ghostscript most importantly GS_FONTPATH and GS_LIB; other environment variables also affect output to display, print, and additional filtering and processing. See the related documentation.

    pstoedit allocates temporary files using the function tempnam(3). Thus the location for temporary files might be controllable by other environment variables used by this function. See the tempnam(3) manpage for descriptions of environment variables used. On UNIX like system this is probably the TMPDIR variable, on DOS/WINDOWS either TMP or TEMP.

    TROUBLE SHOOTING

    If you have problems with pstoedit first try whether Ghostscript successfully displays your file. If yes, then try pstoedit -f ps infile.ps testfile.ps and check whether testfile.ps still displays correctly using Ghostscript. If this file doesn't look correctly then there seems to be a problem with pstoedit's PostScript frontend. If this file looks good but the output for a specific format is wrong, the problem is probably in the output format driver for the specific format. In either case send bug fixes and reports to the author.

    A common problem with PostScript files is that the PostScript file redefines one of the standard PostScript operators inconsistently. There is no effect of this if you just print the file since the original PostScript "program" uses these new operator in the new meaning and does not use the original ones anymoew. However, when run under the control of pstoedit, these operators are expected to work with the original semantics.

    So far I've seen redefinitions for:

    • lt - "less-then" to mean "draw a line to"
    • string - "create a string object" to mean "draw a string"
    • length - "get the length of e.g. a string" to a "float constant"

    I've included work-arounds for the ones mentioned above, but some others could show up in addition to those.

    RESTRICTIONS

    • Non-standard fonts (e.g. TeXbitmap fonts) are mapped to a default font which can be changed using the -df option. pstoedit chooses the size of the replacement font such that the width of the string in the original font is the same as in the replacement font. This is done for each text fragment displayed. Special character encoding support is limited in this case. If a character cannot be mapped into the target format, pstoedit displays a '#' instead. See also the -uchar option.

    • pstoedit supports bitmap graphics only for some output format drivers.

    • Some output format drivers, e.g. the Gnuplot output format driver or the 3D output format driver (rpl, lwo, rib) do not support text.

    • For most output format drivers pstoedit does not support clipping (mainly due to limitations in the target format). You can try to use the -sclip option to simulate clipping. However, this doesn't work in all cases as expected.

    • Special note about the Java output format drivers (java1 and java2). The java output format drivers generate a java source file that needs other files in order to be compiled and usable. These other files are Java classes (one applet and support classes) that allow to step through the individual pages of a converted PostScript document. This applet can easily be activated from a html-document. See the contrib/java/java1/readme_java1.txt or contrib/java/java2/readme_java2.htm file for more details.

    FAQs

    1. Why do letters like O or B get strange if converted to tgif/xfig using the -dt option?

      This is because most output format drivers don't support composite paths with intermediate gaps (moveto's) and second don't support very well the (eo)fill operators of PostScript (winding rule). For such objects pstoedit breaks them into smaller objects whenever such a gap is found. This results in the "hole" beeing filled with black color instead of beeing transparent. Since version 3.11 you can try the -ssp option in combination with the xfig output format driver.

    2. Why does pstoedit produce ugly results from PostScript files generated by dvips?

      TeX documents usually use bitmap fonts. Such fonts cannot be used as native font in other format. So pstoedit replaces the TeX font with another native font. Of course, the replacement font will in most cases produce another look, especially if mathematical symbols are used. Try to use PostScript fonts instead of the bitmap fonts when generating a PostScript file from TeX or LaTeX.

    AUTHOR

    Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net, http://de.linkedin.com/in/wolfgangglunz

    CANONICAL ARCHIVE SITE

    http://www.pstoedit.net/pstoedit/

    At this site you also find more information about pstoedit and related programs and hints how to subscribe to a mailing list in order to get informed about new releases and bug-fixes.

    If you like pstoedit - please express so also at Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/pstoedit/260606183958062.

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    LEGAL NOTICES

    Trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.

    Some code incorporated in the pstoedit package is subject to copyright or other intellectual property rights or restrictions including attribution rights. See the notes in individual files.

    pstoedit is controlled under the Free Software Foundation GNU Public License (GPL). However, this does not apply to importps and the additional plugins.

    Aladdin Ghostscript is a redistributable software package with copyright restrictions controlled by Aladdin Software.

    pstoedit has no other relation to Ghostscript besides calling it in a subprocess.

    The authors, contributors, and distributors of pstoedit are not responsible for its use for any purpose, or for the results generated thereby.

    Restrictions such as the foregoing may apply in other countries according to international conventions and agreements.

    pstoedit-3.62/doc/pstoedit.tex0000774000175500000000000017515012137263735013360 00000000000000\documentclass[english,a4paper]{article} \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc} \usepackage{babel} %% do we have the fancyhdr package? \IfFileExists{fancyhdr.sty}{ \usepackage[fancyhdr]{latex2man} }{ %% do we have the fancyheadings package? \IfFileExists{fancyheadings.sty}{ \usepackage[fancy]{latex2man} }{ \usepackage[nofancy]{latex2man} \message{no fancyhdr or fancyheadings package present, discard it} }} \setVersionWord{Version} %%% that's the default, no need to set it. \setVersion{3.62} \setDate{April 2013} \setlength{\emergencystretch}{1.5em} \usepackage{url} \let\URL\url \let\Email\url \let\File\url \begin{document} \begin{Name}{1}{pstoedit}{Dr. Wolfgang Glunz}{Conversion Tools}{PSTOEDIT} \Prog{pstoedit} - a tool converting PostScript and PDF files into various vector graphic formats \end{Name} \section{Synopsis} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \subsection{From the command shell} \Prog{pstoedit} \oOpt{-v -help} \\ \Prog{pstoedit} \oOptArg{-include}{~name of a PostScript file to be included} \oOptArg{-df}{~font name} \oOpt{-nomaptoisolatin1} \oOpt{-dis} \oOptArg{-pngimage}{~filename - for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file.} \oOpt{-q} \oOpt{-nq} \oOpt{-nc} \oOpt{-nsp} \oOpt{-mergelines} \oOpt{-filledrecttostroke} \oOpt{-mergetext} \oOpt{-dt} \oOpt{-adt} \oOpt{-ndt} \oOpt{-dgbm} \oOpt{-correctdefinefont} \oOpt{-pti} \oOpt{-pta} \oOptArg{-xscale}{~number} \oOptArg{-yscale}{~number} \oOptArg{-xshift}{~number} \oOptArg{-yshift}{~number} \oOpt{-centered} \oOptArg{-minlinewidth}{~number} \oOptArg{-pagenumberformat}{~page number format specification} \oOpt{-split} \oOpt{-v} \oOpt{-usebbfrominput} \oOpt{-ssp} \oOptArg{-uchar}{~character} \oOpt{-nb} \oOptArg{-page}{~page number} \oOptArg{-flat}{~flatness factor} \oOpt{-sclip} \oOpt{-ups} \oOpt{-rgb} \oOpt{-useagl} \oOpt{-noclip} \oOpt{-t2fontsast1} \oOpt{-keep} \oOpt{-debugfonthandling} \oOpt{-gstest} \oOpt{-nfr} \oOpt{-glyphs} \oOpt{-useoldnormalization} \oOptArg{-rotate}{~angle (0-360)} \oOptArg{-fontmap}{~name of font map file for pstoedit} \oOptArg{-pagesize}{~page format} \oOpt{-help} \oOptArg{-gs}{~path to the ghostscript executable/DLL } \oOpt{-bo} \oOptArg{-psarg}{~argument string} \oOptArg{-pslanguagelevel}{~PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3} \OptArg{-f}{~"format\Lbr:options\Rbr"} \oOptArg{-gsregbase}{~GhostScript base registry path} [ inputfile [outputfile] ] \subsection{From Gsview} Pstoedit can be called from within gsview via "\textbf{Edit | Convert to vector format}" \subsection{From programs that support the ALDUS graphic import filter interface} \Prog{pstoedit} can also be used as PostScript and PDF graphic import filter for several programs including MS-Office, PaintShop-Pro and PhotoLine. See \URL{http://www.pstoedit.net/importps/} for more details. \section{Description} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \subsection{RELEASE LEVEL} This manpage documents release \Version\ of \Prog{pstoedit}. \subsection{USE} \Prog{pstoedit} converts PostScript and PDF files to various vector graphic formats. The resulting files can be edited or imported into various drawing packages. Type \textbf{pstoedit -help} \noindent to get a list of supported output formats. Pstoedit comes with a large set of format drivers integrated in the binary. Additional drivers can be installed as plugins and are available via \URL{http://www.pstoedit.net/plugins/}. Just copy the plugins to the same directory where the pstoedit binary is installed or - under Unix like systems only - alternatively into the lib directory parallel to the bin directory where pstoedit is installed. However, unless you also get a license key for the plugins, the additional drivers will slightly distort the resulting graphics. See the documentation provided with the plugins for further details. \subsection{PRINCIPLE OF CONVERSION} \Prog{pstoedit} works by redefining the some basic painting operators of PostScript, e.g. \textbf{stroke} or \textbf{show} (bitmaps drawn by the image operator are not supported by all output formats.) After redefining these operators, the PostScript or PDF file that needs to be converted is processed by a PostScript interpreter, e.g., Ghostscript (\Cmd{gs}{1}). You normally need to have a PostScript interpreter installed in order to use this program. However, you can perform some "back end only" processing of files following the conventions of the pstoedit intermediate formate by specifying the \Opt{-bo} option. See "Available formats and their specific options" below. The output that is written by the interpreter due to the redefinition of the drawing operators is a sort of 'flat' PostScript file that contains only simple operations like moveto, lineto, show, etc. You can look at this file using the \Opt{-f debug} option. This output is read by end-processing functions of \Prog{pstoedit} and triggers the drawing functions in the selected output format driver sometime called also "backend". \subsection{NOTES} If you want to process PDF files directly, your PostScript interpreter must provide this feature, as does Ghostscript. Aladdin Ghostscript is recommended for processing PDF and PostScript files. \section{Options} \subsection{General options} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-include}{~name of a PostScript file to be included}] This options allows to specify an additional PostScript file that will be executed just before the normal input is read. This is helpful for including specific page settings or for disabling potentially unsafe PostScript operators, e.g., file, renamefile, or deletefile. \item[\oOptArg{-xscale}{~number}] scale by a factor in x-direction \item[\oOptArg{-yscale}{~number}] scale by a factor in y-direction \item[\oOptArg{-xshift}{~number}] shift image in x-direction \item[\oOptArg{-yshift}{~number}] shift image in y-direction \item[\oOpt{-centered}] center image before scaling or shifting \item[\oOptArg{-minlinewidth}{~number}] minimal line width. All lines thinner than this will be drawn in this line width - especially zero-width lines \item[\oOptArg{-pagenumberformat}{~page number format specification}] format specification for page numbers in file name if -split is used. The specification is used to create the page number using sprintf.The specification shall not include the leading % nor the trailing d. Default is empty string which results in formatting the page number using %d. This results in page numbers like 1, 2, ..., 10. Sometimes you may want to have fixed length with leading 0, so you might want to specify 02 which means 2 digits with leading 0. \item[\oOpt{-split}] Create a new file for each page of the input. For this the output filename must contain a \%d which is replaced with the current page number. This option is automatically switched on for output formats that don't support multiple pages within one file, e.g. fig or gnuplot. \item[\oOpt{-usebbfrominput}] If specified, pstoedit uses the BoundingBox as is (hopefully) found in the input file instead of one that is calculated by its own. \item[\oOptArg{-page}{~page number}] Select a single page from a multi page PostScript or PDF file. \item[\oOpt{-rgb}] Since version 3.30 pstoedit uses the CMYK colors internally. The -rgb option turns on the old behavior to use RGB values. \item[\oOpt{-useagl}] use Adobe Glyph List instead of the IsoLatin1 table (this is experimental) \item[\oOpt{-noclip}] don't use clipping (relevant only if output format supports clipping at all) \item[\oOptArg{-rotate}{~angle (0-360)}] Rotage image by angle. \item[\oOptArg{-pagesize}{~page format}] set page size for output medium. This option sets the page size for the output medium. Currently this is just used by the libplot output format driver, but might be used by other output format drivers in future. The page size is specified in terms of the usual page size names, e.g. letter or a4. \item[\oOpt{-help}] show the help information \item[\oOptArg{-gs}{~path to the ghostscript executable/DLL }] tells pstoedit which ghostscript executable/DLL to use - overwrites the internal search heuristic \item[\oOpt{-bo}] You can run backend processing only (without the PostScript interpreter frontend) by first running \textbf{pstoedit} \Opt{-f dump} \Arg{infile} \Arg{dumpfile} and then running \textbf{pstoedit} \OptArg{-f}{~format} \Opt{-bo} \Arg{dumpfile} \Arg{outfile}. \item[\oOptArg{-psarg}{~argument string}] The string given with this option is passed directly to Ghostscript when Ghostscript is called to process the PostScript file for \Prog{pstoedit}. For example: \textbf{-psarg}\textbf{~"}\textbf{-r300x300}\textbf{"}. This causes the resolution to be changed to 300x300 dpi. (With older versions of GhostScript, changing the resolution this way has an effect only if the \Opt{-dis} option is given.) If you want to pass multiple options to Ghostscript you can use multiple -psarg options \Opt{-psarg opt1} \Opt{-psarg opt2} \Opt{-psarg opt2}. See the GhostScript manual for other possible options. \item[\oOptArg{-pslanguagelevel}{~PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3}] PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3 You can switch Ghostscript into PostScript Level 1 only mode by \Opt{-pslanguagelevel 1}. This can be useful for example if the PostScript file to be converted uses some Level 2 specific custom color models that are not supported by pstoedit. However, this requires that the PostScript program checks for the PostScript level supported by the interpreter and "acts" accordingly. The default language level is 3. \item[\OptArg{-f}{~"format\Lbr:options\Rbr"}] target output format recognized by \Prog{pstoedit}. Since other format drivers can be loaded dynamically, type \texttt{pstoedit -help} to get a full list of formats. See "Available formats and their specific options " below for an explanation of the \oArg{:options} to \Opt{-f} format. If the format option is not given, pstoedit tries to guess the target format from the suffix of the output filename. However, in a lot of cases, this is not a unique mapping and hence pstoedit demands the \Opt{-f} option. \item[\oOptArg{-gsregbase}{~GhostScript base registry path}] registry path to use as a base path when searching GhostScript interpreter This option provides means to specify a registry key under HKLM/Software where to search for GS interpreter key, version and \verb+GS_DLL / GS_LIB+ values. Example: "-gsregbase MyCompany" means that HKLM/Software/MyCompany/GPL GhostScript would be searched instead of HKLM/Software/GPL GhostScript. \end{description} \subsection{Text and font handling related options} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-df}{~font name}] Sometimes fonts embedded in a PostScript program do not have a fontname. For example, this happens in PostScript files generated by \Cmd{dvips}{1}. In such a case \Prog{pstoedit} uses a replacement font. The default for this is Courier. Another font can be specified using the \Opt{-df} option. \Opt{-df Helvetica} causes all unnamed fonts to be replaced by Helvetica. \item[\oOpt{-nomaptoisolatin1}] Normally \Prog{pstoedit} maps all character codes to the ones defined by the ISO-Latin1 encoding. If you specify \Opt{-nomaptoisolatin1} then the encoding from the input PostScript is passed unchanged to the output. This may result in strange text output but on the other hand may be the only way to get some fonts converted appropriately. Try what fits best to your concrete case. \item[\oOptArg{-pngimage}{~filename - for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file.}] for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file \item[\oOpt{-dt}] Draw text - Text is drawn as polygons. This might produce a large output file. This option is automatically switched on if the selected output format does not support text, e.g. \Cmd{gnuplot}{1}. \item[\oOpt{-adt}] Automatic Draw text - This option turns on the \Opt{-dt} option selectively for fonts that seem to be no normal text fonts, e.g. Symbol.. \item[\oOpt{-ndt}] Never Draw text - fully disable the heuristics used by pstoedit to decide when to "draw" text instead of showing it as text. This may produce incorrect results, but in some cases it might nevertheless be useful. "Use at own risk". \item[\oOpt{-dgbm}] experimental - draw also bitmaps generated by fonts/glyphs \item[\oOpt{-correctdefinefont}] Some PostScript files, e.g. such as generated by ChemDraw, use the PostScript definefont operator in way that is incompatible with pstoedit's assumptions. The new font is defined by copying an old font without changing the FontName of the new font. When this option is applied, some "patches" are done after a definefont in order to make it again compatible with pstoedit's assumptions. This option is not enabled per default, since it may break other PostScript file. It is tested only with ChemDraw generated files. \item[\oOpt{-pti}] Precision text - Normally a text string is drawn as it occurs in the input file. However, in some situations, this might produce wrongly positioned characters. This is due to limitiations in most output formats of pstoedit. They cannot represent text with arbitray inter-letter spacing which is easily possible in PDF and PostScript. With \Opt{-pta}, each character of a text string is placed separately. With \Opt{-pti}, this is done only in cases when there is a non zero inter-letter spacing. The downside of "precision text" is a bigger file size and hard to edit text. \item[\oOpt{-pta}] see -pti \item[\oOptArg{-uchar}{~character}] Sometimes pstoedit cannot map a character from the encoding used by the PostScript file to the font encoding of the target format. In this case pstoedit replaces the input character by a special character in order to show all the places that couldn't be mapped correctly. The default for this is a "\#". Using the \Opt{-uchar} option it is possible to specify another character to be used instead. If you want to use a space, use -uchar " ". \item[\oOpt{-t2fontsast1}] Handle type 2 fonts same as type 1. Type 2 fonts sometimes occur as embedded fonts within PDF files. In the default mode, text using such fonts is drawn as polygons since pstoedit assumes that such a font is not available on the users machine. If this option is set, pstoedit assumes that the internal encoding follows the same as for a standard font and generates normal text output. This assumption may not be true in all cases. But it is nearly impossible for pstoedit to verify this assumption - it would have to do a sort of OCR. \item[\oOpt{-nfr}] In normal mode pstoedit replaces bitmap fonts with a font as defined by the \Opt{-df} option. This is done, because most output formats can't handle such fonts. This behavior can be switched off using the \Opt{-nfr} option but then it strongly depends on the application reading the the generated file whether the file is usable and correctly interpreted or not. Any problems are then out of control of pstoedit. \item[\oOpt{-glyphs}] pass glyph names to the output format driver. So far no output format driver really uses the glyph names, so this does not have any effect at the moment. It is a preparation for future work. \item[\oOpt{-useoldnormalization}] Just use this option in case the new heuristic introduced in 3.5 doesn't produce correct results - however, this normalization of font encoding will always be a best-effort approach since there is no real general solution to it with reasonable effort \item[\oOptArg{-fontmap}{~name of font map file for pstoedit}] The font map is a simple text file containing lines in the following format:\\ \verb+document_font_name target_font_name+ \\ Lines beginning with \verb+%+ are considerd comments \\ If a font name contains spaces, use the \verb+"font name with spaces"+ notation. If a target\_font\_name starts with /, it is regarded as alias to a former entry. Each font name found in the document is checked against this mapping and if there is a corresponding entry, the new name is used for the output. If the \Opt{-fontmap} option is not specified, \Prog{pstoedit} automatically looks for the file \emph{drivername}.fmp in the installation directory and uses that file as a default fontmap file if available. The installation directory is: \begin{itemize} \item Windows: The same directory where the \Prog{pstoedit} executable is located \item Unix: \\ $<$\emph{The directory where the pstoedit executably is located}$>$\verb+/../lib/+ \end{itemize} The mpost.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit distibution is a sample map file with mappings from over 5000 PostScript font names to their \TeX equivalents. This is useful because MetaPost is frequently used with \TeX/\LaTeX\ and those programs don't use standard font names. This file and the MetaPost output format driver are provided by Scott Pakin (\Email{scott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org}). Another example is wemf.fmp to be used under Windows. See the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution. After loading the implicit (based on driver name) or explicit (based on the -fontmap option) font map file, a system specific map file is searched and loaded from the installation directory (unix.fmp or windows.fmp). This file can be used to redirect certain fonts to system specific names using the /AliasName notation described above. \end{description} \subsection{Debug options} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-dis}] Open a display during processing by Ghostscript. Some files only work correctly this way. \item[\oOpt{-q}] quiet mode - do not write startup message \item[\oOpt{-nq}] No exit from the PostScript interpreter. Normally Ghostscript exits after processing the pstoedit input-file. For debugging it can be useful to avoid this. If you do, you will have to type quit at the \verb+GS>+ prompt to exit from Ghostscript. \item[\oOpt{-v}] Switch on verbose mode. Some additional information is shown during processing. \item[\oOpt{-nb}] Since version 3.10 \Prog{pstoedit} uses the \texttt{-dDELAYBIND} option when calling GhostScript. Previously the \texttt{-dNOBIND} option was used instead but that sometimes caused problems if a user's PostScript file overloaded standard PostScript operator with totally new semantic, e.g. lt for lineto instead of the standard meaning of "less than". Using \Opt{-nb} the old style can be activated again in case the \texttt{-dDELAYBIND} gives different results as before. In such a case please also contact the author. \item[\oOpt{-ups}] write text as plain string instead of hex string in intermediate format - normally useful for trouble shooting and debugging only. \item[\oOpt{-keep}] keep the intermediate files produced by pstoedit - for debug purposes only \item[\oOpt{-debugfonthandling}] writes verbose messages related to internal font processing - for debug purposes only \item[\oOpt{-gstest}] perform a basic test for the interworking with GhostScript \end{description} \subsection{Drawing related options} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-nc}] no curves. Normally pstoedit tries to keep curves from the input and transfers them to the output if the output format supports curves. If the output format does not support curves, then pstoedit replaces curves by a series of lines (see also \Opt{-flat} option). However, in some cases the user might wish to have this behavior also for output formats that originally support curves. This can be forced via the \Opt{-nc} option. \item[\oOpt{-nsp}] normally subpathes are used if the output format support them. This option turns off subpathes. \item[\oOpt{-mergelines}] Some output formats permit the representation of filled polygons with edges that are in a different color than the fill color. Since PostScript does not support this by the standard drawing primitives directly, drawing programs typically generate two objects (the outline and the filled polygon) into the PostScript output. \Prog{pstoedit} is able to recombine these, if they follow each other directly and you specify \Opt{-mergelines}. However, this merging is not supported by all output formats due to restrictions in the target format. \item[\oOpt{-filledrecttostroke}] Rectangles filled with a solid color can be converted to a stroked line with a width that corresponds to the width of the rectangle. This is of primary interest for output formats which do not support filled polygons at all. But it is restricted to rectangles only, i.e. it is not supported for general polygons \item[\oOpt{-mergetext}] In order to produce nice looking text output, programs producing PostScript files often split words into smaller pieces which are then placed individually on adjacent positions. However, such split text is hard to edit later on and hence it is sometime better to recombine these pieces again to form a word (or even sequence of words). For this pstoedit implements some heuristics about what text pieces are to be considered parts of a split word. This is based on the geometrical proximity of the different parts and seems to work quite well so far. But there are certainly cases where this simple heuristic fails. So please check the results carefully. \item[\oOpt{-ssp}] simulate sub paths. Several output formats don't support PostScript pathes containing sub pathes, i.e. pathes with intermediate movetos. In the normal case, each subpath is treated as an independent path for such output formats. This can lead to bad looking results. The most common case where this happens is if you use the \Opt{-dt} option and show some text with letters like e, o, or b, i.e. letter that have a "hole". When the \Opt{-ssp} option is set, pstoedit tries to eliminate these problems. However, this option is CPU time intensive! \item[\oOptArg{-flat}{~flatness factor}] If the output format does not support curves in the way PostScript does or if the \Opt{-nc} option is specified, all curves are approximated by lines. Using the \Opt{-flat} option one can control this approximation. This parameter is directly converted to a PostScript \textbf{setflat} command. Higher numbers, e.g. 10 give rougher, lower numbers, e.g. 0.1 finer approximations. \item[\oOpt{-sclip}] simulate clipping. Most output formats of pstoedit don't have native support for clipping. For that \Prog{pstoedit} offers an option to perform the clipping of the graphics directly without passing the clippath to the output driver. However, this results in curves being replaced by a lot of line segments and thus larger output files. So use this option only if your output looks different from the input due to clipping. In addition, this "simulated clipping" is not exactly the same as defined in PostScript. There might be lines drawn at the double size. Also clipping of text is not supported unless you also use the \Opt{-dt} option. \end{description} \subsection{Input and outfile file arguments} [ inputfile [outputfile] ] If neither an input nor an output file is given as argument, pstoedit works as filter reading from standard input and writing to standard output. The special filename "-" can also be used. It represents standard input if it is the first on the command line and standard output if it is the second. So "pstoedit - output.xxx" reads from standard input and writes to output.xxx \section{Available formats and their specific options} \Prog{pstoedit} allows passing individual options to a output format driver. This is done by appending all options to the format specified after the \Opt{-f} option. The format specifier and its options must be separated by a colon (:). If more than one option needs to be passed to the output format driver, the whole argument to \Opt{-f} must be enclosed within double-quote characters, thus: \OptArg{-f}{~"format[:option option ...]"} To see which options are supported by a specific format, type: \textbf{pstoedit -f format:-help} \\ The following description of the different formats supported by pstoedit is extracted from the source code of the individual drivers. \subsubsection{psf - Flattened PostScript (no curves)} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{ps - Simplified PostScript with curves} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{debug - for test purposes} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{dump - for test purposes (same as debug)} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{gs - any device that GhostScript provides - use gs:format, e.g. gs:pdfwrite} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{ps2ai - Adobe Illustrator via ps2ai.ps of GhostScript} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{gmfa - ASCII GNU metafile } \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{gmfb - binary GNU metafile } \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot - GNU libplot output types, e.g. plot:-plotformat X} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-cgm - cgm via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-ai - ai via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-svg - svg via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-ps - ps via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-fig - fig via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-pcl - pcl via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-hpgl - hpgl via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{plot-tek - tek via GNU libplot} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-plotformat}{~string}] plotutil format to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{magick - MAGICK driver} This driver uses the C++ API of ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick to finally produce different output formats. The output format is determined automatically by Image/GraphicsMagick based on the suffix of the output filename. So an output file test.png will force the creation of an image in PNG format. No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{swf - SWF driver: } \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-cubic}] cubic ??? \item[\oOpt{-trace}] trace ??? \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{svg - scalable vector graphics} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-localdtd}] use local DTD \item[\oOpt{-standalone}] create stand-alone type svg \item[\oOpt{-withdtd}] write DTD \item[\oOpt{-withgrouping}] write also ordinary save/restores as SVG group \item[\oOpt{-nogroupedpath}] do not write a group around pathes \item[\oOpt{-noviewbox}] don't write a view box \item[\oOpt{-texmode}] TeX Mode \item[\oOpt{-imagetofile}] write raster images to separate files instead of embedding them \item[\oOpt{-notextrendering}] do not write textrendering attribute \item[\oOptArg{-border}{~number}] additional border to draw around bare bounding box (in percent of width and height) \item[\oOptArg{-title}{~string}] text to use as title for the generated document \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{xaml - eXtensible Application Markup Language} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-localdtd}] use local DTD \item[\oOpt{-standalone}] create stand-alone type svg \item[\oOpt{-withdtd}] write DTD \item[\oOpt{-withgrouping}] write also ordinary save/restores as SVG group \item[\oOpt{-nogroupedpath}] do not write a group around pathes \item[\oOpt{-noviewbox}] don't write a view box \item[\oOpt{-texmode}] TeX Mode \item[\oOpt{-imagetofile}] write raster images to separate files instead of embedding them \item[\oOpt{-notextrendering}] do not write textrendering attribute \item[\oOptArg{-border}{~number}] additional border to draw around bare bounding box (in percent of width and height) \item[\oOptArg{-title}{~string}] text to use as title for the generated document \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{cgmb1 - CGM binary Format (V1)} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{cgmb - CGM binary Format (V3)} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{cgmt - CGM textual Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{mif - (Frame)Maker Intermediate Format} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-nopage}] do not add a separate Page entry \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{rtf - RTF Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{wemf - Wogls version of EMF } \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-df}] write info about font processing \item[\oOpt{-dumpfontmap}] write info about font mapping \item[\oOpt{-size:psbbox}] use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size \item[\oOpt{-size:fullpage}] set the size to the size of a full page \item[\oOpt{-size:automatic}] let windows calculate the bounding box (default) \item[\oOpt{-keepimages}] debug option - keep the embedded bitmaps as external files \item[\oOpt{-useoldpolydraw}] do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it - sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files \item[\oOpt{-OO}] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{wemfc - Wogls version of EMF with experimental clip support} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-df}] write info about font processing \item[\oOpt{-dumpfontmap}] write info about font mapping \item[\oOpt{-size:psbbox}] use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size \item[\oOpt{-size:fullpage}] set the size to the size of a full page \item[\oOpt{-size:automatic}] let windows calculate the bounding box (default) \item[\oOpt{-keepimages}] debug option - keep the embedded bitmaps as external files \item[\oOpt{-useoldpolydraw}] do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it - sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files \item[\oOpt{-OO}] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{wemfnss - Wogls version of EMF - no subpathes } \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-df}] write info about font processing \item[\oOpt{-dumpfontmap}] write info about font mapping \item[\oOpt{-size:psbbox}] use the bounding box as calculated by the PostScript frontent as size \item[\oOpt{-size:fullpage}] set the size to the size of a full page \item[\oOpt{-size:automatic}] let windows calculate the bounding box (default) \item[\oOpt{-keepimages}] debug option - keep the embedded bitmaps as external files \item[\oOpt{-useoldpolydraw}] do not use Windows PolyDraw but an emulation of it - sometimes needed for certain programs reading the EMF files \item[\oOpt{-OO}] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{hpgl - HPGL code} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-penplotter}] plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths) \item[\oOpt{-pencolorsfromfile}] read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory \item[\oOptArg{-pencolors}{~number}] maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) - \item[\oOptArg{-filltype}{~string}] select fill type e.g. FT 1 \item[\oOpt{-hpgl2}] Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1 \item[\oOpt{-rot90}] rotate hpgl by 90 degrees \item[\oOpt{-rot180}] rotate hpgl by 180 degrees \item[\oOpt{-rot270}] rotate hpgl by 270 degrees \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{pcl - PCL code} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-penplotter}] plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths) \item[\oOpt{-pencolorsfromfile}] read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory \item[\oOptArg{-pencolors}{~number}] maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) - \item[\oOptArg{-filltype}{~string}] select fill type e.g. FT 1 \item[\oOpt{-hpgl2}] Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1 \item[\oOpt{-rot90}] rotate hpgl by 90 degrees \item[\oOpt{-rot180}] rotate hpgl by 180 degrees \item[\oOpt{-rot270}] rotate hpgl by 270 degrees \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{pic - PIC format for troff et.al.} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-troff}] troff mode (default is groff) \item[\oOpt{-landscape}] landscape output \item[\oOpt{-portrait}] portrait output \item[\oOpt{-keepfont}] print unrecognized literally \item[\oOpt{-text}] try not to make pictures from running text \item[\oOpt{-debug}] enable debug output \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{asy - Asymptote Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{cairo - cairo driver} generates compilable c code for rendering with cairo \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-pango}] use pango for font rendering \item[\oOptArg{-funcname}{~string}] sets the base name for the generated functions and variables. e.g. myfig \item[\oOptArg{-header}{~string}] sets the output file name for the generated C header file. e.g. myfig.h \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{cfdg - Context Free Design Grammar} Context Free Design Grammar, usable by Context Free Art (http://www.contextfreeart.org/) No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{dxf - CAD exchange format} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-polyaslines}] use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF \item[\oOpt{-mm}] use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4) \item[\oOpt{-ctl}] map colors to layers \item[\oOpt{-splineaspolyline}] approximate splines with PolyLines (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasnurb}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasbspline}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineassinglespline}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasmultispline}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasbezier}] use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOptArg{-splineprecision}{~number}] number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with -splineaspolyline or -splineasmultispline - should be $>=$ 2 (default 5) \item[\oOpt{-dumplayernames}] dump all layer names found to standard output \item[\oOptArg{-layers}{~string}] layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space) \item[\oOptArg{-layerfilter}{~string}] layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{dxf\_s - CAD exchange format with splines} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-polyaslines}] use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF \item[\oOpt{-mm}] use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4) \item[\oOpt{-ctl}] map colors to layers \item[\oOpt{-splineaspolyline}] approximate splines with PolyLines (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasnurb}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasbspline}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineassinglespline}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasmultispline}] experimental (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOpt{-splineasbezier}] use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for -f dxf\_s) \item[\oOptArg{-splineprecision}{~number}] number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with -splineaspolyline or -splineasmultispline - should be $>=$ 2 (default 5) \item[\oOpt{-dumplayernames}] dump all layer names found to standard output \item[\oOptArg{-layers}{~string}] layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space) \item[\oOptArg{-layerfilter}{~string}] layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{fig - .fig format for xfig} The xfig format driver supports special fontnames, which may be produced by using a fontmap file. The following types of names are supported : \\ \begin{verbatim} General notation: "Postscript Font Name" ((LaTeX|PostScript|empty)(::special)::)XFigFontName Examples: Helvetica LaTeX::SansSerif Courier LaTeX::special::Typewriter GillSans "AvantGarde Demi" Albertus PostScript::special::"New Century Schoolbook Italic" Symbol ::special::Symbol (same as Postscript::special::Symbol) \end{verbatim} See also the file examplefigmap.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution for an example font map file for xfig. Please note that the Fontname has to be among those supported by xfig. See - \URL{http://www.xfig.org/userman/fig-format.html} for a list of legal font names \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-startdepth}{~number}] Set the initial depth (default 999) \item[\oOpt{-metric}] Switch to centimeter display (default inches) \item[\oOpt{-usecorrectfontsize}] don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig \item[\oOptArg{-depth}{~number}] Set the page depth in inches (default 11) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{xfig - .fig format for xfig} See fig format for more details. \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-startdepth}{~number}] Set the initial depth (default 999) \item[\oOpt{-metric}] Switch to centimeter display (default inches) \item[\oOpt{-usecorrectfontsize}] don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig \item[\oOptArg{-depth}{~number}] Set the page depth in inches (default 11) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{tfig - .fig format for xfig} Test only \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-startdepth}{~number}] Set the initial depth (default 999) \item[\oOpt{-metric}] Switch to centimeter display (default inches) \item[\oOpt{-usecorrectfontsize}] don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig \item[\oOptArg{-depth}{~number}] Set the page depth in inches (default 11) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{gcode - emc2 gcode format} See also: \URL{http://linuxcnc.org/} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{gnuplot - gnuplot format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{gschem - gschem format} See also: \URL{http://www.geda.seul.org/tools/gschem/} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{idraw - Interviews draw format (EPS)} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{java1 - java 1 applet source code} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{java class name}{~string}] name of java class to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{java2 - java 2 source code} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{java class name}{~string}] name of java class to generate \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{kil - .kil format for Kontour} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{latex2e - LaTeX2e picture format} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-integers}] round all coordinates to the nearest integer \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{lwo - LightWave 3D Object Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{mma - Mathematica Graphics} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-eofillfills}] Filling is used for eofill (default is not to fill) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{mpost - MetaPost Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{noixml - Nemetschek NOI XML format} Nemetschek Object Interface XML format \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-r}{~string}] Allplan resource file \item[\oOptArg{-bsl}{~number}] Bezier Split Level (default 3) \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{pcbi - engrave data - insulate/PCB format} See \URL{http://home.vr-web.de/\Tilde hans-juergen-jahn/software/devpcb.html} for more details. No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{pcb - pcb format} See also: \URL{http://pcb.sourceforge.net} and \URL{http://www.penguin.cz/\Tilde utx/pstoedit-pcb/} \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-grid}{~missing arg name}] attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer \item[\oOptArg{-snapdist}{~missing arg name}] grid snap distance ratio (0 < snapdist <= 0.5, default 0.1) \item[\oOptArg{-tshiftx}{~missing arg name}] additional x shift measured in target units (mils) \item[\oOptArg{-tshifty}{~missing arg name}] additional y shift measured in target units (mils) \item[\oOptArg{-grid}{~missing arg name}] attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer \item[\oOpt{-mm}] Switch to metric units (mm) \item[\oOpt{-stdnames}] use standard layer names instead of descriptive names \item[\oOpt{-forcepoly}] force all objects to be interpreted as polygons \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{pcbfill - pcb format with fills} See also: \URL{http://pcb.sourceforge.net} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{pdf - Adobe's Portable Document Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{pptx - PresentationML (PowerPoint) format} This is the format used internally by Microsoft PowerPoint. LibreOffice can also read/write PowerPoint files albeit with some lack of functionality. \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-colors}{~string}] "original" to retain original colors (default), "theme" to convert randomly to theme colors, or "theme-lum" also to vary luminance \item[\oOptArg{-fonts}{~string}] use "windows" fonts (default), "native" fonts, or convert to the "theme" font \item[\oOptArg{-embed}{~string}] embed fonts, specified as a comma-separated list of EOT-format font files \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{rib - RenderMan Interface Bytestream} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{rpl - Real3D Programming Language Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{sample - sample driver: if you don't want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again} this is a long description for the sample driver \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-sampleoption}{~integer}] just an example \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{sk - Sketch Format} No driver specific options %%// end of options \subsubsection{svm - StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile} StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile, readable from OpenOffice.org 1.0/StarOffice 6.0 and above. \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-m}] map to Arial \item[\oOpt{-nf}] emulate narrow fonts \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{text - text in different forms } \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-height}{~number}] page height in terms of characters \item[\oOptArg{-width}{~number}] page width in terms of characters \item[\oOpt{-dump}] dump text pieces \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{tgif - Tgif .obj format} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-ta}] text as attribute \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{tk - tk and/or tk applet source code} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-R}] swap HW \item[\oOpt{-I}] no impress \item[\oOptArg{-n}{~string}] tagnames \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{vtk - VTK driver: if you don't want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again} this is a long description for the VTKe driver \begin{description} \item[\oOptArg{-VTKeoption}{~integer}] just an example \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{wmf - Windows metafile} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-m}] map to Arial \item[\oOpt{-nf}] emulate narrow fonts \item[\oOpt{-drawbb}] draw bounding box \item[\oOpt{-p}] prune line ends \item[\oOpt{-nfw}] Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix the only option is to use the -pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the -nfw options provides a sort of compromise between portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again - this option has no meaning when pstoedit is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable but nevertheless not split and still looks fine. \item[\oOpt{-winbb}] let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only) \item[\oOpt{-OO}] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file \end{description} %%// end of options \subsubsection{emf - Enhanced Windows metafile} \begin{description} \item[\oOpt{-m}] map to Arial \item[\oOpt{-nf}] emulate narrow fonts \item[\oOpt{-drawbb}] draw bounding box \item[\oOpt{-p}] prune line ends \item[\oOpt{-nfw}] Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix the only option is to use the -pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the -nfw options provides a sort of compromise between portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again - this option has no meaning when pstoedit is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable but nevertheless not split and still looks fine. \item[\oOpt{-winbb}] let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only) \item[\oOpt{-OO}] generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file \end{description} %%// end of options \section{NOTES} \subsection{autotrace} pstoedit cooperates with autotrace. Autotrace can now produce a dump file for further processing by pstoedit using the \Opt{-bo} (backend only) option. Autotrace is a program written by a group around Martin Weber and can be found at \URL{http://sourceforge.net/projects/autotrace/}. \subsection{Ps2ai} The ps2ai output format driver is not a native pstoedit output format driver. It does not use the pstoedit postcript flattener, instead it uses the PostScript program ps2ai.ps which is installed in the GhostScript distribution directory. It is included to provide the same "look-and-feel" for the conversion to AI. The additional benefit is that this conversion is now available also via the "convert-to-vector" menu of Gsview. However, lot's of files don't convert nicely or at all using ps2ai.ps. So a native pstoedit driver would be much better. Anyone out there to take this? The AI format is usable for example by Mayura Draw (\URL{http://www.mayura.com}). Also a driver to the Mayura native format would be nice. An alternative to the ps2ai based driver is available via the -f plot:ai format if the libplot(ter) is installed. You should use a version of GhostScript greater than or equal to 6.00 for using the ps2ai output format driver. \subsection{MetaPost} Note that, as far as Scott knows, MetaPost does not support PostScript's eofill. The metapost output format driver just converts eofill to fill, and issues a warning if verbose is set. Fortunately, very few PostScript programs rely on the even-odd fill rule, even though many specify it. For more on MetaPost see: \URL{http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/hobby/MetaPost.html} \subsection{Context Free - CFDG} The driver for the CFDG format (drvcfdg) defines one shape per page of PostScript, but only the first shape is actually rendered (unless the user edits the generated CFDG code, of course). CFDG doesn't support multi-page output, so this probably a reasonable thing to do. For more on Context Free see: \URL{http://www.contextfreeart.org/} \subsection{LaTeX2e} \begin{itemize} \item LaTeX2e's picture environment is not very powerful. As a result, many elementary PostScript constructs are ignored -- fills, line thicknesses (besides "thick" and "thin"), and dash patterns, to name a few. Furthermore, complex pictures may overrun TeX's memory capacity. \item Some PostScript constructs are not supported directly by "picture", but can be handled by external packages. If a figure uses color, the top-level document will need to do a \verb+"\usepackage{color}"+. And if a figure contains rotated text, the top-level document will need to do a \verb+"\usepackage{rotating}"+. \item All lengths, coordinates, and font sizes output by the output format driver are in terms of \verb+\unitlength+, so scaling a figure is simply a matter of doing a \verb+"\setlength{\unitlength}{...}"+. \item The output format driver currently supports one output format driver specific option, "integers", which rounds all lengths, coordinates, and font sizes to the nearest integer. This makes hand-editing the picture a little nicer. \item Why is this output format driver useful? One answer is portability; any LaTeX2e system can handle the picture environment, even if it can't handle PostScript graphics. (pdfLaTeX comes to mind here.) A second answer is that pictures can be edited easily to contain any arbitrary LaTeX2e code. For instance, the text in a figure can be modified to contain complex mathematics, non-Latin alphabets, bibliographic citations, or -- the real reason Scott wrote the LaTeX2e output format driver -- hyperlinks to the surrounding document (with help from the hyperref package). \end{itemize} \subsection{Creating a new output format driver} To implement a new output format driver you can start from \File{drvsampl.cpp} and \File{drvsampl.h}. See also comments in \File{drvbase.h} and \File{drvfuncs.h} for an explanation of methods that should be implemented for a new output format driver. \section{ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES} A default PostScript interpreter to be called by pstoedit is specified at compile time. You can overwrite the default by setting the GS environment variable to the name of a suitable PostScript interpreter. You can check which name of a PostScript interpreter was compiled into pstoedit using: \textbf{pstoedit} \Opt{-help -v}. See the GhostScript manual for descriptions of environment variables used by Ghostscript most importantly \verb+GS_FONTPATH+ and \verb+GS_LIB+; other environment variables also affect output to display, print, and additional filtering and processing. See the related documentation. \Prog{pstoedit} allocates temporary files using the function \Cmd{tempnam}{3}. Thus the location for temporary files might be controllable by other environment variables used by this function. See the \Cmd{tempnam}{3} manpage for descriptions of environment variables used. On UNIX like system this is probably the \verb+TMPDIR+ variable, on DOS/WINDOWS either \verb+TMP+ or \verb+TEMP+. \section{TROUBLE SHOOTING} If you have problems with \Prog{pstoedit} first try whether Ghostscript successfully displays your file. If yes, then try \textbf{pstoedit} \Opt{-f ps} \Arg{infile.ps} \Arg{testfile.ps} and check whether \Arg{testfile.ps} still displays correctly using Ghostscript. If this file doesn't look correctly then there seems to be a problem with \Prog{pstoedit}'s PostScript frontend. If this file looks good but the output for a specific format is wrong, the problem is probably in the output format driver for the specific format. In either case send bug fixes and reports to the author. A common problem with PostScript files is that the PostScript file redefines one of the standard PostScript operators inconsistently. There is no effect of this if you just print the file since the original PostScript "program" uses these new operator in the new meaning and does not use the original ones anymoew. However, when run under the control of pstoedit, these operators are expected to work with the original semantics. So far I've seen redefinitions for: \begin{itemize} \item lt - "less-then" to mean "draw a line to" \item string - "create a string object" to mean "draw a string" \item length - "get the length of e.g. a string" to a "float constant" \end{itemize} I've included work-arounds for the ones mentioned above, but some others could show up in addition to those. \section{RESTRICTIONS} \begin{itemize} \item Non-standard fonts (e.g. \TeX bitmap fonts) are mapped to a default font which can be changed using the \Opt{-df} option. \Prog{pstoedit} chooses the size of the replacement font such that the width of the string in the original font is the same as in the replacement font. This is done for each text fragment displayed. Special character encoding support is limited in this case. If a character cannot be mapped into the target format, pstoedit displays a '\#' instead. See also the -uchar option. \item pstoedit supports bitmap graphics only for some output format drivers. \item Some output format drivers, e.g. the Gnuplot output format driver or the 3D output format driver (rpl, lwo, rib) do not support text. \item For most output format drivers pstoedit does not support clipping (mainly due to limitations in the target format). You can try to use the \Opt{-sclip} option to simulate clipping. However, this doesn't work in all cases as expected. \item Special note about the Java output format drivers (java1 and java2). The java output format drivers generate a java source file that needs other files in order to be compiled and usable. These other files are Java classes (one applet and support classes) that allow to step through the individual pages of a converted PostScript document. This applet can easily be activated from a html-document. See the \File{contrib/java/java1/readme_java1.txt} or \File{contrib/java/java2/readme_java2.htm} file for more details. \end{itemize} \section{FAQs} \begin{enumerate} \item Why do letters like O or B get strange if converted to tgif/xfig using the \Opt{-dt} option? This is because most output format drivers don't support composite paths with intermediate gaps (moveto's) and second don't support very well the (eo)fill operators of PostScript (winding rule). For such objects \Prog{pstoedit} breaks them into smaller objects whenever such a gap is found. This results in the "hole" beeing filled with black color instead of beeing transparent. Since version 3.11 you can try the \Opt{-ssp} option in combination with the xfig output format driver. \item Why does pstoedit produce ugly results from PostScript files generated by dvips? TeX documents usually use bitmap fonts. Such fonts cannot be used as native font in other format. So pstoedit replaces the TeX font with another native font. Of course, the replacement font will in most cases produce another look, especially if mathematical symbols are used. Try to use PostScript fonts instead of the bitmap fonts when generating a PostScript file from TeX or LaTeX. \end{enumerate} \section{AUTHOR} Wolfgang Glunz, \Email{wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net}, \URL{http://de.linkedin.com/in/wolfgangglunz} \section{CANONICAL ARCHIVE SITE} \URL{http://www.pstoedit.net/pstoedit/} At this site you also find more information about \Prog{pstoedit} and related programs and hints how to subscribe to a mailing list in order to get informed about new releases and bug-fixes. If you like pstoedit - please express so also at Facebook \URL{http://www.facebook.com/pages/pstoedit/260606183958062}. \section{ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS} \begin{itemize}\setlength{\itemsep}{0cm} \item Klaus Steinberger \Email{Klaus.Steinberger_AT_physik.uni-muenchen.de} wrote the initial version of this manpage. \item Lar Kaufman revised the increasingly complex command syntax diagrams and updated the structure and content of this manpage following release 2.5. \item David B. Rosen \Email{rosen_AT_unr.edu} provided ideas and some PostScript code from his ps2aplot program. \item Ian MacPhedran \Email{Ian_MacPhedran_AT_engr.USask.CA} provided the xfig output format driver. \item Carsten Hammer \Email{chammer_AT_hermes.hrz.uni-bielefeld.de} provided the gnuplot output format driver and the initial DXF output format driver. \item Christoph Jaeschke provided the OS/2 metafile (MET) output format driver. Thomas Hoffmann \Email{thoffman_AT_zappa.sax.de} did some further updates on the OS/2 part. \item Jens Weber \Email{rz47b7_AT_PostAG.DE} provided the Windows metafile (WMF) output format driver, and a graphical user interface (GUI). \item G. Edward Johnson \Email{lorax_AT_nist.gov} provided the CGM Draw library used in the CGM output format driver. \item Gerhard Kircher \Email{kircher_AT_edvz.tuwien.ac.at} provided some bug fixes. \item Bill Cheng \Email{bill.cheng_AT_acm.org} provided help with the tgif format and some changes to tgif to make the output format driver easier to implement. \URL{http://bourbon.usc.edu:8001/} \item Reini Urban \Email{rurban_AT_sbox.tu-graz.ac.at} provided input for the extended DXF output format driver.(\URL{http://autocad.xarch.at/}) \item Glenn M. Lewis \Email{glenn_AT_gmlewis.com} provided RenderMan (RIB), Real3D (RPL), and LightWave 3D (LWO) output format drivers. (\URL{http://www.gmlewis.com/}) \item Piet van Oostrum \Email{piet_AT_cs.ruu.nl} made several bug fixes. \item Lutz Vieweg \Email{lkv_AT_mania.robin.de} provided several bug fixes and suggestions for improvements. \item Derek B. Noonburg \Email{derekn_AT_vw.ece.cmu.edu} and Rainer Dorsch \Email{rd_AT_berlepsch.wohnheim.uni-ulm.de} isolated and resolved a Linux-specific core dump problem. \item Rob Warner \Email{rcw2_AT_ukc.ac.uk} made pstoedit compile under RiscOS. \item Patrick Gosling \Email{jpmg_AT_eng.cam.ac.uk} made some suggestions regarding the usage of pstoedit in Ghostscript's SAFER mode. \item Scott Pakin \Email{scott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org} for the Idraw output format driver and the autoconf support. \item Peter Katzmann \Email{p.katzmann_AT_thiesen.com} for the HPGL output format driver. \item Chris Cox \Email{ccox_AT_airmail.net} contributed the Tcl/Tk output format driver. \item Thorsten Behrens \Email{Thorsten_Behrens_AT_public.uni-hamburg.de} and Bjoern Petersen for reworking the WMF output format driver. \item Leszek Piotrowicz \Email{leszek_AT_sopot.rodan.pl} implemented the image support for the xfig driver and a JAVA based GUI. \item Egil Kvaleberg \Email{egil_AT_kvaleberg.no} contributed the pic output format driver. \item Kai-Uwe Sattler \Email{kus_AT_iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de} implemented the output format driver for Kontour. \item Scott Pakin, \Email{scott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org} provided the MetaPost and LaTeX2e and PowerPoint output format driver. \item The PowerPoint driver uses the libzip library - \URL{http://www.nih.at/libzip}. Under Windows, this library is linked into the provided binary statically. Thanks to the whole libzip team. \item Burkhard Plaum \Email{plaum_AT_IPF.Uni-Stuttgart.de} added support for complex filled paths for the xfig output format driver. \item Bernhard Herzog \Email{herzog_AT_online.de} contributed the output format driver for sketch ( \URL{http://www.skencil.org/} ) \item Rolf Niepraschk (\Email{niepraschk_AT_ptb.de}) converted the HTML man page to LaTeX. This allows to generate the UNIX style and the HTML manual from this base format. \item Several others sent smaller bug fixed and bug reports. Sorry if I don't mention them all here. \item Gisbert W. Selke (\Email{gisbert_AT_tapirsoft.de}) for the Java 2 output format driver. \item Robert S. Maier (\Email{rsm_AT_math.arizona.edu}) for many improvements on the libplot output format driver and for libplot itself. \item The authors of pstotext (\Email{mcjones_AT_pa.dec.com} and \Email{birrell_AT_pa.dec.com}) for giving me the permission to use their simple PostScript code for performing rotation. \item Daniel Gehriger \Email{gehriger_AT_linkcad.com} for his help concerning the handling of Splines in the DXF format. \item Allen Barnett \Email{libemf_AT_lignumcomputing.com} for his work on the libEMF which allows to create WMF/EMF files under *nix systems. \item Dave \Email{dave_AT_opaque.net} for providing the libming which is a multiplatform library for generating SWF files. \item Masatake Yamoto for the introduction of autoconf, automake and libtool into pstoedit \item Bob Friesenhahn for his help and the building of the Magick++ API to ImageMagick. \item But most important: Peter Deutsch \Email{ghost_AT_aladdin.com} and Russell Lang \Email{gsview_AT_ghostgum.com.au} for their help and answers regarding GhostScript and gsview. \end{itemize} \section{LEGAL NOTICES} Trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. Some code incorporated in the pstoedit package is subject to copyright or other intellectual property rights or restrictions including attribution rights. See the notes in individual files. \Prog{pstoedit} is controlled under the Free Software Foundation GNU Public License (GPL). However, this does not apply to importps and the additional plugins. Aladdin Ghostscript is a redistributable software package with copyright restrictions controlled by Aladdin Software. \Prog{pstoedit} has no other relation to Ghostscript besides calling it in a subprocess. The authors, contributors, and distributors of pstoedit are not responsible for its use for any purpose, or for the results generated thereby. Restrictions such as the foregoing may apply in other countries according to international conventions and agreements. \LatexManEnd \end{document} pstoedit-3.62/doc/pstoedit.trans0000774000175500000000000000201506757503452013700 00000000000000################################################################################# # pstoedit documentation ################################################################################# ################################################################################# # translation for MAN ################################################################################# # LaTeX macros without arguments $manMacro{'LaTeX'} = 'LaTeX'; $manMacro{'TeX'} = 'TeX'; ################################################################################# # translation for HTML ################################################################################# # LaTeX macros without arguments $htmlMacro{'LaTeX'} = 'LaTeX'; $htmlMacro{'TeX'} = 'TeX'; ################################################################################# # translation for TexInfo ################################################################################# # LaTeX macros without arguments $texiMacro{'LaTeX'} = 'LaTeX'; $texiMacro{'TeX'} = 'LaTeX'; pstoedit-3.62/doc/readme.txt0000744000175500010010000001402112137261523012756 00000000000000PSTOEDIT Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net pstoedit converts Postscript(TM) and PDF files to other vector graphic formats so that they can be edited graphically. See pstoedit.htm or index.htm for more details on which formats are supported by pstoedit. The architecture of pstoedit consists of a PostScript frontend which needs to call a PostScript interpreter like Ghostscript and the individual backends which are plugged into a kind of framework. This framework can be used independently from the PostScript frontend from any other program. The framework provides a uniform interface to all different backends. Get in contact with the author if you need more information on how to use this framework. If you just find this program useful, have made some improvements or implemented other backends please send an email to wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net. If this programs saves you a lot of work consider sending a contribution of any kind. If you include this program on a CDROM, please send me a copy of the CD, or if it goes with a book, of the book. My home address is: Dr. Wolfgang Glunz 81825 Muenchen / Germany Josef Brueckl Str. 32 Compiling pstoedit: ------------------- You need a C++ compiler, e.g., g++ (newer than 3.0) to compile pstoedit. It is recommended to have libplotter installed. Then you get a lot of additional formats for free. If you have a Unix like system, try the following: sh configure; make make install; Support for SWF needs version 0.3 or higher of ming. Version 0.2 does not work There are several test cases included. To run them type `make test'. This works under *nix only. When building pstoedit under cygwin/Linux you may need to set LDFLAGS to /usr/local/lib in case you have some libraries (e.g. libEMF) installed there. Under some systems (e.g. cygwin) it is not possible to link static libraries (.a) into a dynamic library (.so/.dll). In this case, you need to have also a shared version of the relevant libs, e.g. of libEMF. In order to get a shared version, you normally need to set the option "--enabled-shared" during the "configure" run for the library. Installing pstoedit under Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7: ------------------------------------------------------ best use the pstoeditsetup.exe which is available for 32 and 64 bit environments. Installing pstoedit under OS/2: ------------------------------- See the readme.os2 in the os2 directory. There you also find a makefile for OS/2. pstoedit and the -dSAFER option of Ghostscript: ----------------------------------------------- GhostScript provides an option -dSAFER that disables all file access functions of PostScript. Some administrators even install a wrapper like to following instead of ghostscript directly #!/bin/sh gs.real -dSAFER $* So when a user uses gs he/she actually runs this script. However, pstoedit needs to have access to files for it's operation. So it is not possible to use this wrapper for gs in combination with pstoedit. You would get an error message like "Error: /invalidfileaccess in (w)". As an alternative the following can be done: 1. Install the binary of pstoedit as pstoedit.real 2. Create the following wrapper and name it pstoedit #!/bin/sh GS=gs.real export GS pstoedit.real -include /??????/local/safer.ps $* A template for safer.ps can be found in the misc subdirectory. This way pstoedit can open all the file it needs (the input file and an output file). After that then -- via the included file -- all files operations are disabled and the input file is processed. Any file operation that is executed be the user's PostScript file is disabled this way. Using pstoedit: --------------- Before you can use pstoedit you must have a working installation of GhostScript (either GNU or Aladdin). The rest is descibed in the manual page in /pstoedit.htm. pstoedit works reasonable with PostScript files containing * line drawings * text with standard fonts Try to run it on golfer.ps or tiger.ps that comes with ghostscript, e.g., pstoedit -f /examples/tiger.ps tiger. Some features that are no supported by every backend of pstoedit: * bitmap images (just for some backends and only a subset of the PostScript image operators) * general fill patterns * clipping (only partially via the -sclip option) * ... Special note about the Java backend: ------------------------------------ The java backends generate a java source file that needs other files in order to be compiled and usable. See the files contrib/java/java1/readme_java.txt and contrib/java/java2/readme_java2.htm for more details. Extending pstoedit: ------------------- To implement a new backend you can start from drvsampl.cpp. Please don't forget to send any new backend that might be of interest for others as well to the author (wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net) so that it can be incorporated into future versions of pstoedit. Such new backends will then be available with the GPL as well. Acknowledgements: ----------------- See manual page in pstoedit.htm and the changelog.htm for a list of contributors. License: -------- This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- pstoedit-3.62/examples/0000755000175500010010000000000012137264537012122 500000000000000pstoedit-3.62/examples/cliptst2.ps0000774000175500000000000000114007336030520014134 00000000000000%!PS 0.5 0.5 scale /Times-Roman findfont 50 scalefont setfont /X { gsave 200 100 moveto 200 500 lineto 100 200 lineto 300 300 lineto 100 400 lineto 200 100 lineto %clip or eoclip cvx exec clippath 0.5 0 0 setrgbcolor %fill or eofill or stroke cvx exec 80 300 moveto 0 0 0 setrgbcolor (Hello World) show grestore 20 100 moveto show } def gsave (ECEF) /eofill /eoclip X 0 400 translate (EC F) /fill /eoclip X 0 400 translate (EC S) /stroke /eoclip X 300 0 translate ( C S) /stroke /clip X 0 -400 translate ( C F) /fill /clip X 0 -400 translate ( CEF) /eofill /clip X grestore showpage pstoedit-3.62/examples/closepathtest.ps0000774000175500000000000000016407336010734015264 00000000000000 100 100 moveto 100 200 lineto 200 200 lineto %closepath 50 50 moveto 70 70 lineto 50 70 lineto closepath stroke pstoedit-3.62/examples/colrtest.ps0000774000175500000000000000162507336010734014244 00000000000000%!PS /Helvetica findfont 10 scalefont setfont /cm { 28.35 mul } def % Centimetres to PostScript units /str 20 string def /Increment 20 def % Go around in 1 degree increments 10.5 cm 14.85 cm translate % Place origin at middle of A4 page 2 cm setlinewidth % Set fat line width 1 Increment 360 { % Go around the circle 360 div 1 1 sethsbcolor % HSB color H = angle/360, S = 100%, B = 100% 0 0 8 cm 0 Increment arc% Draw a 1 degree arc stroke % stroke it currentrgbcolor 3 1 roll exch % reorder from r g b to b g r so that r is printed first Increment 2 div rotate % Rotate the coordinate system gsave 4 cm 0 moveto (R) show 256 mul cvi str cvs show ( ) show (G) show 256 mul cvi str cvs show ( ) show (B) show 256 mul cvi str cvs show grestore Increment 2 div rotate % Rotate the coordinate system %Increment rotate % Rotate the coordinate system } for showpage % Display the page pstoedit-3.62/examples/eofill.ps0000774000175500000000000000024707336010734013656 00000000000000% newpath 150 100 moveto 100 100 50 0 360 arc 140 100 moveto 100 100 40 360 0 arcn 130 100 moveto 100 100 30 0 360 arcn 120 100 moveto 100 100 20 360 0 arc eofill pstoedit-3.62/examples/eschertr.ps0000774000175500000000000000265007336010734014223 00000000000000%! % M. 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Escher style impossible triangle % written by Guy Shaw % Things that are easy to play with: % Position on paper, overall size, and linewidth /inch { 72 mul } bind def 2 inch dup translate 3 inch dup scale 1 3 inch div setlinewidth % Thickness parameter: % /Thick is the thickness of the structural members of the triange, % as a fraction of the height of the triangle. % Reasonable looking impossible triangles can be obtained with Thick <= 1/6. % right at /Thick == 1/6, there is no space left inside the triangle. % /Thick > 1/6 yields bizarre, but not very interesting results. % /Thick < 1/20 is less interesting, because the "impossibility" % is not so striking when the structural members are that thin. % A good "standard" value is 1/8. /Thick 1 8 div def % You would not normally want to change anything that follows. /Tall 1 def /HalfThick Thick .5 mul def newpath HalfThick Thick moveto Thick 0 lineto 1 Thick sub 0 lineto 1 HalfThick sub Thick lineto .5 HalfThick add Tall Thick sub lineto 1 Thick sub 0 moveto .5 HalfThick add Tall 3 Thick mul sub lineto Thick 3 mul Thick 2 mul lineto 1 Thick 2.5 mul sub Thick moveto .5 Tall Thick 4 mul sub lineto stroke 0.7 setgray newpath HalfThick Thick moveto 1 Thick 2.5 mul sub Thick lineto HalfThick neg Thick rlineto Thick Thick add Thick Thick add lineto .5 HalfThick add Tall Thick sub lineto Thick neg 0 rlineto closepath fill showpage pstoedit-3.62/examples/figtext.ps0000774000175500000000000000061710153163070014050 00000000000000 /Courier findfont 20 scalefont setfont 100 200 moveto (Courier ) show /Times-Roman findfont 20 scalefont setfont 100 300 moveto (Times-Roman ) show /Helvetica findfont 20 scalefont setfont 100 400 moveto (Helvetica ) show /Times-Italic findfont 20 scalefont setfont 100 500 moveto (Times-Italic ) show /Times-Bold findfont 20 scalefont setfont 100 600 moveto (Times-Bold ) show showpage pstoedit-3.62/examples/illusion.ps0000774000175500000000000000170107336010734014236 00000000000000%! % Optical illusion % written by Woody Baker % Rt.1 Box I % Manor, Tx. 78653 % % hereby placed in the public domain. Would appreciate the header % remaining in-tact. % % % do 1/4th of the drawing % /onequarter { 60 160 moveto 20 160 lineto 20 80 lineto 160 80 lineto 60 180 moveto 0 180 lineto 0 60 lineto 160 60 lineto 40 160 moveto 40 100 lineto 160 100 lineto 60 200 moveto 20 200 lineto 0 180 lineto 40 100 moveto 20 80 lineto } def % % draw the illusion and label it % /optical { 0 0 moveto onequarter gsave -90 rotate -260 0 translate onequarter -90 rotate -260 0 translate onequarter -90 rotate -260 0 translate onequarter stroke grestore /Helvetica findfont 20 scalefont setfont -10 -25 moveto (Brought to you By Woody Baker) show } def % % application code. Positions and scales and draws the actual % illusion. % /xcoord 140 def /ycoord 240 def gsave xcoord ycoord translate 1 1 scale optical grestore showpage pstoedit-3.62/examples/imagetest_1.ps0000774000175500000000000001061307336010734014604 00000000000000/smartimage12rgb { % w h b [matrix] smartimage12rgb - /colorimage where { pop { returndata } false 3 colorimage } { exch pop 8 exch 3 index 12 mul 8 mod 0 ne { 1 } { 0 } ifelse 4 index 6 2 roll { 2 copy cvgray } image pop pop } ifelse } def %/imagedata 3756 string def %/imagedata 1878 string def /imagedata 1800 string def /returndata { imagedata } def /rowdata 24 string def currentfile imagedata readhexstring ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff 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Return # result in func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result. func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 () { $opt_debug # awkward: cmd appends spaces to result func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result=`( cmd //c echo "$1" ) 2>/dev/null | $SED -e 's/[ ]*$//' -e "$lt_sed_naive_backslashify"` } #end: func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 # func_convert_file_check ARG1 ARG2 # Verify that ARG1 (a file name in $build format) was converted to $host # format in ARG2. Otherwise, emit an error message, but continue (resetting # func_to_host_file_result to ARG1). func_convert_file_check () { $opt_debug if test -z "$2" && test -n "$1" ; then func_error "Could not determine host file name corresponding to" func_error " \`$1'" func_error "Continuing, but uninstalled executables may not work." # Fallback: func_to_host_file_result="$1" fi } # end func_convert_file_check # func_convert_path_check FROM_PATHSEP TO_PATHSEP FROM_PATH TO_PATH # Verify that FROM_PATH (a path in $build format) was converted to $host # format in TO_PATH. 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See libtool.info. if test "x$1" != "x$2"; then lt_replace_pathsep_chars="s|$1|$2|g" func_to_host_path_result=`echo "$3" | $SED -e "$lt_replace_pathsep_chars"` else func_to_host_path_result="$3" fi fi } # end func_convert_path_check # func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep FRONTPAT BACKPAT REPL ORIG # Modifies func_to_host_path_result by prepending REPL if ORIG matches FRONTPAT # and appending REPL if ORIG matches BACKPAT. func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep () { $opt_debug case $4 in $1 ) func_to_host_path_result="$3$func_to_host_path_result" ;; esac case $4 in $2 ) func_append func_to_host_path_result "$3" ;; esac } # end func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ################################################## # $build to $host FILE NAME CONVERSION FUNCTIONS # ################################################## # invoked via `$to_host_file_cmd ARG' # # In each case, ARG is the path to be converted from $build to $host format. # Result will be available in $func_to_host_file_result. # func_to_host_file ARG # Converts the file name ARG from $build format to $host format. Return result # in func_to_host_file_result. func_to_host_file () { $opt_debug $to_host_file_cmd "$1" } # end func_to_host_file # func_to_tool_file ARG LAZY # converts the file name ARG from $build format to toolchain format. Return # result in func_to_tool_file_result. If the conversion in use is listed # in (the comma separated) LAZY, no conversion takes place. func_to_tool_file () { $opt_debug case ,$2, in *,"$to_tool_file_cmd",*) func_to_tool_file_result=$1 ;; *) $to_tool_file_cmd "$1" func_to_tool_file_result=$func_to_host_file_result ;; esac } # end func_to_tool_file # func_convert_file_noop ARG # Copy ARG to func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_noop () { func_to_host_file_result="$1" } # end func_convert_file_noop # func_convert_file_msys_to_w32 ARG # Convert file name ARG from (mingw) MSYS to (mingw) w32 format; automatic # conversion to w32 is not available inside the cwrapper. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_msys_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$1" func_to_host_file_result="$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_msys_to_w32 # func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 ARG # Convert file name ARG from Cygwin to w32 format. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # because $build is cygwin, we call "the" cygpath in $PATH; no need to use # LT_CYGPATH in this case. func_to_host_file_result=`cygpath -m "$1"` fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 # func_convert_file_nix_to_w32 ARG # Convert file name ARG from *nix to w32 format. Requires a wine environment # and a working winepath. Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_nix_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32 "$1" func_to_host_file_result="$func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_nix_to_w32 # func_convert_file_msys_to_cygwin ARG # Convert file name ARG from MSYS to Cygwin format. Requires LT_CYGPATH set. # Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_msys_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$1" func_cygpath -u "$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" func_to_host_file_result="$func_cygpath_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_msys_to_cygwin # func_convert_file_nix_to_cygwin ARG # Convert file name ARG from *nix to Cygwin format. Requires Cygwin installed # in a wine environment, working winepath, and LT_CYGPATH set. Returns result # in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_nix_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # convert from *nix to w32, then use cygpath to convert from w32 to cygwin. func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32 "$1" func_cygpath -u "$func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32_result" func_to_host_file_result="$func_cygpath_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_nix_to_cygwin ############################################# # $build to $host PATH CONVERSION FUNCTIONS # ############################################# # invoked via `$to_host_path_cmd ARG' # # In each case, ARG is the path to be converted from $build to $host format. # The result will be available in $func_to_host_path_result. # # Path separators are also converted from $build format to $host format. If # ARG begins or ends with a path separator character, it is preserved (but # converted to $host format) on output. # # All path conversion functions are named using the following convention: # file name conversion function : func_convert_file_X_to_Y () # path conversion function : func_convert_path_X_to_Y () # where, for any given $build/$host combination the 'X_to_Y' value is the # same. If conversion functions are added for new $build/$host combinations, # the two new functions must follow this pattern, or func_init_to_host_path_cmd # will break. # func_init_to_host_path_cmd # Ensures that function "pointer" variable $to_host_path_cmd is set to the # appropriate value, based on the value of $to_host_file_cmd. to_host_path_cmd= func_init_to_host_path_cmd () { $opt_debug if test -z "$to_host_path_cmd"; then func_stripname 'func_convert_file_' '' "$to_host_file_cmd" to_host_path_cmd="func_convert_path_${func_stripname_result}" fi } # func_to_host_path ARG # Converts the path ARG from $build format to $host format. Return result # in func_to_host_path_result. func_to_host_path () { $opt_debug func_init_to_host_path_cmd $to_host_path_cmd "$1" } # end func_to_host_path # func_convert_path_noop ARG # Copy ARG to func_to_host_path_result. func_convert_path_noop () { func_to_host_path_result="$1" } # end func_convert_path_noop # func_convert_path_msys_to_w32 ARG # Convert path ARG from (mingw) MSYS to (mingw) w32 format; automatic # conversion to w32 is not available inside the cwrapper. Returns result in # func_to_host_path_result. func_convert_path_msys_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # Remove leading and trailing path separator characters from ARG. MSYS # behavior is inconsistent here; cygpath turns them into '.;' and ';.'; # and winepath ignores them completely. func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_to_host_path_result="$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" func_convert_path_check : ";" \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" ";" "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_msys_to_w32 # func_convert_path_cygwin_to_w32 ARG # Convert path ARG from Cygwin to w32 format. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_cygwin_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # See func_convert_path_msys_to_w32: func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_to_host_path_result=`cygpath -m -p "$func_to_host_path_tmp1"` func_convert_path_check : ";" \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" ";" "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_cygwin_to_w32 # func_convert_path_nix_to_w32 ARG # Convert path ARG from *nix to w32 format. Requires a wine environment and # a working winepath. Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_nix_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # See func_convert_path_msys_to_w32: func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_to_host_path_result="$func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32_result" func_convert_path_check : ";" \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" ";" "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_nix_to_w32 # func_convert_path_msys_to_cygwin ARG # Convert path ARG from MSYS to Cygwin format. Requires LT_CYGPATH set. # Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_msys_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # See func_convert_path_msys_to_w32: func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_cygpath -u -p "$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" func_to_host_path_result="$func_cygpath_result" func_convert_path_check : : \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" : "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_msys_to_cygwin # func_convert_path_nix_to_cygwin ARG # Convert path ARG from *nix to Cygwin format. Requires Cygwin installed in a # a wine environment, working winepath, and LT_CYGPATH set. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_nix_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # Remove leading and trailing path separator characters from # ARG. msys behavior is inconsistent here, cygpath turns them # into '.;' and ';.', and winepath ignores them completely. func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_cygpath -u -p "$func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32_result" func_to_host_path_result="$func_cygpath_result" func_convert_path_check : : \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" : "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_nix_to_cygwin # func_mode_compile arg... func_mode_compile () { $opt_debug # Get the compilation command and the source file. base_compile= srcfile="$nonopt" # always keep a non-empty value in "srcfile" suppress_opt=yes suppress_output= arg_mode=normal libobj= later= pie_flag= for arg do case $arg_mode in arg ) # do not "continue". 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Returns newly allocated full path name if found, NULL otherwise Does not chase symlinks, even on platforms that support them. */ char * find_executable (const char *wrapper) { int has_slash = 0; const char *p; const char *p_next; /* static buffer for getcwd */ char tmp[LT_PATHMAX + 1]; int tmp_len; char *concat_name; lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(find_executable): %s\n", nonempty (wrapper)); if ((wrapper == NULL) || (*wrapper == '\0')) return NULL; /* Absolute path? */ #if defined (HAVE_DOS_BASED_FILE_SYSTEM) if (isalpha ((unsigned char) wrapper[0]) && wrapper[1] == ':') { concat_name = xstrdup (wrapper); if (check_executable (concat_name)) return concat_name; XFREE (concat_name); } else { #endif if (IS_DIR_SEPARATOR (wrapper[0])) { concat_name = xstrdup (wrapper); if (check_executable (concat_name)) return concat_name; XFREE (concat_name); } #if defined (HAVE_DOS_BASED_FILE_SYSTEM) } #endif for (p = wrapper; *p; p++) if (*p == '/') { has_slash = 1; break; } if (!has_slash) { /* no slashes; search PATH */ const char *path = getenv ("PATH"); if (path != NULL) { for (p = path; *p; p = p_next) { const char *q; size_t p_len; for (q = p; *q; q++) if (IS_PATH_SEPARATOR (*q)) break; p_len = q - p; p_next = (*q == '\0' ? q : q + 1); if (p_len == 0) { /* empty path: current directory */ if (getcwd (tmp, LT_PATHMAX) == NULL) lt_fatal (__FILE__, __LINE__, "getcwd failed: %s", nonnull (strerror (errno))); tmp_len = strlen (tmp); concat_name = XMALLOC (char, tmp_len + 1 + strlen (wrapper) + 1); memcpy (concat_name, tmp, tmp_len); concat_name[tmp_len] = '/'; strcpy (concat_name + tmp_len + 1, wrapper); } else { concat_name = XMALLOC (char, p_len + 1 + strlen (wrapper) + 1); memcpy (concat_name, p, p_len); concat_name[p_len] = '/'; strcpy (concat_name + p_len + 1, wrapper); } if (check_executable (concat_name)) return concat_name; XFREE (concat_name); } } /* not found in PATH; assume curdir */ } /* Relative path | not found in path: prepend cwd */ if (getcwd (tmp, LT_PATHMAX) == NULL) lt_fatal (__FILE__, __LINE__, "getcwd failed: %s", nonnull (strerror (errno))); tmp_len = strlen (tmp); concat_name = XMALLOC (char, tmp_len + 1 + strlen (wrapper) + 1); memcpy (concat_name, tmp, tmp_len); concat_name[tmp_len] = '/'; strcpy (concat_name + tmp_len + 1, wrapper); if (check_executable (concat_name)) return concat_name; XFREE (concat_name); return NULL; } char * chase_symlinks (const char *pathspec) { #ifndef S_ISLNK return xstrdup (pathspec); #else char buf[LT_PATHMAX]; struct stat s; char *tmp_pathspec = xstrdup (pathspec); char *p; int has_symlinks = 0; while (strlen (tmp_pathspec) && !has_symlinks) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "checking path component for symlinks: %s\n", tmp_pathspec); if (lstat (tmp_pathspec, &s) == 0) { if (S_ISLNK (s.st_mode) != 0) { has_symlinks = 1; break; } /* search backwards for last DIR_SEPARATOR */ p = tmp_pathspec + strlen (tmp_pathspec) - 1; while ((p > tmp_pathspec) && (!IS_DIR_SEPARATOR (*p))) p--; if ((p == tmp_pathspec) && (!IS_DIR_SEPARATOR (*p))) { /* no more DIR_SEPARATORS left */ break; } *p = '\0'; } else { lt_fatal (__FILE__, __LINE__, "error accessing file \"%s\": %s", tmp_pathspec, nonnull (strerror (errno))); } } XFREE (tmp_pathspec); if (!has_symlinks) { return xstrdup (pathspec); } tmp_pathspec = realpath (pathspec, buf); if (tmp_pathspec == 0) { lt_fatal (__FILE__, __LINE__, "could not follow symlinks for %s", pathspec); } return xstrdup (tmp_pathspec); #endif } char * strendzap (char *str, const char *pat) { size_t len, patlen; assert (str != NULL); assert (pat != NULL); len = strlen (str); patlen = strlen (pat); if (patlen <= len) { str += len - patlen; if (strcmp (str, pat) == 0) *str = '\0'; } return str; } void lt_debugprintf (const char *file, int line, const char *fmt, ...) { va_list args; if (lt_debug) { (void) fprintf (stderr, "%s:%s:%d: ", program_name, file, line); va_start (args, fmt); (void) vfprintf (stderr, fmt, args); va_end (args); } } static void lt_error_core (int exit_status, const char *file, int line, const char *mode, const char *message, va_list ap) { fprintf (stderr, "%s:%s:%d: %s: ", program_name, file, line, mode); vfprintf (stderr, message, ap); fprintf (stderr, ".\n"); if (exit_status >= 0) exit (exit_status); } void lt_fatal (const char *file, int line, const char *message, ...) { va_list ap; va_start (ap, message); lt_error_core (EXIT_FAILURE, file, line, "FATAL", message, ap); va_end (ap); } static const char * nonnull (const char *s) { return s ? s : "(null)"; } static const char * nonempty (const char *s) { return (s && !*s) ? "(empty)" : nonnull (s); } void lt_setenv (const char *name, const char *value) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(lt_setenv) setting '%s' to '%s'\n", nonnull (name), nonnull (value)); { #ifdef HAVE_SETENV /* always make a copy, for consistency with !HAVE_SETENV */ char *str = xstrdup (value); setenv (name, str, 1); #else int len = strlen (name) + 1 + strlen (value) + 1; char *str = XMALLOC (char, len); sprintf (str, "%s=%s", name, value); if (putenv (str) != EXIT_SUCCESS) { XFREE (str); } #endif } } char * lt_extend_str (const char *orig_value, const char *add, int to_end) { char *new_value; if (orig_value && *orig_value) { int orig_value_len = strlen (orig_value); int add_len = strlen (add); new_value = XMALLOC (char, add_len + orig_value_len + 1); if (to_end) { strcpy (new_value, orig_value); strcpy (new_value + orig_value_len, add); } else { strcpy (new_value, add); strcpy (new_value + add_len, orig_value); } } else { new_value = xstrdup (add); } return new_value; } void lt_update_exe_path (const char *name, const char *value) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(lt_update_exe_path) modifying '%s' by prepending '%s'\n", nonnull (name), nonnull (value)); if (name && *name && value && *value) { char *new_value = lt_extend_str (getenv (name), value, 0); /* some systems can't cope with a ':'-terminated path #' */ int len = strlen (new_value); while (((len = strlen (new_value)) > 0) && IS_PATH_SEPARATOR (new_value[len-1])) { new_value[len-1] = '\0'; } lt_setenv (name, new_value); XFREE (new_value); } } void lt_update_lib_path (const char *name, const char *value) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(lt_update_lib_path) modifying '%s' by prepending '%s'\n", nonnull (name), nonnull (value)); if (name && *name && value && *value) { char *new_value = lt_extend_str (getenv (name), value, 0); lt_setenv (name, new_value); XFREE (new_value); } } EOF case $host_os in mingw*) cat <<"EOF" /* Prepares an argument vector before calling spawn(). 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Optimum-Roman-DTC {T1}{dop}{m}{n} Optimum-RomanItalic-DTC {T1}{do}{m}{sl} OrandaBT-Bold {T1}{bo1}{b}{n} OrandaBT-BoldCondensed {T1}{bo1}{b}{n} OrandaBT-BoldItalic {T1}{bo1}{b}{it} OrandaBT-Italic {T1}{bo1}{m}{it} OrandaBT-Roman {T1}{bo1}{m}{n} OrandaBT-RomanCondensed {T1}{bo1}{m}{n} Orator {T1}{por}{m}{n} Orator-Slanted {T1}{por}{m}{sl} OrbitBbyBT-Regular {T1}{bo2}{m}{n} OrchidBlackSSiBold {T1}{kna}{b}{n} OrchidBlackSSiBoldItalic {T1}{kna}{b}{it} OrchidSSi {T1}{kna}{m}{n} OrchidSSi-BoldItalic {T1}{kna}{b}{it} OrchidSSi-Italic {T1}{kna}{m}{it} OrchidSSi-SemiBold {T1}{kna}{s}{n} OrchidSSi-SemiBoldItalic {T1}{kna}{s}{it} OrchidSSiBold {T1}{kna}{b}{n} OrchidSSiItalic {T1}{kna}{m}{it} OrchidSSiSemiBold {T1}{kna}{s}{n} OrchidSSiSemiBoldItalic {T1}{kna}{s}{it} OriginalGaramondBT-Bold {T1}{beg}{b}{n} OriginalGaramondBT-BoldItalic {T1}{beg}{b}{it} OriginalGaramondBT-Italic {T1}{beg}{m}{it} OriginalGaramondBT-Roman {T1}{beg}{m}{n} Ouch {T1}{poq}{m}{n} Oxford {T1}{pof}{m}{n} OzHandicraftBT-Roman {T1}{boz}{m}{n} PTBarnumBT-Regular {T1}{bpb}{m}{n} Palatino-Bold {T1}{ppl}{b}{n} Palatino-BoldItalic {T1}{ppl}{b}{it} Palatino-Italic {T1}{ppl}{m}{it} Palatino-Medium {T1}{ppl}{}{n} Palatino-MediumItalic {T1}{ppl}{}{it} Palatino-Roman {T1}{ppl}{m}{n} Palatino-SC {T1}{ppl}{m}{sc} PaletteSSi {T1}{kau}{m}{n} PaletteSSi-Bold {T1}{kau}{b}{n} PaletteSSi-BoldItalic {T1}{kau}{b}{it} PaletteSSi-Italic {T1}{kau}{m}{it} PaletteSSiBold {T1}{kau}{b}{n} PaletteSSiBoldItalic {T1}{kau}{b}{it} PaletteSSiItalic {T1}{kau}{m}{it} PalindromeBlackSSiBold {T1}{kes}{b}{n} PalindromeBlackSSiBoldItalic {T1}{kes}{b}{sl} PalindromeCondensedSSiBoldCondensed {T1}{kes}{b}{n} PalindromeCondensedSSiCondensed {T1}{kes}{m}{n} PalindromeExpandedSSiBoldExpanded {T1}{kes}{bx}{n} PalindromeExpandedSSiExpanded {T1}{kes}{m}{n} PalindromeSSi {T1}{kes}{m}{n} PalindromeSSi-BoldCondensed {T1}{kes}{b}{n} PalindromeSSi-Condensed {T1}{kes}{m}{n} PalindromeSSi-Expanded {T1}{kes}{m}{n} PalindromeSSiItalic {T1}{kes}{m}{sl} 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Just calls the pstoedit.dll Copyright (C) 1999 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz@geocities.com This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include #include #include // #include // use stdio to be plain C compatible #include #include "pstoedll.h" int write_callback_test (void * cb_data, const char* text,unsigned long length) /* Returns number of characters successfully written */ { fwrite(text, 1, length, stdout); return length; } int main(int argc,char* argv[]) { char myname[2000]; void * handle = 0; myname[0] = '\0'; GetModuleFileName(0,myname,sizeof(myname)); { const int len = strlen(myname); if (len < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "could not find path to myself"); return 1; } myname[len-3] = 'D'; myname[len-2] = 'L'; myname[len-1] = 'L'; } handle = LoadLibrary(myname); if (handle) { {void * fptr0 = GetProcAddress(handle, "pstoedit_checkversion"); if (fptr0) { pstoedit_checkversion_func * pstoedit_checkversion = (pstoedit_checkversion_func *) fptr0; int result = pstoedit_checkversion(pstoeditdllversion); if (!result) { fprintf(stderr,"wrong version of pstoedit.dll found\n"); return 1; } } else { fprintf(stderr, "could not find pstoedit_checkversion in %s",myname); return 1; }} {void * fptr0 = GetProcAddress(handle, "setPstoeditOutputFunction"); if (fptr0) { setPstoeditOutputFunction_func * setPstoeditOutputFunction = (setPstoeditOutputFunction_func *) fptr0; setPstoeditOutputFunction(0, // no Call Back Data ptr write_callback_test); } else { fprintf(stderr, "could not find setPstoeditOutputFunction in %s",myname); return 1; }} #if NOTNEEDEDINMAIN {void * fptr1 = GetProcAddress(handle, "getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC"); if (fptr1) { getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC_func * getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC = (getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC_func *) fptr1; struct DriverDescription_S * dd = getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC(); struct DriverDescription_S * ddi = dd; #define DUMPLIST #ifdef DUMPLIST while(ddi && (ddi->symbolicname) ) { 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is an update of the test releases for pstoedit 3.21 and 3.30. Nothing spectacular new in here. These files are compiled and (somewhat) tested on a single machine using a German Warp 4(.5), FP 15. I make them available for anybody who is interested in testing them. I am interested in any feedback. Send your comments to thoffman@zappa.sax.de Please do not redistribute these files (i.e.,do not upload them to public FTP servers). I would like to note that I added some minor modifications to code that resulted from the work of C.Jaeschke. To get this program working, pstoedit.exe must find pstoedit.dll and gsdll2.dll. I put them into the LIBPATH. Also make the runtime libraries of emx available. pstoedit.dll is "gvpm-ready". In cooperation w/ R.Lang this led to integration into this graphical tool (This version works w/ "stock" gvpm 4.0 at least). As of this moment, gvpm still contains the pstoedit.dll of version 3.21. You can simply copy this new dll over it. (Check: when the Mathematica backend is listed, you are using v3.31) NEW: pstoedit.exe looks for configuration data into pstoedit.ini, too. You receive a template of this ini with this release. Change it according to your system's values (use regedit2 for this) and put it alongside with pstoedit.exe or in the directory of the SYSTEM_INI, i.e. os2.ini (e.g., C:\OS2). Search sequence changed: pstoedit looks for the GS_LIB dirs in the following order: 1. look for pstoedit.ini (see above) 2. look for gvpm.ini (the ASCII ini from gvpm) 3. look for the environment variable GS_LIB 4. look for a built-in value Buglet removed: pstoedit does not any longer create empty pstoedit.ini files in your working directory (did this before, if it could not find an pstoedit.ini in the system or exe directory.). If you are using pstoedit.ini then you have to update the path of the ghostscript lib when upgrading these. The main differences to the "old" version for OS/2 (must have been around v.2.60) are: -no longer necessary to use pstoedit.cmd: use pstoedit.exe -windowing code for met removed (pstoedit only writes to an output file, which you can look at using OS/2's picture viewer) -info output goes to STDERR, you can redirect this output -limited support for images added (mostly taken from the wmf driver code) -some of the "*nix formats" included (call pstoedit -help to see a list of supported formats) -added pstoedit.inf (Thanks to A.Zabolotny for html2ipf). -made using autoconf et.al. with (not so) minor modifications of the resulting Makefile, i.e. no hand crafted Makefile used (Thanks to H.C.Chu for autoconf). New in comparison with v3.21 is the added Mathematica backend. The directory examples contains the *ps files from the original (source) distribution and output created for the met device. Compare the files to find out about the capa- bilities and limits of this program. Known deficencies are: -image boundaries cannot be skewed (the content is rotated, although): see imagetest.[ps,met] -"stairs" in text are not shown: see largetextspace.[ps,met] -text orientations are not always correct: see textmat.[ps,met] -content of multiple pages is printed on one page: twopages.[ps,met] -path handling fails: pathtest.[ps,met] January 2002 Thomas Hoffmann thoffman@zappa.sax.de pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/0000755000175500010010000000000012137264543012132 500000000000000pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/0000755000175500010010000000000012137264544013732 500000000000000pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/callgsdllviaiapi.cpp0000774000175500000000000001634512137232215017663 00000000000000/* Copyright (C) 1998, Russell Lang. All rights reserved. Copyright (C) 2005, Wolfgang Glunz. All rights reserved. Wolfgang Glunz implemented the C++ wrapper and the adaptation to the new iapi.h This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #if defined (_WIN32) #include // the next define is needed in gsdll.h #define _Windows #endif #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include #include #include "iapi.h" typedef int (GSDLLCALLPTR gs_write_callback_funcptr) (void * cb_data, const char* text, int length); // length needs to be int because of gs api static int GSDLLCALL default_gs_addmess(void * /* cb_data */ , const char* text, int length) { // this default is just used in test environment. In real version, the output handler // is set via pstoedit.c #define OUTPUTSTREAM stderr // from pstoedit 3.50 on we redirect all stdout of ghostscript to stderr in order to avoid problems // in case pstoedit's output is written to stdout (e.g. this is done if being called from inkscape) //fprintf(OUTPUTSTREAM,"in default_gs_addmess\n"); if (text) { fwrite(text,1,length,OUTPUTSTREAM); fflush(OUTPUTSTREAM); return length; } else { return 0; } } static gs_write_callback_funcptr current_write_callback = default_gs_addmess; void set_gs_write_callback(gs_write_callback_funcptr new_cb) { // cout << "CB set " << endl; current_write_callback = new_cb; } static char messagebuffer[1000]; // just for local formatting static void writemessage(const char *msg = messagebuffer) { (void)current_write_callback(0,msg,(int) strlen(msg)); } static int GSDLLCALL std_inHandler(void * /*caller_handle*/, char * buf , int len ) // len needs to be int because of gs api { // return 0; const size_t result = fread(buf,1,len,stdin); return (int) result; } /* main handler for the GS DLL */ class GSDLL { public: GSDLL() : hmodule(0), new_instance(0), delete_instance(0), set_stdio(0), init_with_args(0), run_string(0), run_file(0), exit(0), minst(0) { } ~GSDLL() { gs_load_dll_cleanup(); new_instance=(0); delete_instance=(0); set_stdio=(0); init_with_args=(0); run_string=(0); run_file=(0); exit=(0); minst=(0) ; hmodule=0; } void gs_load_dll_cleanup(void) { if (hmodule) (void) FreeLibrary(hmodule); hmodule=(0); } /* load GS DLL if not already loaded */ /* return TRUE if OK */ bool gs_load_dll(const char * szDllName) { // long version; hmodule = LoadLibrary(szDllName); if (hmodule < (HINSTANCE)HINSTANCE_ERROR) { /* fprintf(stderr,"loading %s failed\n", szDllName); */ return false; } // fprintf(stderr, "loaded %s\n", szDllName); /* DLL is now loaded */ /* Get pointers to functions */ //TODO if ( (gsapi.revision = (PFN_gsdll_revision) GetProcAddress(gsapi.hmodule, "gsdll_revision")) == NULL) //TODO return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); #ifdef GS_REVISION /* check DLL version [OPTIONAL] */ revision(NULL, NULL, &version, NULL); if (version != (long)GS_REVISION) { sprinft(messagebuffer,"Wrong version of DLL found.\n Found version %ld\n\ Need version %ld\n", version, (long)GS_REVISION); write_message(); return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); } #endif /* continue loading other functions */ if ( (new_instance = (PFN_gsapi_new_instance) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_new_instance")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_new_instance\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false; } if ( (delete_instance = (PFN_gsapi_delete_instance) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_delete_instance")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_delete_instance\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false;} if ( (set_stdio = (PFN_gsapi_set_stdio) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_set_stdio")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_set_stdio\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false;} if ( (init_with_args = (PFN_gsapi_init_with_args) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_init_with_args")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_init_with_args\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false;} if ( (run_string = (PFN_gsapi_run_string) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_run_string")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_run_string\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false;} if ( (run_file = (PFN_gsapi_run_file) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_run_file")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_run_file\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false;} if ( (exit = (PFN_gsapi_exit) GetProcAddress(hmodule, "gsapi_exit")) == NULL) { writemessage("could not load gsapi_exit\n"); gs_load_dll_cleanup(); return false;} return true; } private: HINSTANCE hmodule; /* handle to module */ public: // yes - I make these public - Of course one could add real methods without the // minst argument which just forward the call to the pointer adding the minst argument // but that would mean a lot of code duplication for little added value (W. Glunz) /* pointers to DLL functions */ PFN_gsapi_new_instance new_instance; PFN_gsapi_delete_instance delete_instance; PFN_gsapi_set_stdio set_stdio; PFN_gsapi_init_with_args init_with_args; PFN_gsapi_run_string run_string; PFN_gsapi_run_file run_file; PFN_gsapi_exit exit; // pointer to the GhostScript instance (but there can only be one anyway) gs_main_instance *minst; }; // can be static - since it is #included into callgs.cpp static int callgsDLL(int argc, char *argv[]) { GSDLL gsapi; (void) SETMODE(FILENO(stdin), O_BINARY); // const char szDllName[] = "gsdll32.dll"; const char * const szDllName = argv[0]; // if (!gsapi.gs_load_dll(szDllName)) { sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(messagebuffer,1000), "Can't load %s (possibly due to 32/64 bit mix - will try gswin32c.exe instead\n", szDllName); writemessage(); return -1; } const int e_Quit = -101; // see ierrors.h int code = gsapi.new_instance(&(gsapi.minst), NULL); if (code < 0) { writemessage("new_instance failed\n"); return 1; } (void)gsapi.set_stdio(gsapi.minst,std_inHandler,current_write_callback,current_write_callback); // params: in, out, err code = gsapi.init_with_args(gsapi.minst, argc, argv); int exit_code; const char start_string[] = "systemdict /start get exec\n"; if (code == 0) code = gsapi.run_string(gsapi.minst, start_string, 0, &exit_code); int code1 = gsapi.exit(gsapi.minst); if ((code == 0) || (code == e_Quit)) code = code1; gsapi.delete_instance(gsapi.minst); if ((code == 0) || (code == e_Quit)) { // sprintf(messagebuffer,"return OK\n"); writemessage(); return 0; } else { // sprintf(messagebuffer,"return FAIL %d\n",code);writemessage(); return 1; } } pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/dwmaincgsdll.c0000774000175500000000000003003110234255100016445 00000000000000/* Copyright (C) 1998, Russell Lang. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* dwmainc.c */ /* Ghostscript DLL loader for Win32 */ /* For console mode application */ /* This is intended as example code, showing how you can * use the Ghostscript DLL from your application. * If you rename the main() function below to gsdll_main() * and link this file with your program, you can call * Ghostscript using gsdll_main(). * Note that your application *must* be a console application * to use this code, otherwise you will need to remove all * references to stdin and stdout from this file. * * Example compilation: * bcc32 -v -DGS_REVISION=510 -Ik:\bc45\include -Lk:\bc45\lib dwmainc.c * * This is similar to the OS/2 file dpmainc.c. */ /* Russell Lang 1998-01-06 */ #include "cppcomp.h" #if defined (_WIN32) #include // the next define is needed in gsdll.h #define _Windows #elif defined (__OS2__) #define INCL_DOS #define INCL_WIN #include #endif #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include #include // old DLL (uses aladdin lic) #include "gsdll.hpp" #include "gsdll.h" #define MAXSTR 256 #if defined (_WIN32) const char *szDllName = "gsdll32.dll"; #elif defined (__OS2__) const char *szDllName = "GSDLL2.DLL"; #endif const char start_string[] = "systemdict /start get exec\n"; int debug = FALSE; /* main structure with info about the GS DLL */ typedef struct tagGSDLL { BOOL valid; /* true if loaded */ #if defined (_WIN32) HINSTANCE hmodule; /* handle to module */ #elif defined (__OS2__) HMODULE hmodule; /* handle to module */ #endif /* pointers to DLL functions */ PFN_gsdll_revision revision; PFN_gsdll_init init; PFN_gsdll_execute_begin execute_begin; PFN_gsdll_execute_cont execute_cont; PFN_gsdll_execute_end execute_end; PFN_gsdll_exit exit; PFN_gsdll_lock_device lock_device; #if defined (_WIN32) #ifdef OLDGSDLL PFN_gsdll_copy_dib copy_dib; PFN_gsdll_copy_palette copy_palette; PFN_gsdll_draw draw; #endif /* pointer to mswindll device */ char FAR *device; #elif defined (__OS2__) PFN_gsdll_get_bitmap get_bitmap; /* pointer to os2dll device */ char *device; #endif } GSDLL; GSDLL gsdll; typedef int (gs_write_callback_func) (void * cb_data, const char* text, unsigned long length); static int default_gs_addmess(void * /* cb_data */ , const char* text, unsigned long length) { //fputs(text, stdout); fwrite(text,1,length,stdout); fflush(stdout); return length; } static gs_write_callback_func* current_write_callback = default_gs_addmess; void set_gs_write_callback(gs_write_callback_func* new_cb) { current_write_callback = new_cb; } static char messagebuffer[1000]; // just for local formatting static void write_message() { current_write_callback(0,messagebuffer,strlen(messagebuffer)); } /* free GS DLL */ /* This should only be called when gsdll_execute has returned. */ /* TRUE means no error. */ BOOL gs_free_dll(void) { BOOL flag; #if defined (_WIN32) if (gsdll.hmodule < (HINSTANCE)HINSTANCE_ERROR) flag = TRUE; else flag = FreeLibrary(gsdll.hmodule); gsdll.hmodule = NULL; #elif defined (__OS2__) if (gsdll.hmodule == (HMODULE) NULL) flag=TRUE; else flag = !DosFreeModule(gsdll.hmodule); gsdll.hmodule = (HMODULE) NULL; #endif gsdll.revision = NULL; gsdll.init = NULL; gsdll.execute_begin = NULL; gsdll.execute_cont = NULL; gsdll.execute_end = NULL; gsdll.exit = NULL; gsdll.lock_device = NULL; #if defined (_WIN32) #ifdef OLDGSDLL gsdll.copy_dib = NULL; gsdll.copy_palette = NULL; gsdll.draw = NULL; #endif #elif defined (__OS2__) gsdll.get_bitmap = NULL; #endif gsdll.device = NULL; return flag; } BOOL gs_load_dll_cleanup(void) { (void) gs_free_dll(); return FALSE; } /* load GS DLL if not already loaded */ /* return TRUE if OK */ BOOL gs_load_dll(void) { #if defined (_WIN32) // long version; gsdll.hmodule = LoadLibrary(szDllName); if (gsdll.hmodule < (HINSTANCE)HINSTANCE_ERROR) return FALSE; /* DLL is now loaded */ /* Get pointers to functions */ if ( (gsdll.revision = (PFN_gsdll_revision) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_revision")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); #ifdef GS_REVISION /* check DLL version [OPTIONAL] */ gsdll.revision(NULL, NULL, &version, NULL); if (version != (long)GS_REVISION) { sprinft(messagebuffer,"Wrong version of DLL found.\n Found version %ld\n\ Need version %ld\n", version, (long)GS_REVISION); write_message(); return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); } #endif /* continue loading other functions */ if ( (gsdll.init = (PFN_gsdll_init) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_init")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.execute_begin = (PFN_gsdll_execute_begin) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_execute_begin")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.execute_cont = (PFN_gsdll_execute_cont) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_execute_cont")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.execute_end = (PFN_gsdll_execute_end) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_execute_end")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.exit = (PFN_gsdll_exit) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_exit")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.lock_device = (PFN_gsdll_lock_device) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_lock_device")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); #ifdef OLDGSDLL if ( (gsdll.copy_dib = (PFN_gsdll_copy_dib) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_copy_dib")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.copy_palette = (PFN_gsdll_copy_palette) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_copy_palette")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ( (gsdll.draw = (PFN_gsdll_draw) GetProcAddress(gsdll.hmodule, "gsdll_draw")) == NULL) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); #endif #elif defined (__OS2__) char buf[MAXSTR + 40]; APIRET rc; char *p; const char *dllname; PTIB pptib; PPIB pppib; char szExePath[MAXSTR]; char fullname[1024]; const char *shortname; if ((rc = DosGetInfoBlocks(&pptib, &pppib)) != 0) { // fprintf(stdout, "Couldn't get pid, rc = \n", rc); return FALSE; } /* get path to EXE */ if ((rc = DosQueryModuleName(pppib->pib_hmte, sizeof(szExePath), szExePath)) != 0) { if (debug) { sprintf(messagebuffer, "Couldn't get module name, rc = %ld\n", rc); write_message(); } return FALSE; } if ((p = strrchr(szExePath, '\\')) != (char *)NULL) { p++; *p = '\0'; } dllname = szDllName; if (debug) { sprintf(messagebuffer, "Trying to load %s\n", dllname); write_message(); } memset(buf, 0, sizeof(buf)); rc = DosLoadModule((PBYTE)buf, sizeof(buf), (PCSZ)dllname, &gsdll.hmodule); if (rc) { /* failed */ /* try again, with path of EXE */ if ((shortname = strrchr((const char *)szDllName, '\\')) == (const char *)NULL) shortname = szDllName; strcpy(fullname, szExePath); if ((p = strrchr(fullname, '\\')) != (char *)NULL) p++; else p = fullname; *p = '\0'; strcat(fullname, shortname); dllname = fullname; if (debug) { sprintf(messagebuffer, "Trying to load %s\n", dllname); write_message(); } rc = DosLoadModule((PBYTE)buf, sizeof(buf), (PCSZ)dllname, &gsdll.hmodule); if (rc) { /* failed again */ /* try once more, this time on system search path */ dllname = shortname; if (debug) { sprintf(messagebuffer, "Trying to load %s\n", dllname); write_message(); } rc = DosLoadModule((PBYTE)buf, sizeof(buf), (PCSZ)dllname, &gsdll.hmodule); } } if (rc != 0) return FALSE; if (debug) { sprintf(messagebuffer,"Loaded Ghostscript DLL\n"); write_message(); } if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_REVISION", (PFN *) (&gsdll.revision))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); #ifdef GS_REVISION /* check DLL version */ gsdll.revision(NULL, NULL, &revision, NULL); if (revision != GS_REVISION) { sprintf(messagebuffer, "Wrong version of DLL found.\n Found version %ld\n Need version %ld\n", revision, (long)GS_REVISION); write_message(); return gs_load_dll_cleanup();; } #endif if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_INIT", (PFN *) (&gsdll.init))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_EXECUTE_BEGIN", (PFN *) (&gsdll.execute_begin))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_EXECUTE_CONT", (PFN *) (&gsdll.execute_cont))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_EXECUTE_END", (PFN *) (&gsdll.execute_end))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_EXIT", (PFN *) (&gsdll.exit))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_LOCK_DEVICE", (PFN *) (&gsdll.lock_device))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); if ((rc = DosQueryProcAddr(gsdll.hmodule, 0, (PCSZ)"GSDLL_GET_BITMAP", (PFN *) (&gsdll.get_bitmap))) != 0) return gs_load_dll_cleanup(); #endif return TRUE; } int read_stdin(char FAR *str, int len) { int ch; int count = 0; while (count < len) { ch = fgetc(stdin); if (ch == EOF) return count; *str++ = (char) ch; count++; if (ch == '\n') return count; } return count; } int gsdll_callback(int message, char *str, unsigned long count) { switch (message) { case GSDLL_STDIN: return read_stdin(str, count); case GSDLL_STDOUT: if (str != (char *)NULL) // fwrite(str, 1, count, stdout); // fflush(stdout); current_write_callback(0,str,count); return count; case GSDLL_DEVICE: if (count) { #if defined (_WIN32) #define SYSDLL mswindll #elif defined (__OS2__) #define SYSDLL os2dll #endif sprintf(messagebuffer,"SYSDLL \ device is not supported by the command line version of Ghostscript.\n\ Select a different device using -sDEVICE= as described in use.txt.\n\ Callback: DEVICE %p %s\n", str, count ? "open" : "close"); write_message(); } break; case GSDLL_SYNC: sprintf(messagebuffer,"Callback: SYNC %p\n", str); write_message(); break; case GSDLL_PAGE: sprintf(messagebuffer,"Callback: PAGE %p\n", str); write_message(); break; case GSDLL_SIZE: sprintf(messagebuffer,"Callback: SIZE %p width=%d height=%d\n", str, (int)(count & 0xffff), (int)((count>>16) & 0xffff) ); write_message(); break; case GSDLL_POLL: return 0; /* no error */ default: sprintf(messagebuffer,"Callback: Unknown message=%d\n",message); write_message(); break; } return 0; } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int code; #if defined(_WIN32) (void) setmode(fileno(stdin), O_BINARY); #endif if (!gs_load_dll()) { fprintf(stderr, "Can't load %s\n", szDllName); return -1; } code = gsdll.init(gsdll_callback, (HWND)NULL, argc, argv); if (!code) code = gsdll.execute_begin(); if (!code) { code = gsdll.execute_cont(start_string, strlen(start_string)); if (!code) { gsdll.execute_end(); gsdll.exit(); } else code = gsdll.exit(); } (void) gs_free_dll(); if (code == GSDLL_INIT_QUIT) return 0; return code; } pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/getini.c0000774000175500000000000001172210375676050015303 00000000000000/* Copyright (C) 1998, Russell Lang. All rights reserved. Find the path to the gsview32.ini. Special version for pstoedit. Merged w/ finder for gvpm.ini (OS/2). This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifndef __OS2__ #ifndef _WIN32 #include #endif static void getini(int verbose,ostream & errstream, char* szIniFile,const char *INIFILEname,DWORD sizeofIniFile) { #if 0 /* get path to EXE */ GetModuleFileName(phInstance, szExePath, sizeof(szExePath)); if ((p = strrchr(szExePath,'\\')) != (char *)NULL) p++; else p = szExePath; *p = '\0'; #endif /* get path to INI file */ szIniFile[0] = '\0'; /* strcpy(szIniFile, szExePath); */ #ifdef _WIN32 DWORD version = GetVersion(); bool is_win4 = false; if (LOBYTE(LOWORD(version)) >= 4) is_win4 = true; /* allow for user profiles */ if (is_win4) { LONG rc; HKEY hkey; DWORD keytype; DWORD cbData; DWORD fa; /* Find the user profile directory */ rc = RegOpenKeyEx(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\ProfileReconciliation", 0, KEY_READ, &hkey); if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS) { cbData = sizeofIniFile - strlen(INIFILEname); // cbData = sizeof(szIniFile)-sizeof(INIFILEname); // cout << "cbdata" << (int) cbData << endl; keytype = REG_SZ; rc = RegQueryValueEx(hkey, "ProfileDirectory", 0, &keytype, (LPBYTE)szIniFile, &cbData); (void)RegCloseKey(hkey); } if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS) { if (verbose) { errstream << "Found ProfileDirectory ! " << endl; } fa = GetFileAttributes(szIniFile); if ((fa != 0xffffffff) && (fa & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)) strcat_s(szIniFile,sizeofIniFile, "\\"); else szIniFile[0] = '\0'; } else { /* If we didn't succeed, use the Windows directory */ szIniFile[0] = '\0'; } } if (szIniFile[0] == '\0') { DWORD fa; /* If we didn't succeed, try %USERPROFILE% */ char *p = getenv("USERPROFILE"); if (p && *p) { strcpy_s(szIniFile,sizeofIniFile, p); #ifdef __BORLANDC__ OemToCharBuff(szIniFile, szIniFile, lstrlen(szIniFile)); #endif p = szIniFile + strlen(szIniFile) - 1; if ((*p == '\\') || (*p == '/')) *p = '\0'; /* check if USERPROFILE contains a directory name */ fa = GetFileAttributes(szIniFile); if ((fa != 0xffffffff) && (fa & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)) strcat_s(szIniFile,sizeofIniFile, "\\"); else szIniFile[0] = '\0'; } } #else { char *p = getenv("USERPROFILE"); if (p && *p) { strcpy(szIniFile, p); #ifdef __BORLANDC__ OemToAnsiBuff(szIniFile, szIniFile, lstrlen(szIniFile)); #endif p = szIniFile + strlen(szIniFile) - 1; if ((*p == '\\') || (*p == '/')) *p = '\0'; /* check if USERPROFILE contains a directory name */ DIR *d; d = opendir(szIniFile); if (d) { closedir(d); strcat(szIniFile, "\\"); } } } #endif strcat_s(szIniFile,sizeofIniFile, INIFILEname); } #else /*OS/2*/ static void getini(int verbose,ostream & errstream, char* szIniFile, const char *INIFILEname, unsigned int sizeofIniFile) /* get path to INI FILE */ { char *tail, *env; FILESTATUS3 fsts3ConfigInfo = {{0}}; ULONG ulBufSize = sizeof(FILESTATUS3); ULONG inSysDir = 0; APIRET rc; /* first, look in SYSTEM_INI dir */ if ((env = getenv("SYSTEM_INI")) != (char *)NULL) { strcpy(szIniFile, env); inSysDir=1; if ((tail = strrchr(szIniFile,'\\')) != (PCHAR)NULL) { tail++; *tail = '\0'; } } if (inSysDir) { strcat(szIniFile, INIFILEname); rc = DosQueryPathInfo((PSZ)szIniFile, FIL_STANDARD, &fsts3ConfigInfo, ulBufSize); if (rc != 0) inSysDir=0; } /* second, look in the dir of the executable */ if (!inSysDir) { PTIB pptib; PPIB pppib; char szExePath[CCHMAXPATH]; if ( DosGetInfoBlocks(&pptib, &pppib) == 0 ) /* get path to EXE */ if ( DosQueryModuleName(pppib->pib_hmte, sizeof(szExePath), szExePath) == 0 ) { if ((tail = strrchr(szExePath,'\\')) != (PCHAR)NULL) { tail++; *tail = '\0'; } strcpy(szIniFile, szExePath); strcat(szIniFile, INIFILEname); rc = DosQueryPathInfo((PSZ)szIniFile, FIL_STANDARD, &fsts3ConfigInfo, ulBufSize); if (rc != 0) strcpy(szIniFile, INIFILEname); } else strcpy(szIniFile, INIFILEname); } } #endif pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/gsdll.h0000774000175500000000000000744507435271664015152 00000000000000/* Copyright (C) 1994-2001, Ghostgum Software Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Portions Copyright (C) 1999 Aladdin Enterprises. All rights reserved. This software is provided AS-IS with no warranty, either express or implied. This software is distributed under license and may not be copied, modified or distributed except as expressly authorized under the terms of the license contained in the file LICENSE in this distribution. For more information about licensing, please refer to http://www.ghostscript.com/licensing/. For information on commercial licensing, go to http://www.artifex.com/licensing/ or contact Artifex Software, Inc., 101 Lucas Valley Road #110, San Rafael, CA 94903, U.S.A., +1(415)492-9861. */ /* $Id: gsdll.h,v 1.6 2002/02/21 22:24:52 giles Exp $ */ /* This interface is deprecated and will be removed in future * ghostscript releases. Use the interface described in * API.htm and iapi.h. */ #ifndef gsdll_INCLUDED # define gsdll_INCLUDED #include "iapi.h" #ifdef __MACINTOSH__ #define HWND char * #include #pragma export on #endif #ifdef __WINDOWS__ #define _Windows #endif #ifdef __IBMC__ #define GSDLLCALLLINK _System #else #define GSDLLCALLLINK #endif /* global pointer to callback */ typedef int (* GSDLLCALLLINK GSDLL_CALLBACK) (int, char *, unsigned long); extern GSDLL_CALLBACK pgsdll_callback; /* message values for callback */ #define GSDLL_STDIN 1 /* get count characters to str from stdin */ /* return number of characters read */ #define GSDLL_STDOUT 2 /* put count characters from str to stdout */ /* return number of characters written */ #define GSDLL_DEVICE 3 /* device = str has been opened if count=1 */ /* or closed if count=0 */ #define GSDLL_SYNC 4 /* sync_output for device str */ #define GSDLL_PAGE 5 /* output_page for device str */ #define GSDLL_SIZE 6 /* resize for device str */ /* LOWORD(count) is new xsize */ /* HIWORD(count) is new ysize */ #define GSDLL_POLL 7 /* Called from gp_check_interrupt */ /* Can be used by caller to poll the message queue */ /* Normally returns 0 */ /* To abort gsdll_execute_cont(), return a */ /* non zero error code until gsdll_execute_cont() */ /* returns */ /* return values from gsdll_init() */ #define GSDLL_INIT_IN_USE 100 /* DLL is in use */ #define GSDLL_INIT_QUIT 101 /* quit or EOF during init */ /* This is not an error. */ /* gsdll_exit() must not be called */ /* DLL exported functions */ /* for load time dynamic linking */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_revision(const char * * product, const char * * copyright, long * gs_revision, long * gs_revisiondate); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_init(GSDLL_CALLBACK callback, HWND hwnd, int argc, char * * argv); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_execute_begin(void); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_execute_cont(const char * str, int len); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_execute_end(void); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_exit(void); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsdll_lock_device(unsigned char *device, int flag); /* Function pointer typedefs */ /* for run time dynamic linking */ typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_revision)(const char ** product, const char ** copyright, long * revision, long * revisiondate); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_init) (GSDLL_CALLBACK, HWND, int argc, char * * argv); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_execute_begin) (void); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_execute_cont) (const char * str, int len); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_execute_end) (void); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_exit) (void); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsdll_lock_device) (unsigned char *, int); #ifdef __MACINTOSH__ #pragma export off #endif #endif /* gsdll_INCLUDED */ pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/iapi.h0000774000175500000000000002456510331121374014746 00000000000000/* Copyright (C) 1996-2001 Ghostgum Software Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. This software is provided AS-IS with no warranty, either express or implied. This software is distributed under license and may not be copied, modified or distributed except as expressly authorized under the terms of the license contained in the file LICENSE in this distribution. For more information about licensing, please refer to http://www.ghostscript.com/licensing/. For information on commercial licensing, go to http://www.artifex.com/licensing/ or contact Artifex Software, Inc., 101 Lucas Valley Road #110, San Rafael, CA 94903, U.S.A., +1(415)492-9861. */ /* $Id: iapi.h,v 1.8.2.1 2003/12/12 22:08:04 giles Exp $ */ /* * Public API for Ghostscript interpreter * for use both as DLL and for static linking. * * Should work for Windows, OS/2, Linux, Mac. * * DLL exported functions should be as similar as possible to imain.c * You will need to include "ierrors.h". * * Current problems: * 1. Ghostscript does not support multiple instances. * 2. Global variables in gs_main_instance_default() * and gsapi_instance_counter */ /* Exported functions may need different prefix * GSDLLEXPORT marks functions as exported * GSDLLAPI is the calling convention used on functions exported * by Ghostscript * GSDLLCALL is used on callback functions called by Ghostscript * When you include this header file in the caller, you may * need to change the definitions by defining these * before including this header file. * Make sure you get the calling convention correct, otherwise your * program will crash either during callbacks or soon after returning * due to stack corruption. */ #ifndef iapi_INCLUDED # define iapi_INCLUDED #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif #if defined(_WINDOWS_) || defined(__WINDOWS__) # ifndef _Windows # define _Windows # endif #endif #ifdef _Windows # ifndef GSDLLEXPORT # define GSDLLEXPORT __declspec(dllexport) # endif # ifndef GSDLLAPI # define GSDLLAPI __stdcall # endif # ifndef GSDLLCALL # define GSDLLCALL __stdcall # endif #endif /* _Windows */ #if defined(OS2) && defined(__IBMC__) # ifndef GSDLLAPI # define GSDLLAPI _System # endif # ifndef GSDLLCALL # define GSDLLCALL _System # endif #endif /* OS2 && __IBMC */ #ifdef __MACOS__ # pragma export on #endif #ifndef GSDLLEXPORT # define GSDLLEXPORT #endif #ifndef GSDLLAPI # define GSDLLAPI #endif #ifndef GSDLLCALL # define GSDLLCALL #endif #if defined(__IBMC__) # define GSDLLAPIPTR * GSDLLAPI # define GSDLLCALLPTR * GSDLLCALL #else # define GSDLLAPIPTR GSDLLAPI * # define GSDLLCALLPTR GSDLLCALL * #endif #ifndef gs_main_instance_DEFINED # define gs_main_instance_DEFINED typedef struct gs_main_instance_s gs_main_instance; #endif #ifndef display_callback_DEFINED # define display_callback_DEFINED typedef struct display_callback_s display_callback; #endif typedef struct gsapi_revision_s { const char *product; const char *copyright; long revision; long revisiondate; } gsapi_revision_t; /* Get version numbers and strings. * This is safe to call at any time. * You should call this first to make sure that the correct version * of the Ghostscript is being used. * pr is a pointer to a revision structure. * len is the size of this structure in bytes. * Returns 0 if OK, or if len too small (additional parameters * have been added to the structure) it will return the required * size of the structure. */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_revision(gsapi_revision_t *pr, int len); /* * WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING * Ghostscript supports only one instance. * The current implementation uses a global static instance * counter to make sure that only a single instance is used. * If you try to create two instances, the second attempt * will return < 0 and set pinstance to NULL. * WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING */ /* Create a new instance of Ghostscript. * This instance is passed to most other API functions. * The caller_handle will be provided to callback functions. */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_new_instance(gs_main_instance **pinstance, void *caller_handle); /* * WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING * Ghostscript supports only one instance. * The current implementation uses a global static instance * counter to make sure that only a single instance is used. * WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING */ /* Destroy an instance of Ghostscript * Before you call this, Ghostscript must have finished. * If Ghostscript has been initialised, you must call gsapi_exit() * before gsapi_delete_instance. */ GSDLLEXPORT void GSDLLAPI gsapi_delete_instance(gs_main_instance *instance); /* Set the callback functions for stdio * The stdin callback function should return the number of * characters read, 0 for EOF, or -1 for error. * The stdout and stderr callback functions should return * the number of characters written. * If a callback address is NULL, the real stdio will be used. */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_set_stdio(gs_main_instance *instance, int (GSDLLCALLPTR stdin_fn)(void *caller_handle, char *buf, int len), int (GSDLLCALLPTR stdout_fn)(void *caller_handle, const char *str, int len), int (GSDLLCALLPTR stderr_fn)(void *caller_handle, const char *str, int len)); /* Set the callback function for polling. * This is used for handling window events or cooperative * multitasking. This function will only be called if * Ghostscript was compiled with CHECK_INTERRUPTS * as described in gpcheck.h. * The polling function should return 0 if all is well, * and negative if it wants ghostscript to abort. * The polling function must be fast. */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_set_poll(gs_main_instance *instance, int (GSDLLCALLPTR poll_fn)(void *caller_handle)); /* Set the display device callback structure. * If the display device is used, this must be called * after gsapi_new_instance() and before gsapi_init_with_args(). * See gdevdisp.h for more details. */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_set_display_callback( gs_main_instance *instance, display_callback *callback); /* Initialise the interpreter. * This calls gs_main_init_with_args() in imainarg.c * 1. If quit or EOF occur during gsapi_init_with_args(), * the return value will be e_Quit. This is not an error. * You must call gsapi_exit() and must not call any other * gsapi_XXX functions. * 2. If usage info should be displayed, the return value will be e_Info * which is not an error. Do not call gsapi_exit(). * 3. Under normal conditions this returns 0. You would then * call one or more gsapi_run_*() functions and then finish * with gsapi_exit(). */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_init_with_args(gs_main_instance *instance, int argc, char **argv); /* * The gsapi_run_* functions are like gs_main_run_* except * that the error_object is omitted. * If these functions return <= -100, either quit or a fatal * error has occured. You then call gsapi_exit() next. * The only exception is gsapi_run_string_continue() * which will return e_NeedInput if all is well. */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_run_string_begin(gs_main_instance *instance, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_run_string_continue(gs_main_instance *instance, const char *str, unsigned int length, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_run_string_end(gs_main_instance *instance, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_run_string_with_length(gs_main_instance *instance, const char *str, unsigned int length, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_run_string(gs_main_instance *instance, const char *str, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_run_file(gs_main_instance *instance, const char *file_name, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); /* Exit the interpreter. * This must be called on shutdown if gsapi_init_with_args() * has been called, and just before gsapi_delete_instance(). */ GSDLLEXPORT int GSDLLAPI gsapi_exit(gs_main_instance *instance); /* Visual Tracer */ /* This function is only for debug purpose clients */ struct vd_trace_interface_s; GSDLLEXPORT void GSDLLAPI gsapi_set_visual_tracer(struct vd_trace_interface_s *I); /* function prototypes */ typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_revision)( gsapi_revision_t *pr, int len); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_new_instance)( gs_main_instance **pinstance, void *caller_handle); typedef void (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_delete_instance)( gs_main_instance *instance); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_set_stdio)(gs_main_instance *instance, int (GSDLLCALLPTR stdin_fn)(void *caller_handle, char *buf, int len), int (GSDLLCALLPTR stdout_fn)(void *caller_handle, const char *str, int len), int (GSDLLCALLPTR stderr_fn)(void *caller_handle, const char *str, int len)); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_set_poll)(gs_main_instance *instance, int(GSDLLCALLPTR poll_fn)(void *caller_handle)); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_set_display_callback)( gs_main_instance *instance, display_callback *callback); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_init_with_args)( gs_main_instance *instance, int argc, char **argv); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_run_string_begin)( gs_main_instance *instance, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_run_string_continue)( gs_main_instance *instance, const char *str, unsigned int length, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_run_string_end)( gs_main_instance *instance, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_run_string_with_length)( gs_main_instance *instance, const char *str, unsigned int length, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_run_string)( gs_main_instance *instance, const char *str, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_run_file)(gs_main_instance *instance, const char *file_name, int user_errors, int *pexit_code); typedef int (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_exit)(gs_main_instance *instance); typedef void (GSDLLAPIPTR PFN_gsapi_set_visual_tracer) (struct vd_trace_interface_s *I); #ifdef __MACOS__ #pragma export off #endif #ifdef __cplusplus } /* extern 'C' protection */ #endif #endif /* iapi_INCLUDED */ pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/LICENSE0000774000175500000000000000232310006411762014646 00000000000000 The files in the src, lib, toolbin, examples, doc and man directories (folders) and any subdirectories (sub-folders) thereof are part of GPL Ghostscript. 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It does NOT apply to any other file in GSview * unless that file includes the above copyright notice. */ /* $Id: wgsver.c,v 1.1.2.4 2003/07/14 08:03:09 ghostgum Exp $ */ /* Obtain details of copies of Ghostscript installed under Windows */ /* To compile as a demo program, define DUMP_GSVER */ /* #define DUMP_GSVER */ #include #include #include #include #include "wgsver.h" /* Ghostscript may be known in the Windows Registry by * the following names. */ static const char * const gs_products[] = { /* #define GS_PRODUCT_AFPL */ "AFPL Ghostscript", /* #define GS_PRODUCT_ALADDIN */ "Aladdin Ghostscript", /* #define GS_PRODUCT_GPL */ "GPL Ghostscript", /* #define GS_PRODUCT_GNU */ "GNU Ghostscript", 0}; /* Get Ghostscript versions for given product. * Store results starting at pver + 1 + offset. * Returns total number of versions in pver. */ static int get_gs_versions_product(int *pver, int offset, HKEY hkeyroot, REGSAM regopenflags, const char *gs_productfamily, const char *gsregbase) { HKEY hkey; DWORD cbData; char key[256]; int ver; char *p; int n = 0; if (strlen(gsregbase)) sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(key,256) , "Software\\%s\\%s", gsregbase, gs_productfamily); else sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(key,256) ,"Software\\%s", gs_productfamily); long regtestresult = RegOpenKeyExA(hkeyroot, key, 0, KEY_READ|regopenflags , &hkey); if (regtestresult == ERROR_SUCCESS) { /* Now enumerate the keys fprintf(stdout," return code for \"%s\" is %d\n", key, regtestresult);*/ cbData = sizeof(key) / sizeof(char); while (RegEnumKeyA(hkey, n, key, cbData) == ERROR_SUCCESS) { n++; ver = 0; p = key; while (*p && (*p!='.')) { ver = (ver * 10) + (*p - '0')*100; p++; } if (*p == '.') p++; if (*p) { ver += (*p - '0') * 10; p++; } if (*p) ver += (*p - '0'); if (n + offset < pver[0]) { /* the pver[0] item contains the lenght of the pver vector */ /* this function is called also just for counting purposes */ pver[n+offset] = ver; } } } else { /* fprintf(stdout," return code for \"%s\" is %d\n", key, regtestresult); */ } return n+offset; } /* Query registry to find which versions of Ghostscript are installed. * Return version numbers in an integer array. * On entry, the first element in the array must be the array size * in elements. * If all is well, TRUE is returned. * On exit, the first element is set to the number of Ghostscript * versions installed, and subsequent elements to the version * numbers of Ghostscript. * e.g. on entry {5, 0, 0, 0, 0}, on exit {3, 550, 600, 596, 0} * Returned version numbers may not be sorted. * * If Ghostscript is not installed at all, return FALSE * and set pver[0] to 0. * If the array is not large enough, return FALSE * and set pver[0] to the number of Ghostscript versions installed. */ BOOL get_gs_versions(int *pver, const char *gsregbase) { int n=0; if (pver == (int *)NULL) return FALSE; const char * const * productptr = &gs_products[0]; while (productptr && *productptr) { n = get_gs_versions_product(pver, n, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, 0, *productptr, gsregbase); n = get_gs_versions_product(pver, n, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, 0, *productptr, gsregbase); n = get_gs_versions_product(pver, n, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, KEY_WOW64_64KEY, *productptr, gsregbase); n = get_gs_versions_product(pver, n, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, KEY_WOW64_64KEY, *productptr, gsregbase); productptr++; } if (n >= pver[0]) { pver[0] = n; return FALSE; /* too small */ } if (n == 0) { pver[0] = 0; return FALSE; /* not installed */ } pver[0] = n; return TRUE; } /* * Get a named registry value. * Key = hkeyroot\\key, named value = name. * name, ptr, plen and return values are the same as in gp_getenv(); */ static int gp_getenv_registry(HKEY hkeyroot, REGSAM regopenflags, const char *key, const char *name, char *ptr, int *plen) { HKEY hkey; DWORD cbData, keytype; BYTE b; LONG rc; BYTE *bptr = (BYTE *)ptr; /* fprintf(stdout,"checking key %s %s\n",key,name); */ if (RegOpenKeyExA(hkeyroot, key, 0, KEY_READ | regopenflags , &hkey) == ERROR_SUCCESS) { keytype = REG_SZ; cbData = *plen; if (bptr == (BYTE *)NULL) bptr = &b; /* Registry API won't return ERROR_MORE_DATA */ /* if ptr is NULL */ rc = RegQueryValueExA(hkey, (char *)name, 0, &keytype, bptr, &cbData); (void)RegCloseKey(hkey); if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS) { *plen = cbData; return 0; /* found environment variable and copied it */ } else if (rc == ERROR_MORE_DATA) { /* buffer wasn't large enough */ *plen = cbData; return -1; } } return 1; /* not found */ } static BOOL get_gs_string_product(int gs_revision, const char *name, char *ptr, int len, const char *gs_productfamily, const char *gsregbase) { /* If using Win32, look in the registry for a value with * the given name. The registry value will be under the key * HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\AFPL Ghostscript\N.NN * or if that fails under the key * HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\AFPL Ghostscript\N.NN * where "AFPL Ghostscript" is actually gs_productfamily * and N.NN is obtained from gs_revision. */ int code; char key[256]; char dotversion[16]; int length; DWORD version = GetVersion(); if (((HIWORD(version) & 0x8000) != 0) && ((HIWORD(version) & 0x4000) == 0)) { /* Win32s */ return FALSE; } sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(dotversion,16), "%d.%02d", (int)(gs_revision / 100), (int)(gs_revision % 100)); if (strlen(gsregbase)) sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(key,256), "Software\\%s\\%s\\%s", gsregbase, gs_productfamily, dotversion); else sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(key,256), "Software\\%s\\%s", gs_productfamily, dotversion); length = len; code = gp_getenv_registry(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, 0, key, name, ptr, &length); if ( code == 0 ) return TRUE; /* found it */ length = len; code = gp_getenv_registry(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, 0, key, name, ptr, &length); if ( code == 0 ) return TRUE; /* found it */ length = len; code = gp_getenv_registry(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, KEY_WOW64_64KEY, key, name, ptr, &length); if ( code == 0 ) return TRUE; /* found it */ length = len; code = gp_getenv_registry(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, KEY_WOW64_64KEY, key, name, ptr, &length); if ( code == 0 ) return TRUE; /* found it */ return FALSE; } BOOL get_gs_string(int gs_revision, const char *name, char *ptr, int len, const char *gsregbase) { const char * const * productptr = &gs_products[0]; while (productptr && *productptr) { if (get_gs_string_product(gs_revision, name, ptr, len, *productptr, gsregbase)) return TRUE; productptr++; } return FALSE; } /* Set the latest Ghostscript EXE or DLL from the registry */ BOOL find_gs(char *gspath, int len, int minver, BOOL bDLL, const char *gsregbase) { int count; int *ver; int gsver; char buf[256]; char *p; int i; DWORD version = GetVersion(); if ( ((HIWORD(version) & 0x8000)!=0) && ((HIWORD(version) & 0x4000)==0) ) return FALSE; // win32s count = 1; (void)get_gs_versions(&count, gsregbase); if (count < 1) return FALSE; ver = (int *)malloc((count+1)*sizeof(int)); if (ver == (int *)NULL) return FALSE; ver[0] = count+1; if (!get_gs_versions(ver, gsregbase)) { free(ver); return FALSE; } gsver = 0; for (i=1; i<=ver[0]; i++) { if (ver[i] > gsver) gsver = ver[i]; } free(ver); if (gsver < minver) // minimum version (e.g. for gsprint) return FALSE; if (!get_gs_string(gsver, "GS_DLL", buf, sizeof(buf), gsregbase)) return FALSE; if (bDLL) { strncpy_s(gspath, len, buf, len-1); return TRUE; } else { p = strrchr(buf, '\\'); if (p) { p++; *p = 0; #ifdef _WIN64 strncpy_s(p,sizeof(buf)-1-strlen(buf), "gswin64c.exe", sizeof(buf)-1-strlen(buf)); #else strncpy_s(p,sizeof(buf)-1-strlen(buf), "gswin32c.exe", sizeof(buf)-1-strlen(buf)); #endif strncpy_s(gspath,len, buf, len-1); return TRUE; } return FALSE; } } #ifdef DUMP_GSVER #define ENTRYPOINT main(int argc, char *argv[], char *gsregbase) #else #define ENTRYPOINT dumpgsvers(const char *gsregbase) #endif /* This is an example of how you can use the above functions */ int ENTRYPOINT { BOOL flag; int ver[10]; int i; char buf[256]; if (find_gs(buf, sizeof(buf), 550, TRUE, gsregbase)) fprintf(stderr,"Latest GS DLL is %s\n", buf); if (find_gs(buf, sizeof(buf), 550, FALSE, gsregbase)) fprintf(stderr,"Latest GS EXE is %s\n", buf); ver[0] = sizeof(ver) / sizeof(int); flag = get_gs_versions(ver, gsregbase); fprintf(stderr,"Versions: %d\n", ver[0]); if (flag == FALSE) { fprintf(stderr,"get_gs_versions failed, need %d\n", ver[0]); return 1; } for (i=1; i <= ver[0]; i++) { fprintf(stderr," %d\n", ver[i]); if (get_gs_string(ver[i], "GS_DLL", buf, sizeof(buf), gsregbase)) fprintf(stderr," GS_DLL=%s\n", buf); if (get_gs_string(ver[i], "GS_LIB", buf, sizeof(buf), gsregbase)) fprintf(stderr," GS_LIB=%s\n", buf); } return 0; } pstoedit-3.62/othersrc/gsdllinc/wgsver.h0000774000175500000000000000325610266725530015346 00000000000000/* Copyright (C) 2001-2002, Ghostgum Software Pty Ltd. 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All Rights Reserved Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the names of Stichting Mathematisch Centrum or CWI or Corporation for National Research Initiatives or CNRI not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written prior permission. While CWI is the initial source for this software, a modified version is made available by the Corporation for National Research Initiatives (CNRI) at the Internet address ftp://ftp.python.org. STICHTING MATHEMATISCH CENTRUM AND CNRI DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL STICHTING MATHEMATISCH CENTRUM OR CNRI BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. */ #include "base64writer.h" static const unsigned short BASE64_MAXASCII=76; /* Max chunk size (76 char line) */ static const unsigned char table_b2a_base64[] = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/"; #define FBUFLEN 2048 #define BASE64_PAD '=' int Base64Writer::write_base64(const unsigned char *buf, size_t length) { unsigned char encoded[FBUFLEN]; unsigned char *ascii_data = encoded; const unsigned char *bin_data = buf; unsigned char this_ch; size_t bin_len = ((FBUFLEN / 4) * 3); if (bin_len > length) bin_len = length; /* first, fill the ascii buffer and don't care about max. line length */ for (; bin_len > 0; bin_len--, bin_data++) { /* Shift the data into our buffer */ leftchar = (leftchar << 8) | *bin_data; leftbits += 8; /* See if there are 6-bit groups ready */ while (leftbits >= 6) { this_ch = (leftchar >> (leftbits - 6)) & 0x3f; leftbits -= 6; *ascii_data++ = table_b2a_base64[this_ch]; } } /* now output the ascii data line by line */ size_t ascii_left = ascii_data - encoded; while (ascii_left > 0) { size_t linelength = BASE64_MAXASCII - column; if (ascii_left < linelength) linelength = ascii_left; (void)outf.write((char *) (ascii_data - ascii_left), linelength); // SUN CC needs this cast ascii_left -= linelength; column += linelength; if (column >= BASE64_MAXASCII) { (void)outf.put('\n'); column = 0; } } return bin_data - (const unsigned char *) buf; } void Base64Writer::close_base64() { if (!closed) { unsigned char buf[4]; unsigned char *ascii_data = buf; if (leftbits == 2) { *ascii_data++ = table_b2a_base64[(leftchar & 3) << 4]; *ascii_data++ = BASE64_PAD; *ascii_data++ = BASE64_PAD; } else if (leftbits == 4) { *ascii_data++ = table_b2a_base64[(leftchar & 0xf) << 2]; *ascii_data++ = BASE64_PAD; } if (ascii_data > buf || column != 0) { *ascii_data++ = '\n'; /* Append a courtesy newline */ } if (ascii_data > buf) { (void)outf.write((char *) buf, ascii_data - buf); } closed = 1; } } Base64Writer::~Base64Writer() { if (!closed) close_base64(); } pstoedit-3.62/src/base64writer.h0000644000175500010010000000435212137224255013502 00000000000000#ifndef BASE64WRITER #define BASE64WRITER /* Base64 encoding - originally part of drvSK (by Bernhard Herzog) - now factored out for general usage This base64 code is a modified version of the code in Python's binascii module, which came with the following license: Copyright 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 by Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. All Rights Reserved Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the names of Stichting Mathematisch Centrum or CWI or Corporation for National Research Initiatives or CNRI not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written prior permission. While CWI is the initial source for this software, a modified version is made available by the Corporation for National Research Initiatives (CNRI) at the Internet address ftp://ftp.python.org. STICHTING MATHEMATISCH CENTRUM AND CNRI DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL STICHTING MATHEMATISCH CENTRUM OR CNRI BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #include I_iostream //#include I_fstream USESTD class DLLEXPORT Base64Writer { public: Base64Writer( ostream& outf_p) : outf(outf_p), leftbits(0), leftchar(0), column(0), closed(0) {} ~Base64Writer(); private: ostream & outf; unsigned int leftbits; unsigned int leftchar; unsigned int column; int closed; public: int write_base64(const unsigned char * buf, size_t length); void close_base64(); private: // declared but not defined Base64Writer(const Base64Writer&); Base64Writer(); const Base64Writer& operator=(const Base64Writer&); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/callgs.cpp0000644000175500010010000004671412137224252012766 00000000000000/* callgs.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit interface to GhostScript Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Proposal for a "cleaned up" version: removed (IMHO) dead/old code, e.g., WIN32 is "dll only" now, because gs32 comes w/DLL Extended for OS/2 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #include I_iostream #include I_fstream #include "pstoedit.h" #include I_stdlib #include I_string_h // rcw2:Can't put angle brackets onto commandline for g++ on RiscOS :( #ifdef riscos #ifndef DEFAULTGS #define DEFAULTGS .ghost #endif #endif #include "miscutil.h" //extern char *getRegistryValue(ostream & errstream, const char *typekey, const char *key); static RSString createCmdLine(int argc, const char *const argv[]) { // create a single string from all args RSString result(""); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < (unsigned) argc; i++) { result += argv[i]; result += " "; } return result; } #if defined(_WIN32) || defined (__OS2__) // using GhostScript DLL #define WITHDLLSUPPORT 1 #ifdef WITHDLLSUPPORT #ifndef USEOLDAPI #include "callgsdllviaiapi.cpp" #else // version which uses obsolete API and gsdll.h #include "dwmaincgsdll.c" #endif #endif #if defined(_WIN32) // retrieve version to be used from registry #include "wgsver.c" // ONLY WINDOWS #endif // #undef main #define WITHGETINI #ifdef WITHGETINI #include "getini.c" #endif // Interface to GhostScript EXE - as an alternative to the DLL // The usage of the DLL makes problem in case of gsview, since // there can only be one instance of the DLL and GhostScript active // in one process. So - if being called from gsview - we need to start // ghostscript via the EXE. // Same holds if 64 bit ghostscript should be called from 32 big pstoedit. #include #include I_stdio static int callgsEXE(int argc, const char * const argv[]) { int gsresult = 0; STARTUPINFO MyStartupInfo; // process data memset(&MyStartupInfo,'\0',sizeof(MyStartupInfo)); MyStartupInfo.cb = sizeof(STARTUPINFO); MyStartupInfo.wShowWindow=SW_SHOWMINNOACTIVE; PROCESS_INFORMATION MyProcessInformation; // CreateProcess fills in this structure DWORD gs_status = 0; const RSString& commandline = createCmdLine(argc,argv); cerr << "running-win command line: " << commandline << endl; BOOL status = CreateProcess( NULL, // Application Name (LPSTR)commandline.value(), NULL, // Process attributes (NULL == Default) NULL, // Thread-Attributes (Default) FALSE, // InheritHandles CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP, // CreationFlags NULL, // Environment (NULL: same as calling-process) NULL, // Current Directory (NULL: same as calling process) (LPSTARTUPINFO)(&MyStartupInfo), // Windows-state at Startup // window of calling process gets minimized + and shown disabled (LPPROCESS_INFORMATION)(&MyProcessInformation) ); if (status) gsresult=0; else gsresult=-1; // Failure for ( ; ; ) { // while true but without compiler warning status=GetExitCodeProcess(MyProcessInformation.hProcess, &gs_status); if ( !status ) { // process-Status could not be determined gsresult=-1; break; } else if (gs_status==STILL_ACTIVE) { // gs still working Sleep(500); // polling interval } else break; // process terminated } if (gsresult != 0) { cerr << "Interpreter failure: " << gsresult << endl; } (void)CloseHandle(MyProcessInformation.hProcess); (void)CloseHandle(MyProcessInformation.hThread); return gsresult; } // define PSTOEDITDEBUG int callgs(int argc, const char * const argv[]) { const bool verbose = false; // debug only // #define PSTOEDITDEBUG 1 #ifdef PSTOEDITDEBUG cerr << "Commandline " << endl; for (int i = 0; i < argc; i++) { cerr << "argv[" << i << "]: " << argv[i] << endl; } #endif /* force usage of exe - for test purposes only char * dll = strstr(argv[0],"gsdll32.dll"); strcpy(dll,"gswin32.exe"); */ int result = false; // check the first arg in the command line whether it contains gsdll32.dll if ((strstr(argv[0],"gsdll32.dll") != NULL) || (strstr(argv[0],"gsdll64.dll") != NULL)) { #ifdef WITHDLLSUPPORT result = callgsDLL(argc, (char **) argv); #else cerr << "Sorry, but DLL support was not enabled in this version of pstoedit" << endl; return 2; #endif } else { result = callgsEXE(argc,argv); // callgsDLL(argc, (char **) argv); } if (result == -1 ) /* could not even load the dll/exe - so try fallback exe */ { const char * * newargv = new const char *[argc]; for (int i = 0; i< argc; i++) { newargv[i] = argv[i]; } char * dlldirname = cppstrdup(argv[0]); char * p = strrchr(dlldirname, '\\'); if (p) { p++; *p = 0; } const RSString gsdir(dlldirname); delete[] dlldirname; #ifdef _WIN64 const RSString defaultexe(gsdir + RSString("gswin64c.exe")); const RSString fallbackexe(gsdir + RSString("gswin32c.exe")); #else const RSString defaultexe(gsdir + RSString("gswin32c.exe")); const RSString fallbackexe(gsdir + RSString("gswin64c.exe")); #endif const RSString exename( fileExists(defaultexe.value()) ? defaultexe : fallbackexe ); if (verbose) { cerr << "loading: " << argv[0] << " failed (possibly due to 32/64 bit mix - reverting to call gs as exe via: " << exename << endl; } newargv[0] = exename.value(); result = callgsEXE(argc,newargv); delete [] newargv; /* just the array - the content is not owned */ return result; } else return result; #if 0 } else { if (verbose) { cerr << "calling gs as exe: " << argv[0] << endl; } return callgsEXE(argc,argv); } #endif } #else // not a windows system int callgs(int argc, const char *const argv[]) { #ifndef USE_FORK RSString commandline = createCmdLine(argc, argv); commandline += " 1>&2" ; // redirect all stdout of ghostscript to stderr // in order not to interfere with stdout of pstoedit const int result = system(commandline.value()); return result; #else // // version using fork as proposed by Guan Xin - but this does not handle stdout redirection. // /* Return values: -1: error spawning gs -2: error waiting gs otherwise: exit status of gs */ const int pid = fork(); switch(pid) { case -1: perror("fork"); return -1; case 0: execvp(argv[0], argv); perror("execvp"); return -1; default: { int status; if(pid == waitpid(pid, &status, 0) && WIFEXITED(status)) { return WEXITSTATUS(status); } return -2; } } #endif } #endif #define str(x) #x #define xstr(x) str(x) const char *whichPI(ostream & errstream, int verbose, const char *gsregbase, const char * gsToUse) { // determines which PostScript interpreter to use // !FIXME: change the sequence to 2-1-3 (for Unix); with the upcoming gsview for X11 possibly introduce // a lookup of "gsviewX11.ini" (or whatever its name is) // !FIXME: possibly introduce a new environment var. GS_DLL or the like // WIN32: // 1. look in the registry // 2. look into gsview32.ini // 2. look in the environment for the value of GS -- NOT TRUE! This is commented out. // 4. look for the compiled-in DEFAULTGS (which has to hold the DLL) // OS/2: // 1. look in the native profile pstoedit.ini // 2. look into gvpm.ini // 3. look for the compiled-in DEFAULTGS (which has to hold the DLL) // else (i.e. UNIX): // 1. look in the environment for the value of GS // 2. look in the "registry" ($(HOME)/.pstoedit.reg) // 3. look for the compiled-in DEFAULTGS (which has to hold the executable) #ifdef DEFAULTGS static const char *const defaultgs = xstr(DEFAULTGS); #else static const char *const defaultgs = ""; #endif const char *gstocall; // for debugging verbose = true; if (verbose) errstream << endl << "Looking up where to find the PostScript interpreter." << endl; if (gsToUse != 0) { if (verbose) { errstream << " an explicit path was given - using : " << gsToUse << endl; } // an explicit path is given as option already - this overrules everthing return gsToUse; } #if defined (_WIN32) RSString gstocallfromregistry = getRegistryValue(errstream, "common", "gstocall"); if (gstocallfromregistry.value() != 0) { if (verbose) errstream << "found value in registry" << endl; static char buffer[2000]; buffer[2000-1] = 0; // add EOS strncpy_s(buffer,2000-1, gstocallfromregistry.value(),2000-1); // delete[]gstocallfromregistry; gstocall = buffer; } else { if (verbose) errstream << "didn't find value in registry, trying gsview32.ini" << endl; // try gsview32.ini static char pathname[1000]; // static, since we return it const char inifilename[] = "gsview32.ini"; #ifdef WITHGETINI char fullinifilename[1000]; getini(verbose, errstream, fullinifilename, inifilename, sizeof(fullinifilename)); #else const char *fullinifilename = inifilename; #endif if (verbose) errstream << "looking in " << fullinifilename << endl; DWORD result = GetPrivateProfileString("Options", "GhostscriptDLL", "", //default pathname, sizeof(pathname), fullinifilename); if (result > 0) { if (verbose) { errstream << "found value in "; if (strcmp(inifilename, fullinifilename) == 0) { char sysdir[2000]; sysdir[0] = '\0'; UINT ret = GetWindowsDirectory(sysdir, 2000); if (ret) errstream << sysdir << '\\'; } errstream << fullinifilename << endl; } gstocall = pathname; } else { if (verbose) errstream<< "nothing found in gsview32.ini file - using find_gs to lookup latest version of GhostScript in registry " << endl; static char buf[1000]; if (find_gs(buf, sizeof(buf), 550 /* min ver*/ , getPstoeditsetDLLUsage() , gsregbase)) { if (verbose) { (void)dumpgsvers(gsregbase); if (getPstoeditsetDLLUsage()) errstream << "Latest GS DLL is " << buf << endl; else errstream << "Latest GS EXE is " << buf << endl; } gstocall = buf; } else { if (verbose) errstream << "find_gs couldn't find GS in registry" << endl; if (strlen(defaultgs) > 0) { gstocall = defaultgs; } else { errstream << "Fatal: don't know which interpreter to call. " << "Either enter gstocall into the registry " << "or compile again with -DDEFAULTGS=..." << endl; gstocall = 0; } } } } #elif defined (__OS2__) RSString gstocallfromregistry = getRegistryValue(errstream, "common", "gstocall"); if (gstocallfromregistry.value() != 0) { if (verbose) errstream << "found value in pstoedit.ini" << endl; static char buffer[2000]; buffer[2000-1] = 0; // add EOS strncpy(buffer, gstocallfromregistry.value(),2000-1); gstocall = buffer; } else { if (verbose) errstream << "didn't find value in pstoedit.ini, trying gvpm.ini" << endl; // try gvpm.ini static char pathname[1000]; // static, since we return it const char inifilename[] = "gvpm.ini"; #ifdef WITHGETINI char fullinifilename[1000]; getini(verbose, errstream, fullinifilename, inifilename, sizeof(fullinifilename)); #else const char *fullinifilename = inifilename; #endif if (verbose) errstream << "looking in " << fullinifilename << endl; ifstream regfile(fullinifilename); int result = 0; if (regfile) { char line[1000]; while (!regfile.eof() && !result) { regfile.getline(line, 1000); if (strstr(line, "[Options]")) do { regfile.getline(line, 1000); if (strstr(line, "GhostscriptDLL=")) { strncpy(pathname, line + strlen("GhostscriptDLL="),1000); char *cr = strrchr(pathname, '\r'); if (cr) *cr = 0; result = 1; break; } } while (!regfile.eof() && !strchr(line, '[')); } } if (result > 0) { if (verbose) errstream << "found value in " << fullinifilename << endl; gstocall = pathname; } else { if (strlen(defaultgs) > 0) { gstocall = defaultgs; if (verbose) errstream << "nothing found so far, trying default: " << defaultgs << endl; } else { errstream << "Fatal: don't know which interpreter to call. " << "Either enter gstocall into pstoedit.ini " << " or compile again with -DDEFAULTGS=..." << endl; gstocall = 0; } } } #else //UNIX gstocall = getenv("GS"); if (gstocall == 0) { if (verbose) errstream << "GS not set, trying registry for common/gstocall" << endl; RSString gstocallfromregistry = getRegistryValue(errstream, "common", "gstocall"); if (gstocallfromregistry.value() != 0) { if (verbose) errstream << "found value in registry" << endl; static char buffer[2000]; buffer[2000-1] = 0; // add EOS strncpy(buffer, gstocallfromregistry.value(),2000-1); gstocall = buffer; } else { { if (strlen(defaultgs) > 0) { gstocall = defaultgs; if (verbose) errstream << "nothing found so far, trying default: " << defaultgs << endl; } else { errstream << "Fatal: don't know which interpreter to call. " << "Either setenv GS or compile again with -DDEFAULTGS=..." << endl; gstocall = 0; } } } } else { if (verbose) errstream << "GS is set to:" << gstocall << endl; } #endif if (verbose && gstocall) errstream << "Value found is:" << gstocall << endl; return gstocall; } #if defined(_WIN32) static const char *getOSspecificOptions(int verbose, ostream & errstream, char *buffer, unsigned int buflen ) { const char *PIOptions = 0; if (verbose) errstream << "didn't find value in registry, trying gsview32.ini" << endl; // try gsview32.ini const char inifilename[] = "gsview32.ini"; #ifdef WITHGETINI char fullinifilename[1000]; getini(verbose, errstream, fullinifilename, inifilename, sizeof(fullinifilename)); #else const char *fullinifilename = inifilename; #endif if (verbose) errstream << "looking in " << fullinifilename << endl; DWORD result = GetPrivateProfileString("Options", "GhostscriptInclude", "", //default buffer, buflen, fullinifilename); if (result > 0) { //2. if (verbose) { errstream << "found value in "; if (strcmp(inifilename, fullinifilename) == 0) { char sysdir[2000]; sysdir[0] = '\0'; UINT ret = GetWindowsDirectory(sysdir, 2000); if (ret) errstream << sysdir << '\\'; } errstream << fullinifilename << endl; } PIOptions = buffer; } else { // 3. #if 0 // no longer needed with newest find_gs. gs stores the related gs_lib in the registry. static char buf[500]; const unsigned int gsver = get_latest_gs_version(); if (gsver) { get_gs_string(gsver, "GS_LIB", buf, sizeof(buf)); if (verbose) { errstream << "found GS_LIB as " << buf << " from latest version of gs" << endl; } PIOptions = buf; } #endif } return PIOptions; } static const char * const lookupplace = "registry"; #elif defined(__OS2__) static const char *getOSspecificOptions(int verbose, ostream & errstream, char *buffer, unsigned int buflen) { const char *PIOptions = 0; if (verbose) errstream << "didn't find value in pstoedit.ini, trying gvpm.ini" << endl; // try gvpm.ini const char inifilename[] = "gvpm.ini"; char fullinifilename[1000]; getini(verbose, errstream, fullinifilename, inifilename, sizeof(fullinifilename)); if (verbose) errstream << "looking in " << fullinifilename << endl; ifstream regfile(fullinifilename); int result = 0; if (regfile) { char line[1000]; while (!regfile.eof() && !result) { regfile.getline(line, 1000); if (strstr(line, "[Options]")) do { regfile.getline(line, 1000); if (strstr(line, "GhostscriptInclude=")) { strncpy(buffer, line + strlen("GhostscriptInclude="),buflen); char *cr = strrchr(buffer, '\r'); if (cr) *cr = 0; result = 1; break; } } while (!regfile.eof() && !strchr(line, '[')); } } if (result > 0) { //2. if (verbose) { errstream << "found value in " << fullinifilename << endl; } PIOptions = buffer; } return PIOptions; } static const char * const lookupplace = "pstoedit.ini"; #else static const char *getOSspecificOptions(int verbose, ostream & errstream, char *buffer, unsigned int buflen) { return 0; } static const char * const lookupplace = "registry"; #endif const char *defaultPIoptions(ostream & errstream, int verbose) { // returns default options to be passed to the Postscript Interpreter // WIN32: // 1. look in the registry // 2. look into gsview32.ini // 3. look for latest version of ghostscript in registry // 4. look in the environment for the value of GS_LIB // 5. look for the compiled-in GS_LIB // OS/2: // 1. look in the native profile pstoedit.ini // 2. look into gvpm.ini // 3. look in the environment for the value of GS_LIB // 4. look for the compiled-in GS_LIB // else (i.e. UNIX): // 1. look in the "registry" ($(HOME)/.pstoedit.reg) // 2. look in the environment for the value of GS_LIB // 3. look for the compiled-in GS_LIB #ifdef GS_LIB static const char *const defaultPIOptions = xstr(GS_LIB); #else static const char *const defaultPIOptions = ""; #endif static char buffer[2000]; const char *PIOptions; if (verbose) errstream << endl << "Looking up specific options for the PostScript interpreter." << endl << "First trying " << lookupplace << " for common/GS_LIB" << endl; // try first registry/ini value, then GS_LIB and at last the default RSString PIOptionsfromregistry = getRegistryValue(errstream, "common", "GS_LIB"); if (PIOptionsfromregistry.value() != 0) { // 1. if (verbose) errstream << "found value in " << lookupplace << endl; strncpy_s(buffer,sizeof(buffer), PIOptionsfromregistry.value(),sizeof(buffer)); // delete[]PIOptionsfromregistry; PIOptions = buffer; } else { //2.-4. PIOptions = getOSspecificOptions(verbose, errstream, buffer,sizeof(buffer) ); if (PIOptions == NULL) { //3. if (verbose) errstream << "still not found an entry - now trying GS_LIB env var." << endl; PIOptions = getenv("GS_LIB"); if (PIOptions == NULL) { //4. if (verbose) errstream << "GS_LIB not set" << endl; if (strlen(defaultPIOptions) > 0) { PIOptions = defaultPIOptions; if (verbose) errstream << "nothing found so far, trying default: " << defaultPIOptions<< endl; } else { PIOptions = 0; } } else { if (verbose) errstream << "GS_LIB is set to:" << PIOptions << endl; } } } if (PIOptions && (PIOptions[0] != '-') && (PIOptions[1] != 'I')) { static char returnbuffer[2000]; returnbuffer[2000-1]=0; strncpy_s(returnbuffer,sizeof(returnbuffer)-1, "-I",sizeof(returnbuffer)-1); strcat_s(returnbuffer,sizeof(returnbuffer)-1, PIOptions); PIOptions = returnbuffer; } if (verbose ) errstream << "Value returned:" << (PIOptions ? PIOptions : "") << endl << endl; return PIOptions; } const char *whichPINoVerbose(ostream & errstream, const char *gsregbase, const char * gsToUse) { return whichPI(errstream, 0, gsregbase, gsToUse); } pstoedit-3.62/src/cbstream.cpp0000644000175500010010000000560712137231657013324 00000000000000/* callbackBuffer : This file is part of pstoedit streambuf that writes the data to a user defineable call back function Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. This code is mainly based on the example given in: The GNU C++ Iostream Library Using the streambuf Layer Simple output re-direction by redefining overflow */ #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) // this code is only needed under WIN32 // ...and under OS/2 #include "cppcomp.h" #include "cbstream.h" #include I_string_h int callbackBuffer::underflow(void) { const char message[] = "unexpected call to callbackbuf::underflow()\n"; (void) write_to_callback(message, strlen(message)); return 0; } write_callback_type *callbackBuffer::set_callback(void *cb_data_p, write_callback_type * new_cb) { write_callback_type *old_cb = write_callback; write_callback = new_cb; cb_data = cb_data_p; return old_cb; } int callbackBuffer::write_to_callback(const char *text, size_t length) { if (write_callback) { return (*write_callback) (cb_data, text, (int) length); // cast to int - see comment in cbstream.h } else { return 0; } } int callbackBuffer::sync() { streamsize n = pptr() - pbase(); return (n && write_to_callback(pbase(), (unsigned int) n) != n) ? EOF : 0; } int callbackBuffer::overflow(int ch) { streamsize n = pptr() - pbase(); if (n && sync()) return EOF; if (ch != EOF) { char cbuf[1]; cbuf[0] = (char) ch; if (write_to_callback(cbuf, 1) != 1) return EOF; } pbump(-n); // Reset pptr(). return 0; } streamsize callbackBuffer::xsputn(const char *text, streamsize n) { return sync() == EOF ? 0 : write_to_callback(text, (unsigned int) n); } // #define TEST #ifdef TEST int write_callback_test(void *cb_data, const char *text, int length) /* Returns number of characters successfully written */ { // cout << "@@@@" << length << endl; unsigned int count = length; while (count) { cout << *text; text++; count--; } return length; } int main(int argc, char **argv) { callbackBuffer wbuf(0, write_callback_test); // ostream wstr(&wbuf); cerr = &wbuf; cerr << "Hello world!\n" << endl; wbuf.set_callback(0, 0); cerr << "Hello world!\n"; return 0; } #endif #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/cbstream.h0000644000175500010010000000474612137226527012774 00000000000000#ifndef CBSTREAM_H #define CBSTREAM_H /* callbackBuffer : This file is part of pstoedit streambuf that writes the data to a user defineable call back function Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. This code is mainly based on the example given in: The GNU C++ Iostream Library Using the streambuf Layer Simple output re-direction by redefining overflow */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #include I_iostream #include I_string_h #include I_streamb USESTD #if !defined(HAVESTL) && !defined(__GNUG__) // this should be defined for all ANSI compilers in iostream // but this is also already defined in old GNU compilers typedef int streamsize; // oder long ?? MSVC likes int #endif #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) typedef int (__stdcall write_callback_type) (void * cb_data, const char* text, int length); // length is int and not unsigned long because of gs-api #else typedef int ( write_callback_type) (void * cb_data, const char* text, int length); #endif //lint !e1712 // no default ctor class callbackBuffer : public streambuf { public: callbackBuffer(void * cb_data_p, write_callback_type* wcb) : cb_data(cb_data_p), write_callback(wcb) {} write_callback_type * set_callback(void * cb_data_p,write_callback_type* new_cb); int write_to_callback(const char* text, size_t length); protected: int sync(); int overflow(int ch); int underflow(void); // Defining xsputn is an optional optimization. // (streamsize was recently added to ANSI C++, not portable yet.) streamsize xsputn(const char* text, streamsize n); private: void * cb_data; write_callback_type * write_callback; callbackBuffer(const callbackBuffer &); // not defined const callbackBuffer & operator = (const callbackBuffer &); // not defined }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/cmdmain.cpp0000644000175500010010000000263412137224252013122 00000000000000/* cmdmain.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit main program for command line usage Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #include "pstoedit.h" #include I_iostream int main(int argc, const char *const argv[]) { #if defined(_WIN32) || defined (__OS2__) if (!pstoedit_checkversion(301)) return 1; if (!getenv("PSTOEDITUSEGSEXE")) setPstoeditsetDLLUsage(true); // use the gs DLL in stand-alone mode #else ignoreVersionCheck(); #endif // on UNIX like systems, we can use cerr as error stream // except for some help/diag messages which are preferred on cout useCoutForDiag(true); const int result = pstoeditwithghostscript(argc, argv, cerr); return result; } pstoedit-3.62/src/cppcomp.h0000644000175500010010000002036312137224255012622 00000000000000#ifndef cppcomp_h #define cppcomp_h /* cppcomp.h : This file is part of pstoedit header declaring compiler dependent stuff Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "pstoedit_config.h" #endif #ifdef _MSC_VER # ifndef DLLEXPORT # define DLLEXPORT __declspec( dllexport ) # endif #else # define DLLEXPORT #endif #ifdef _AIX #define _unix #endif #if defined (_MSC_VER) && (_MSC_VER >= 1100) // MSVC 5 and 6 have ANSI C++ header files, but the compilation // is much slower and object files get bigger. // add other compiler that support STL and the ANSI C++ standard here // 1100 means : compiler v 11 which is MSVC 5 // 1200 - VS 6 // 1300 - VS 7 (2002) // 1400 - VS 8 (2005) // NOTE: If your compiler or installation does not come with // an installation of the STL, just umcomment the next line #define HAVESTL #define HAVETYPENAME // now this is again commented out by default, since now all // drivers can be compiled without the STL #define USE_NEWSTRSTREAM #define HAVEAUTOPTR #endif #if defined (FORCESTLUSAGE) // #define HAVESTL //wogl test #define HAVETYPENAME #endif #if defined (__GNUG__) && (__GNUC__>=3) // GNU 3.0 compiles in HAVESTL mode. // but is sooooooooooo slow // further, I had some crashes in this mode which don't occur in the traditional mode // so I finally commented this out again and made the code compile also in traditional mode #define HAVESTL #define HAVETYPENAME #define HAVEAUTOPTR //#if (__GNUC__>=3) #define USE_NEWSTRSTREAM //#endif //#include // really should have autoconf figure this out //#include //#include #endif #ifdef __SUNPRO_CC #if __SUNPRO_CC >= 0x500 #define HAVETYPENAME #if __SUNPRO_CC_COMPAT >= 5 // SUN's new compiler seems to work with STL (only) #define HAVESTL #define HAVEAUTOPTR #ifndef INTERNALBOOL #define INTERNALBOOL #endif #else // we compile with -compat=4 #ifdef INTERNALBOOL #undef INTERNALBOOL #endif #endif #else // for the old version (CC 4.x) #endif #endif #ifndef HAVETYPENAME #define typename #endif // // Note: for MSVC the usage of precompiled headers has to be turned // off, otherwise compilation fails within the stdio. (the first time // it works, but not a second one) (at least with MSVC 5) // #ifdef HAVESTL #define I_fstream #define I_iomanip #define I_ios #define I_iostream #if (defined (_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER >= 1100) // 1100 is version 5.0 #pragma warning(disable: 4786) #define I_istream #define I_ostream #define I_streamb #else #define I_istream #define I_ostream #define I_streamb #endif #ifdef USE_NEWSTRSTREAM #define I_strstream #define C_istrstream istringstream #define C_ostrstream ostringstream #else #define I_strstream #define C_istrstream istrstream #define C_ostrstream ostrstream #endif #define I_stdio #define I_stdlib #define USESTD using namespace std; #else // section for non ANSI C++ compilers #define I_fstream #define I_iomanip #define I_ios #define I_iostream #define I_istream #define I_ostream #define I_streamb #if (defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) ) && !defined(DJGPP) #define I_strstream // next macro is to avoid usage of the above lengthy || list and because in .fl file __unix__ cannot be used sometimes because m4 // expands this sometimes to "" #define PSTOEDIT_UNIXLIKE #else #define I_strstream #endif #define C_istrstream istrstream #define C_ostrstream ostrstream #if defined (__GNUG__) || defined (BOOLDEFINED) || ( defined (_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER >= 1100) || defined (__BCPLUSPLUS__) && __BCPLUSPLUS__ >= 0x0400 || defined (INTERNALBOOL) || defined (_BOOL_EXISTS) // no need to define bool // 1100 is version 5.0 // is for Digital Unix #else typedef int bool; const bool false = 0; const bool true = 1; #define BOOLDEFINED 1 #endif #define I_stdio #define I_stdlib #define USESTD #endif #if (defined (_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER >= 1100) || defined (LINT) #define NOCOPYANDASSIGN(classname) \ private: \ classname(const classname&); \ const classname & operator=(const classname&); #else /* nothing - GNU has problems with this anyway. But, it doesn't harm. During compilation with VC++ potential misusages of the forbidden methods will be detected */ #define NOCOPYANDASSIGN(classname) #endif // rcw2: work round case insensitivity in RiscOS #ifdef riscos #define I_string_h "unix:string.h" #else #define I_string_h #endif // some code seems to rely on _WIN32 instead of WIN32 #if defined (WIN32) #ifndef _WIN32 #define _WIN32 WIN32 #endif #endif #ifndef NIL // 0 pointers #define NIL 0 #endif #if defined(_MSC_VER) && (_MSC_VER >= 1400) // for MS VS 8 (== cl version 14) we can use the new secure *_s string functions // for other systems we have to "emulate" them #define TARGETWITHLEN(str,len) str,len // MSVC moans: 'open': The POSIX name for this item is deprecated. Instead, use the ISO C++ conformant name: _open. See online help for details. #define OPEN _open #define CLOSE _close #define READ _read #define STRICMP _stricmp #define FILENO _fileno #define SETMODE _setmode #define TEMPNAM _tempnam #define GETCWD _getcwd #else #include I_iostream #include I_string_h // for strlen #include I_stdlib // for exit #define OPEN open #define CLOSE close #define READ read #define STRICMP stricmp #define FILENO fileno #define SETMODE setmode #define TEMPNAM tempnam #define GETCWD getcwd USESTD // approach for emulation: // * guarantee that the result string ends with \n (array[size-1] = 0) // * if the above condition cannot be achieved - exit with error message // // the implementation is far from optimal from a performance point of view - but for pstoedit this is not critical // static inline void strncpy_s(char * de, size_t de_size, const char * so, size_t count) { const size_t sourcelen = strlen(so); size_t tobecopied = sourcelen < count ? sourcelen : count; if ( tobecopied < de_size ) { while (so && *so && (tobecopied > 0) ) { *de = *so; ++de; ++so; --tobecopied; } // does not copy final 0 *de = 0; } else { cerr << "buffer overflow in strcpy_s. Input string: '" << so << "' count: " << count << " sourcelen " << sourcelen << " buffersize " << de_size << endl; exit(1); } } static inline void strcpy_s(char * de, size_t de_size, const char * so) { strncpy_s(de, de_size, so, strlen(so) ); } static inline void strcat_s(char * de, size_t de_size, const char * so) { // copy string into de + strlen(de) const size_t already_in = strlen(de); strcpy_s(de + already_in, de_size - already_in, so); } // sprintf_s requires a second argument indicating the size of the target string // because sprintf can have any number of arguments, we cannot handle this in the // same manner as the functions above. So we need to hide/unhide this second argument // for older compilers #ifdef HAVE_SNPRINTF #define sprintf_s snprintf #define TARGETWITHLEN(str,len) str,len #else #define sprintf_s sprintf #define TARGETWITHLEN(str,len) str #endif // sscanf_s requires a size argument for output strings, unless we use "to-string", we can use sscanf // but this has to be assured in each individual case !!! // TARGETWITHLEN is not being used in the context of sscanf #define sscanf_s sscanf #endif #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvasy.cpp0000644000175500010010000003330612137224252013022 00000000000000/* drvASY.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Asymptote files Contributed by: John Bowman Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_geocities.com This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef _MSC_VER // #define _POSIX_ // for MSVC and limits.h #endif #include "drvasy.h" // #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include #ifndef FLT_MAX #include // Need definition of FLT_MAX #include // FLT_MAX on MSVC #endif #include // PATH_MAX for MSVC #include // Need definition of ispunct() #include #if !(defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) ) #define LINE_MAX 2048 // for MSVC #endif // Constructor -- Initialize variables and take other per-document actions drvASY::derivedConstructor(drvASY): constructBase, // Initialize member variables prevFontName(""), prevFontWeight(""), prevR(0.0f), prevG(0.0f), prevB(0.0f), // Black prevFontAngle(FLT_MAX), prevFontSize(-1.0), prevLineWidth(0.0f), prevLineCap(1), // Round line caps prevLineJoin(1), // Round joins prevDashPattern(""), // Solid lines fillmode(false), clipmode(false), evenoddmode(false), firstpage(true), imgcount(0), level(0) { // Output copyright information outf << "// Converted from PostScript(TM) to Asymptote by pstoedit\n" << "// Asymptote 1.00 (or later) backend contributed by John Bowman\n" << "// pstoedit is Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz" << " \n\n"; outf << "import pstoedit;" << endl; } // Destructor -- Tell Asymptote to end the file drvASY::~drvASY() { options=0; } void drvASY::save() { while(gsavestack.size() && gsavestack.front()) { gsavestack.pop_front(); outf << "gsave();" << endl; ++level; clipstack.push_back(false); } } void drvASY::restore() { while(gsavestack.size() && !gsavestack.front()) { gsavestack.pop_front(); while(clipstack.size() > 0) { if(clipstack.back()) outf << "endclip();" << endl; clipstack.pop_back(); } outf << "grestore();" << endl; if(level > 0) --level; } } // Output a path void drvASY::print_coords() { bool withinpath = false; // true=already started plotting points unsigned int pointsOnLine = 0;// Number of points on the current output line bool havecycle=false; bool firstpoint=false; save(); if (fillmode || clipmode) { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: if(withinpath) { if(firstpoint) { firstpoint=false; // ignore a spurious moveto unsigned int next=n+1; if(next == numberOfElementsInPath()) break; Dtype nexttype=pathElement(next).getType(); if(nexttype == moveto || nexttype == closepath) break; } } else { firstpoint=true; if(clipmode) { outf << "beginclip("; bool pop=clipstack.size() > 0; if(pop) { clipstack.pop_back(); clipstack.push_back(true); } } else outf << "fill("; } case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if(elem.getType() == lineto) { if (withinpath) { outf << "--"; } else { cerr << "lineto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } } else { if (withinpath) { outf << "^^"; firstpoint=true; } } outf << '(' << (p.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; withinpath = true; havecycle=false; pointsOnLine++; } break; case closepath: outf << "--cycle"; havecycle=true; break; case curveto: { if (!withinpath) { cerr << "curveto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } const Point & p0 = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "..controls (" << (p0.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p0.y_ + y_offset) << ") and ("; const Point & pt1 = elem.getPoint(1); outf << (pt1.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt1.y_ + y_offset) << ")..("; const Point & pt2 = elem.getPoint(2); outf << (pt2.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt2.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; pointsOnLine += 3; withinpath = true; havecycle=false; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected path element in drvasy" << endl; abort(); break; } if (pointsOnLine >= 3) { outf << "\n\t"; pointsOnLine = 0; } } if (withinpath) { // Finish the final path if(!havecycle) outf << "--cycle"; if(evenoddmode) outf << ",currentpen+evenodd"; outf << ");" << endl; } } else { // Stroking, not filling for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: if(!withinpath) outf << "draw("; case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if(elem.getType() == lineto) { if (withinpath) { outf << "--"; } else { cerr << "lineto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } } else { if (withinpath) outf << "^^"; } outf << '(' << (p.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; withinpath = true; pointsOnLine++; } break; case closepath: outf << "--cycle);" << endl; withinpath = false; pointsOnLine = 0; break; case curveto: { if (!withinpath) { cerr << "curveto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } const Point & p0 = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "..controls (" << (p0.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p0.y_ + y_offset) << ") and ("; const Point & pt1 = elem.getPoint(1); outf << (pt1.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt1.y_ + y_offset) << ")..("; const Point & pt2 = elem.getPoint(2); outf << (pt2.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt2.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; pointsOnLine += 3; withinpath = true; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected path element in drvasy" << endl; abort(); break; } if (pointsOnLine >= 3 && n + 1 < numberOfElementsInPath() && pathElement(n + 1).getType() != moveto) { outf << "\n\t"; pointsOnLine = 0; } } if (withinpath) { // Finish the final path outf << ");" << endl; } } restore(); } // Each page will produce a different figure void drvASY::open_page() { if(firstpage) firstpage=false; else outf << "newpage();" << endl; } void drvASY::close_page() { } void drvASY::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { restore(); if (outBaseName == "" ) { errf << "images cannot be handled via standard output. Use an output file" << endl; return; } imgcount++; Point ll,ur; imageinfo.getBoundingBox(ll,ur); ostringstream buf; buf << outBaseName << "." << imgcount << ".eps"; outf << "label(graphic(\"" << buf.str() << "\",\"bb=" << ll.x_ << " " << ll.y_ << " " << ur.x_ << " " << ur.y_ << "\"),(" << ll.x_ << "," << ll.y_ << "),align);" << endl; // Try to draw image in a separate layer. if(level == 0) outf << "layer();" << endl; ofstream outi(buf.str().c_str()); if (!outi) { errf << "Could not open file " << buf.str() << " for output"; exit(1); } imageinfo.writeEPSImage(outi); (void)remove(imageinfo.FileName.value()); outi.close(); } // Output a text string void drvASY::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { restore(); // Change fonts string thisFontName(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); string thisFontWeight(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value()); const double ps2tex=72.27/72.0; if (thisFontName != prevFontName || thisFontWeight != prevFontWeight) { if(textinfo.is_non_standard_font) { size_t n = thisFontName.length(); for(size_t i=0; i < n; i++) thisFontName[i] = (char) tolower(thisFontName[i]); outf << "textpen += font(\"" << thisFontName << "\""; if(textinfo.currentFontSize > 0) outf << "," << textinfo.currentFontSize*ps2tex; outf << ");" << endl; } else { outf << "textpen += " << thisFontName << "("; if(thisFontWeight == string("Bold")) outf << "\"b\""; else if(thisFontWeight == string("Condensed")) outf << "\"c\""; outf << ");" << endl; } prevFontName = thisFontName; prevFontWeight = thisFontWeight; } // Change colors if (textinfo.currentR != prevR || textinfo.currentG != prevG || textinfo.currentB != prevB) { outf << "textpen=0*textpen+rgb(" << textinfo.currentR << "," << textinfo.currentG << "," << textinfo.currentB << ");" << endl; prevR = textinfo.currentR; prevG = textinfo.currentG; prevB = textinfo.currentB; } // Change font size if (textinfo.currentFontSize != prevFontSize) { if (textinfo.currentFontSize > 0) { outf << "textpen += fontsize(" << textinfo.currentFontSize*ps2tex << ");" << endl; prevFontSize = textinfo.currentFontSize; } else { if (Verbose()) errf << "warning: font size of " << textinfo. currentFontSize << "pt encountered; ignoring" << endl; } } // Change rotation if (textinfo.currentFontAngle != prevFontAngle) prevFontAngle = textinfo.currentFontAngle; // Output the text using macros defined in the constructor outf << "label("; if(prevFontAngle != 0.0) outf << "rotate(" << prevFontAngle << ")*("; bool texify=false; bool quote=false; const char *c=textinfo.thetext.value(); if(*c) for (; *c; c++) { if (*c >= ' ' && *c != '\\' && *c <= '~') { if(!texify) { if(quote) outf << "\"+"; else quote=true; outf << "texify(\""; texify=true; } if (*c == '"') outf << "\\\""; else outf << (*c); } else { if(texify) { outf << "\")+"; texify=false; quote=false; } if(!quote) { outf << "\""; quote=true; } outf << "\\char" << (int) *c; } } else outf << "\"\""; if(quote) outf << "\""; if(texify) outf << ")"; if(prevFontAngle != 0.0) outf << ")"; outf << ",(" << textinfo.x << ',' << textinfo.y << "),align,textpen);" << endl; } // Output a path void drvASY::show_path() { // Change colors if (currentR() != prevR || currentG() != prevG || currentB() != prevB) { prevR = currentR(); prevG = currentG(); prevB = currentB(); outf << "currentpen=0*currentpen+rgb(" << prevR << "," << prevG << "," << prevB << ");" << endl; } // Change line width float linewidth=currentLineWidth(); // Fix up zero linewidths resulting from a dtransform truncate idtransform if(linewidth == 0.0) linewidth=0.5f; if(linewidth != prevLineWidth) { prevLineWidth = linewidth; outf << "currentpen += " << prevLineWidth << "bp;" << endl; } // Change line cap if (currentLineCap() != prevLineCap) { prevLineCap = currentLineCap(); outf << "currentpen += "; switch (prevLineCap) { case 0: outf << "squarecap;" << endl; break; case 1: outf << "roundcap;" << endl; break; case 2: outf << "extendcap;" << endl; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: Unknown linecap \"" << prevLineCap << '"' << endl; abort(); break; } } // Change line join if (currentLineJoin() != prevLineJoin) { prevLineJoin = currentLineJoin(); outf << "currentpen += "; switch (prevLineJoin) { case 0: outf << "miterjoin;" << endl; break; case 1: outf << "roundjoin;" << endl; break; case 2: outf << "beveljoin;" << endl; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: Unknown linejoin \"" << prevLineJoin << '"' << endl; abort(); break; } } // Change dash pattern string currentDashPattern = dashPattern(); if (currentDashPattern != prevDashPattern) { prevDashPattern = currentDashPattern; size_t p=currentDashPattern.find('['); if(p < string::npos) currentDashPattern[p]='\"'; p=currentDashPattern.find(']'); if(p < string::npos) { currentDashPattern[p]='\"'; size_t n=currentDashPattern.length(); p++; if(p < n) (void)currentDashPattern.erase(p,n-p); } outf << "currentpen += linetype(" << currentDashPattern << ",false);" << endl; } // Determine the fill mode evenoddmode=(currentShowType() == drvbase::eofill); fillmode = (evenoddmode || currentShowType() == drvbase::fill); if (!fillmode && currentShowType() != drvbase::stroke) { errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected show type " << (int) currentShowType() << " in drvasy" << endl; abort(); } // Draw the path print_coords(); } void drvASY::ClipPath(cliptype type) { clipmode=true; evenoddmode=(type == drvbase::eoclip); print_coords(); clipmode=false; } void drvASY::Save() { gsavestack.push_back(true); } void drvASY::Restore() { gsavestack.push_back(false); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvASY > D_asy("asy", "Asymptote Format", "","asy", true, // if backend supports subpaths true, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::png, // support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // supports multiple pages true /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvasy.h0000644000175500010010000000422612137224255012471 00000000000000#ifndef __drvASY_h #define __drvASY_h /* drvasy.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Asymptote files Contributed by: John Bowman Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #ifdef HAVESTL #include // C++ string class #include #else typedef RSString string; #endif class drvASY : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvASY); ~drvASY(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() {} }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); void ClipPath(cliptype); void Save(); void Restore(); private: void print_coords(); void save(); void restore(); // Previous values of graphics state variables string prevFontName; string prevFontWeight; float prevR, prevG, prevB; float prevFontAngle; float prevFontSize; float prevLineWidth; unsigned int prevLineCap; unsigned int prevLineJoin; string prevDashPattern; // Set to true for fill or eofill, false for stroke bool fillmode; // Set to true for clip or eoclip, false otherwise bool clipmode; // Set to true for eofill or eoclip, false otherwise bool evenoddmode; // Set to true on first page, false otherwise bool firstpage; int imgcount; unsigned int level; // gsave nesting level std::list clipstack; std::list gsavestack; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvbase.cpp0000644000175500010010000013176512137235716013157 00000000000000/* drvbase.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Basic, driver independent output routines Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #include I_stdlib #include I_iostream //#include I_iomanip #include I_string_h #include I_strstream #include #ifndef miscutil_h #include "miscutil.h" #endif static void splitFullFileName(const char *const fullName, RSString& pathName, RSString& baseName, RSString& fileExt) { if (fullName == NIL) return; char *fullName_T = cppstrdup(fullName); char *baseName_T = 0; #if defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) char *c = strrchr(fullName_T, '/'); #else char *c = strrchr(fullName_T, '\\'); #endif if (c != NIL) { baseName_T = cppstrdup(c + 1); *(c + 1) = 0; pathName = fullName_T; } else { baseName_T = cppstrdup(fullName_T); pathName = ""; } c = strrchr(baseName_T, '.'); if (c != NIL) { fileExt = (c + 1); *c = 0; baseName = baseName_T; } else { fileExt = ""; baseName = baseName_T; } delete[]baseName_T; delete[]fullName_T; } drvbase::drvbase(const char *driveroptions_p, ostream & theoutStream, ostream & theerrStream, const char *nameOfInputFile_p, const char *nameOfOutputFile_p, PsToEditOptions & globaloptions_p, const DriverDescription * Pdriverdesc_p) : // constructor Pdriverdesc(Pdriverdesc_p), DOptions_ptr(Pdriverdesc_p->createDriverOptions()), // totalNumberOfPages(0), // bboxes(0), outf(theoutStream), errf(theerrStream), inFileName(nameOfInputFile_p), outFileName(nameOfOutputFile_p), outDirName(""), outBaseName(""), d_argc(0), d_argv(0), globaloptions(globaloptions_p), // set some common defaults currentDeviceHeight(792.0f ), // US Letter currentDeviceWidth(612.0f ), // US Letter x_offset(0.0f), y_offset(0.0f), currentPageNumber(0), domerge(false), defaultFontName(0), ctorOK(true), saveRestoreInfo(NIL), currentSaveLevel(&saveRestoreInfo), page_empty(true), driveroptions(0), // default for PI1 and PI2 and clippath currentPath(0), last_currentPath(0), outputPath(0), lastPath(0) // default for textInfo_ and lasttextInfo_ { // verbose = (getenv("PSTOEDITVERBOSE") != 0); if (verbose) { errf << "verbose mode turned on\n" << endl; } if (nameOfOutputFile_p) { RSString extension; // not needed splitFullFileName(nameOfOutputFile_p, outDirName, outBaseName, extension ); if (verbose) { errf << "nameofOutputFile: '" << nameOfOutputFile_p; errf << "' outDirName: '" << outDirName; errf << "' outBaseName: '" << outBaseName; errf << "'" << endl; } } // preparse driveroptions and build d_argc and d_argv if (driveroptions_p) { #if 1 Argv driverargs; (void) driverargs.parseFromString(driveroptions_p); d_argc = driverargs.argc; d_argv = new const char *[d_argc + 2]; // 1 more for the argv[0] d_argv[0] = cppstrdup(Pdriverdesc_p->symbolicname); d_argc = 1; for (unsigned int a = 0; a < driverargs.argc; a++) { d_argv[d_argc] = cppstrdup(driverargs.argv[a]); d_argc++; } d_argv[d_argc] = 0; #else driveroptions = cppstrdup(driveroptions_p); //C_istrstream optstream(driveroptions, strlen(driveroptions)); C_istrstream optstream(driveroptions); //, strlen(driveroptions)); const long startOfStream = optstream.tellg(); char currentarg[100]; // first count number of arguments while (!optstream.eof()) { (void) optstream.width(sizeof(currentarg)); optstream >> currentarg; d_argc++; } d_argv = new const char *[d_argc + 2]; // 1 more for the argv[0] // now fill d_args array; (void) optstream.seekg(startOfStream); // reposition to start optstream.clear(); // fill argv[0] with driver name (to be similar with Unix) d_argv[0] = cppstrdup(Pdriverdesc_p->symbolicname); d_argc = 1; while (!optstream.eof()) { optstream >> currentarg; if (strlen(currentarg) > 0) { d_argv[d_argc] = cppstrdup(currentarg); d_argc++; } } d_argv[d_argc] = 0; #endif if (verbose) { errf << "got " << d_argc << " driver argument(s)" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { errf << "Driver option " << i << ":" << d_argv[i] << endl; } } } // now call the driver specific option parser. if (d_argc>0) { if (DOptions_ptr) { //debug errf << "DOptions_ptr: " << (void*) DOptions_ptr << endl; const unsigned int remaining = DOptions_ptr->parseoptions(errf,d_argc,d_argv); if ((remaining > 0) && !DOptions_ptr->expectUnhandled) { errf << "the following " << remaining << " options could not be handled by the driver: " << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < remaining; i++) { errf << DOptions_ptr->unhandledOptions[i] << endl; } } } else { cerr << "DOptions_ptr is NIL - program flow error - contact author." << endl; } } // bboxes = new BBox[maxPages]; // init segment info for first segment // all others will be updated with each newsegment currentPath = &PI1; lastPath = &PI2; outputPath = currentPath; if ((PI1.path == 0) || (PI2.path == 0) || (clippath.path == 0)) { errf << "new failed in drvbase::drvbase " << endl; exit(1); } textInfo_.thetext.copy(""); setCurrentFontName("Courier", true); setCurrentFontFamilyName("Courier"); setCurrentFontWeight("Regular"); setCurrentFontFullName("Courier"); setCurrentFontSize(10.0f); mergedTextInfo = textInfo_; // initial value - empty buffer lastTextInfo_ = textInfo_; lastTextInfo_.currentFontSize = -textInfo_.currentFontSize; // to force a new font the first time. lastTextInfo_.currentR = textInfo_.currentR + 1; // to force new color } drvbase::~drvbase() { currentPath = 0; lastPath = 0; outputPath = 0; if (d_argv) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { delete[](d_argv[i]); d_argv[i] = 0; } delete[]d_argv; d_argv = NIL; } if (driveroptions) { delete[]driveroptions; driveroptions = NIL; } // delete[] bboxes; bboxes = NIL; // delete[]outDirName; // outDirName = NIL; // delete[]outBaseName; // outBaseName = NIL; Pdriverdesc = NIL; delete DOptions_ptr; DOptions_ptr = NIL; if (currentSaveLevel->previous != NIL) { while (currentSaveLevel->previous != NIL) { currentSaveLevel = currentSaveLevel->previous; delete currentSaveLevel->next; } } currentSaveLevel = 0; defaultFontName = NIL; last_currentPath = NIL; } const RSString & drvbase::getPageSize() const { return globaloptions.outputPageSize(); } const BBox & drvbase::getCurrentBBox() const { if ( verbose ) cout << " get getCurrentBBox for page: " << currentPageNumber << " of " << totalNumberOfPages() << endl; if ((totalNumberOfPages() > 0) && (currentPageNumber <= totalNumberOfPages())) { // page numbers start from 1. return bboxes()[currentPageNumber > 0 ? (currentPageNumber - 1) : 0]; } else { static BBox dummy; return dummy; } } void drvbase::startup(bool mergelines) { domerge = false; // default if (mergelines) { if (Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsMerging) { domerge = true; } else { errf << "the selected backend does not support merging, -mergelines ignored" << endl; } } } void drvbase::finalize() { // needed because base destructor is called after derived destructor outputPath->clear(); // define past the end path as empty // close page (if no explicit showpage was done) showpage(); } void drvbase::showpage() { flushOutStanding(); // dump last path if (!page_empty) { close_page(); } page_empty = true; } bool drvbase::pathsCanBeMerged(const PathInfo & path1, const PathInfo & path2) const { // // two paths can be merged if one of them is a stroke and the // other a fill or eofill AND // all pathelements are the same // // This is a default implementation which allows only solid edges since // most backends support only such edges. // If a backend allows more, it can overwrite this function // if (((path1.currentShowType == stroke && path1.currentLineType == solid && ((path2.currentShowType == fill) || (path2.currentShowType == eofill))) || (path2.currentShowType == stroke && path2.currentLineType == solid && ((path1.currentShowType == fill) || (path1.currentShowType == eofill)))) && (path1.numberOfElementsInPath == path2.numberOfElementsInPath)) { //errf << "Pathes seem to be mergeable" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < path1.numberOfElementsInPath; i++) { const basedrawingelement *bd1 = path1.path[i]; const basedrawingelement *bd2 = path2.path[i]; // if (! *(path1.path[i]) == *(path2.path[i]) ) return 0; //errf << "comparing " << *bd1 << " with " << *bd2 << endl; const bool result = (*bd1 == *bd2); if (verbose) errf << "comparing " << *bd1 << " with " << *bd2 << " results in " << (int) result << endl; if (!result) return false; } if (verbose) errf << "Pathes are mergeable" << endl; return true; } else { if (verbose) errf << "Pathes are not mergable:" << " PI1 st " << (int) path1.currentShowType << " PI1 lt " << (int) path1.currentLineType << " PI1 el " << path1.numberOfElementsInPath << " PI2 st " << (int) path2.currentShowType << " PI2 lt " << (int) path2.currentLineType << " PI2 el " << path2.numberOfElementsInPath << endl; return false; } } const basedrawingelement & drvbase::pathElement(unsigned int index) const { return *(outputPath->path[index + outputPath->subpathoffset]); } bool basedrawingelement::operator == (const basedrawingelement & bd2) const { if (this->getType() != bd2.getType()) { return false; } else { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < this->getNrOfPoints(); i++) { if (!(this->getPoint(i) == bd2.getPoint(i))) return false; } } return true; } bool drvbase::textIsWorthToPrint(const RSString& thetext) const { // check whether it contains just blanks. This makes // problems, e.g. with the xfig backend. const char *cp = thetext.value(); for (size_t i = thetext.length(); i>0; i--) if (*cp++ != ' ') return true; return false; } bool drvbase::textCanBeMerged(const TextInfo & text1, const TextInfo & text2) const { return ( (text1.currentFontName == text2.currentFontName) && (text1.currentFontFamilyName == text2.currentFontFamilyName) && (text1.currentFontFullName == text2.currentFontFullName) && (text1.currentFontWeight == text2.currentFontWeight) && (text1.currentFontSize == text2.currentFontSize) && (text1.currentFontAngle == text2.currentFontAngle) && (text1.currentR == text2.currentR) && (text1.currentG == text2.currentG) && (text1.currentB == text2.currentB) && (fabs(text1.x - text2.x_end) < text1.currentFontSize / 10) && (fabs(text1.y - text2.y_end) < text1.currentFontSize / 10) ); // text matrix is ignored for the moment } void drvbase::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { unused(&textinfo); if (Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsText) { errf << " Backends that support text need to define a show_text method " < instead of currentpath setCurrentShowType(drvbase::stroke); setCurrentLineCap(0); // 0 means "butt", i.e. no overlap setCurrentLineType(drvbase::solid); if (dx > dy) { // horizontal line const float mid = (ury+lly)/2.0f; currentPath->clear(); addtopath(new Moveto(llx-lwhalf,mid)); addtopath(new Lineto(urx+lwhalf,mid)); setCurrentLineWidth( dy+lw ); // debug cout << "rect -> horizontal line " << endl; } else { // vertical line const float mid = (urx+llx)/2.0f; currentPath->clear(); addtopath(new Moveto(mid,lly+lwhalf)); addtopath(new Lineto(mid,ury+lwhalf)); setCurrentLineWidth( dx+lw ); // debug cout << "rect -> vertical line " << endl; } currentPath = savepath; } else { // default - just write the rect as an ordinary polygon // debug cout << "rect as path " << endl; } show_path(); } void drvbase::flushTextBuffer(bool useMergeBuffer) { if (useMergeBuffer) textInfo_ = mergedTextInfo; // this is ugly, I know, but to be consistent // with other functions that use textInfo_ directly // this is needed. const TextInfo* textToBeFlushed = useMergeBuffer ? &mergedTextInfo : &textInfo_; add_to_page(); show_text(*textToBeFlushed); lastTextInfo_ = *textToBeFlushed; // save for font and color comparison } void drvbase::showOrMergeText() { flushOutStanding(flushpath); // dump last path to avoid wrong sequence of text and graphics // this flushing needs to be done in any case, even if the text is not written immediately // but instead buffered first. But otherwise, the order gets corrupted if (globaloptions.mergetext) { if (mergedTextInfo.thetext == "") { mergedTextInfo = textInfo_; // there was nothing in the buffer so far, so just place it there. // for this we need a final flush somewhere } else if (textCanBeMerged(textInfo_,mergedTextInfo)) { // text can be merged. if (verbose) { errf << "Info: merging text '" << mergedTextInfo.thetext << "' and '" << textInfo_.thetext << "'" << endl; } mergedTextInfo.thetext += textInfo_.thetext; static const RSString space(" "); (mergedTextInfo.glyphnames += space ) += textInfo_.glyphnames; mergedTextInfo.x_end = textInfo_.x_end; mergedTextInfo.y_end = textInfo_.y_end; } else { // cannot be merged, so dump text collected so far and place the new // one in the buffer for later if (textIsWorthToPrint(mergedTextInfo.thetext.value())) { TextInfo temp = textInfo_; // save "new" text in temp flushTextBuffer(true); // true -> use merge buffer mergedTextInfo = temp; // set the merge buffer to the "new" text } else { // the merge buffer was not worth to be printed so forget it and // start over with new text mergedTextInfo = textInfo_; } } } else { // always just "pass through" if it is worth to be printed if (textIsWorthToPrint(textInfo_.thetext)) { flushTextBuffer(false); // false -> use textinfo_ } } } void drvbase::pushText(const size_t len, const char *const thetext, const float x, const float y, const char * const glyphnames) { textInfo_.x = x; textInfo_.y = y; textInfo_.thetext.copy(thetext, len); textInfo_.glyphnames.copy(glyphnames ? glyphnames:""); textInfo_.currentFontUnmappedName = textInfo_.currentFontName; textInfo_.remappedfont= false; const char *remappedFontName = drvbase::theFontMapper().mapFont(textInfo_.currentFontName); // errf << " Mapping of " << textInfo_.currentFontName << " returned " << (remappedFontName ? remappedFontName:" ") << endl; if (remappedFontName) { if (verbose) { errf << "Font remapped from '" << textInfo_. currentFontName << "' to '" << remappedFontName << "'" << endl; } textInfo_.currentFontName.copy(remappedFontName); textInfo_.remappedfont= true; } showOrMergeText(); #if 0 if ((lasttextInfo_.y == textInfo_.y) && (lasttextInfo_.x_end >= textInfo_.x) && (lasttextInfo_.x < textInfo_.x) && lasttextInfo_.samefont(textInfo_)) { if (verbose) { errf << "Text overlap ! '" << lasttextInfo_.thetext. value() << "' and '" << textInfo_.thetext.value() << endl; } } #endif } static unsigned short hexdecode( char high, char low) { return 16*hextoint(high) + hextoint(low); } void drvbase::pushHEXText(const char *const thetext, const float x, const float y, const char * const glyphnames) { const size_t textlen = strlen(thetext); if (textlen) { char * decodedText = new char[ (textlen / 2 ) + 1 ]; for (unsigned int i = 0, j = 0; i < (textlen/2); i++) { decodedText[i] = (char) hexdecode(thetext[j], thetext[j+1]); j++;j++; } decodedText[textlen/2] = '\0'; pushText(textlen/2,decodedText,x,y,glyphnames); delete [] decodedText; } } void drvbase::setCurrentWidthParams(const float ax, const float ay, const int Char, const float cx, const float cy, const float x_end, const float y_end) { textInfo_.ax = ax; textInfo_.ay = ay; textInfo_.Char = Char; textInfo_.cx = cx; textInfo_.x_end = x_end; textInfo_.y_end = y_end; textInfo_.cy = cy; } void drvbase::setCurrentFontName(const char *const Name, bool is_non_standard_font) { textInfo_.currentFontName.copy(Name); textInfo_.is_non_standard_font = is_non_standard_font; } void drvbase::setCurrentFontFamilyName(const char *const Name) { textInfo_.currentFontFamilyName.copy(Name); } void drvbase::setCurrentFontFullName(const char *const Name) { textInfo_.currentFontFullName.copy(Name); } void drvbase::setCurrentFontWeight(const char *const Name) { textInfo_.currentFontWeight.copy(Name); } void drvbase::setCurrentFontSize(const float Size) { /* errf << "setting Size to " << Size << endl; */ textInfo_.currentFontSize = Size; } void drvbase::setCurrentFontAngle(float value) { textInfo_.currentFontAngle = value; } bool drvbase::is_a_rectangle() const { /* Detects the following sequences moveto lineto lineto lineto closepath or moveto lineto lineto lineto lineto (if last lineto goes to same coord as first moveto */ // cout << "Testing path " << currentNr() < 0) { pattern = patternAsSetDashString; // now get the numbers // repeat the numbers, if number of entries is odd unsigned int rep = nrOfEntries % 2; // rep is 1 for odd numbers 0 for even numbers = new float[nrOfEntries * (rep + 1)]; unsigned int cur = 0; #if 1 for (unsigned int i = 0; i <= rep; i++) { pattern = patternAsSetDashString; while ((*pattern) && (*pattern != ']')) { if (*pattern == ' ' && (*(pattern + 1) != ']')) { float f = (float) atof(pattern); numbers[cur] = f; // errf << d_numbers[cur] << endl; cur++; } pattern++; } } // if ( *(pattern+1) == ']' ) { // offset = (float) atof(pattern +2); // } if (*(pattern) == ']') { // DMB // fixed by david butterfield offset = (float) atof(pattern + 1); // DMB } #else // this is the "C++" version. But this doesn't work with the GNU library under Linux for (unsigned int i = 0; i <= rep; i++) { // on some systems istrstreams expects a non const char * // so we need to make a copy char *localpattern = new char[strlen(pattern + 1) + 1]; strcpy(localpattern, pattern + 1); // skip leading [ istrstream instream(localpattern); while (!instream.fail()) { float f; instream >> f; if (!instream.fail()) { d_numbers[cur] = f; // errf << d_numbers[cur] << endl; cur++; } } delete[]localpattern; } #endif } } DashPattern::~DashPattern() { delete[]numbers; numbers = 0; nrOfEntries = 0; } void drvbase::guess_linetype() { DashPattern dp(dashPattern()); const float *const d_numbers = dp.numbers; const int nr_of_entries = dp.nrOfEntries; drvbase::linetype curtype = solid; if (nr_of_entries > 0) { int rep = nr_of_entries % 2; // rep is 1 for odd numbers 0 for even // now guess a pattern from // solid, dashed, dotted, dashdot, dashdotdot ; // corresponding to the CGM patterns switch (nr_of_entries * (rep + 1)) { case 2: if (d_numbers[1] == 0.0f) { curtype = drvbase::solid; // if off is 0 -> solid } else if ((d_numbers[0] / d_numbers[1]) > 100) { curtype = drvbase::solid; // if on/off > 100 -> use solid } else if (d_numbers[0] < 2.0f) { // if on is < 2 then always dotted // ok we miss '. . .' curtype = drvbase::dotted; } else { curtype = drvbase::dashed; } break; case 4: if ((d_numbers[1] == 0.0f) && (d_numbers[3] == 0.0f)) { curtype = drvbase::solid; // if off is 0 -> solid } else if ((d_numbers[0] < 2.0f) || (d_numbers[2] < 2.0f)) { curtype = drvbase::dashdot; } else { curtype = drvbase::dashed; } break; case 6: if ((d_numbers[1] == 0.0f) && (d_numbers[3] == 0.0f) && (d_numbers[5] == 0.0f)) { curtype = drvbase::solid; // if off is 0 -> solid } else if ((d_numbers[0] < 2.0f) || (d_numbers[2] < 2.0f) || (d_numbers[2] < 2.0f)) { curtype = drvbase::dashdotdot; } else { curtype = drvbase::dashed; } break; default: curtype = drvbase::dashed; break; } } else { // no entry curtype = drvbase::solid; } // errf << "linetype from " << dashPattern() << " is " << curtype << endl; setCurrentLineType(curtype); } void drvbase::dumpImage() { flushOutStanding(); // dump last path to avoid wrong sequence of text and graphics add_to_page(); imageInfo.calculateBoundingBox(); show_image(imageInfo); delete[]imageInfo.data; imageInfo.nextfreedataitem = 0; imageInfo.data = 0; } unsigned int drvbase::nrOfSubpaths() const { unsigned int nr = 0; for (unsigned int n = 0; n + 1 < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); if (elem.getType() == moveto) nr++; } return nr; } void drvbase::dumpRearrangedPathes() { // Count the subpaths unsigned int numpaths = nrOfSubpaths(); if (verbose) errf << "numpaths: " << numpaths << endl; // Rearrange the path if necessary if ((numpaths > 1) && (currentLineWidth() == 0.0) && (currentShowType() != drvbase::stroke)) { if (verbose) errf << "Starting rearrangment of subpaths" << endl; outputPath->rearrange(); numpaths = nrOfSubpaths(); } if (!numpaths) numpaths = 1; const unsigned int origCount = numberOfElementsInPath(); unsigned int starti = 0; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numpaths; i++) { unsigned int endi = starti; outputPath->subpathoffset = 0; for ( ; ; ) { // while true but without compiler warning // Find the next end index endi++; if (endi >= origCount) break; else if (pathElement(endi).getType() == moveto) break; } if (endi <= origCount) { if (verbose) errf << "dumping subpath from " << starti << " to " << endi << endl; outputPath->subpathoffset = starti; outputPath->numberOfElementsInPath = endi - starti; show_path(); // from start to end } starti = endi; } outputPath->numberOfElementsInPath = origCount; outputPath->subpathoffset = 0; } bool drvbase::close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode() { if (Verbose()) cerr << "begin close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode" << endl; if (outFileName.value() || (&outf != &cout) ) // output is to a file, and outf is not cout { ofstream *outputFilePtr = (ofstream *) (& outf); // ofstream *outputFilePtr = dynamic_cast (& outf); //dbg cerr << "outputfileptr = " << (void*) outputFilePtr << " outf " << (void*) (&outf)<< endl; outputFilePtr->close(); if (Verbose()) cerr << "after close " << endl; #if (defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) ) && !defined(DJGPP) // binary is not available on UNIX, only on PC outputFilePtr->open(outFileName.value(), ios::out); #else // use redundant ios::out because of bug in djgpp outputFilePtr->open(outFileName.value(), ios::out | ios::binary); #endif if (Verbose()) cerr << "after open " << endl; return true; } else { cerr << "Error: This driver cannot write to stdout since it writes binary data " << endl; return false; } // return 0; // not reached - but to make some compilers happy } void drvbase::beginClipPath() { // now we start a clippath, so we need to dump // all previous pathes flushOutStanding(); last_currentPath = currentPath; currentPath = &clippath; outputPath = currentPath; setCurrentShowType(drvbase::stroke); } void drvbase::endClipPath(cliptype clipmode) { add_to_page(); ClipPath(clipmode); clippath.clear(); currentPath = last_currentPath; outputPath = currentPath; } // default versions // virtual void drvbase::ClipPath(cliptype /* clipmode */ ) { } // virtual void drvbase::Save() { } // virtual void drvbase::Restore() { } void drvbase::flushOutStanding( flushmode_t flushmode ) { switch ( flushmode ) { case flushall: // this needs to be fixed concerning the ordering (which was first - the text or the path) flushOutStanding(flushpath); flushOutStanding(flushtext); break; case flushtext: if (textIsWorthToPrint(mergedTextInfo.thetext.value())) { flushTextBuffer(true); mergedTextInfo.thetext=""; // clear the merge buffer } break; case flushpath: dumpPath(false); // false -> no flush text break; default: break; } } void drvbase::dumpPath(bool doFlushText) { if (doFlushText) flushOutStanding(flushtext); // flush text, so merge is not supported in case of // text path text sequence guess_linetype(); // needs to be done here, because we must write to currentpath #ifdef fixlater // this does not work as it is at the moment since // * it changes the showtype also for subsequent segments which might have // more than 2 points AND // * it is not valid, if the only element (besides moveto) is a curveto. if (currentPath->numberOfElementsInPath == 2) { // a polygon with two points is drawn as a line // PROBLEM ! This resetting has an impact on the subsequent segments // if subpathes are not supported by the backend !!!! currentPath->isPolygon = false; currentPath->currentShowType = drvbase::stroke; } #endif if (currentPath->currentShowType != drvbase::stroke) { /* don't show border with fill */ setCurrentLineWidth(0.0f); } if (domerge && pathsCanBeMerged(PI1, PI2)) { // make PI1 the outputPath and clear PI2 if (verbose) { errf << "Path " << PI1.nr << " type " << (int) PI1.currentShowType << endl; errf << PI1.fillR << " " << PI1.fillG << " " << PI1.fillB << endl; errf << PI1.edgeR << " " << PI1.edgeG << " " << PI1.edgeB << endl; errf << PI1.currentLineWidth << endl; errf << "Path " << PI2.nr << " type " << (int) PI2.currentShowType << endl; errf << PI2.fillR << " " << PI2.fillG << " " << PI2.fillB << endl; errf << PI2.edgeR << " " << PI2.edgeG << " " << PI2.edgeB << endl; errf << PI2.currentLineWidth << endl; errf << " have been merged\n"; } // merge PI2 into PI1 if (PI1.currentShowType == stroke) { // PI2 is the fill PI1.currentShowType = PI2.currentShowType; PI1.fillR = PI2.fillR; PI1.fillG = PI2.fillG; PI1.fillB = PI2.fillB; } else { // PI1 is the fill, so copy the line parameters from PI2 PI1.currentLineWidth = PI2.currentLineWidth; PI1.edgeR = PI2.edgeR; PI1.edgeG = PI2.edgeG; PI1.edgeB = PI2.edgeB; } if (verbose) { errf << " result is \n"; errf << "Path " << PI1.nr << " type " << (int) PI1.currentShowType << endl; errf << PI1.fillR << " " << PI1.fillG << " " << PI1.fillB << endl; errf << PI1.edgeR << " " << PI1.edgeG << " " << PI1.edgeB << endl; errf << PI1.currentLineWidth << endl; } outputPath = &PI1; PI1.pathWasMerged = true; PI2.clear(); } else { outputPath = lastPath; } if (numberOfElementsInPath() > 0) { // nothing to do for empty pathes // pathes may be empty due to a merge operation if (verbose) { errf << "working on"; switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: errf << " stroked "; break; case drvbase::fill: errf << " filled "; break; case drvbase::eofill: errf << " eofilled "; break; default: break; } errf << "path " << currentNr() << " with " << numberOfElementsInPath() << " elements" << endl; } if (numberOfElementsInPath() > 1) { // cannot draw single points add_to_page(); if (isPolygon()) { /* PolyGon */ if (is_a_rectangle()) { const float llx = min(min (pathElement(0).getPoint(0).x_, pathElement(1).getPoint(0).x_), min(pathElement(2).getPoint(0).x_, pathElement(3).getPoint(0).x_)); const float urx = max(max (pathElement(0).getPoint(0).x_, pathElement(1).getPoint(0).x_), max(pathElement(2).getPoint(0).x_, pathElement(3).getPoint(0).x_)); const float lly = min(min (pathElement(0).getPoint(0).y_, pathElement(1).getPoint(0).y_), min(pathElement(2).getPoint(0).y_, pathElement(3).getPoint(0).y_)); const float ury = max(max (pathElement(0).getPoint(0).y_, pathElement(1).getPoint(0).y_), max(pathElement(2).getPoint(0).y_, pathElement(3).getPoint(0).y_)); show_rectangle(llx, lly, urx, ury); } else { if (globaloptions.simulateSubPaths) dumpRearrangedPathes(); else show_path(); } } else { /* PolyLine */ if (globaloptions.simulateSubPaths) dumpRearrangedPathes(); else show_path(); } } // cleanup outputPath->clear(); } // swap current and last pointers PathInfo *help = currentPath; currentPath = lastPath; // currentPath will be filled next be Lexer lastPath = help; currentPath->copyInfo(*help); // initialize next path with state of last path // currentPath is the path filled next by lexer outputPath = currentPath; } void drvbase::removeFromElementFromPath() { currentPath->numberOfElementsInPath--; } void drvbase::addtopath(basedrawingelement * newelement) { if (newelement) { if (currentPath->numberOfElementsInPath < maxElements) { currentPath->path[currentPath->numberOfElementsInPath] = newelement; #ifdef DEBUG cout << "pathelement " << currentPath-> numberOfElementsInPath << " added " << *newelement << endl; #endif currentPath->numberOfElementsInPath++; } else { errf << "Fatal: number of path elements exceeded. Increase maxElements in drvbase.h" << endl; exit(1); } } else { errf << "Fatal: newelement is NIL in addtopath " << endl; exit(1); } } void drvbase::PathInfo::clear() { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfElementsInPath; i++) { // delete path[i]; path[i]->deleteyourself(); // see note in drvbase.h path[i] = 0; } numberOfElementsInPath = 0; pathWasMerged = false; } void drvbase::PathInfo::copyInfo(const PathInfo & p) { // copies the whole path state except the path array currentShowType = p.currentShowType; currentLineType = p.currentLineType; currentLineCap = p.currentLineCap; currentLineJoin = p.currentLineJoin; currentMiterLimit = p.currentMiterLimit; nr = p.nr; // Path is not copied path(0), isPolygon = p.isPolygon; // numberOfElementsInPath = p.numberOfElementsInPath; currentLineWidth = p.currentLineWidth; edgeR = p.edgeR; edgeG = p.edgeG; edgeB = p.edgeB; fillR = p.fillR; fillG = p.fillG; fillB = p.fillB; colorName = p.colorName; dashPattern = p.dashPattern; } ostream & operator << (ostream & out, const basedrawingelement & elem) { out << "type: " << (int) elem.getType() << " params: "; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < elem.getNrOfPoints(); i++) { out << elem.getPoint(i).x_ << " " << elem.getPoint(i).y_ << " "; } out << endl; return out; } ColorTable::ColorTable(const char *const *defaultColors, const unsigned int numberOfDefaultColors, makeColorNameType makeColorName): defaultColors_(defaultColors), numberOfDefaultColors_(numberOfDefaultColors), makeColorName_(makeColorName) { //dbg cerr << " Constructing a color table with " << numberOfDefaultColors << " default colors" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < maxcolors; i++) newColors[i] = 0; //dbg cerr << 1/(1/numberOfDefaultColors) << endl; } ColorTable::~ColorTable() { unsigned int current = 0; while (newColors[current] != 0) { delete[] newColors[current]; newColors[current] = NIL; current++; } // cannot assign since it is const - defaultColors_ = NIL; //lint -esym(1540,ColorTable::defaultColors_) } unsigned int ColorTable::getColorIndex(float r, float g, float b) { // registers a possibly new color and returns the index // under which the color was registered const char *cmp = makeColorName_(r, g, b); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfDefaultColors_; i++) { if (strcmp(cmp, defaultColors_[i]) == 0) { return i; } } // look in new colors unsigned int j ; for (j = 0; ((j < maxcolors) && (newColors[j] != 0)); j++) { if (strcmp(cmp, newColors[j]) == 0) { return j + numberOfDefaultColors_; } } // not found so far // j is either maxcolors or the index of the next free entry // add a copy to newColors if (j < maxcolors) { const size_t size = strlen(cmp) + 1; newColors[j] = new char[size]; strcpy_s(newColors[j], size, cmp); return j + numberOfDefaultColors_; } else { // cerr << "running out of colors" << endl; return 0; } } const char * ColorTable::getColorString(float r, float g, float b) // non const { return getColorString(getColorIndex(r, g, b)); } bool ColorTable::isKnownColor(float r, float g, float b) const { // Possible improvements: // could return the next free entry as negative number in case // the color is not found. This would make it possible to // use this function in getColorEntry as well, or (better) // make a pure registercolor(index,.....) instead of // getColorEntry. const char *cmp = makeColorName_(r, g, b); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfDefaultColors_; i++) { if (strcmp(cmp, defaultColors_[i]) == 0) { return true; } } // look in new colors for (unsigned int j = 0; ((j < maxcolors) && (newColors[j] != 0)); j++) { if (strcmp(cmp, newColors[j]) == 0) { return true; // j+numberOfDefaultColors_; } } // not found so far return false; } const char * ColorTable::getColorString(unsigned int index) const { return (index < numberOfDefaultColors_) ? defaultColors_[index] : newColors[index - numberOfDefaultColors_]; } const DriverDescription *DescriptionRegister:: getDriverDescForName(const char *drivername) const { unsigned int i = 0; while (rp[i] != 0) { if ((strcmp(drivername, rp[i]->symbolicname) == 0)) { return rp[i]; } i++; } return 0; } const DriverDescription *DescriptionRegister:: getDriverDescForSuffix(const char *suffix) const { unsigned int i = 0; const DriverDescription * founditem = 0; while (rp[i] != 0) { if ((strcmp(suffix, rp[i]->suffix) == 0)) { if (founditem) { // already found an entry for this suffix - so it is not unique -> return 0 return 0; } else { founditem = rp[i]; // first chance - but loop throug all items } } i++; } return founditem; } void DescriptionRegister::explainformats(ostream & out, bool withdetails) const { if (withdetails) { // out << "\\subsection{Available formats and their specific options}" << endl; } else { out << "Available formats :\n"; } unsigned int i = 0; while (rp[i] != 0) { if (withdetails) { out << "\\subsubsection{" << rp[i]->symbolicname << " - " << rp[i]->short_explanation <<"}" << endl; if (strlen(rp[i]->long_explanation)>0) { out << rp[i]->long_explanation << endl << endl; } } else { out << '\t' << rp[i]->symbolicname << ":\t"; if (strlen(rp[i]->symbolicname) < 7) { out << '\t'; } out << "\t." << rp[i]->suffix << ":\t"; out << rp[i]->short_explanation << " " << rp[i]->additionalInfo(); } if (!withdetails && rp[i]->checkfunc) { if (!(rp[i]->checkfunc())) { out << " (no valid key found)"; } } if (!withdetails) out << "\t(" << rp[i]->filename << ")" << endl; ProgramOptions* dummy = rp[i]->createDriverOptions(); if (!withdetails && dummy->numberOfOptions() ) { out << "This driver supports the following additional options: (specify using -f \"format:-option1 -option2\")" << endl; } dummy->showhelp(out,withdetails,withdetails); delete dummy; if (withdetails) { out << "%%// end of options " << endl; } else { out << "-------------------------------------------" << endl; } i++; } } void DescriptionRegister::mergeRegister(ostream & out, const DescriptionRegister & src, const char *filename) { int i = 0; while (src.rp[i]) { const unsigned int srcversion = src.rp[i]->getdrvbaseVersion(); if (srcversion != 0) { if (srcversion == drvbaseVersion) { src.rp[i]->filename = filename; registerDriver(src.rp[i]); } else { out << src.rp[i]->short_explanation << "(" << filename << ")" << " - backend has other version than expected by pstoedit core " << srcversion << " <> " << drvbaseVersion << endl; out << "The pstoedit.dll (core) and the additional DLLs (plugins.dll or importps.dll) must have the same version number." << endl; out << "Please get a consistent set of pstoedit.dll (plugins.dll and or importps.dll) from www.pstoedit.net/pstoedit/ " << endl; } } i++; } } void DescriptionRegister::registerDriver(DriverDescription * xp) { // cout << " registering " << (void *) xp << endl; // check for duplicate: for (int i = 0; i < ind; i++) { if (strcmp(rp[i]->symbolicname, xp->symbolicname) == 0) { // duplicate found if (xp->checkfunc && xp->checkfunc() && !(rp[i]->checkfunc())) { // the new one has a license, so use this instead rp[i] = xp; } return; // just use the first version - except for the above case. } } rp[ind] = xp; ind++; } // int Rinit::ref = 0; DLLEXPORT DescriptionRegister *globalRp = 0; extern "C" DLLEXPORT DescriptionRegister * getglobalRp() { return &DescriptionRegister::getInstance(); } #ifdef BUGGYGPP Point Point::transform(const float * matrix) const #else Point Point::transform(const float matrix[6]) const #endif { const float tx = matrix[0] * x_ + matrix[2] * y_ + matrix[4]; const float ty = matrix[1] * x_ + matrix[3] * y_ + matrix[5]; return Point(tx, ty); } const char * DriverDescription::currentfilename = "built-in"; DriverDescription::DriverDescription( const char *const s_name, const char *const short_expl, const char *const long_expl, const char *const suffix_p, const bool backendSupportsSubPathes_p, const bool backendSupportsCurveto_p, const bool backendSupportsMerging_p, // merge a separate outline and filling of a polygon -> 1. element const bool backendSupportsText_p, const imageformat backendDesiredImageFormat_p, const opentype backendFileOpenType_p, const bool backendSupportsMultiplePages_p, const bool backendSupportsClipping_p, const bool nativedriver_p, checkfuncptr checkfunc_p): symbolicname(s_name), short_explanation(short_expl), long_explanation(long_expl), suffix(suffix_p), backendSupportsSubPathes(backendSupportsSubPathes_p), backendSupportsCurveto(backendSupportsCurveto_p), backendSupportsMerging(backendSupportsMerging_p), // merge a separate outline and filling of a polygon -> 1. element backendSupportsText(backendSupportsText_p), backendDesiredImageFormat(backendDesiredImageFormat_p), backendFileOpenType(backendFileOpenType_p), backendSupportsMultiplePages(backendSupportsMultiplePages_p), backendSupportsClipping(backendSupportsClipping_p), nativedriver(nativedriver_p), filename(DriverDescription::currentfilename), checkfunc(checkfunc_p) { DescriptionRegister & registry = DescriptionRegister::getInstance(); //dbg cout << "registering driver " << s_name << "\t at registry " << (void*) ®istry << endl; registry.registerDriver(this); } const char * DriverDescription::additionalInfo() const { return ((checkfunc != 0) ? (checkfunc()? "" : "(license key needed, see pstoedit manual)") : ""); } #if 0 // not needed - pure virtual drvbase *DriverDescription:: CreateBackend(const char *const driveroptions_P, ostream & theoutStream, ostream & theerrStream, const char *const nameOfInputFile, const char *const nameOfOutputFile, const PsToEditOptions & globaloptions) const { unused(driveroptions_P); unused(&theoutStream); unused(&theerrStream); unused(nameOfInputFile); unused(nameOfOutputFile); unused(&globaloptions); return 0; } #endif #if 0 // def BUGGYGPP // // GNU g++ causes a seg fault, when the singleton instance is destroyed triggered by a dlclose() // so we have to live with this small memory leak due to the allocation on the heap // // This problem is now solved by the removal of the dtor for this class. // DescriptionRegister & DescriptionRegister::getInstance() { static DescriptionRegister * theSingleInstance = new DescriptionRegister; globalRp = theSingleInstance; return *theSingleInstance; } #else DescriptionRegister & DescriptionRegister::getInstance() { static DescriptionRegister theSingleInstance; globalRp = &theSingleInstance; return theSingleInstance; } #endif // // SINGLETONSONHEAP might be useful if problems occur during the unloading of libpstoedit.so // // Implementation of SingleTon "Objects". BBox * drvbase::bboxes() { // array of bboxes - maxpages long #ifdef SINGLETONSONHEAP static BBox * dummy = new BBox[maxPages]; return dummy; #else static BBox dummy[maxPages]; return &(dummy[0]); #endif } unsigned int &drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() { // using the singleton pattern for easier linkage static unsigned int nrOfPages = 0; return nrOfPages; } RSString& drvbase::pstoeditHomeDir(){// usually the place where the binary is installed #ifdef SINGLETONSONHEAP static RSString *dummy = new RSString(""); return *dummy; #else static RSString dummy(""); return dummy; #endif } RSString& drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() {// where the fmp and other data files are stored #ifdef SINGLETONSONHEAP static RSString *dummy = new RSString(""); return *dummy; #else static RSString dummy(""); return dummy; #endif } // the global static FontMapper FontMapper& drvbase::theFontMapper() { #ifdef SINGLETONSONHEAP static FontMapper *dummy = new FontMapper; return *dummy; #else static FontMapper dummy; return dummy; #endif } bool drvbase::verbose = false; // offensichtlich kann man keine initialisierten Daten DLLEXPORTieren bool drvbase::Verbose() { return verbose; } void drvbase::SetVerbose(bool param) { verbose = param; } pstoedit-3.62/src/drvbase.h0000644000175500010010000010770712137235711012616 00000000000000#ifndef __drvbase_h #define __drvbase_h /* drvbase.h : This file is part of pstoedit Base class for all specific driver classes/backends. All virtual functions have to be implemented by the specific driver class. See drvSAMPL.cpp Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* // ============================================================================ // // = LIBRARY // pstoedit // // = FILENAME // drvbase.h // // = RCSID // $Id$ */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include I_string_h USESTD #ifndef assert #include #endif #include "pstoeditoptions.h" #ifndef miscutil_h #include "miscutil.h" #endif // for compatibility checking static const unsigned int drvbaseVersion = 108; // 101 introduced the driverOK function // 102 introduced the font optimization (lasttextinfo_) // 103 introduced the -ssp support and the virtual pathscanbemerged // 104 introduced the fontmatrix handling // 105 introduced the miterlimit Info and outputPageSize // 106 introduced some new utility functions for transformation (*_trans*) // 107 new driver descriptions -- added info about clipping // 108 new driver descriptions -- added info about driver options const unsigned int maxFontNamesLength = 1000; const unsigned int maxPoints = 80000; // twice the maximal number of points in a path const unsigned int maxPages = 10000; // maximum number of pages - needed for the array of bounding boxes const unsigned int maxElements = maxPoints/2; const unsigned int maxSegments = maxPoints/2;// at least half of maxpoints (if we only have segments with one point) class DLLEXPORT Point { public: Point(float x, float y) : x_(x),y_(y) {} Point() : x_(0.0f), y_(0.0f) {}; // for arrays float x_; float y_; bool operator==(const Point & p2) const { return (x_ == p2.x_) && (y_ == p2.y_); //lint !e777 } bool operator!=(const Point & p2) const { return !(*this == p2); } Point operator+(const Point & p) const { return Point (x_+p.x_,y_+p.y_); } const Point & operator+=(const Point & p) { x_+=p.x_; y_+=p.y_; return *this; } Point operator*(float f) const { return Point (x_*f,y_*f); } #if 0 friend bool operator==(const Point & p1, const Point & p2) { return (p1.x_ == p2.x_) && (p1.y_ == p2.y_); //lint !e777 } #endif #ifdef BUGGYGPP Point transform(const float * matrix) const; #else Point transform(const float matrix[6]) const; #endif friend ostream & operator<<(ostream & out,const Point &p) { return out << "x: " << p.x_ << " y: " << p.y_ ; } private: }; struct DLLEXPORT BBox // holds two points describing a Bounding Box { public: Point ll; Point ur; friend ostream & operator<<(ostream & out,const BBox &bb) { return out << "LL: " << bb.ll << " UR: " << bb.ur ; } }; // image needs Point ! #include "psimage.h" static const char emptyDashPattern[] = "[ ] 0.0"; class basedrawingelement ; // forward class DriverDescription ; // forward class DLLEXPORT drvbase // = TITLE // Base class for backends to pstoedit // // = CLASS TYPE // Abstract // // = AUDIENCE // Developers of new backends // // = DESCRIPTION // Abstract base class for backends to pstoedit. // This class defines the virtual functions that every backend has // to implement and some functions that are common to all backends // { friend class sub_path; // needs PathInfo friend class sub_path_list; public: // = PUBLIC TYPES //lint -esym(578,drvbase::fill,fill) enum showtype { stroke, fill, eofill }; enum cliptype { clip , eoclip }; enum linetype { solid=0, dashed, dotted, dashdot, dashdotdot }; // corresponding to the CGM patterns struct DLLEXPORT TextInfo { float x; float y; float FontMatrix[6]; float x_end; // pen coordinates after show in PostScript float y_end; // RSString thetext; RSString glyphnames; bool is_non_standard_font; RSString currentFontName; RSString currentFontUnmappedName; RSString currentFontFamilyName; RSString currentFontFullName; RSString currentFontWeight; float currentFontSize; float currentFontAngle; float currentR; // Colors float currentG; float currentB; RSString colorName; // extracted from PostScript colorspace if /Separation type float cx; // next five items correspond to the float cy; // params for the awidthshow operator int Char; // of PostScript float ax; float ay; bool mappedtoIsoLatin1; bool remappedfont; // was remapped via fontmap bool samefont(const TextInfo& cmp) const { return ( currentFontName == cmp.currentFontName ) && //lint !e1702 // ( currentFontFamilyName == cmp.currentFontFamilyName ) && // ( currentFontFullName == cmp.currentFontFullName ) && ( currentFontWeight == cmp.currentFontWeight ) && //lint !e1702 ( currentFontSize == cmp.currentFontSize ) && //lint !e777 // testing floats for == ( currentFontAngle == cmp.currentFontAngle ) ; //lint !e777 // testing floats for == } bool samecolor(const TextInfo& cmp) const { return ( currentR == cmp.currentR ) && //lint !e777 // testing floats for == ( currentG == cmp.currentG ) && //lint !e777 // testing floats for == ( currentB == cmp.currentB ); //lint !e777 // testing floats for == } TextInfo() : x(0.0f), y(0.0f), x_end(0.0f), y_end(0.0f), // thetext(0), // use standard ctor is_non_standard_font(false), currentFontSize(10.0f), currentFontAngle(0.0f), currentR(0.0f), currentG(0.0f), currentB(0.0f), colorName(""), cx(0.0f), cy(0.0f), Char(32), // 32 means space ax(0.0f), ay(0.0f), mappedtoIsoLatin1(true), remappedfont(false) { for (int i = 0; i < 6 ; i++ ) FontMatrix[i] = 0.0f; } ~TextInfo() { } private: // declared but not defined // const TextInfo & operator = (const TextInfo &); // default is ok // TextInfo(const TextInfo &); // default is ok }; private: // = PRIVATE TYPES protected: // = PROTECTED TYPES struct DLLEXPORT PathInfo { showtype currentShowType; linetype currentLineType; unsigned int currentLineCap; // Shape of line ends for stroke (0 = butt, 1 = round, 2 = square) unsigned int currentLineJoin; float currentMiterLimit; unsigned int nr; basedrawingelement * * path; // a path is an array of pointers to basedrawingelements bool isPolygon; // whether current path was closed via closepath or not unsigned int numberOfElementsInPath; unsigned int subpathoffset; // normally 0, but if subpathes are simulated // then this is set to the begin of the current subpath // before show_path is executed float currentLineWidth; float edgeR; // edge colors float edgeG; float edgeB; float fillR; // fill colors float fillG; float fillB; RSString colorName; bool pathWasMerged; // true, if this path is a result of a merge operation RSString dashPattern; // just the dump of currentdash as string PathInfo() : currentShowType(drvbase::stroke), currentLineType(drvbase::solid), currentLineCap(0), currentLineJoin(0), currentMiterLimit(10.0f), nr(0), path(0), isPolygon(false), numberOfElementsInPath(0), subpathoffset(0), currentLineWidth(0.0f), edgeR(0.0f), edgeG(0.0f), edgeB(0.0f), fillR(0.0f), fillG(0.0f), fillB(0.0f), colorName(""), pathWasMerged(false), dashPattern(emptyDashPattern) { path = new basedrawingelement *[maxElements]; } virtual ~PathInfo() { // added virtual because of windows memory handling // the path content is deleted by clear clear(); delete [] path; } void clear(); void copyInfo(const PathInfo & p); // copies the whole path state except the path array void rearrange(); // rearrange subpaths for backends which don't support them private: // Inhibitors (declared, but not defined) const PathInfo& operator=(const PathInfo&); PathInfo(const PathInfo &); }; //lint -esym(1712,SaveRestoreInfo) // no default ctor class DLLEXPORT SaveRestoreInfo { public: unsigned int clippathlevel; // number of clippathes since opening (=save) unsigned int savelevel; SaveRestoreInfo * previous; SaveRestoreInfo * next; SaveRestoreInfo(SaveRestoreInfo * parent) : clippathlevel(0), previous(parent), next(NIL) { if (parent) { parent->next=this; savelevel = parent->savelevel + 1; } else { savelevel = 0; } } }; public: // = PUBLIC DATA const DriverDescription * Pdriverdesc; // pointer to the derived class' driverdescription ProgramOptions* DOptions_ptr; PSImage imageInfo; static FontMapper& theFontMapper(); static bool Verbose(); // need a wrapper function because static initialized data cannot be DLLEXPORTed static void SetVerbose(bool param); static unsigned int &totalNumberOfPages(); static BBox * bboxes() ; // [maxPages]; // array of bboxes - maxpages long static RSString& pstoeditHomeDir(); // usually the place where the binary is installed static RSString& pstoeditDataDir(); // where the fmp and other data files are stored protected: // = PROTECTED DATA ostream & outf; // the output stream ostream & errf; // the error stream const RSString inFileName; // full name of input file const RSString outFileName; // full name of output file RSString outDirName; // output path with trailing slash or backslash RSString outBaseName; // just the basename (no path, no suffix) unsigned int d_argc; const char ** d_argv; // array of driver argument strings class PsToEditOptions & globaloptions; /* non const because driver can also add an option during ctor */ float currentDeviceHeight; // normally 792 pt (US Letter); used for flipping y values. float currentDeviceWidth; float x_offset; float y_offset; friend class PSFrontEnd; // PSFrontEnd needs access to currentPageNumber unsigned int currentPageNumber; bool domerge; const char * defaultFontName; // name of default font bool ctorOK; // indicated Constructor failure // returned via driverOK() function SaveRestoreInfo saveRestoreInfo; SaveRestoreInfo * currentSaveLevel; private: // = PRIVATE DATA static bool verbose; // access via Verbose() bool page_empty; // indicates whether the current page is empty or not char * driveroptions; // string containing options for backend PathInfo PI1,PI2,clippath; // pi1 and pi2 are filled alternatively (to allow merge), clippath when a clippath is read PathInfo * currentPath; // for filling from lexer PathInfo * last_currentPath; // need to save during usage of currentPath for clippath protected: // for drvrtf PathInfo * outputPath; // for output driver private: PathInfo * lastPath; // for merging TextInfo textInfo_; // this is used both by the lexer to fill in text related info // but also by the backends for query of info, e.g. via "fontchanged" TextInfo mergedTextInfo; // for collecting pieces of text when doing text merge TextInfo lastTextInfo_; // for saving font settings. This is the last really dumped text public: // = PUBLIC METHODS // = CONSTRUCTION, DESTRUCTION AND COPYING drvbase( const char * driverOptions_p, ostream & theoutStream, ostream & theerrStream, const char* nameOfInputFile_p, const char* nameOfOutputFile_p, PsToEditOptions & globaloptions_p, const DriverDescription * Pdriverdesc_p ); // constructor virtual ~drvbase(); // destructor // = BACKEND GENERIC FUNCTIONS // These functions are not backend specific and shouldn't have to be // changed for new backends void startup(bool merge); virtual void finalize(); // needed because base destructor will be called after derived destructor // and thus the base destructor could no longer use the backend. // virtual because so we can achieve that it is called in the // context (DLL) of the real backend. Otherwise it would be called // in the context of the main program which causes memory problems // under windows since the plugins are NOT and extension DLL // void setdefaultFontName(const char * n) {defaultFontName = n;} virtual bool textIsWorthToPrint(const RSString & thetext) const; // in the default implementation full blank strings are ignored virtual bool textCanBeMerged(const TextInfo & text1, const TextInfo & text2) const; // checked whether two pieces of text can be merged into one. void setCurrentDeviceHeight(const float deviceHeight) { currentDeviceHeight = deviceHeight; } void setCurrentDeviceWidth(const float deviceWidth) { currentDeviceWidth = deviceWidth; } float getScale() const { return 1.0f; } inline long l_transX (float x) const { return (long)((x + x_offset) + .5); // rounded long } inline long l_transY (float y) const { return (long)((-1.0f*y + y_offset) + .5); // rounded long, mirrored } inline int i_transX (float x) const { return (int)((x + x_offset) + .5); // rounded int } inline int i_transY (float y) const { return (int)((-1.0f*y + y_offset) + .5); // rounded int, mirrored } inline float f_transX (float x) const { return (x + x_offset) ; } inline float f_transY (float y) const { return (-1.0f*y + y_offset) ; } const RSString & getPageSize() const; // { return globaloptions.outputPageSize; } bool close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); // bool fontchanged() const { return ! textInfo_.samefont(lastTextInfo_); } bool textcolorchanged() const { return ! textInfo_.samecolor(lastTextInfo_); } void setColorName(const char * const name) { textInfo_.colorName = name ; currentPath->colorName = name; } void setRGB(const float R,const float G, const float B) { if ( ( R > 1.0 ) || ( G > 1.0 ) || ( B > 1.0 ) || ( R < 0.0 ) || ( G < 0.0 ) || ( B < 0.0 ) ) { errf << "Warning: color value out of range (0..1). Color change ignored." << R << ' ' << G << ' ' << B << endl; } else { textInfo_.currentR = R ; textInfo_.currentG = G; textInfo_.currentB = B; currentPath->edgeR = R ; currentPath->edgeG = G; currentPath->edgeB = B; currentPath->fillR = R ; currentPath->fillG = G; currentPath->fillB = B; } } void showpage(); const BBox & getCurrentBBox() const; void beginClipPath(); void endClipPath(cliptype clipmode) ; // virtuals - to be implemented by backends virtual void ClipPath(cliptype clipmode); virtual void Save(); virtual void Restore(); // = DRAWING RELATED METHODS void addtopath(basedrawingelement * newelement); void removeFromElementFromPath(); unsigned int &numberOfElementsInPath() { return outputPath->numberOfElementsInPath; } unsigned int numberOfElementsInPath() const { return outputPath->numberOfElementsInPath; } const basedrawingelement & pathElement(unsigned int index) const; void setCurrentLineType(const linetype how) { currentPath->currentLineType = how; } void setCurrentLineWidth(const float linewidth) { currentPath->currentLineWidth = linewidth; } void setDash(const char * const dash) { currentPath->dashPattern.copy(dash); } void setIsPolygon(bool what) { currentPath->isPolygon=what; } // whether current path was closed via closepath or not void setPathNumber(unsigned int nr) { currentPath->nr=nr; } void setCurrentLineJoin(const unsigned int joinType) { currentPath->currentLineJoin = joinType; } void setCurrentMiterLimit(const float miterLimit) { currentPath->currentMiterLimit = miterLimit; } void setCurrentLineCap(const unsigned int capType) { currentPath->currentLineCap = capType; } void setCurrentShowType(const showtype how) { currentPath->currentShowType = how; } void dumpPath(bool doFlushText = true); // shows current path //lint -esym(578,flushall) // flushall hides same name in stdio enum flushmode_t { flushall, flushtext, flushpath }; void flushOutStanding( flushmode_t flushmode = flushall); void dumpRearrangedPathes(); // show the current subpathes after calling rearrange unsigned int nrOfSubpaths() const; void dumpImage(); // shows current image // = TEXT RELATED METHODS void setCurrentWidthParams( const float ax, const float ay, const int Char, const float cx, const float cy, const float x_end = 0.0f, const float y_end = 0.0f); void setMappedtoisolatin1 ( const bool mapped ) { textInfo_.mappedtoIsoLatin1 = mapped; } void setCurrentFontName(const char *const Name,bool is_non_standard_font); void setCurrentFontFamilyName(const char *const Name); void setCurrentFontFullName(const char *const Name); void setCurrentFontWeight(const char *const Name); void setCurrentFontSize(const float Size); void setCurrentFontAngle(float value); const float * getCurrentFontMatrix() const { return textInfo_.FontMatrix; } void setCurrentFontMatrix(const float mat[6]) { for (unsigned short i = 0; i< 6; i++) textInfo_.FontMatrix[i] = mat[i]; } // the push*Text methods set the textinfo_ member and then call the // showOrMergeText(textinfo_) ; void pushText(const size_t len, const char *const thetext, const float x, const float y, const char * const glyphnames=0); void pushHEXText(const char *const thetext, const float x, const float y, const char * const glyphnames=0); void flushTextBuffer(bool useMergeBuffer); // flushes text from the text (merge) buffer void showOrMergeText(); // = BACKEND SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS // If a backend only deals with a special set of font names // the following function must return a 0 terminated list // of font names. virtual const char * const * knownFontNames() const { return 0; } // The next functions are virtual with a default empty implementation virtual void show_image(const PSImage & /* imageinfo */) { cerr << "show_image called, although backend does not support images" << endl; //unused(&imageinfo); } // if during construction something may go wrong, a backend can // overwrite this function and return false in case of an error. // or it can just set the ctorOK to false. virtual bool driverOK() const { return ctorOK; } // some // needed to check for pseude drivers which don't have a real backend // but instead just do the job in the gs frontend. virtual bool withbackend() const { return true; } protected: // = PROTECTED METHODS showtype currentShowType() const { return outputPath->currentShowType; } linetype currentLineType() const { return outputPath->currentLineType; } unsigned int currentLineCap() const { return outputPath->currentLineCap; } unsigned int currentLineJoin() const { return outputPath->currentLineJoin; } float currentMiterLimit() const { return outputPath->currentMiterLimit; } bool isPolygon() const { return outputPath->isPolygon;} // whether current path was closed via closepath or not virtual bool pathsCanBeMerged (const PathInfo & p1, const PathInfo & p2) const; bool pathWasMerged() const { return outputPath->pathWasMerged; } float currentLineWidth() const { return outputPath->currentLineWidth; } unsigned int currentNr() const { return outputPath->nr; } float edgeR() const { return outputPath->edgeR; } // edge colors float edgeG() const { return outputPath->edgeG; } float edgeB() const { return outputPath->edgeB; } float fillR() const { return outputPath->fillR; } // fill colors float fillG() const { return outputPath->fillG; } float fillB() const { return outputPath->fillB; } const RSString & currentColorName() const { return outputPath->colorName; } const char * dashPattern() const { return outputPath->dashPattern.value(); } float currentR() const { return outputPath->fillR; } // backends that don't support merging float currentG() const { return outputPath->fillG; } // don't need to differentiate and float currentB() const { return outputPath->fillB; } // can use these functions. void add_to_page(); private: // = PRIVATE METHODS void guess_linetype(); bool is_a_rectangle() const; // = BACKEND SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS // These next functions are pure virtual and thus need to be implemented for every new backend. virtual void close_page() = 0; // writes a trailer whenever a page is finished (triggered by showpage) virtual void open_page() = 0; // writes a page header whenever a new page is needed virtual void show_path() = 0; // the next functions are virtual with default implementations virtual void show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) ; virtual void show_rectangle( const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); // writes a rectangle at points (llx,lly) (urx,ury) // = INHIBITORS (declared, but not defined) drvbase(); // avoid default ctor drvbase(const drvbase &); drvbase & operator=(const drvbase&); }; //lint -esym(1712,DashPattern) // no default ctor class DLLEXPORT DashPattern { public: DashPattern(const char * patternAsSetDashString); ~DashPattern(); const RSString dashString; int nrOfEntries; float * numbers; float offset; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(DashPattern) }; typedef const char * (*makeColorNameType)(float r, float g, float b); const unsigned int maxcolors = 10000 ; // maximum number of colors //lint -esym(1712,ColorTable) // no default ctor class DLLEXPORT ColorTable { public: ColorTable(const char * const * defaultColors, const unsigned int numberOfDefaultColors, makeColorNameType makeColorName); ~ColorTable(); unsigned int getColorIndex(float r, float g, float b) ; // non const const char * getColorString(float r, float g, float b); // non const ; bool isKnownColor(float r, float g, float b) const; const char * getColorString(unsigned int index) const; private: const char * const * const defaultColors_; const unsigned int numberOfDefaultColors_; char * newColors[maxcolors]; const makeColorNameType makeColorName_ ; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(ColorTable) }; #ifdef __TCPLUSPLUS__ // turbo C++ has problems with enum for template parameters typedef unsigned int Dtype; const Dtype moveto = 1; const Dtype lineto = 2; const Dtype closepath = 3; const Dtype curveto = 4; #else enum Dtype {moveto, lineto, closepath, curveto}; #endif // closepath is only generated if backend supportes subpathes // curveto is only generated if backend supportes it //lint -esym(1769,basedrawingelement) // default ctor sufficient since no members anyway class DLLEXPORT basedrawingelement { public: // default ctor sufficient since no members anyway // basedrawingelement(unsigned int size_p) /*: size(size_p) */ {} virtual const Point &getPoint(unsigned int i) const = 0; virtual Dtype getType() const = 0; friend ostream & operator<<(ostream & out,const basedrawingelement &elem); bool operator==( const basedrawingelement & bd2) const; virtual unsigned int getNrOfPoints() const = 0; virtual basedrawingelement* clone() const = 0; // make a copy // deleteyourself is needed because under Windows, the deletion // of memory needs to be done by the same dll which did the allocation. // this is not simply achieved if plugins are loaded as DLL. virtual void deleteyourself() { delete this; } virtual ~basedrawingelement() {} private: // const unsigned int size; }; inline void copyPoints(unsigned int nr, const Point src[], Point target[]) { // needed because CenterLine cannot inline for loops for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < nr ; i++ ) target[i] = src[i]; } template class drawingelement : public basedrawingelement { public: // CenterLine !!!! // "drvbase.h", line 455: sorry, not implemented: cannot expand inline function drawingelement // <1 , 0 >::drawingelement__pt__19_XCUiL11XC5DtypeL10(Point*) with for statement in inline drawingelement(float x_1 = 0.0 ,float y_1 = 0.0 , float x_2 = 0.0, float y_2 = 0.0, float x_3 = 0.0, float y_3 = 0.0) : basedrawingelement() { #if defined (__GNUG__) || defined (_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER >= 1100 const Point p[] = {Point(x_1,y_1),Point(x_2,y_2),Point(x_3,y_3)}; copyPoints(nr,p,points); #else // Turbo C++ hangs if the other solution is used. // and the HP CC compiler doesn't like it either // so use this for all compilers besides GNU and MS VC++ // This, however, is somewhat slower than the solution above Point * p = new Point[3]; p[0] = Point(x_1,y_1); p[1] = Point(x_2,y_2); p[2] = Point(x_3,y_3); copyPoints(nr,p,points); delete [] p; #endif } drawingelement(const Point p[]) : basedrawingelement() { // for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < nr ; i++ ) points[i] = p[i]; copyPoints(nr,p,points); } drawingelement(const drawingelement & orig) : basedrawingelement() //lint !e1724 // Argument to copy constructor for class drawingelement<<1>,<2>> should be a const reference { // copy ctor if (orig.getType() != curtype ) { cerr << "illegal usage of copy ctor of drawingelement" << endl; exit(1); } else { copyPoints(nr,orig.points,points); } } virtual basedrawingelement* clone() const { return new drawingelement(*this); } const Point &getPoint(unsigned int i) const { #ifndef _lint assert( (i+1) < (nr+1) ); // nr can be 0 - so unsigned i could never be < 0 // but if nr==0, i==0 is also invalid. (logically i has to be 0) ? nr : (unsigned int)1]; //lint !e62 //Incompatible types (basic) for operator ':' }; // CenterLine !!!! // "drvbase.h", line 477: sorry, not implemented: cannot expand inline function // drawingelement <3 , 3 >::drawingelement__pt__19_XCUiL13XC5DtypeL13(Point*) with for statement in inline #if 0 template inline drawingelement::drawingelement(Point p[]) : basedrawingelement() { for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < nr ; i++ ) points[i] = p[i]; } #endif typedef drawingelement<(unsigned int) 1,moveto> Moveto; typedef drawingelement<(unsigned int) 1,lineto> Lineto; typedef drawingelement<(unsigned int) 0,closepath> Closepath; typedef drawingelement<(unsigned int) 3,curveto> Curveto; #define derivedConstructor(Class) \ Class(const char * driveroptions_p, \ ostream & theoutStream, \ ostream & theerrStream, \ const char* nameOfInputFile_p, \ const char* nameOfOutputFile_p, \ PsToEditOptions & globaloptions_p, /* non const because driver can also add options */ \ const DriverDescription * descptr) #define constructBase drvbase(driveroptions_p,theoutStream,theerrStream,nameOfInputFile_p,nameOfOutputFile_p,globaloptions_p,descptr), options((DriverOptions*)DOptions_ptr) class DLLEXPORT DescriptionRegister { enum {maxelems = 100 }; public: DescriptionRegister() :ind(0) { for (int i = 0; i < maxelems; i++) rp[i] = 0; // cout << " R constructed " << (void *) this << endl; } #if 0 // removed - since otherwise one gets a runtime error when the .so is unloaded // (happens with g++ only). This is a noop anyway. ~DescriptionRegister() { // cout << " R destructed " << (void *) this << endl; } #endif static DescriptionRegister& getInstance(); void registerDriver(DriverDescription* xp); void mergeRegister(ostream & out,const DescriptionRegister & src,const char * filename); void explainformats(ostream & out,bool withdetails=false) const; const DriverDescription * getDriverDescForName(const char * drivername) const; const DriverDescription * getDriverDescForSuffix(const char * suffix) const; DriverDescription* rp[maxelems]; int nrOfDescriptions() const { return ind; } private: int ind; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(DescriptionRegister) }; //extern DLLEXPORT DescriptionRegister* globalRp; extern "C" DLLEXPORT DescriptionRegister * getglobalRp(void); //extern __declspec ( dllexport) "C" { //not needed // DescriptionRegister* getglobalRp(); typedef DescriptionRegister* (*getglobalRpFuncPtr)(void); //} //class Rinit //{ //public: // Rinit() { if (!globalRp) {globalRp = new DescriptionRegister; ref = 1 ; } else { ref++;} } // ~Rinit() { ref--; if (ref == 0) delete globalRp; } // //private: // static int ref; //}; //static Rinit Rinit_var; //now in drvdesc.h typedef bool (*checkfuncptr)(); // static bool nocheck() { return true; } typedef bool (*checkfuncptr)(void); class drvbase; struct OptionDescription { OptionDescription(const char * n = 0, const char * p = 0, const char * d = 0) :Name(n), Parameter(p), Description(d) {} const char * const Name; const char * const Parameter; // e.g. "String" or "numeric", or 0 (implicitly a boolean option then (no argument) const char * const Description; // private: // OptionDescription(const OptionDescription&); const OptionDescription& operator=(const OptionDescription&); // no special copy ctor, assignment op or dtor needed since this class is NOT owner of the (static) strings. }; // An Array of OptionDescription is delimited by an element where Name is 0 //FIXME const OptionDescription endofoptions(0,0,0); //FIXME const OptionDescription nodriverspecificoptions[] = {OptionDescription("driver has no further options",0,0),endofoptions}; //lint -esym(1712,DriverDescription) // no default ctor class DLLEXPORT DriverDescription { public: enum opentype {noopen, normalopen, binaryopen}; enum imageformat { noimage, png, bmp, eps, memoryeps }; // format to be used for transfer of raster images DriverDescription(const char * const s_name, const char * const short_expl, const char * const long_expl, const char * const suffix_p, const bool backendSupportsSubPathes_p, const bool backendSupportsCurveto_p, const bool backendSupportsMerging_p, // merge a separate outline and filling of a polygon -> 1. element const bool backendSupportsText_p, const imageformat backendDesiredImageFormat_p, const opentype backendFileOpenType_p, const bool backendSupportsMultiplePages_p, const bool backendSupportsClipping_p, const bool nativedriver_p = true, checkfuncptr checkfunc_p = 0); virtual ~DriverDescription() { // symbolicname = NIL; // these are const // explanation= NIL; // suffix= NIL; // additionalInfo= NIL; } //lint !e1540 virtual drvbase * CreateBackend (const char * const driveroptions_P, ostream & theoutStream, ostream & theerrStream, const char* const nameOfInputFile, const char* const nameOfOutputFile, PsToEditOptions & globaloptions_p ) const = 0; virtual ProgramOptions * createDriverOptions() const = 0; virtual unsigned int getdrvbaseVersion() const { return 0; } // this is only needed for the driverless backends (ps/dump/gs) const char * additionalInfo() const; // Data members const char * const symbolicname; const char * const short_explanation; const char * const long_explanation; const char * const suffix; const bool backendSupportsSubPathes; const bool backendSupportsCurveto; const bool backendSupportsMerging; // merge a separate outline and filling of a polygon -> 1. element const bool backendSupportsText; const imageformat backendDesiredImageFormat; const opentype backendFileOpenType; const bool backendSupportsMultiplePages; const bool backendSupportsClipping; const bool nativedriver; RSString filename; // where this driver is loaded from // Note: formerly this was a RSString - but that caused problems under X64 / Windows // it seems as constructing and deleting heap during start-up phase when not all DLLs are fully initialized // can cause these problems (well - I know then order of init among DLLs/SOs is not guaranteed by C++) // But the passed strings are temporary - so we need to take a copy to the heap (without destroying it later -> small leak) const checkfuncptr checkfunc; static const char * currentfilename; // the name of the file from which the plugin is loaded NOCOPYANDASSIGN(DriverDescription) }; class DescriptionRegister; //lint -esym(1712,DriverDescription*) // no default ctor template class DLLEXPORT DriverDescriptionT : public DriverDescription { public: DriverDescriptionT(const char * s_name, const char * short_expl_p, const char * long_expl_p, const char * suffix_p, const bool backendSupportsSubPathes_p, const bool backendSupportsCurveto_p, const bool backendSupportsMerging_p, // merge a separate outline and filling of a polygon -> 1. element const bool backendSupportsText_p, const imageformat backendDesiredImageFormat_p, // supports images from a PNG files const DriverDescription::opentype backendFileOpenType_p, const bool backendSupportsMultiplePages_p, const bool backendSupportsClipping_p, const bool nativedriver_p = true, checkfuncptr checkfunc_p = 0 ): DriverDescription( s_name, short_expl_p, long_expl_p, suffix_p, backendSupportsSubPathes_p, backendSupportsCurveto_p, backendSupportsMerging_p, backendSupportsText_p, backendDesiredImageFormat_p, backendFileOpenType_p, backendSupportsMultiplePages_p, backendSupportsClipping_p, nativedriver_p, checkfunc_p ) {} virtual drvbase * CreateBackend ( const char * const driveroptions_P, ostream & theoutStream, ostream & theerrStream, const char* const nameOfInputFile, const char* const nameOfOutputFile, PsToEditOptions & globaloptions_p /* non const because driver can also add arguments */ ) const { drvbase * backend = new T(driveroptions_P, theoutStream, theerrStream,nameOfInputFile,nameOfOutputFile, globaloptions_p,this); return backend; } ProgramOptions * createDriverOptions() const { // ProgramOptions * p = ; // cerr << "creating driver options" << (void*) p << endl; return new typename T::DriverOptions; } // virtual void DeleteBackend(drvbase * & ptr) const { delete (T*) ptr; ptr = 0; } virtual unsigned int getdrvbaseVersion() const { return drvbaseVersion; } private: // typedef DriverDescriptionT SHORTNAME; // NOCOPYANDASSIGN(SHORTNAME) NOCOPYANDASSIGN(DriverDescriptionT) }; #if !( (defined (__GNUG__) && (__GNUC__>=3) && defined (HAVESTL)) || defined (_MSC_VER) && (_MSC_VER >= 1300) ) // 1300 is MSVC.net (7.0) // 1200 is MSVC 6.0 //G++3.0 comes with a STL lib that includes a definition of min and max // some systems have a minmax.h which is indirectly included #ifdef min #undef min #endif #ifdef max #undef max #endif #ifndef min template inline T min(T x, T y) { return (x inline T max(T x, T y) { return (x>y) ? x:y; } #endif #endif inline float bezpnt(float t, float z1, float z2, float z3, float z4) { // Determine ordinate on Bezier curve at length "t" on curve if (t <= 0.0f) { return z1; // t = 0.0f; } if (t >= 1.0f) { return z4; // t = 1.0f; } const float t1 = (1.0f - t); return t1 * t1 * t1 * z1 + 3.0f * t * t1 * t1 * z2 + 3.0f * t * t * t1 * z3 + t * t * t * z4; } inline Point PointOnBezier(float t, const Point & p1, const Point & p2, const Point & p3, const Point & p4) { return Point(bezpnt(t,p1.x_,p2.x_,p3.x_,p4.x_), bezpnt(t,p1.y_,p2.y_,p3.y_,p4.y_)); } #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvcairo.cpp0000644000175500010010000006236212137224252013327 00000000000000/* drvcairo.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Copyright (C) 2009 - 2013 Dan McMahill dan_AT_mcmahill_DOT_net This driver used drvSAMPL.cpp as a reference. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvcairo.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include #include // #include "version.h" // TODO // // - fix text font selection // = When using -pango, the text all appears to be offset in the y-direction from where it // should be. Also bold and italics don't work with -pango. // // = Is it possible to get the postscript bounding box for the text? If so then one idea is I // create the pango or cairo text, get its size and then use cairo_transform to scale it so the pango or // cairo bounding box matches the postscript one. This way even if the fonts are a little different // we end up with something as close as possible. // // = What about symbol font? It looks like the way this has to happen is I need to convert // to the greek alphabet in unicode stored in UTF-8 and that sounds like a pretty big hack // when the chances of really getting fonts to be right are slim. The reality is that // fonts probably won't look right unless you use -dt as a pstoedit option // // - fix bounding box glitches. // = examples/colrtest.ps // // - image and imagemask support // Can I implement this directly? // = examples/imagetest_1.ps // = examples/imagetest_2.ps // = examples/imagetest_3.ps // = examples/oneimg.ps // = examples/woglim.ps // If I can figure out how to get at the pixel data, I can generate cairo code that will render it. // Cairo can also load png from a file however I'd prefer to not to have to do that since it means // the end users program now needs to know how to locate the .png files at runtime and it is not // a given that the users code knows how to reliably do this so I'd rather embed the picture. // // - Is there a better way of getting the name for the header file that is created? // drvCAIRO::derivedConstructor(drvCAIRO): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): // Constructor constructBase, imgcount(0) { ofstream outh; // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << "/* ***** Generated from pstoedit ***** */" << endl; outf << "#include " << endl; if (options->pango.value) { outf << "#include " << endl; } outf << "#include " << endl; outf << endl; maxw = 0; maxh = 0; evenoddmode = false; // Generate the header file outh.open(options->header.value.value(), ios::out); outh << "/* " << options->header.value << " */" << endl; outh << "/* ***** Generated from pstoedit ***** */" << endl; outh << "#ifndef __" << options->funcname.value << "_H__" << endl; outh << "#define __" << options->funcname.value << "_H__" << endl; outh << "#include " << endl; outh << "extern cairo_t * (*" << options->funcname.value << "_render[])(cairo_surface_t *, cairo_t *);" << endl; outh << "extern int " << options->funcname.value << "_total_pages;" << endl; outh << "extern int " << options->funcname.value << "_width[];" << endl; outh << "extern int " << options->funcname.value << "_height[];" << endl; outh << "extern void " << options->funcname.value << "_init(void);" << endl; outh << "#endif /* __" << options->funcname.value << "_H__ */" << endl; outh << endl; outh.close(); } drvCAIRO::~drvCAIRO() { unsigned int i; // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << endl; outf << "/* Total number of pages */" << endl; outf << "int " << options->funcname.value << "_" << "total_pages;" << endl; outf << endl; outf << "/* Array of the individual page render functions */" << endl; outf << "cairo_t * (*" << options->funcname.value << "_render[" << totalNumberOfPages() << "])(cairo_surface_t *, cairo_t *);" << endl; outf << endl; outf << "/* array of pointers to the widths and heights */" << endl; outf << "int " << options->funcname.value << "_width[" << totalNumberOfPages() << "];" << endl; outf << "int " << options->funcname.value << "_height[" << totalNumberOfPages() << "];" << endl; outf << endl; outf << "/* This function should be called at the beginning of the user program */" << endl; outf << "void " << options->funcname.value << "_init(void)" << endl; outf << "{" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " " << options->funcname.value << "_" << "total_pages = " << totalNumberOfPages() << ";" << endl; outf << endl; // Now spit out an array of pointers to the render functions, so we can deal with multiple pages for (i = 1 ; i <= drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() ; i++) { outf << " " << options->funcname.value << "_render[" << i-1 << "] = "; outf << options->funcname.value << "_page_" << i << "_render;" << endl; } outf << endl; for (i = 1 ; i <= drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() ; i++) { outf << " " << options->funcname.value << "_width[" << i-1 << "] = "; outf << options->funcname.value << "_page_" << i << "_width;" << endl; } for (i = 1 ; i <= drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() ; i++) { outf << " " << options->funcname.value << "_height[" << i-1 << "] = "; outf << options->funcname.value << "_page_" << i << "_height;" << endl; } outf << "}" << endl; outf << endl; outf << "float " << options->funcname.value << "_width_max = " << maxw << ";" << endl; outf << "float " << options->funcname.value << "_height_max = " << maxh << ";" << endl; } void drvCAIRO::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << " cairo_move_to (cr, "; outf << p.x_ + x_offset << ", " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ -1*p.y_ + y_offset << ");"; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << " cairo_line_to (cr, "; outf << p.x_ + x_offset << ", " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ -1*p.y_ + y_offset << ");"; } break; case closepath: outf << " cairo_close_path (cr);"; break; case curveto:{ outf << " cairo_curve_to (cr"; for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); outf << ", " << (p.x_ + x_offset) << ", " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ (-1*p.y_ + y_offset); } outf << ");" << endl; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvcairo " << endl; abort(); break; } outf << endl; } } void drvCAIRO::open_page() { BBox mybox; mybox = getCurrentBBox(); x_offset = -mybox.ll.x_; y_offset = mybox.ur.y_; //cout << "Set offset to (" << x_offset << ", " << y_offset << ")" << endl; outf << "/*" << endl; outf << " * Original bounding box = for page # " << currentPageNumber << " is" << endl; outf << " * " << mybox << endl; outf << " * The figure has been offset by (" << x_offset << ", " << y_offset << ")" << endl; outf << " * to move LL to (0,0). The width and height" << endl; outf << " * can be read from the following two variables:" << endl; outf << " */" << endl; outf << "static int " << options->funcname.value <<"_page_" << currentPageNumber << "_width = " << mybox.ur.x_ - mybox.ll.x_ << ";" << endl; outf << "static int " << options->funcname.value << "_page_" << currentPageNumber << "_height = " << mybox.ur.y_ - mybox.ll.y_ << ";" << endl; outf << endl; if (mybox.ur.x_ - mybox.ll.x_ > maxw) { maxw = mybox.ur.x_ - mybox.ll.x_; } if (mybox.ur.y_ - mybox.ll.y_ > maxh) { maxh = mybox.ur.y_ - mybox.ll.y_; } outf << "static cairo_t * " << options->funcname.value << "_page_" << currentPageNumber << "_render"; outf << "(cairo_surface_t *cs, cairo_t *cr)" << endl; outf << "{" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " if (cr == NULL && cs == NULL) {" << endl; outf << " return NULL;" << endl; outf << " } else if(cr == NULL && cs != NULL) {" << endl; outf << " cr = cairo_create (cs);" << endl; outf << " } else if(cr != NULL && cs == NULL) {" << endl; outf << " } else if(cr != NULL && cs != NULL) {" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " cairo_save (cr);" << endl; outf << endl; if (!options->pango.value) { outf << " /* set an initial font */" << endl; outf << " cairo_select_font_face (cr, \"monospace\"," << " CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_NORMAL, CAIRO_FONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL);" << endl; } outf << endl; } void drvCAIRO::close_page() { outf << " cairo_restore (cr);" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " return cr;" << endl; outf << "} /* end of " << options->funcname.value << "_page_" << (currentPageNumber) << "_render() */" ; outf << endl; } void drvCAIRO::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { outf << " /*" << endl; outf << " * " << "X " << textinfo.x << " Y " << textinfo.y << endl; outf << " * " << "X_END " << textinfo.x_end << " Y_END " << textinfo.y_end << endl; outf << " * " << "currentFontName: " << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << endl; outf << " * " << "is_non_standard_font: " << textinfo.is_non_standard_font << endl; outf << " * " << "currentFontFamilyName: " << textinfo.currentFontFamilyName.value() << endl; outf << " * " << "currentFontFullName: " << textinfo.currentFontFullName.value() << endl; outf << " * " << "currentFontWeight: " << textinfo.currentFontWeight.value() << endl; outf << " * " << "currentFontAngle: " << textinfo.currentFontAngle << endl; const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); const char *family; outf << " * " << "currentFontMatrix: ["; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { outf << " " << CTM[i]; } outf << ']' << endl; outf << " */" << endl; outf << " {" << endl; outf << " cairo_matrix_t matrix, save_matrix;" << endl; if (options->pango.value) { outf << " PangoFontDescription *desc;" << endl; outf << " PangoLayout *layout;" << endl; } outf << " const char *text = \"" << textinfo.thetext.value() << "\";" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " cairo_set_source_rgb (cr, " << textinfo.currentR << "," << textinfo.currentG << "," << textinfo.currentB << ");" << endl; outf << " cairo_get_matrix (cr, &save_matrix);" << endl; // cairo_matrix_init (xx, yx, xy, yy, x0, y0) // x_new = xx * x + xy * y + x0; // y_new = yx * x + yy * y + y0; outf << " cairo_save (cr);" << endl; outf << " cairo_matrix_init (&matrix," << CTM[0]/textinfo.currentFontSize << ", " << -1.0*CTM[1]/textinfo.currentFontSize << ", " << -1.0*CTM[2]/textinfo.currentFontSize << ", " << 1.0*CTM[3]/textinfo.currentFontSize << ", " << CTM[4] + x_offset << ", " << -1.0*CTM[5] + y_offset << ");" << endl; outf << " cairo_transform (cr, &matrix);" << endl; outf << " cairo_move_to (cr, 0, 0);" << endl; outf << endl; family = "monospace"; if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Times") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Roman")) { family = "serif"; } else if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Helvetica") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Sans")) { family = "sans-serif"; } else if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Courier") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Mono")) { family = "monospace"; } else if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Symbol") ) { // In this case, what unfortunately needs to happen is I need to convert the // ASCII string to UTF-8 encoded string but with mapping from the family = "symbol"; } else { errf << "currentFontName: " << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << " is not known." << endl; errf << " Defaulting to " << family << endl; } if (options->pango.value) { outf << " /* Set pango font */" << endl; outf << " layout = pango_cairo_create_layout (cr);" << endl; outf << " desc = pango_font_description_from_string (\"" << family << "\");" << endl; outf << " /* A size value of 10 * PANGO_SCALE is a 10 point font. */" << endl; outf << " pango_font_description_set_size (desc, " << textinfo.currentFontSize << " * PANGO_SCALE);" << endl; outf << " pango_layout_set_font_description (layout, desc);" << endl; outf << " pango_font_description_free (desc);" << endl; outf << " pango_layout_set_text (layout, text, -1);" << endl; outf << " pango_layout_set_alignment(layout, PANGO_ALIGN_LEFT);" << endl; outf << " pango_cairo_show_layout (cr, layout);" << endl; outf << " g_object_unref (layout);" << endl; } else { const char *weight, *slant; // cairo_select_font_face (cairo_t *cr, // const char *family, // cairo_font_slant_t slant, // cairo_font_weight_t weight); // // family: // standard CSS2 generic family names, ("serif", "sans-serif", // "cursive", "fantasy", "monospace"), are likely to work as expected. // // FIXME -- figure out how to get the family set is a better way // slant: // CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_NORMAL - Upright font style // CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_ITALIC - Italic font style // CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_OBLIQUE - Oblique font style // // FIXME -- set the slant more robustly slant = "CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_NORMAL"; if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Italic")) { slant = "CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_ITALIC"; } else if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Oblique")) { slant = "CAIRO_FONT_SLANT_OBLIQUE"; } // weight: // CAIRO_FONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL - Normal font weight // CAIRO_FONT_WEIGHT_BOLD - Bold font weight // // FIXME -- set the weight more robustly weight = "CAIRO_FONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL"; if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "bold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Bold") ) { weight = "CAIRO_FONT_WEIGHT_BOLD"; } outf << " cairo_select_font_face (cr, \"" << family << "\"," << endl; outf << " " << slant << "," << endl; outf << " " << weight << ");" << endl; // outf << " status = cairo_status (cr);" << endl; //outf << " printf(\"cairo_select_font_face() returned \\\"%s\\\"\\n\", cairo_status_to_string (status));" << endl; outf << " cairo_set_font_size (cr, " << textinfo.currentFontSize << ");" << endl; outf << " cairo_show_text (cr, text);" << endl; } outf << " cairo_set_matrix (cr, &save_matrix);" << endl; outf << " cairo_restore (cr);" << endl; outf << " cairo_move_to (cr, " << textinfo.x_end + x_offset << ", " << -1*textinfo.y_end + y_offset << ");" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; outf << endl; } void drvCAIRO::ClipPath(cliptype type) { // type is 'clip' or 'eoclip' evenoddmode = (type == drvbase::eoclip); outf << " cairo_save (cr);" << endl; outf << " cairo_reset_clip (cr);" << endl; if (evenoddmode) { outf << " cairo_set_fill_rule (cr, CAIRO_FILL_RULE_EVEN_ODD);" << endl; } else { outf << " cairo_set_fill_rule (cr, CAIRO_FILL_RULE_WINDING);" << endl; } print_coords(); outf << " cairo_clip (cr);" << endl; outf << " cairo_restore (cr);" << endl; } void drvCAIRO::show_path() { DashPattern dp(dashPattern()); outf << endl; outf << " /*" << endl; outf << " * Path # " << currentNr() ; if (isPolygon()) outf << " (polygon):" << endl; else outf << " (polyline):" << endl; outf << " */" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " cairo_save (cr);" << endl; outf << " cairo_set_line_width (cr, " << currentLineWidth() << ");" << endl; // CAIRO_LINE_CAP_BUTT - start(stop) the line exactly at the start(end) point // CAIRO_LINE_CAP_ROUND - use a round ending, the center of the circle is the end point // CAIRO_LINE_CAP_SQUARE - use squared ending, the center of the square is the end point outf << " cairo_set_line_cap (cr, "; switch( currentLineCap() ) { case 0: outf << "CAIRO_LINE_CAP_BUTT);" << endl; break; case 1: outf << "CAIRO_LINE_CAP_ROUND);" << endl; break; case 2: outf << "CAIRO_LINE_CAP_SQUARE);" << endl; break; default: errf << "Unexpected currentLineCap() in cairo driver: " << currentLineCap() << endl; outf << "CAIRO_LINE_CAP_ROUND);" << endl; break; } // cairo_set_dash (cairo_t *cr, const double *dashes, int num_dashes, double offset); // dashes : // an array specifying alternate lengths of on and off stroke portions // // num_dashes : // the length of the dashes array // // offset : // an offset into the dash pattern at which the stroke should start // // dashPattern: has nrOfEntries, float *numbers, float offset if (dp.nrOfEntries > 0) { outf << " {" << endl; outf << " double pat[" << dp.nrOfEntries << "] = {" << endl; for (int i = 0; i < dp.nrOfEntries; i++) { outf << " " << dp.numbers[i] << ", " << endl; } outf << " };" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " cairo_set_dash (cr, pat, " << dp.nrOfEntries << ", " << dp.offset << ");" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; } else { outf << " cairo_set_dash (cr, NULL, 0, 0.0);" << endl; } // cairo_move_to (cr, 0.25, 0.25); // cairo_line_to (cr, 0.5, 0.375); outf << " /* Path Elements 0 to " << numberOfElementsInPath() - 1 << " */" << endl; print_coords(); switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: outf << " cairo_set_source_rgb (cr, " << edgeR() << "," << edgeG() << "," << edgeB() << ");" << endl; outf << " cairo_stroke (cr);" << endl; break; case drvbase::eofill: outf << " cairo_set_fill_rule (cr, CAIRO_FILL_RULE_EVEN_ODD);" << endl; evenoddmode = true; /* no break */ case drvbase::fill: outf << " cairo_set_source_rgb (cr, " << fillR() << "," << fillG() << "," << fillB() << ");" << endl; outf << " cairo_fill_preserve (cr);" << endl; if (evenoddmode) { outf << " cairo_set_fill_rule (cr, CAIRO_FILL_RULE_WINDING);" << endl; evenoddmode = false; } outf << " cairo_set_source_rgb (cr, " << edgeR() << "," << edgeG() << "," << edgeB() << ");" << endl; outf << " cairo_stroke (cr);" << endl; break; default: // cannot happen outf << " // unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } outf << " cairo_restore (cr);" << endl; } void drvCAIRO::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { // FIXME -- I need to get some rectangle calls into my sample so i can test this... // cairo_rectangle (cr, x, y, width, height); outf << " cairo_rectangle (cr, " << llx << "," << lly << ", " << urx-llx << "," << ury-lly << ");" << endl; // just do show_path for a first guess show_path(); } void drvCAIRO::show_image(const PSImage & image) { // first retrieve bounding box Point lowerLeft, upperRight; image.getBoundingBox(lowerLeft, upperRight); // not only bounding box must account for scale, // but also transformation matrix! // scale bounding box lowerLeft.x_ *= getScale(); lowerLeft.y_ *= getScale(); upperRight.x_ *= getScale(); upperRight.y_ *= getScale(); const long width = abs(i_transX(upperRight.x_) - i_transX(lowerLeft.x_)); const long height = abs(i_transY(upperRight.y_) - i_transY(lowerLeft.y_)); if (Verbose()) { errf << "image.Width:" << image.width << " image.Height: " << image.height << endl; errf << "Width:" << width << " Height: " << height << endl; } #if 0 // This is an example of how to take image data and get it into a cairo surface. // If I ever figure out the pstoedit end, I can try one of these. int stride; unsigned char *data; cairo_surface_t *surface; g_double w, h; /* CAIRO_FORMAT_ARGB32, CAIRO_FORMAT_RGB24, CAIRO_FORMAT_A8, CAIRO_FORMAT_A1 */ stride = cairo_format_stride_for_width (format, width); data = malloc (stride * height); surface = cairo_image_surface_create_for_data (data, format, width, height, stride); surface = cairo_image_surface_create_from_png_stream (data, format, width, height, stride); #endif // calc long-padded size of scanline const long scanlineLen = ((width * 3) + 3) & ~3L; // now lets get some mem unsigned char *const output = new unsigned char[scanlineLen * height]; for (long i = 0; i < scanlineLen * height; i++) output[i] = 255; // default is background (white) if (!output) { errf << "ERROR: Cannot allocate memory for image" << endl; return; } // setup inverse transformation matrix (scaled, too!) const float matrixScale(image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1]); const float inverseMatrix[] = { image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] / matrixScale / getScale(), -image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] / matrixScale / getScale(), -image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] / matrixScale / getScale(), image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] / matrixScale / getScale(), (image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3]) / matrixScale, (image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5]) / matrixScale }; // now transform image for (long ypos = 0; ypos < height; ypos++) { // buffer current output scanline (saves us some multiplications) unsigned char *const currOutput = &output[scanlineLen * ypos]; for (long xpos = 0; xpos < width; xpos++) { // now transform from device coordinate space to image space // apply transformation const Point currPoint = Point(xpos + lowerLeft.x_, ypos + lowerLeft.y_).transform(inverseMatrix); // round to integers const long sourceX = (long) (currPoint.x_ + .5); const long sourceY = (long) (currPoint.y_ + .5); // is the pixel out of bounds? If yes, no further processing necessary if (sourceX >= 0L && (unsigned long) sourceX < image.width && sourceY >= 0L && (unsigned long) sourceY < image.height) { // okay, fetch source pixel value into // RGB triplet unsigned char r(255), g(255), b(255), c, m, y, k; // how many components? switch (image.ncomp) { case 1: r = g = b = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); break; case 3: r = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); g = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 1); b = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 2); break; case 4: c = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); m = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 1); y = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 2); k = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 3); // account for key c += k; m += k; y += k; // convert color r = 255 - c; g = 255 - m; b = 255 - y; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvcairo (line " << __LINE__ << ")" << endl; abort(); return; } // set color triple currOutput[3 * xpos] = b; currOutput[3 * xpos + 1] = g; currOutput[3 * xpos + 2] = r; } } } delete[]output; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvCAIRO > D_cairo("cairo", // name "cairo driver", // short description "generates compilable c code for rendering with cairo", // long description "c", // output file suffix true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::memoryeps, // format to be used for raster imagese DriverDescription::normalopen, // binary or ascii output file true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file true /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvcairo.h0000644000175500010010000000427012137224255012771 00000000000000#ifndef __drvCAIRO_h #define __drvCAIRO_h /* drvcairo.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for the cairo driver. Copyright (C) 2009 - 2013 Dan McMahill dan_AT_mcmahill_DOT_net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvCAIRO : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvCAIRO); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvCAIRO(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > pango; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > funcname; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > header; DriverOptions(): pango(true,"-pango",0,0,"use pango for font rendering",0,false), funcname(true,"-funcname","string",0, "sets the base name for the generated functions and variables. e.g. myfig", 0,(const char*)"myfig"), header(true,"-header","string",0, "sets the output file name for the generated C header file. e.g. myfig.h", 0,(const char*)"myfig.h") { ADD(pango); ADD(funcname); ADD(header); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); void ClipPath(cliptype); public: virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: void print_coords(); int imgcount; float maxw, maxh; bool evenoddmode; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvcfdg.cpp0000644000175500010010000001412712137224252013131 00000000000000/* drvcfdg.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Context Free Design Grammar files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvcfdg.h" #include I_iostream // Constructor -- Initialize variables and take other per-document actions drvCFDG::derivedConstructor(drvCFDG): constructBase { // Prevent the use of scientific notation, which CFDG doesn't // understand. For now, we hardwire the precision to 6 digits // after the decimal point. outf.setf(ios::fixed); outf.precision(6); // Output copyright information outf << "// Converted from PostScript(TM) to CFDG by pstoedit\n" << "// CFDG backend contributed by Scott Pakin \n" << "// pstoedit is Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz" << " \n\n"; // Output the CFDG startshape outf << "startshape page1\n"; } drvCFDG::~drvCFDG() { options=0; } // Each page produces a different path void drvCFDG::open_page() { outf << "\n" << "path page" << currentPageNumber << " {" << endl; } void drvCFDG::close_page() { outf << "}" << endl; } // Given an RGB color, output it as an HSV color. void drvCFDG::print_rgb_as_hsv(float red, float green, float blue) { float hue, saturation, value; float minchan, maxchan, delta; // Determine V (value) minchan = red; minchan = minchan < green ? minchan : green; minchan = minchan < blue ? minchan : blue; maxchan = red; maxchan = maxchan > green ? maxchan : green; maxchan = maxchan > blue ? maxchan : blue; value = maxchan; delta = maxchan - minchan; if (maxchan == 0.0) { // Black outf << "hue 0 sat 0 b 0"; return; } // Determine S (saturation) saturation = delta / maxchan; if (saturation == 0.0) { // Gray outf << "hue 0 sat 0 b " << value; return; } // Determine H (hue) if (red == maxchan) hue = (green - blue) / delta; else if (green == maxchan) hue = 2.0f + (blue - red) / delta; else hue = 4.0f + (red - green) / delta; hue *= 60.0; if (hue < 0.0 ) hue += 360.0; // Output the HSV color outf << "hue " << hue << " sat " << saturation << " b " << value; } void drvCFDG::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << " MOVETO {" << " x " << p.x_ + x_offset << " y " << p.y_ + y_offset << " }"; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << " LINETO {" << " x " << p.x_ + x_offset << " y " << p.y_ + y_offset << " }"; } break; case closepath: outf << " CLOSEPOLY { }"; break; case curveto:{ const char* const suffix[] = {"1", "2", ""}; outf << " CURVETO {"; for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); outf << " x" << suffix[cp] << " " << p.x_ + x_offset << " y" << suffix[cp] << " " << p.y_ + y_offset; } outf << " }"; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvcfdg " << endl; abort(); break; } outf << endl; } } void drvCFDG::show_path() { print_coords(); switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: outf << " STROKE { "; print_rgb_as_hsv(edgeR(), edgeG(), edgeB()); outf << " width " << currentLineWidth() << " param"; switch (currentLineCap()) { case 0: outf << " buttcap"; break; case 1: outf << " roundcap"; break; case 2: outf << " squarecap"; break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected LineCap " << (int) currentLineCap(); abort(); break; } outf << " }"; break; case drvbase::fill: outf << " FILL { "; print_rgb_as_hsv(fillR(), fillG(), fillB()); outf << " }"; break; case drvbase::eofill: outf << " FILL { "; print_rgb_as_hsv(fillR(), fillG(), fillB()); outf << " param evenodd }"; break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); abort(); break; } outf << endl; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvCFDG > D_cfdg("cfdg", "Context Free Design Grammar", "Context Free Design Grammar, usable by Context Free Art (http://www.contextfreeart.org/)", "cfdg", true, // backend supports subpaths // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges false, // backend does not support text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false // backend does not support clipping ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvcfdg.h0000644000175500010010000000246212137224255012600 00000000000000#ifndef __drvCFDG_h #define __drvCFDG_h /* drvcfdg.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Context Free Design Grammar files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvCFDG : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvCFDG); ~drvCFDG(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" private: void print_coords(); void print_rgb_as_hsv(float red, float green, float blue); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvdxf.cpp0000644000175500010010000014134112137224252013006 00000000000000/* drvDXF.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net DXF Backend Version 0.9 ( LINEs only, no Text, no color, no linewidth ) (see if polyaslines ) Carsten Hammer chammer_AT_post.uni-bielefeld.de CATS Gesellschaft fuer technische DV-Anwendungen mbH Carl-Zeiss-Strasse 65 33334 Guetersloh This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvdxf.h" #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream // not used - the acad header also works with icad. later we may introduce an option // which header to use #include "dxficad.h" #include "dxfacad.h" // try to use shorter headers // but this doesn't work so far #if 0 static const char dxf14shortheader[] = " 0\n" "SECTION\n" "2\nHEADER\n" " 9\n" "$ACADVER\n" "1\n" "AC1014\n" " 9\n" "$EXTMIN\n" "10\n" "0.0\n" "20\n" "0.0\n" "30\n" "0.0\n" " 9\n" "$EXTMAX\n" "10\n" "1000.0\n" "20\n" "1000.0\n" "30\n" "0.0\n" " 9\n" "$FILLMODE\n" "70\n" "0\n" " 9\n" "$SPLFRAME\n" "70\n" "1\n" " 0\n" "ENDSEC\n" " 0\n" "SECTION\n" "2\n" "TABLES\n" // Layers " 0\n" "TABLE\n" "2\n" "LAYER\n" "70\n" "255\n" // 255 is max number of layers - but can be greater // Layer "0" definition " 0\n" "LAYER\n" "2\n" "0\n" // layername "70\n" "0\n" // unfrozen "62\n" "7\n" // color "6\n" "CONTINUOUS\n" // linestyle // End Layer 0 " 0\n" "ENDTAB\n" " 0\n" "ENDSEC\n" " 0\n" "SECTION\n" "2\n" "ENTITIES\n"; static const char dxf14shorttrailer[] = " 0\n" "ENDSEC\n" " 0\n" "EOF\n"; #endif // voloview doesn't like this header buffer << "999\nDXF generated by pstoedit\n"; static const char dxf9shortheader_prelayer[] = " 0\n" "SECTION\n" " 2\n" "HEADER\n" " 9\n" "$ACADVER\n" " 1\n" "AC1009\n" " 9\n" "$EXTMIN\n" " 10\n" "0.0\n" " 20\n" "0.0\n" " 30\n" "0.0\n" " 9\n" "$EXTMAX\n" " 10\n" "1000.0\n" " 20\n" "1000.0\n" " 30\n" "0.0\n" " 9\n" "$FILLMODE\n" " 70\n" " 0\n" " 9\n" "$SPLFRAME\n" " 70\n" " 1\n" " 0\n" "ENDSEC\n" " 0\n" "SECTION\n" " 2\n" "TABLES\n" // Layertable " 0\n" "TABLE\n" " 2\n" "LAYER\n" " 70\n"; // " 255\n" // max num of layers - but can be greater static const char layer0short[] = // layer 0 " 0\n" "LAYER\n" " 2\n" "0\n" // layer name "0" " 70\n" " 0\n" // unfrozen " 62\n" " 7\n" // color " 6\n" "CONTINUOUS\n"; // line style // end layer 0 static const char dxf9shortheader_postlayer[] = " 0\n" "ENDTAB\n" " 0\n" "ENDSEC\n" " 0\n" "SECTION\n" " 2\n" "ENTITIES\n"; static const char dxf9shorttrailer[] = " 0\n" "ENDSEC\n" " 0\n" "EOF\n"; class DXFColor { public: // The SparcCompiler wants to have this public in order to initialize DXFColors struct rgbcolor { rgbcolor(unsigned short r_p,unsigned short g_p,unsigned short b_p) : r(r_p),g(g_p),b(b_p) {} unsigned short r; unsigned short g; unsigned short b; }; private: static const rgbcolor DXFColors[]; public: static const unsigned short numberOfColors; static unsigned int getDXFColor(float r, float g, float b,unsigned int firstcolor = 0); }; unsigned int DXFColor::getDXFColor(float r, float g, float b,unsigned int firstcolor) { float mindist = 2.0f; // theoretically the distance is max 1.0f - but to avoid rounding problems. unsigned int best = firstcolor; for (unsigned int i = firstcolor; i < numberOfColors; i++) { const float dxfr = DXFColors[i].r / 255.0f; const float dxfg = DXFColors[i].g / 255.0f; const float dxfb = DXFColors[i].b / 255.0f; const float dr = dxfr - r; const float dg = dxfg - g; const float db = dxfb - b; const float dist = dr * dr + dg * dg + db * db; if (dist == 0.0) { // errf << "Found exact match for " << r << " " // << g << " " << b << " " << i << " " << numberOfColors << endl; return i; } else if (dist < mindist) { best = i; mindist = dist; } } // errf << "Found approximation for " << r << " " // << g << " " << b << " " << best << " " << mindist << " " << numberOfColors << endl; return best; } const DXFColor::rgbcolor DXFColor::DXFColors[] = { rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0x00), //0 // black - but reserved layer rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xFF, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0xFF), //5 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF), // 7 is the "visible" color - so what normally in PostScript is black (in CAD "white" is visible) rgbcolor(0x41, 0x41, 0x41), rgbcolor(0x80, 0x80, 0x80), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0x00), //10 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xAA, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x00, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x7E, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x00, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x56, 0x56), //15 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x00, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x45, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x00, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x35, 0x35), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x3F, 0x00), //20 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xBF, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x2E, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x8D, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x1F, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x60, 0x56), //25 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x19, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x4E, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x13, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x3B, 0x35), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x7F, 0x00), //30 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xD4, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x5E, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x9D, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x40, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x6B, 0x56), //35 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x34, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x56, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x27, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x42, 0x35), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xBF, 0x00), //40 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xEA, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x8D, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0xAD, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x60, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x76, 0x56), //45 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x4E, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x5F, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x3B, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x49, 0x35), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xFF, 0x00), //50 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xFF, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0xBD, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0xBD, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x81, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x81, 0x56), //55 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x68, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x68, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x4F, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x4F, 0x35), rgbcolor(0xBF, 0xFF, 0x00), //60 rgbcolor(0xEA, 0xFF, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0x8D, 0xBD, 0x00), rgbcolor(0xAD, 0xBD, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x60, 0x81, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x76, 0x81, 0x56), //65 rgbcolor(0x4E, 0x68, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x5F, 0x68, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x3B, 0x4F, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x49, 0x4F, 0x35), rgbcolor(0x7F, 0xFF, 0x00), //70 rgbcolor(0xD4, 0xFF, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0x5E, 0xBD, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x9D, 0xBD, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x40, 0x81, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x6B, 0x81, 0x56), //75 rgbcolor(0x34, 0x68, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x68, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x27, 0x4F, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x42, 0x4F, 0x35), rgbcolor(0x3F, 0xFF, 0x00), //80 rgbcolor(0xBF, 0xFF, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0x2E, 0xBD, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x8D, 0xBD, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x1F, 0x81, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x60, 0x81, 0x56), //85 rgbcolor(0x19, 0x68, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x4E, 0x68, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x13, 0x4F, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x3B, 0x4F, 0x35), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0x00), //90 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xFF, 0xAA), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xBD, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0xBD, 0x7E), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x81, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x81, 0x56), //95 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x68, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x68, 0x45), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x4F, 0x00), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x4F, 0x35), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0x3F), //100 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xFF, 0xBF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xBD, 0x2E), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0xBD, 0x8D), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x81, 0x1F), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x81, 0x60), //105 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x68, 0x19), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x68, 0x4E), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x4F, 0x13), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x4F, 0x3B), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0x7F), //110 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xFF, 0xD4), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xBD, 0x5E), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0xBD, 0x9D), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x81, 0x40), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x81, 0x6B), //115 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x68, 0x34), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x68, 0x56), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x4F, 0x27), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x4F, 0x42), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0xBF), //120 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xFF, 0xEA), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xBD, 0x8D), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0xBD, 0xAD), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x81, 0x60), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x81, 0x76), //125 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x68, 0x4E), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x68, 0x5F), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x4F, 0x3B), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x4F, 0x49), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xFF, 0xFF), //130 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xFF, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xBD, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0xBD, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x81, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x81, 0x81), //135 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x68, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x68, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x4F, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x4F, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x00, 0xBF, 0xFF), //140 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xEA, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x8D, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0xAD, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x60, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x76, 0x81), //145 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x4E, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x5F, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x3B, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x49, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x7F, 0xFF), //150 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xD4, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x5E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0x9D, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x40, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x6B, 0x81), //155 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x34, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x56, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x27, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x42, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x3F, 0xFF), //160 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xBF, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x2E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0x8D, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x1F, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x60, 0x81), //165 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x19, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x4E, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x13, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x3B, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0xFF), //170 rgbcolor(0xAA, 0xAA, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x7E, 0x7E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x56, 0x81), //175 rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x45, 0x45, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x00, 0x00, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x35, 0x35, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x3F, 0x00, 0xFF), //180 rgbcolor(0xBF, 0xAA, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x2E, 0x00, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x8D, 0x7E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x1F, 0x00, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x60, 0x56, 0x81), //185 rgbcolor(0x19, 0x00, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x4E, 0x45, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x13, 0x00, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x3B, 0x35, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x7F, 0x00, 0xFF), //190 rgbcolor(0xD4, 0xAA, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x5E, 0x00, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x9D, 0x7E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x40, 0x00, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x6B, 0x56, 0x81), //195 rgbcolor(0x34, 0x00, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x56, 0x45, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x27, 0x00, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x42, 0x35, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0xBF, 0x00, 0xFF), //200 rgbcolor(0xEA, 0xAA, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0x8D, 0x00, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0xAD, 0x7E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x60, 0x00, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x76, 0x56, 0x81), //205 rgbcolor(0x4E, 0x00, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x5F, 0x45, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x3B, 0x00, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x49, 0x35, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0xFF), //210 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xAA, 0xFF), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x00, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x7E, 0xBD), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x00, 0x81), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x56, 0x81), //215 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x00, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x45, 0x68), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x00, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x35, 0x4F), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0xBF), //220 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xAA, 0xEA), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x00, 0x8D), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x7E, 0xAD), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x00, 0x60), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x56, 0x76), //225 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x00, 0x4E), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x45, 0x5F), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x00, 0x3B), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x35, 0x49), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0x7F), //230 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xAA, 0xD4), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x00, 0x5E), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x7E, 0x9D), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x00, 0x40), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x56, 0x6B), //235 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x00, 0x34), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x45, 0x56), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x00, 0x27), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x35, 0x42), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0x00, 0x3F), //240 rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xAA, 0xBF), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x00, 0x2E), rgbcolor(0xBD, 0x7E, 0x8D), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x00, 0x1F), rgbcolor(0x81, 0x56, 0x60), //245 rgbcolor(0x68, 0x00, 0x19), rgbcolor(0x68, 0x45, 0x4E), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x00, 0x13), rgbcolor(0x4F, 0x35, 0x3B), rgbcolor(0x33, 0x33, 0x33), //250 rgbcolor(0x50, 0x50, 0x50), rgbcolor(0x69, 0x69, 0x69), rgbcolor(0x82, 0x82, 0x82), rgbcolor(0xBE, 0xBE, 0xBE), rgbcolor(0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF) //255 }; const unsigned short DXFColor::numberOfColors = sizeof(DXFColor::DXFColors) / sizeof(DXFColor::rgbcolor); //const unsigned short global_numberOfColors = DXFColor::numberOfColors; static inline unsigned short floatColTointCol(float fcol) { return (unsigned short) (fcol*255); } class DXFLayers { public: static RSString normalizeColorName(const RSString & s){ // normalizes color names such that they can be used as DXF layer names // all characters are converted to upper case // all non-alphanumeric characters are replaced by '_' RSString normalized(s); char * cp = (char *) normalized.value(); while (cp && *cp) { if(islower(*cp) && isascii(*cp)) { *cp = (char) toupper(*cp); } if (!isalnum(*cp)) { *cp = '_'; // replace all not alphanumeric characters with _ } cp++; } return normalized; } struct Layer { Layer(float r, float g, float b, struct Layer * next_p = 0): rgb(floatColTointCol(r),floatColTointCol(g),floatColTointCol(b)), next(next_p) {} DXFColor::rgbcolor rgb; struct Layer * next; }; struct NamedLayer { NamedLayer(RSString s, struct NamedLayer * next_p=0): layerName(s), next(next_p) {} RSString layerName; struct NamedLayer* next; }; Layer * LayerTable[DXFColor::numberOfColors]; // for each color as defined in dxfcolor, we can have a linked list of layers // This acts like a hash table with numberofcolors entries and the LayerList as buckets. // we may at the end have several layers for the same color ("same" modulo the number of // entries in DXFColor, i.e. "best match") - but the layerNames are still representing the exact color. unsigned int numberOfLayers; NamedLayer * namedLayers; // just a list of Layernames - these names from from PostScript Separation names // and are used in the DXF without any color values (or better said - mapped to B&W color) DXFLayers() : numberOfLayers(0), namedLayers(0) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < DXFColor::numberOfColors; i++) LayerTable[i]= 0; } ~DXFLayers() { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < DXFColor::numberOfColors; i++) { Layer * p = LayerTable[i]; while (p) { Layer* pnext = p->next; delete p; p = pnext; } LayerTable[i]= 0; } NamedLayer* nl = namedLayers; while (nl) { NamedLayer* pnext = nl->next; delete nl; nl = pnext; } } void rememberLayerName(const RSString & s) { NamedLayer* nl = namedLayers; while (nl) { if (nl->layerName == s) return; nl = nl->next; } // not found - so prepend to list; NamedLayer* newlayer = new NamedLayer(s,namedLayers); namedLayers = newlayer; // prepend to list; numberOfLayers++; } bool alreadyDefined(float r, float g, float b, unsigned int index) const { assert(index < DXFColor::numberOfColors); const unsigned short R = floatColTointCol(r); const unsigned short G = floatColTointCol(g); const unsigned short B = floatColTointCol(b); Layer * ptr = LayerTable[index]; while(ptr) { if( (ptr->rgb.r == R) && (ptr->rgb.g == G) && (ptr->rgb.b == B) ) { // cout << "already defined" << R << " " << G << " " << B << endl; return true; } ptr = ptr->next; } // cout << "not yet defined" << R << " " << G << " " << B << endl; return false; } void defineLayer(float r, float g, float b, unsigned int index) { assert(index < DXFColor::numberOfColors); Layer * headptr = LayerTable[index]; // prepend new layer to the linked list Layer * newlayer = new Layer(r,g,b,headptr); LayerTable[index] = newlayer; numberOfLayers++; } static const char * getLayerName(unsigned short r,unsigned short g,unsigned short b) { static char stringbuffer[20]; // format: "Cxx-xx-xx" (10 chars) sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(stringbuffer,20),"C%02X-%02X-%02X",r,g,b); return stringbuffer; } static const char * getLayerName(float r, float g, float b) { // rgb is in range 0..1.0f const unsigned short R = floatColTointCol(r); const unsigned short G = floatColTointCol(g); const unsigned short B = floatColTointCol(b); return getLayerName(R,G,B); } }; /* results: (25.12.2001) (v - VoloView ; i - IntelliCAD) p2ed -f dxf_s:-splineasbezier curvetest.ps curve_bz.dxf v ok i ok p2ed -f dxf_s:-splineaspolyline curvetest.ps curve_pl.dxf v ok i ok #p2ed -f dxf_s:-splineasnurb curvetest.ps curve_nu.dxf v no i syntaktisch ja, aber die koordinaten werden falsch interpretiert (y als z) #p2ed -f dxf_s:-splineasbspline curvetest.ps curve_bs.dxf v no i syntaktisch ja, aber die koordinaten werden falsch interpretiert (y als z) #p2ed -f dxf_s:-splineassinglespline curvetest.ps curve_ss.dxf v no i syntaktisch ja, aber die koordinaten werden falsch interpretiert (y als z) #p2ed -f dxf_s:-splineasmultispline curvetest.ps curve_ms.dxf v ok, but a bit strange i same as acad p2ed -f dxf curvetest.ps curve_np.dxf v ok i ok p2ed -f dxf:-polyaslines curvetest.ps curve_nl.dxf v ok i ok */ drvDXF::derivedConstructor(drvDXF): constructBase, splinemode(asbezier), // polyaslines(0), // mm(false), formatis14(true), // !!!! THESE TWO NEED TO BE CONSISTENT // splineprecision(5), // colorsToLayers(false), #ifdef withshortheaders header(dxf14shortheader), trailer(dxf14shorttrailer), #else header_prelayer1(dxf14acadheader_prelayer1), header_prelayer2(dxf14acadheader_prelayer2), header_postlayer(dxf14acadheader_postlayer), trailer(dxf14acadtrailer), #endif layers(new DXFLayers), handleint(255), scalefactor(1.0f), buffer(tempFile.asOutput()) { const bool withcurves = Pdriverdesc && Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsCurveto; if (!withcurves) { formatis14 = false; // if no curves are generated by the frontent, no splines can occur and thus the old header is sufficient header_prelayer1 = dxf9shortheader_prelayer; header_prelayer2 = 0; header_postlayer = dxf9shortheader_postlayer; trailer = dxf9shorttrailer; } if (options->splineasbezier) { splinemode = asbezier; formatis14 = true; if (!withcurves) errf << "Option -splineasbezier ignored - only valid for dxf_c format" << endl; } else if (options->splineaspolyline) { splinemode = aspolyline; formatis14 = true; if (!withcurves) errf << "Option -splineaspolyline ignored - only valid for dxf_c format" << endl; } else if (options->splineasnurb) { splinemode = asnurb; formatis14 = true; if (!withcurves) errf << "Option -splineasmultispline ignored - only valid for dxf_c format" << endl; } else if (options->splineasbspline) { splinemode = asbspline; formatis14 = true; if (!withcurves) errf << "Option -splineasmultispline ignored - only valid for dxf_c format" << endl; } else if (options->splineasmultispline) { splinemode = asmultispline; formatis14 = true; if (!withcurves) errf << "Option -splineasmultispline ignored - only valid for dxf_c format" << endl; } else if (options->splineassinglespline) { splinemode = assinglespline;formatis14 = true; if (!withcurves) errf << "Option -splineassinglespline ignored - only valid for dxf_c format" << endl; } if (options->splineprecision < 2) { errf << "splineprecision argument should be >=2. Set to 2" << endl; options->splineprecision = 2; } outf << header_prelayer1; if (formatis14) { if(options->mm) { outf << "$MEASUREMENT\n" " 70\n" "1\n" // 1 means metrix - 0 english ; } else { outf << "$MEASUREMENT\n" " 70\n" "0\n" // 1 means metrix - 0 english ; } } else { // // unfortunately we cannot write the $MEASUREMENT statement into old style files // otherwise voloview does not accept the file // // so this may lead to "wrong" scaling. The -mm option turns on mm, but the file is // still displayed in inch-mode since that seems to be the default in DXF. // } if (header_prelayer2) outf << header_prelayer2; if (options->mm) { //debug cout << "mm enabled " << endl; scalefactor = 25.4f/72.0f; } else { //debug cout << "inch enabled " << endl; scalefactor = 1.0f/72.0f; } } void drvDXF::writelayerentry(ostream & outs, unsigned int color, const char * layername) { outs << " 0\n" "LAYER\n"; if (formatis14) { writeHandle(outs); outs << "100\n" "AcDbSymbolTableRecord\n" "100\n" "AcDbLayerTableRecord\n"; } outs << " 2\n" << layername << endl; // layername outs << " 70\n" "0\n" // unfrozen " 62\n"; outs << color << endl; // color outs << " 6\n" "CONTINUOUS\n" ; // linestyle } drvDXF::~drvDXF() { // write size of color definition table if (options->colorsToLayers) { outf << layers->numberOfLayers + 4 << endl; // 2 layers for C00-00-00-BLACK and CFF-FF-FF-WHITE and one predefined and one reserve } else { outf << "1" << endl; } if (formatis14) outf << layer0def; else outf << layer0short; if (options->colorsToLayers) { // write the layer definitions writelayerentry(outf,7,"C00-00-00-BLACK"); // both black and white have color 7 ("visible") writelayerentry(outf,7,"CFF-FF-FF-WHITE"); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < DXFColor::numberOfColors; i++) { DXFLayers::Layer * layer = layers->LayerTable[i]; while (layer) { DXFLayers::Layer* pnext = layer->next; if (options->dumplayernames) { cout << "Layer (generated): " << DXFLayers::getLayerName(layer->rgb.r,layer->rgb.g,layer->rgb.b) << endl; } writelayerentry(outf,i,DXFLayers::getLayerName(layer->rgb.r,layer->rgb.g,layer->rgb.b)); layer = pnext; } } DXFLayers::NamedLayer * nl = layers->namedLayers; while (nl) { if (options->dumplayernames) { cout << "Layer (defined in input): " << nl->layerName.value() << endl; } writelayerentry(outf,7,nl->layerName.value()); nl = nl->next; } } outf << header_postlayer; // now we can copy the buffer the output ifstream & inbuffer = tempFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer, outf); outf << trailer; //lint -esym(1740,header) // no need to free header. //lint -esym(1740,trailer) // no need to free trailer. header_prelayer1 = 0; header_prelayer2 = 0; header_postlayer = 0; trailer = 0; delete layers; layers = 0; options=0; } void drvDXF::writeHandle(ostream & outs) { // VoloView needs the handle, intellicad doesn't need it but they don't harm outs << " 5\n" << hex << handleint << dec << endl; handleint++; } void drvDXF::writeLayer(float r, float g, float b, const RSString& colorName) { // // Some notes about layers: // // If layers are not defined in the header, they implicitly get color white. // An object drawn on a specific layer can either get the color by the layer (BYLAYER) // or define its own color (so far BYLAYER is not used by pstoedit) // buffer << " 8\n"; #if 1 buffer << calculateLayerString(r,g,b,colorName) << endl; #else if (options->colorsToLayers) { const float roundinglimit = 0.001f; // map black (0,0,0) to layer 7-black and white (1,1,1) to 7-white if (colorName != "") { cout << colorName << endl; } else if ((r < roundinglimit) && (g < roundinglimit) && (b < roundinglimit) ) { // black buffer << "C00-00-00-BLACK" << endl; } else if ( (r > (1.0f- roundinglimit)) && (g > (1.0f- roundinglimit)) && (b > (1.0f- roundinglimit)) ) { buffer << "CFF-FF-FF-WHITE" << endl; // white } else { const unsigned int dxfcolor = DXFColor::getDXFColor(r,g,b,1); const char * layerString = DXFLayers::getLayerName(r,g,b); if (! (layers->alreadyDefined(r,g,b,dxfcolor))) { layers->defineLayer(r,g,b,dxfcolor); // cout << "defined new layer " << layerString << endl; } buffer << layerString << endl; } } else { buffer << "0\n"; } #endif } RSString drvDXF::calculateLayerString(float r, float g, float b, const RSString& colorName) { // // Some notes about layers: // // If layers are not defined in the header, they implicitly get color white. // An object drawn on a specific layer can either get the color by the layer (BYLAYER) // or define its own color (so far BYLAYER is not used by pstoedit) // if (options->colorsToLayers) { const float roundinglimit = 0.001f; // map black (0,0,0) to layer 7-black and white (1,1,1) to 7-white if (colorName != "") { layers->rememberLayerName(colorName); return colorName ; } else if ((r < roundinglimit) && (g < roundinglimit) && (b < roundinglimit) ) { // black return RSString( "C00-00-00-BLACK"); } else if ( (r > (1.0f- roundinglimit)) && (g > (1.0f- roundinglimit)) && (b > (1.0f- roundinglimit)) ) { return RSString( "CFF-FF-FF-WHITE"); // white } else { const unsigned int dxfcolor = DXFColor::getDXFColor(r,g,b,1); const char * layerString = DXFLayers::getLayerName(r,g,b); if (! (layers->alreadyDefined(r,g,b,dxfcolor))) { layers->defineLayer(r,g,b,dxfcolor); // cout << "defined new layer " << layerString << endl; } return RSString(layerString); } } else { return RSString("0"); } } bool drvDXF::wantedLayer(float r, float g, float b,const RSString& colorName) // layer shall be written { // inspect layerpositivfilter and layerpositivfilter // use colorname if set, else calculate layername from color // then if positivfilter is set, then check if contained in that one -> true // else if negativfilter is set, then check if contained in that one -> false // else -> true static const RSString comma(","); // used as delimiter for string based containment test if (options->layerpositivfilter.value != "" ) { static const RSString compareto = comma + options->layerpositivfilter.value + comma; const RSString layerstring = comma + calculateLayerString(r,g,b,colorName) + comma ; // cout << "L: " << layerstring << " P:" << options->layerpositivfilter << " " << options->layerpositivfilter.value.contains(layerstring) << endl; return compareto.contains(layerstring); } else if (options->layernegativfilter.value != "" ) { const RSString layerstring = comma + calculateLayerString(r,g,b,colorName) + comma; static const RSString compareto = comma + options->layerpositivfilter.value + comma; // cout << "L: " << layerstring << " N:" << options->layernegativfilter << " " << !options->layernegativfilter.value.contains(layerstring) << endl; return !compareto.contains(layerstring); } else return true; } void drvDXF::close_page() { /*buffer << "#Seite beendet.\n";*/ } void drvDXF::open_page() { /*buffer << "#Seite Nr. " << currentPageNumber << "\n";*/ } void drvDXF::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { if (wantedLayer(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB,DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(textinfo.colorName))) { buffer << " 0\n" "TEXT\n"; if (formatis14) { writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB,DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(textinfo.colorName)); //" 8\n" "0\n" buffer << "100\n" "AcDbText\n"; } else { writeLayer(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB,DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(textinfo.colorName)); //buffer << " 8\n" "0\n"; } // color if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB) << "\n"; buffer << " 10\n" << textinfo.x * scalefactor << "\n"; buffer << " 20\n" << textinfo.y * scalefactor << "\n"; buffer << " 30\n" << 0.0 << "\n"; buffer << " 40\n" << textinfo.currentFontSize * scalefactor << "\n"; buffer << " 1\n" << textinfo.thetext.value() << "\n"; buffer << " 50\n" << textinfo.currentFontAngle << "\n"; if (formatis14) { buffer << "100\n" "AcDbText\n"; } } } void drvDXF::printPoint(const Point & p, unsigned short add) { buffer << " " << add << "\n" << p.x_* scalefactor << "\n"; buffer << " " << 10 + add << "\n" << p.y_* scalefactor << "\n"; buffer << " " << 20 + add << "\n" << "0.0" << "\n"; } void drvDXF::drawVertex(const Point & p, bool withlinewidth, int val70) { if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { buffer << " 0\nVERTEX\n"; // " 8\n0\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); printPoint(p, 10); if (withlinewidth) { const double lineWidth = currentLineWidth()* scalefactor; buffer << " 40\n" << lineWidth << "\n 41\n" << lineWidth << "\n"; } if (val70) // used only for try with spline type polylines (which doesn't work anyway) buffer << " 70\n 16\n"; } } void drvDXF::drawLine(const Point & start_p, const Point & end_p) { if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { buffer << " 0\nLINE\n"; // " 8\n0\n"; if (formatis14) { writeHandle(buffer); //entity buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); //buffer << " 8\n" "0\n" ; buffer << "100\n" "AcDbLine" << endl; } else { writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); } // color if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << '\n'; printPoint(start_p, 10); printPoint(end_p, 11); } } #if 0 0 LINE 5 64 100 AcDbEntity 8 0 100 AcDbLine 10 - 13.272601 20 347.062801 30 0.0 11 89.636603 21 270.615964 31 0.0 #endif #if 0 /* Spline group codes Group codes Description 100 Subclass marker (AcDbSpline) 210 Normal vector (omitted if the spline is nonplanar) DXF: X value; APP: 3D vector 220, 230 DXF: Y and Z values of normal vector 70 Spline flag (bit coded): 1 = Closed spline 2 = Periodic spline 4 = Rational spline 8 = Planar 16 = Linear (planar bit is also set) 71 Degree of the spline curve 72 Number of knots 73 Number of control points 74 Number of fit points (if any) 42 Knot tolerance (default = 0.0000001) 43 Control-point tolerance (default = 0.0000001) 44 Fit tolerance (default = 0.0000000001) 12 Start tangent--may be omitted (in WCS). DXF: X value; APP: 3D point. 22, 32 DXF: Y and Z values of start tangent--may be omitted (in WCS). 13 End tangent--may be omitted (in WCS). DXF: X value; APP: 3D point. 23, 33 DXF: Y and Z values of end tangent--may be omitted (in WCS) 40 Knot value (one entry per knot) 41 Weight (if not 1); with multiple group pairs, are present if all are not 1 10 Control points (in WCS) one entry per control point. DXF: X value; APP: 3D point 20, 30 DXF: Y and Z values of control points (in WCS) (one entry per control point) 11 Fit points (in WCS) one entry per fit point. DXF: X value; APP: 3D point 21, 31 DXF: Y and Z values of fit points (in WCS) (one entry per fit point) */ #endif //NU const unsigned short ClosedSpline = 1 ; //= Closed spline //NU const unsigned short PeriodicSpline = 2 ; //= Periodic spline const unsigned short RationalSpline = 4 ; //= Rational spline //NU const unsigned short PlanarSpline = 8 ; //= Planar //NU const unsigned short LinearSpline = 16 ; //= Linear (planar bit is also set) void drvDXF::writesplinetype(const unsigned short stype = 0) { buffer << " 70\n " << stype << "\n"; /* spline type: */ } void drvDXF::curvetoAsBezier(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint) { // single spline representation - // each curveto is one SPLINE element // only the 4 points of the curveto are used // if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { buffer << " 0\nSPLINE\n"; writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); //buffer << " 8\n0\n"; /* Layer */ buffer << "100\n" "AcDbSpline\n"; buffer << "210\n0.0\n220\n0.0\n230\n1.0\n"; /* Norm vector */ if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << '\n'; writesplinetype( 0 ); buffer << " 71\n 3\n"; /* degree of curve */ buffer << " 72\n 8\n"; /* no of knots */ buffer << " 73\n" << 4 << "\n"; /* no of control points */ // knot values buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; // START_POINT(first).x, START_POINT(first).y); /* 10 control points 11 fit points 40 knot values */ const Point & cp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & cp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & ep = elem.getPoint(2); // control points - same as the bezier points printPoint(currentpoint, 10); printPoint(cp1, 10); printPoint(cp2, 10); printPoint(ep, 10); } } void drvDXF::curvetoAsNurb(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint) { // single spline representation - // each curveto is one SPLINE element // only the 4 points of the curveto are used // // Here we use the mapping to Nurbs as described in Schneiders Nurbs tutorial // // if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { buffer << " 0\nSPLINE\n"; writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); //buffer << " 8\n0\n"; /* Layer */ buffer << "100\n" "AcDbSpline\n"; buffer << "210\n0.0\n220\n0.0\n230\n1.0\n"; /* Norm vector */ if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << '\n'; writesplinetype( RationalSpline ); buffer << " 71\n 3\n"; /* degree of curve */ buffer << " 72\n 8\n"; /* no of knots */ buffer << " 73\n" << 4 << "\n"; /* no of control points */ // knot values buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; // START_POINT(first).x, START_POINT(first).y); /* 10 control points 11 fit points 40 knot values */ const Point & cp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & cp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & ep = elem.getPoint(2); // control points - same as the bezier points printPoint(currentpoint, 10); printPoint(cp1, 10); printPoint(cp2, 10); printPoint(ep, 10); } } void drvDXF::curvetoAsBSpline(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint) { // single spline representation - // each curveto is one B-SPLINE element // only the 4 points of the curveto are used // // The Bezier points are transformed to the corresponding B-Spline control points. // if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { buffer << " 0\nSPLINE\n"; writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); //buffer << " 8\n0\n"; /* Layer */ buffer << "100\n" "AcDbSpline\n"; buffer << "210\n0.0\n220\n0.0\n230\n1.0\n"; /* Norm vector */ if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << '\n'; writesplinetype(RationalSpline); buffer << " 71\n 3\n"; /* degree of curve */ #define bsplinewithknots #ifdef bsplinewithknots buffer << " 72\n 8\n"; /* no of knots */ #else buffer << " 72\n 0\n"; /* no of knots */ #endif buffer << " 73\n" << 4 << "\n"; /* no of control points */ #ifdef bsplinewithknots // knot values buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n2.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n3.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n4.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n5.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n6.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n7.0\n"; #endif /* 10 control points 11 fit points 40 knot values */ const Point & bp0 = currentpoint; const Point & bp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & bp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & bp3 = elem.getPoint(2); /* bezier to bspline control point transformation matrix according to mail from Steve Noskow 6 -7 2 0 0 2 -1 0 0 -1 2 0 0 2 -7 6 */ //lint -save -e747 //The conversions from int to float are OK here. const Point sp0 = (bp0* ( 6)) + (bp1* (-7)) + (bp2* ( 2)) ; const Point sp1 = (bp1* ( 2)) + (bp2* (-1)) ; const Point sp2 = (bp1* (-1)) + (bp2* ( 2)) ; const Point sp3 = (bp1* ( 2)) + (bp2* (-7)) + (bp3* ( 6)) ; //lint -restore // b-spline control points printPoint(sp0, 10); printPoint(sp1, 10); printPoint(sp2, 10); printPoint(sp3, 10); } } void drvDXF::curvetoAsOneSpline(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint) { // single spline representation - // each curveto is one SPLINE element // only the 4 points of the curveto are used // // this doesn's seem to work stable enough. It is unclear what are control points in DXF and // what are fit points. In all viewers I tried, the control points had no effect. // // if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { buffer << " 0\nSPLINE\n"; writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); // << " 8\n0\n"; /* Layer */ buffer << "100\n" "AcDbSpline\n"; buffer << "210\n0.0\n220\n0.0\n230\n1.0\n"; /* Norm vector */ if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << '\n'; writesplinetype(RationalSpline); /* 8: planar; 1 closed; 2 periodic; 16 linear */ buffer << " 71\n 3\n"; /* degree of curve */ #ifdef bsplinewithknots buffer << " 72\n 10\n"; /* no of knots */ // knot values buffer << " 40\n0.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n1.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n2.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n3.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n4.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n5.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n6.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n7.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n8.0\n"; buffer << " 40\n9.0\n"; #else buffer << " 72\n 0\n"; /* no of knots */ #endif // approach with the phantom nodes // (abcd) -> d1=(b-a);d2=(d-c) ; (a-d1),(a),(a+d1==b),(d-d2==c),(d),(d+d2) buffer << " 73\n" << 6 << "\n"; /* no of control points */ // buffer << " 74\n" << 2 << "\n"; /* no of fit points */ // buffer << " 44\n0.0000000001\n"; //, 0.0000000001); /* fit tolerance */ /* 10 control points 11 fit points 40 knot values */ const Point & a = currentpoint; const Point & b = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & c = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & d = elem.getPoint(2); const Point delta1= b + (a * -1.0f); const Point delta2= d + (c * -1.0f); // printPoint(cp1,12) ; // 12 22 32 // start tanget // printPoint(cp2,13) ; // 13 23 33 // end tanget printPoint(a + (delta1 * -1.0f), 10); // 12 22 32 printPoint(a, 10); // 13 23 33 printPoint(b, 10); // 13 23 33 printPoint(c, 10); // 12 22 32 printPoint(d, 10); // 13 23 33 printPoint(d + delta2 , 10); // 13 23 33 } } void drvDXF::curvetoAsMultiSpline(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint) { if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { // multiple fit points on a single SPLINE const unsigned int fitpoints = options->splineprecision.value ; // 4; buffer << " 0\nSPLINE\n"; writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); // << " 8\n0\n"; /* Layer */ buffer << "100\n" "AcDbSpline\n"; buffer << "210\n0.0\n220\n0.0\n230\n1.0\n"; /* Norm vector */ if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << '\n'; writesplinetype( 0 ); /* 8: planar; 1 closed; 2 periodic; 16 linear */ buffer << " 71\n 3\n"; // , 3); /* degree of curve */ buffer << " 72\n 0\n"; //, 0); /* no of knots */ buffer << " 73\n" << 0 << "\n"; // ????????? , SPLINE_LIST_LENGTH (list)); /* no of control points */ buffer << " 74\n" << fitpoints << "\n"; // , SPLINE_LIST_LENGTH (list)); /* no of fit points */ //wogl buffer << " 42\n0.0000001\n"; // , 0.0000001); /* knot tolerance */ //wogl buffer << " 43\n0.0000001\n"; //, 0.0000001); /* control-point tolerance */ buffer << " 44\n0.0000000001\n"; //, 0.0000000001); /* fit tolerance */ // START_POINT(first).x, START_POINT(first).y); /* 10 control points 11 fit points 40 knot values */ const Point & cp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & cp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & ep = elem.getPoint(2); for (unsigned int s = 0; s < fitpoints; s++) { const float t = 1.0f * s / (fitpoints - 1); const Point pt = PointOnBezier(t, currentpoint, cp1, cp2, ep); printPoint(pt, 11); // 12 22 32 fit points } } } void drvDXF::curvetoAsPolyLine(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint) { if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { // approximate spline with lines. const unsigned int sections = options->splineprecision.value ; // 20; buffer << " 0\nLWPOLYLINE\n"; writeHandle(buffer); buffer << "100\n" "AcDbEntity\n"; writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); // buffer << " 8\n0\n"; buffer << "100\n" "AcDbPolyline\n"; buffer << " 90\n"; // number of edges buffer << (sections+1) << endl; buffer << " 70\n" " 0\n"; // color if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\n"; // the following lines marked with nolw are not needed with the lwpolyline object. // vertex flag (always 1) //nolw buffer << " 66\n 1\n"; // base point // buffer << " 10\n0.0\n 20\n0.0\n 30\n0.0\n"; //nolw printPoint(Point(0.0f,0.0f), 10); const Point & cp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & cp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & ep = elem.getPoint(2); for (unsigned int s = 0; s <= sections; s++) { const float t = 1.0f * s / sections; const Point pt = PointOnBezier(t, currentpoint, cp1, cp2, ep); //nolw drawVertex(pt, false); printPoint(pt,10); } //nolw buffer << " 0\nSEQEND\n 8\n0\n"; } } #if 0 const polysplines = false; // old try using polyline and splines - but doesn't seem to work // Polylines with type spline seem to have as well the approximating lines. // draw them just as polygon through the edge and control points (I know, this is not correct) if (0) { buffer << " 0\nPOLYLINE\n 8\n0\n"; // color if (!colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\n"; // vertex flag (always 1) buffer << " 66\n 1\n"; // base point printPoint(Point(0.0f,0.0f) 10)); // buffer << " 10\n0.0\n 20\n0.0\n 30\n0.0\n"; if (polysplines) { // start and end line width buffer << " 40\n" << lineWidth << "\n 41\n" << lineWidth << "\n"; // polytype flag : always open curve buffer << " 70\n 4\n"; // degree 5 means spline of degree 3 buffer << " 75\n 5\n"; } drawVertex(currentPoint, polysplines, polysplines ? 48 : 0); for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); drawVertex(p, polysplines, polysplines ? 16 : 0); currentPoint = p; } buffer << " 0\nSEQEND\n 8\n0\n"; #endif void drvDXF::show_path() { if (Pdriverdesc && Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsCurveto) { Point currentPoint(0.0f, 0.0f); const Point firstPoint = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); currentPoint = p; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); drawLine(currentPoint, p); currentPoint = p; } break; case closepath: drawLine(currentPoint, firstPoint); break; case curveto:{ switch (splinemode) { case aspolyline: curvetoAsPolyLine(elem, currentPoint); break; case assinglespline: curvetoAsOneSpline(elem, currentPoint); break; case asmultispline: curvetoAsMultiSpline(elem, currentPoint); break; case asnurb: curvetoAsNurb(elem, currentPoint); break; case asbspline: curvetoAsBSpline(elem, currentPoint); break; case asbezier: curvetoAsBezier(elem, currentPoint); break; } currentPoint = elem.getPoint(2); } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvdxf " << endl; abort(); break; } // end switch } // end for } else if (options->polyaslines) { // Curveto not supported // not used, since lines can't have a width // || // it's just a simple line // ((numberOfElementsInPath() == 2) // && (pathElement(0).getType() == moveto) // && (pathElement(1).getType() == lineto)) for (unsigned int t = 1; t < numberOfElementsInPath(); t++) { const Point & p = pathElement(t - 1).getPoint(0); const Point & q = pathElement(t).getPoint(0); drawLine(p, q); } } else { if (wantedLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName()))) { // no curveto and not forced to draw LINEs - use PolyLine/VERTEX then buffer << " 0\nPOLYLINE\n"; // layer writeLayer(currentR(), currentG(), currentB(),DXFLayers::normalizeColorName(currentColorName())); // color if (!options->colorsToLayers) buffer << " 62\n " << DXFColor::getDXFColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\n"; // vertex flag (always 1) buffer << " 66\n 1\n"; // base point printPoint(Point(0.0f,0.0f), 10); // buffer << " 10\n0.0\n 20\n0.0\n 30\n0.0\n"; if (isPolygon()) { buffer << " 70\n 1\n"; } // start and end line width { const float lineWidth = currentLineWidth(); buffer << " 40\n" << lineWidth << "\n 41\n" << lineWidth << "\n"; } for (unsigned int t = 0; t < numberOfElementsInPath(); t++) { const Point & p = pathElement(t).getPoint(0); drawVertex(p, true, 0); } buffer << " 0\nSEQEND\n"" 8\n0\n"; } } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvDXF > D_dxf("dxf", "CAD exchange format","", "dxf", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvDXF > D_dxf_s("dxf_s", "CAD exchange format with splines","", "dxf", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvdxf.h0000644000175500010010000001267712137224255012467 00000000000000#ifndef __drvDXF_h #define __drvDXF_h /* drvDXF.h : This file is part of pstoedit Interface for new driver backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvDXF : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvDXF); // (const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream ,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvDXF(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > polyaslines ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > mm ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > colorsToLayers ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splineaspolyline ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splineasnurb ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splineasbspline ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splineassinglespline ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splineasmultispline ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splineasbezier ; OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > splineprecision ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > dumplayernames ; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > layerpositivfilter; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > layernegativfilter; DriverOptions(): polyaslines(true,"-polyaslines",0,0,"use LINE instead of POLYLINE in DXF",0,false), mm(true,"-mm",0,0,"use mm coordinates instead of points in DXF (mm=pt/72*25.4)",0,false), colorsToLayers(true,"-ctl",0,0,"map colors to layers",0,false), splineaspolyline(true,"-splineaspolyline",0,0,"approximate splines with PolyLines (only for -f dxf_s)",0,false), splineasnurb(true,"-splineasnurb",0,0,"experimental (only for -f dxf_s)",0,false), splineasbspline(true,"-splineasbspline",0,0,"experimental (only for -f dxf_s)",0,false), splineassinglespline(true,"-splineassinglespline",0,0,"experimental (only for -f dxf_s)",0,false), splineasmultispline(true,"-splineasmultispline",0,0,"experimental (only for -f dxf_s)",0,false), splineasbezier(true,"-splineasbezier",0,0,"use Bezier splines in DXF format (only for -f dxf_s)",0,false), splineprecision(true,"-splineprecision","number",0, "number of samples to take from spline curve when doing approximation with -splineaspolyline or -splineasmultispline - should be >=2 (default 5)",0,5 ), dumplayernames(true,"-dumplayernames",0,0,"dump all layer names found to standard output",0,false), layerpositivfilter(true,"-layers","string",0,"layers to be shown (comma separated list of layer names, no space)",0,(const char *)""), layernegativfilter(true,"-layerfilter","string",0,"layers to be hidden (comma separated list of layer names, no space)",0,(const char *)"") { ADD(polyaslines); ADD(mm); ADD(colorsToLayers); ADD(splineaspolyline); ADD(splineasnurb); ADD(splineasbspline); ADD(splineassinglespline); ADD(splineasmultispline); ADD(splineasbezier); ADD(splineprecision); ADD(dumplayernames); ADD(layerpositivfilter); ADD(layernegativfilter); } }*options; private: void drawVertex(const Point & p, bool withlinewidth, int val70 = 0); void drawLine(const Point & start,const Point & end); void curvetoAsOneSpline(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint); void curvetoAsMultiSpline(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint); void curvetoAsPolyLine(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint); void curvetoAsNurb(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint); void curvetoAsBSpline(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint); void curvetoAsBezier(const basedrawingelement & elem, const Point & currentpoint); void writeHandle(ostream & outs) ; void writeLayer(float r, float g, float b,const RSString& colorName) ; void writelayerentry(ostream & outf, unsigned int color, const char * layername); bool wantedLayer(float r, float g, float b,const RSString& colorName) ; // layer shall be written RSString calculateLayerString(float r, float g, float b,const RSString& colorName) ; void printPoint(const Point & p, unsigned short add ); void writesplinetype(const unsigned short stype); enum dxfsplinetype {aspolyline, assinglespline, asmultispline, asnurb, asbspline, asbezier} splinemode; // int polyaslines; // dump polygons as lines // bool mm; //wether to use mm instead of points bool formatis14 ; // whether to use acad 14 format // unsigned int splineprecision; // bool colorsToLayers; const char * header_prelayer1; const char * header_prelayer2; const char * header_postlayer; const char * trailer; class DXFLayers * layers; long handleint; double scalefactor; TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); NOCOPYANDASSIGN(drvDXF) }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvfig.cpp0000644000175500010010000006756512137224252013011 00000000000000/* drvFIG.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Based on the skeleton for the implementation of new backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* FIG 3.1 driver by Ian MacPhedran (Ian_MacPhedran_AT_engr.usask.ca) April 1995 Color support and conversion to use C++ streams done by Wolfgang Glunz Object depth support by Gerhard Kircher March 1996 Curves and image support by Leszek Piotrowicz July 1997 Support for xfig format 3.2 (X-Splines) by Wolfgang Glunz Support for subpaths by Burkhard Plaum Change to level calculation Ian MacPhedran November 2000 Simplify - remove superfluous 3.1 code Ian MacPhedran December 2000 Use quintic interpolated X-Splines Ian MacPhedran December 2000 Fix for font scaling - Thanks to Robert K. Nelson - Ian MacPhedran April 2002 */ #include "drvfig.h" // for sprintf #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream #include I_iomanip static const float PntFig = 1200.0f / 72.0f; static const char *colorstring(float r, float g, float b) { static char buffer[15]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(buffer,15), "%s%.2x%.2x%.2x", "#", (unsigned int) (r * 255 + 0.5), (unsigned int) (g * 255 + 0.5), (unsigned int) (b * 255 + 0.5)); return buffer; } static const char *fig_default_colors[] = { "#000000", "#0000ff", "#00ff00", "#00ffff", "#ff0000", "#ff00ff", "#ffff00", "#ffffff", "#000090", "#0000b0", "#0000d0", "#87ceff", "#009000", "#00b000", "#00d000", "#009090", "#00b0b0", "#00d0d0", "#900000", "#b00000", "#d00000", "#900090", "#b000b0", "#d000d0", "#803000", "#a04000", "#c06000", "#ff8080", "#ffa0a0", "#ffc0c0", "#ffe0e0", "#ffd700" }; const int defaults = sizeof(fig_default_colors) / sizeof(char *); static ColorTable colorTable(fig_default_colors, defaults, colorstring); static unsigned int registercolor(float r, float g, float b) { return colorTable.getColorIndex(r, g, b); } static void dumpnewcolors(ostream & theoutStream) { unsigned int current = defaults; const char *colstring = 0; while ((colstring = colorTable.getColorString(current)) != 0) { theoutStream << "0 " << current << " " << colstring << endl; current++; } } drvFIG::derivedConstructor(drvFIG): constructBase, buffer(tempFile.asOutput()), imgcount(1), format(32), //startdepth(999), //use_correct_font_size(false), glob_min_x(0), glob_max_x(0), glob_min_y(0), glob_max_y(0), loc_min_x(0), loc_max_x(0), loc_min_y(0), loc_max_y(0), glo_bbox_flag(0), loc_bbox_flag(0) { // driver specific initializations // float depth_in_inches = 11; // bool show_usage_line = false; #if 0 for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); //lint !e796 !e1776 if (Verbose()) outf << "% " << d_argv[i] << endl; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-startdepth") == 0) { i++; if (i >= d_argc) { errf << "-startdepth requires a depth in the range of 0-999" << endl; show_usage_line = true; } else { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); //lint !e796 !e1776 startdepth = (int) atoi(d_argv[i]); } // } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i],"-f31") == 0) { // format = 31; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-depth") == 0) { i++; if (i >= d_argc) { errf << "-depth requires a depth in inches" << endl; show_usage_line = true; } else { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); //lint !e796 !e1776 depth_in_inches = (float) atof(d_argv[i]); } } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-metric") == 0) { units = "Metric"; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-help") == 0) { errf << "-help Show this message" << endl; errf << "-depth # Set the page depth in inches" << endl; errf << "-metric # Set display to use centimeters" << endl; errf << "-startdepth # Set the initial depth (default 999)" << endl; show_usage_line = true; } else { errf << "Unknown fig driver option: " << d_argv[i] << endl; show_usage_line = true; } } if (show_usage_line) { errf << "Usage -f 'fig: [-help] [-depth #] [-startdepth #]'" << endl; } #endif const char *units = (options->metric) ? "Metric" : "Inches"; // Set the papersize const char *paper_size = (options->depth_in_inches <= 11.0 ? "Letter" : "A4"); // set FIG specific values currentDeviceHeight = options->depth_in_inches * 1200.0f ; // We use objectId as depth value. // We need this because editing will reorder objects of equal depth, // which has an undesireable effect if objects overlap. // Depth must be in the range 0..999 (FIG 3.1). // If we have more than 1000 objects this will get negative and // xfig will set negative depth values to zero. // This feature will thus become useless if we have more // than 1000 objects. This is an xfig limitation. objectId = options->startdepth + 1; // +1 because a predecrement is done when used x_offset = 0.0; y_offset = currentDeviceHeight; // output buffer, needed because // color entries must be written at // top of output file, but are known // only after processing the full input // print the header part outf << "#FIG 3.2\nPortrait\nFlush left\n" << units << "\n" << paper_size << "\n100.00\nSingle\n0\n1200 2\n"; } drvFIG::~drvFIG() { dumpnewcolors(outf); // now we can copy the buffer the output ifstream & inbuffer = tempFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer, outf); options=0; } unsigned int drvFIG::nrOfCurvetos() const { unsigned int nr = 0; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); if (elem.getType() == curveto) nr++; } return nr; } void drvFIG::prpoint(ostream & os, const Point & p, bool withspaceatend) const { os << (int) (PntFig * p.x_ + 0.5f) << " " << (int) (y_offset - (PntFig * p.y_) + 0.5f); if (withspaceatend) os << " "; } // static int nd_calls=0; Debug // bounding box void drvFIG::new_depth() { // errf << "Called #" << nd_calls++ << "\n"; Debug if (glo_bbox_flag == 0) { glob_max_y = loc_max_y; glob_min_y = loc_min_y; glob_max_x = loc_max_x; glob_min_x = loc_min_x; glo_bbox_flag = 1; } else { if ((loc_max_y <= glob_min_y) || (loc_min_y >= glob_max_y) || (loc_max_x <= glob_min_x) || (loc_min_x >= glob_max_x)) { // outside global bounds, increase global box if (loc_max_y > glob_max_y) glob_max_y = loc_max_y; if (loc_min_y < glob_min_y) glob_min_y = loc_min_y; if (loc_max_x > glob_max_x) glob_max_x = loc_max_x; if (loc_min_x < glob_min_x) glob_min_x = loc_min_x; } else { // inside global bounds, decrease depth and create new bounds // errf << " Overlap detected\n" // << " Local " << loc_min_x << ", " << loc_min_y // << ", " << loc_max_x << ", " << loc_max_y << "\n" // << "Global " << glob_min_x << ", " << glob_min_y // << ", " << glob_max_x << ", " << glob_max_y << "\n"; Debug glob_max_y = loc_max_y; glob_min_y = loc_min_y; glob_max_x = loc_max_x; glob_min_x = loc_min_x; if (objectId) objectId--; // don't let it get < 0 // errf << " Depth increased " << objectId << "\n"; Debug } } loc_bbox_flag = 0; } void drvFIG::addtobbox(const Point & p) { if (loc_bbox_flag == 0) { loc_max_y = p.y_; loc_min_y = p.y_; loc_max_x = p.x_; loc_min_x = p.x_; loc_bbox_flag = 1; } else { if (loc_max_y < p.y_) loc_max_y = p.y_; if (loc_min_y > p.y_) loc_min_y = p.y_; if (loc_max_x < p.x_) loc_max_x = p.x_; if (loc_min_x > p.x_) loc_min_x = p.x_; } } void drvFIG::print_polyline_coords() { int j = 0; // const Point & p; unsigned int last = numberOfElementsInPath() - 1; for (unsigned int n = 0; n <= last; n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); if (j == 0) { buffer << "\t"; } switch (elem.getType()) { case lineto: case moveto: { const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); prpoint(buffer, p, (n != last)); } break; case closepath: { const Point & p = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); prpoint(buffer, p, (n != last)); } break; case curveto: default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvfig " << endl; abort(); break; } j++; if (j == 5) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; } } if (j != 0) { buffer << "\n"; } } // print edge points void drvFIG::print_spline_coords1() { // IJMP - need curr_point Point P1; int j = 0; unsigned int last = numberOfElementsInPath() - 1; for (unsigned int n = 0; n <= last; n++) { if (j == 0) { buffer << "\t"; } const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); prpoint(buffer, p, (n != last)); P1 = p; } j++; if (j == 5) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; } break; case curveto: { // IJMP - change to quintic spline // put all points, middle points will have control value 1 // IJMP = do bezier fit const Point & P2 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & P3 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & P4 = elem.getPoint(2); for (int cp = 1; cp <= 5; cp++) { const Point p = PointOnBezier((cp * 0.2f), P1, P2, P3, P4); // p.x_ = bezpnt((cp * 0.2f), P1.x_, P2.x_, P3.x_, P4.x_); // p.y_ = bezpnt((cp * 0.2f), P1.y_, P2.y_, P3.y_, P4.y_); prpoint(buffer, p, !((n == last) && (cp == 5))); j++; if (j == 5) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; } // if ((j == 0) && (cp != 5) && ( n+1 != (numberOfElementsInPath()))) { buffer << "\t"; } if ((j == 0) && (n != (numberOfElementsInPath()))) { buffer << "\t"; } } P1 = P4; } break; case closepath: { const Point & p = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); P1 = p; prpoint(buffer, p, (n != last)); } j++; if (j == 5) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvfig " << endl; abort(); break; } } if (j != 0) { buffer << "\n"; } buffer << "\t"; } // print control points void drvFIG::print_spline_coords2() { int j = 0; Point lastp; int maxj = 8; unsigned int last = numberOfElementsInPath() - 1; for (unsigned int n = 0; n <= last; n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { buffer << " 0"; if (n != last) buffer << " "; j++; if (j == maxj) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; if ((n + 1) != numberOfElementsInPath()) { buffer << "\t"; } } lastp = elem.getPoint(0); } break; case lineto: { buffer << " 0"; if (n != last) buffer << " "; j++; if (j == maxj) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; if ((n + 1) != numberOfElementsInPath()) { buffer << "\t"; } } } break; case closepath: { buffer << " 0"; if (n != last) buffer << " "; j++; if (j == maxj) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; if ((n + 1) != numberOfElementsInPath()) { buffer << "\t"; } } } break; case curveto: { // IJMP - change to quintic spline // put all points, middle points will have control value -1 float kp = 0.0; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { if (i == 1) { kp = -1.0; //lint !e736 } if (i == 4) { kp = 0.0; } buffer << " " << kp; if (!((n == last) && (i == 4))) buffer << " "; j++; if (j == maxj) { j = 0; buffer << "\n"; if (!((i == 4) && ((n + 1) == numberOfElementsInPath()))) { buffer << "\t"; } } } lastp = elem.getPoint(2); } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvfig " << endl; abort(); break; } } if (j != 0) { buffer << endl; } } void drvFIG::close_page() { // Well, since FIG doesn't support multipage output, we'll move down // 11 inches and start again. y_offset += currentDeviceHeight; // reset depth counter objectId = options->startdepth + 1; // also changed to 499 } void drvFIG::open_page() { } struct FontTableType { int index; const char * fontname; }; // // FIG 3.1 uses an index for the popular fonts: // // (we cannot make this array local to drvFIG::show_textstring // because some CCs don't support that yet. static const FontTableType FigPSFonts[] = { {0,"Times-Roman"}, {1,"Times-Italic"}, {2,"Times-Bold"}, {3,"Times-BoldItalic"}, {4,"AvantGarde-Book"}, {5,"AvantGarde-BookOblique"}, {6,"AvantGarde-Demi"}, {7,"AvantGarde-DemiOblique"}, {8,"Bookman-Light"}, {9,"Bookman-LightItalic"}, {10,"Bookman-Demi"}, {11,"Bookman-DemiItalic"}, {12,"Courier"}, {13,"Courier-Oblique"}, {14,"Courier-Bold"}, {15,"Courier-BoldOblique"}, {16,"Helvetica"}, {17,"Helvetica-Oblique"}, {18,"Helvetica-Bold"}, {19,"Helvetica-BoldOblique"}, {20,"Helvetica-Narrow"}, {21,"Helvetica-Narrow-Oblique"}, {22,"Helvetica-Narrow-Bold"}, {23,"Helvetica-Narrow-BoldOblique"}, {24,"NewCenturySchlbk-Roman"}, {25,"NewCenturySchlbk-Italic"}, {26,"NewCenturySchlbk-Bold"}, {27,"NewCenturySchlbk-BoldItalic"}, {28,"Palatino-Roman"}, {29,"Palatino-Italic"}, {30,"Palatino-Bold"}, {31,"Palatino-BoldItalic"}, {32,"Symbol"}, {33,"ZapfChancery-MediumItalic"}, {34,"ZapfDingbats"} }; static const size_t MaxPSFntnum = sizeof(FigPSFonts) / sizeof(FontTableType) - 1; /* For font_flags bit 2 = 0 (LaTeX fonts): 0 Default font 1 Roman 2 Bold 3 Italic 4 Sans Serif 5 Typewriter */ static const FontTableType FigLaTeXFonts[] = { {0,"Default font"}, {0,"Default"}, {0,"Defaultfont"}, {1,"Roman"}, {2,"Bold"}, {3,"Italic"}, {4,"Sans Serif"}, {4,"Sans-Serif"}, {4,"SansSerif"}, {4,"Sansserif"}, {5,"Typewriter"} }; static const size_t MaxLaTeXFntnum = sizeof(FigLaTeXFonts) / sizeof(FontTableType) - 1; static int getfigFontnumber(const char *fname,const FontTableType *FigFonts, unsigned int MaxFntNum) { const size_t fntlength = strlen(fname); for ( unsigned int i = 0; i <= MaxFntNum; i++) { if (fntlength == strlen(FigFonts[i].fontname)) { if (strncmp(fname, FigFonts[i].fontname, fntlength) == 0) return FigFonts[i].index; } } return -1; } void drvFIG::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { const float toRadians = 3.14159265359f / 180.0f; /* The font_flags field is defined as follows: Bit Description 0 Rigid text (text doesn't scale when scaling compound objects) 1 Special text (for LaTeX) 2 PostScript font (otherwise LaTeX font is used) 3 Hidden text */ /* Notation for font names: ((LaTeX|PostScript|)(::special)::)FontName Examples: LaTeX::Fontname LaTeX::special::Fontname FontName PostScript::special::Fontname ::special::Fontname (same as Postscript::special::Fontname) */ int fontflags = 4; // fontflags (bit vector) // 4 is 0100 - PostScript int FigFontNum = 0; const char * const specialindex = strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(),"::special::"); const bool special = (specialindex != 0); if (!strncmp(textinfo.currentFontName.value(),"LaTeX::",7) ) { // it is a LaTeX Font fontflags = special ? 2 : 0 ; // 0010 or 0000 - LaTeX const char* fontname = special ? (specialindex + 11) : ( textinfo.currentFontName.value() + 7); FigFontNum = getfigFontnumber(fontname,FigLaTeXFonts,MaxLaTeXFntnum); // debug cout << "LaTeX::" << (const char *) (special ? "special" : "normal") << "::"<< fontname << " " <use_correct_font_size) { // formerly xfig used scaled font sizes and not the X11 font sizes localFontSize = (((float)localFontSize * 80.0f) / 72.0f) + 0.5f; } const float FigHeight = PntFig * localFontSize; const float FigLength = FigHeight * strlen(textinfo.thetext.value()); const float PSHeight = localFontSize; const float PSLength = PSHeight * strlen(textinfo.thetext.value()); // Calculate BBox if (textinfo.currentFontAngle == 0) { addtobbox(Point(textinfo.x, textinfo.y)); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x + PSLength), (textinfo.y + PSHeight))); } else if (textinfo.currentFontAngle == 90) { addtobbox(Point(textinfo.x, textinfo.y)); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x - PSHeight), (textinfo.y + PSLength))); } else if (textinfo.currentFontAngle == 180) { addtobbox(Point(textinfo.x, textinfo.y)); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x - PSLength), (textinfo.y - PSHeight))); } else if (textinfo.currentFontAngle == 270) { addtobbox(Point(textinfo.x, textinfo.y)); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x + PSHeight), (textinfo.y - PSLength))); } else { // To simplify this, a box of width 2*PSLength centered on textinfo.(x,y) used addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x - PSLength), (textinfo.y + PSLength))); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x + PSLength), (textinfo.y + PSLength))); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x - PSLength), (textinfo.y - PSLength))); addtobbox(Point((textinfo.x + PSLength), (textinfo.y - PSLength))); } buffer << "# text\n"; new_depth(); buffer << "4 0 "; // 4 means text, 0 left justified buffer << color; if (objectId) objectId--; // don't let it get < 0 buffer << " " << objectId // depth << " -1 " // pen_style - not used << FigFontNum << " " << (int) localFontSize << " " << textinfo.currentFontAngle * toRadians << " " << fontflags << " " << FigHeight << " " << FigLength << " " << (int) (PntFig * textinfo.x + 0.5f) << " " << (int) (y_offset - (PntFig * textinfo.y) + 0.5f) << " " << textinfo.thetext.value() << "\\001\n"; } void drvFIG::bbox_path() { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfElementsInPath(); i++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(i); switch (elem.getType()) { case curveto: { addtobbox(elem.getPoint(0)); addtobbox(elem.getPoint(1)); addtobbox(elem.getPoint(2)); break; } case moveto: case lineto: { addtobbox(elem.getPoint(0)); break; } case closepath: default: { // will get caught later break; } } } new_depth(); } void drvFIG::show_path() { float localLineWidth = currentLineWidth(); localLineWidth *= 80.0f/72.0f; // xfig scales width differently - added in 3.50 - wogl // dont know whether this should be synchronized with -usecorrectfontsize option. /* 3.50: Originally, the resolution of Fig lines was 1/80 inch, and it was thought that the line width of "1" looked too thick, so it was reduced. Therefore, the final width of lines in PostScript/EPS is: Figwidth == 1: 7.5 Figwidth > 1: (Figwidth-1)*15 Regards, Brian Smith in reverse: l < (15+7.5)/2 : f = 1 f = (l /15) + 1 */ const float boundaryforOneCase = (((15.0f + 7.5f)/2.0f) / 15.0f); // 0.75 // if calculated linewidth is (without "+1 correction") > 0.75 // then apply correction by 1 // for the 0.75 case itself it means - map it to 1.75 and from there to 2 // if it is < 0.75, then leave it so and create in fig a 1 ( (int) 0.75+0.5 ) if (Verbose() ) { cerr << "localLineWidth " << localLineWidth << " b " << boundaryforOneCase << endl; } if (localLineWidth > boundaryforOneCase) { localLineWidth += 1.0f; // see above } else { // line width of 0 remain 0 - everything else is at least 1 if ((localLineWidth < 0.0) || ((localLineWidth > 0.0) && (localLineWidth <= 1.0))) { localLineWidth = 1.0; } } unsigned int linestyle = 0; switch (currentLineType()) { case solid: linestyle = 0; break; case dashed: linestyle = 1; break; case dotted: linestyle = 2; break; case dashdot: linestyle = 3; break; case dashdotdot: linestyle = 4; break; } const unsigned int linecap = currentLineCap(); const unsigned int linejoin = currentLineJoin(); // Calculate BBox bbox_path(); const unsigned int curvetos = nrOfCurvetos(); if (curvetos == 0) // polyline { buffer << "# polyline\n"; buffer << "2 1 " << linestyle << " " << (int) (localLineWidth + 0.5f) << " "; const unsigned int color = registercolor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()); const int fill_or_nofill = (currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) ? -1 : 20; if (objectId) objectId--; // don't let it get < 0 buffer << color << " " << color << " " << objectId << " 0 " << fill_or_nofill << " " << "4.0" << " " << linejoin << " " << linecap //" 0 0" << " 0 0 0 "; // 4.0 is the gap spec. we could also derive this from the input buffer << (int) (numberOfElementsInPath()) << "\n"; print_polyline_coords(); } else // contains at least one curveto { buffer << "# spline\n"; // 3 2 means "open interpolated spline" buffer << "3 4 " << linestyle << " " << (int) (localLineWidth + 0.5f) << " "; const unsigned int color = registercolor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()); const int fill_or_nofill = (currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) ? -1 : 20; if (objectId) objectId--; // don't let it get < 0 buffer << color << " " << color << " " << objectId << " 0 " << fill_or_nofill << " " << "4.0" << //" 0" " " << linecap << " 0 0 "; // 4.0 is the gap spec. we could also derive this from the input // IJMP - change to quintic spline - 5 pnts per spline, not 3 buffer << numberOfElementsInPath() + 5 * curvetos - curvetos << "\n"; print_spline_coords1(); print_spline_coords2(); } } void drvFIG::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (outBaseName == "") { errf << "images cannot be handled via standard output. Use an output file " << endl; return; } if (imageinfo.isFileImage) { // use imageinfo.FileName; /* outf << "" << endl; */ Point ll, ur; imageinfo.getBoundingBox(ll, ur); // Calculate BBox addtobbox(ll); addtobbox(ur); Point fig_ur(PntFig * ur.x_, y_offset - PntFig * ll.y_); Point fig_ll(PntFig * ll.x_, y_offset - PntFig * ur.y_); // first output link to an external *.eps file into *.fig file buffer << "# image\n"; new_depth(); buffer << "2 5 0 1 -1 -1 "; if (objectId) objectId--; // don't let it get < 0 buffer << objectId << " 0 -1 0.000 0 0 -1 0 0 5\n"; buffer << "\t0 " << imageinfo.FileName << "\n"; buffer << "\t" << (int) fig_ll.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.y_; buffer << "\n"; } else { const size_t filenamelen = strlen(outBaseName.value()) + 21; char *EPSoutFileName = new char[filenamelen]; const size_t fullfilenamelen = strlen(outDirName.value()) + strlen(outBaseName.value()) + 21; char *EPSoutFullFileName = new char[fullfilenamelen]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(EPSoutFileName,filenamelen), "%s%02d.eps", outBaseName.value(), imgcount++); sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(EPSoutFullFileName,fullfilenamelen), "%s%s", outDirName.value(), EPSoutFileName); ofstream outi(EPSoutFullFileName); if (!outi) { errf << "Could not open file " << EPSoutFullFileName << " for output"; exit(1); } // remember, we have to flip the image from PostScript coord to fig coords Point ll, ur; imageinfo.getBoundingBox(ll, ur); // Calculate BBox addtobbox(ll); addtobbox(ur); Point fig_ur(PntFig * ur.x_, y_offset - PntFig * ll.y_); Point fig_ll(PntFig * ll.x_, y_offset - PntFig * ur.y_); // first output link to an external *.eps file into *.fig file buffer << "# image\n"; new_depth(); buffer << "2 5 0 1 -1 -1 "; if (objectId) objectId--; // don't let it get < 0 buffer << objectId << " 0 -1 0.000 0 0 -1 0 0 5\n"; buffer << "\t0 " << EPSoutFileName << "\n"; buffer << "\t" << (int) fig_ll.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ur.y_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.x_ << " " << (int) fig_ll.y_; buffer << "\n"; imageinfo.writeEPSImage(outi); outi.close(); delete[]EPSoutFullFileName; delete[]EPSoutFileName; } } static const char * const additionalDoku = "The xfig format driver supports special fontnames, which may be produced by using a fontmap file. " "The following types of names are supported : BREAK " "\n\\begin{verbatim}\n" "General notation: \n" "\"Postscript Font Name\" ((LaTeX|PostScript|empty)(::special)::)XFigFontName\n" " \n" "Examples:\n" "\n" "Helvetica LaTeX::SansSerif\n" "Courier LaTeX::special::Typewriter\n" "GillSans \"AvantGarde Demi\"\n" "Albertus PostScript::special::\"New Century Schoolbook Italic\" \n" "Symbol ::special::Symbol (same as Postscript::special::Symbol)\n" "\\end{verbatim}\n" "See also the file examplefigmap.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit source distribution for an example font map file for xfig. " "Please note that the Fontname has to be among those supported by xfig. " "See - \\URL{http://www.xfig.org/userman/fig-format.html} for a list of legal font names"; static DriverDescriptionT < drvFIG > D_fig( "fig", ".fig format for xfig", additionalDoku,"fig", false, true, true, true, DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvFIG > D_xfig("xfig", ".fig format for xfig", "See fig format for more details.","fig", false, true, true, true, DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvFIG > D_tfig("tfig", ".fig format for xfig", "Test only","fig", false, true, true, true, DriverDescription::png, DriverDescription::normalopen, false, false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvfig.h0000644000175500010010000000561412137224255012444 00000000000000#ifndef __drvFIG_h #define __drvFIG_h /* drvFIG.h : This file is part of pstoedit Interface for new driver backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvFIG : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvFIG); //(const char * driveroptions_P, ostream & theoutStream, ostream & theerrStream, const char* outPath_P, const char* outName_P); // Constructor ~drvFIG(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > startdepth ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > metric ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > use_correct_font_size ; OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > depth_in_inches ; DriverOptions(): startdepth(true,"-startdepth","number",0,"Set the initial depth (default 999)",0,999), metric(true,"-metric","",0,"Switch to centimeter display (default inches)",0,false), use_correct_font_size(true,"-usecorrectfontsize",0,0,"don't scale fonts for xfig. Use this if you also use this option with xfig",0,false), depth_in_inches(true,"-depth","number",0,"Set the page depth in inches (default 11)",0,11) { ADD(startdepth); ADD(metric); ADD(use_correct_font_size); ADD(depth_in_inches); } }*options; private: int objectId; TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; int imgcount; int format; // either 31 or something else // int startdepth; // Start depth for objectID (range 0 - 999) // bool use_correct_font_size; // if xfig is used in -use_correct_font_size mode as well #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); unsigned int nrOfCurvetos() const; void print_polyline_coords(); // void print_spline_coords_noxsplines(int linestyle, float localLineWidth); void prpoint(ostream & os, const Point& p,bool withspaceatend = true) const; void print_spline_coords1(); void print_spline_coords2(); void new_depth(); void addtobbox(const Point& p); void bbox_path(); // Bounding Box float glob_min_x , glob_max_x , glob_min_y , glob_max_y ; float loc_min_x , loc_max_x , loc_min_y , loc_max_y ; int glo_bbox_flag ,loc_bbox_flag ; public: void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvfuncs.h0000644000175500010010000000231712137224255013012 00000000000000/* drvfuncs.h : This file is part of pstoedit This file contains the declarations of the functions, // each driver has to implement Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ private: // yes these are private, library users should use the public interface // provided via drvbase void open_page(); void close_page(); void show_path(); // void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); // void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvgcode.cpp0000644000175500010010000001256312137224252013311 00000000000000/* drvgcode.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit simple backend for CNC g code format. Contributed / Copyright 2008 by: Lawrence Glaister VE7IT Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net (for the skeleton and the rest of pstoedit) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvgcode.h" #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream #include #include drvGCODE::derivedConstructor(drvGCODE): constructBase { // driver specific initializations } drvGCODE::~drvGCODE() { options=0; } void drvGCODE::open_page() { //date and time of convertion time_t kz = time(NULL);; struct tm *ozt = localtime(&kz); static char sdate[30]; strftime(sdate, (size_t) 30, "%c", ozt); outf << "( Generated by pstoedit " << version << " from " << inFileName.value() << " at " << sdate << " )\n"; outf << "( gcode output module by Lawrence Glaister VE7IT )\n"; outf << "G20 ( set inches mode )\n"; outf << "G90 ( absolute distance mode )\n"; outf << "G17 ( XY plane )\n"; outf << "G64 P0.003 ( continuous mode with path tolerance )\n"; outf << "#1000 = 0.100 ( safe Z )\n"; outf << "#1001 = 10.0 ( feedrate )\n"; outf << "#1002 = -0.010 ( cutting depth )\n"; outf << "( mirror about X by setting scale factor negative )\n"; outf << "#1003 = 0.0139 ( X points to inches scale factor =1/72 )\n"; outf << "#1004 = 0.0139 ( Y points to inches scale factor =1/72 )\n"; outf << "M3 S15000 ( spindle cw at 15000rpm )\n"; outf << "G4 P2 ( let spindle get to speed )\n"; outf << "M7 ( mist coolant on )\n"; outf << "G01 Z#1000 F#1001\n"; } void drvGCODE::close_page() { outf << "G00 Z#1000 ( safe Z )\n"; outf << "M5 ( spindle off )\n"; outf << "M9 ( coolant off )\n"; outf << "M2 ( end of program )\n"; } void drvGCODE::show_path() { Point currentPoint(0.0f, 0.0f); const Point firstPoint = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\nG00 Z#1000\n"; outf << "G00 X[#1003*" << p.x_ << "] Y[#1004*" << p.y_ << "]\n"; outf << "G01 Z#1002\n"; currentPoint = p; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "G01 X[#1003*" << p.x_ << "] Y[#1004*" << p.y_ << "]\n"; currentPoint = p; } break; case closepath: outf << "G01 X[#1003*" << firstPoint.x_ << "] Y[#1004*" << firstPoint.y_ << "]\n"; break; case curveto:{ const Point & cp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & cp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & ep = elem.getPoint(2); // curve is approximated with a variable number or linear segments. // fitpoints should be somewhere between 5 and 50 for reasonable page size plots // we compute distance between current point and endpoint and use that to help // pick the number of segments to use. const float dist = (float) pythagoras((float)(ep.x_ - currentPoint.x_),(float)(ep.y_ - currentPoint.y_)); unsigned int fitpoints = (unsigned int)(dist / 10.0); if ( fitpoints < 5 ) fitpoints = 5; if ( fitpoints > 50 ) fitpoints = 50; for (unsigned int s = 1; s < fitpoints; s++) { const float t = 1.0f * s / (fitpoints - 1); const Point pt = PointOnBezier(t, currentPoint, cp1, cp2, ep); outf << " G01 X[#1003*" << pt.x_ << "] Y[#1004*" << pt.y_ << "]\n"; } currentPoint = ep; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvgcode " << endl; abort(); break; } } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvGCODE > D_gcode("gcode", "emc2 gcode format", "See also: \\URL{http://linuxcnc.org/} ","gcode", false, // if backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // if backend supports curves false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvgcode.h0000644000175500010010000000225612137224255012757 00000000000000#ifndef __drvGCODE_H #define __drvGCODE_H /* drvGCODE.h : This file is part of pstoedit Contributed / Copyright 2008 by: Lawrence Glaister VE7IT Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz@pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvGCODE : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvGCODE); ~drvGCODE(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; private: #include "drvfuncs.h" }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvgnplt.cpp0000644000175500010010000000524212137224252013350 00000000000000/* drvGNUPLOT.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit simple backend for GNUplot format. Contributed by: Carsten Hammer (chammer_AT_hermes.hrz.uni-bielefeld.de) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net (for the skeleton and the rest of pstoedit) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvgnplt.h" #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream drvGNUPLOT::derivedConstructor(drvGNUPLOT): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): constructBase { // driver specific initializations } drvGNUPLOT::~drvGNUPLOT() { options=0; } void drvGNUPLOT::close_page() { outf << "#Seite beendet.\n"; } void drvGNUPLOT::open_page() { outf << "#Neue Seite\n"; } void drvGNUPLOT::show_path() { outf << "\n#Polyline:\n"; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); outf << p.x_ << " " << p.y_ << "\n"; } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvGNUPLOT > D_gnuplot("gnuplot", "gnuplot format", "","gnuplot", false, // if backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvgnplt.h0000644000175500010010000000251212137224255013015 00000000000000#ifndef __drvGNPLT_H #define __drvGNPLT_H /* drvGNPLT.h : This file is part of pstoedit simple backend for GNUplot format. Contributed by: Carsten Hammer (chammer@hermes.hrz.uni-bielefeld.de) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvGNUPLOT : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvGNUPLOT); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvGNUPLOT(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; private: #include "drvfuncs.h" }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvgschem.cpp0000644000175500010010000000577012137224252013500 00000000000000/* drvgschem.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit simple backend for Gschem format. Contributed / Copyright 2004 by: Mark Rages Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net (for the skeleton and the rest of pstoedit) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvgschem.h" #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream drvGSCHEM::derivedConstructor(drvGSCHEM): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): constructBase { // driver specific initializations outf << "v 20040111 1\n"; } drvGSCHEM::~drvGSCHEM() { options=0; } void drvGSCHEM::close_page() { //outf << "#Seite beendet.\n"; } void drvGSCHEM::open_page() { // outf << "#Neue Seite\n"; } const float SCALE = (1000.0f/72.0f); void drvGSCHEM::show_path() { // outf << "\n#Polyline:\n"; for (unsigned int n = 1; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const Point & p1 = pathElement(n-1).getPoint(0); const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); outf << "L "; outf << (int)(p1.x_*SCALE) << " " << (int)(p1.y_*SCALE) << " " << (int)(p.x_*SCALE) << " " << (int)(p.y_*SCALE) << " 3 0 0 0 -1 -1\n"; } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvGSCHEM > D_gschem("gschem", "gschem format", "See also: \\URL{http://www.geda.seul.org/tools/gschem/} ","gschem", false, // if backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvgschem.h0000644000175500010010000000241212137224255013136 00000000000000#ifndef __drvGSCHEM_H #define __drvGSCHEM_H /* drvGSCHEM.h : This file is part of pstoedit Contributed / Copyright 2004 by: Mark Rages Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz@pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvGSCHEM : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvGSCHEM); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvGSCHEM(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; private: #include "drvfuncs.h" }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvhpgl.cpp0000644000175500010010000004042212137224252013155 00000000000000/* drvHPGL.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit HPGL / HPGL2 Device driver supporting text commands Copyright (C) 1993 - 2001 Peter Katzmann p.katzmann_AT_thiesen.com Copyright (C) 2001 Peter Kuhlemann kuhlemannp_AT_genrad.com Copyright (C) 2002 - 2003 Peter Kuhlemann peter.kuhlemann_AT_teradyne.com Copyright (C) 2000 - 2013 Glunz (fill support, improved color handling) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. Aug 21, 2001: Donald Arseneau (asnd_AT_triumf.ca) adds pen changes when color changes. Changed sections are delimited by: // Start DA hpgl color addition // End DA hpgl color addition for more info about HPGL see: http://lprng.sourceforge.net/DISTRIB/RESOURCES/HPGL_short_summary.html http://www.multicam.com/main/mat/hpgl.htm http://www.piclist.com/techref/language/hpgl.htm http://www.piclist.com/techref/language/hpgl/commands.htm */ #define USESPRINTF 1 #include "drvhpgl.h" #include #include I_stdio //version up to 3.50 static const float HPGLScale = 10.0f; // see comments below in open-page area. static const float HPGLScale = 1016.0f/72.0f; void drvHPGL::rot(double &x, double &y, int angle) { double tmp; switch (angle) { case 90: tmp = x; x = -y; y = tmp; break; case 180: x = -x; y = -y; break; case 270: tmp = x; x = y; y = -tmp; break; default: break; } } drvHPGL::derivedConstructor(drvHPGL): constructBase, // Start DA hpgl color addition prevColor(0), maxPen(0), currentPen(0), penColors(0) // End DA hpgl color addition { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file if (strcmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "pcl") == 0) { options->hpgl2 = true; } if (options->rot90) rotation = 90; else if (options->rot180) rotation = 180; else if (options->rot270) rotation = 270; else rotation = 0; // if (0) { // const char esc = (char) 27; // outf << esc << ".(;"; // } errf << "Info: This HPGL/PCL driver is not very elaborated - consider using -f plot-hpgl or plot-pcl instead." << endl; // will be written by open_page() outf << "IN;SC;PU;PU;SP1;LT;VS" << (int) HPGLScale << "\n"; // read pen colors from file. if (options->pencolorsfromfile) { if (drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() != "") { // *p = '\0'; RSString test(drvbase::pstoeditDataDir()); test += directoryDelimiter; test += "drvhpgl"; // options.drivername.value; test += ".pencolors"; // errf << "testing for :" << test.value() << endl; if (fileExists(test.value())) { if (Verbose()) { errf << "loading pen colors from " << test.value() << endl; } const unsigned int numberofpens = readPenColors(errf, test.value(),true); penColors = new HPGLColor[numberofpens]; const HPGLColor initvalue = {0.0f,0.0f,0.0f,0}; for (unsigned int p = 0; p < numberofpens; p++) { penColors[p] = initvalue; } maxPen = numberofpens; (void) readPenColors(errf, test.value(),false); if (Verbose() ){ errf << "read " << numberofpens << " colors from file " << test.value() << endl; } } else { errf << "could not read pen colors from file - " << test.value() << " does not exist" << endl; } } else { errf << "could not read pen colors from file - pstoedit Data Directory is unknown" << endl; } } else { penColors = new HPGLColor[options->maxPenColors + 1 + 1]; // 1 offset - 0 is not used // one more for flint ;-) const HPGLColor initvalue = {0.0f,0.0f,0.0f,0}; for (unsigned int p = 0; p <= (unsigned int) options->maxPenColors + 1; p++) { penColors[p] = initvalue; } } } drvHPGL::~drvHPGL() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file // should be done either here or in close_page outf << "PU;PA0,0;SP;EC;PG1;EC1;OE\n"; // fillinstruction = NIL; delete [] penColors; penColors = NIL; options = NIL; } static unsigned int intColor(float R, float G, float B) { return 256 * (unsigned int) (R * 16) + 16 * (unsigned int) (G * 16) + (unsigned int) (B * 16); } unsigned int drvHPGL::readPenColors(ostream & errstream, const char *filename, bool justcount) { if (!fileExists(filename)) { errstream << "Could not open font map file " << filename << endl; return 0; } ifstream infile(filename); int count = 0; unsigned int penid; char c; while (!infile.eof() ) { infile >> penid; if (!infile) { infile.clear(); infile >> c; // cout << "read char " << c << endl; if (c == '#') { // skip chars till EOL infile.ignore(256,'\n'); } } else { // cout << "read float " << penid << endl; float R,G,B; // simple parsing: when reading first float, we expect 3 additional ones infile >> R >> G >> B ; if (!justcount) { if (penid < maxPen) { penColors[penid].R=R; penColors[penid].G=G; penColors[penid].B=B; penColors[penid].intColor = intColor(R,G,B); } else { errf << "error in pen color file: Pen ID too high - " << penid << endl; } } count++; } } return count; } void drvHPGL::print_coords() { const unsigned int elems = numberOfElementsInPath(); if (elems) { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < elems; n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); double x = (p.x_ + x_offset) * HPGLScale; double y = (p.y_ + y_offset) * HPGLScale; rot(x, y, rotation); #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PU%i,%i;", (int) x, (int) y); outf << str; #else outf << "PU" << (int) x << "," << (int) y << ";"; #endif } break; case lineto: { { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); double x = (p.x_ + x_offset) * HPGLScale; double y = (p.y_ + y_offset) * HPGLScale; rot(x, y, rotation); #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PD%i,%i;", (int) x, (int) y); outf << str; #else outf << "PD" << (int) x << "," << (int) y << ";"; #endif } if (isPolygon() && (n == elems)) { const basedrawingelement & elemnull = pathElement(0); const Point & pnull = elemnull.getPoint(0); double x = (pnull.x_ + x_offset) * HPGLScale; double y = (pnull.y_ + y_offset) * HPGLScale; rot(x, y, rotation); #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PD%i,%i;", (int) x, (int) y); outf << str; #else outf << "PD" << (int) x << "," << (int) y << ";"; #endif } } break; case closepath: { const Point & p = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); double x = (p.x_ + x_offset) * HPGLScale; double y = (p.y_ + y_offset) * HPGLScale; rot(x, y, rotation); #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PD%i,%i;", (int) x, (int) y); outf << str; #else outf << "PD" << (int) x << "," << (int) y << ";"; #endif } break; case curveto: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case curveto in drvHPGL " << endl; abort(); break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case default in drvHPGL " << endl; abort(); break; } } } } // note: 23.2.2011 - VS doesn't really mean scale but velocity (which I do not know how it impacts scaling) // HPGL graphic units are 1/1016 of an inch // PostScript points are 1/72 of an inch - so there is a factor of 14.11111 // from http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/bpl13211/bpl13211.pdf Figure 17-7: // PlotterUnits EquivalentValue // 1 plu = 0.025 mm (~ 0.00098 in.) // 40 plu = 1 mm // 1016 plu = 1 in. // 3.39 plu = 1 dot @ 300 dp // http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=bpl04568 static const unsigned char Ec = 0x1b; void drvHPGL::open_page() { //IN - init //SC - scaling off //PU - pen up //SP1 - select pen 1 //LT - line type - solid line //VS - Speed //version up to 3.50 outf << "IN;SC;PU;PU;SP1;LT;VS" << (int) HPGLScale << "\n"; if (options->hpgl2) { outf << Ec << "E" << Ec << "%0B"; } outf << "IN;SC;PU;SP1;LT;" << "\n"; } void drvHPGL::close_page() { outf << "PU;SP;EC;PG1;EC1;OE\n"; if (options->hpgl2) { outf << Ec << "%0A" << Ec <<"E" ; } } #if 0 void drvHPGL::endtext() { if (merge) { flush_text(savedtextinfo); savedtextinfo.thetext = ""; } } #endif void drvHPGL::SelectPen(float R, float G, float B) { // Start DA hpgl color addition if (options->pencolorsfromfile) { const unsigned int reducedColor = intColor(R,G,B); // errf << " r " << reducedColor << " RGB " << R << G << B << " prev " << prevColor << endl; if (prevColor != reducedColor) { // If color changed, find best match in available colors // use the pen colors as defined in the pen color file // so we need to find the best matching color/pen for the current color double bestquality = 1e+100; // Arbitrary large number // Linear search for a match // 0th element is never used - 0 indicates "new" color unsigned int bestIndex = 0; for (unsigned int i = 1; i < maxPen; i++) { const double quality = (R - penColors[i].R) * (R - penColors[i].R) + (G - penColors[i].G) * (G - penColors[i].G) + (B - penColors[i].B) * (B - penColors[i].B); if (quality < bestquality) { bestquality = quality; bestIndex = i; } } // errf << "After lookup r " << " MP " << maxPen << " "<< reducedColor << " RGB " << R << G << B << " prev " << prevColor << " " << bestquality<< endl; // Select new pen if best match is a different pen prevColor = reducedColor; // to avoid the lookup in probable case that next item is drawn with same color if (currentPen != bestIndex) { currentPen=bestIndex; outf << "PU; \nSP" << currentPen << ";\n"; } } } else if (options->maxPenColors > 0) { /* * The object is to generate pen switching commands when the color * changes. We keep a list of pen colors, which approximate the * desired rgb colors. Choose an existing pen number when the * rgb color approximates that color, and add a new color to the * list when the rgb color is distinctly new. */ const unsigned int reducedColor = intColor(R,G,B); if (prevColor != reducedColor) { // If color changed, see if color has been used before unsigned int npen = 0; if (maxPen > 0) { for (unsigned int j = 1; j <= maxPen; j++) { // 0th element is never used - 0 indicates "new" color if (penColors[j].intColor == reducedColor) { npen = j; } } } // If color is new, add it to list, if room if (npen == 0) { if (maxPen < (unsigned int)options->maxPenColors) { maxPen++; } npen = maxPen; //cout << "npen : " << npen << " maxPenColors" << maxPenColors << endl; penColors[npen].intColor = reducedColor; penColors[npen].R = R; penColors[npen].G = G; penColors[npen].B = B; } // Select new pen prevColor = reducedColor; outf << "PU; \nSP" << npen << ";\n"; } // End DA hpgl color addition } else { // errf << "nothing done for colors - no option selected " << endl; } } void drvHPGL::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { const double pi = 3.1415926535; const double angleofs = rotation * pi / 180; const double dix = 100.0 * cos(textinfo.currentFontAngle * pi / 180.0 + angleofs); const double diy = 100.0 * sin(textinfo.currentFontAngle * pi / 180.0 + angleofs); double x = (textinfo.x + x_offset) * HPGLScale; double y = (textinfo.y + y_offset) * HPGLScale; rot(x, y, rotation); /* drvhpgl.cpp:316: warning: ISO C++ does not support the `%lg' printf format drvhpgl.cpp:316: warning: ISO C++ does not support the `%lg' printf format drvhpgl.cpp:318: warning: ISO C++ does not support the `%lg' printf format drvhpgl.cpp:318: warning: ISO C++ does not support the `%lg' printf format */ SelectPen(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB); #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "DI%g,%g;", dix, diy); outf << str; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "SI%g,%g;", textinfo.currentFontSize / 1000 * HPGLScale, textinfo.currentFontSize / 1000 * HPGLScale); outf << str; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PU%i,%i;", (int) x, (int) y); outf << str; #else outf << "DI" << dix << "," << diy << ";"; outf << "SI" << textinfo.currentFontSize / 1000 * HPGLScale << "," << textinfo.currentFontSize / 1000 * HPGLScale << ";"; outf << "PU" << (int) x << "," << (int) y << ";"; #endif outf << "LB" << textinfo.thetext.value() << "\003;" << endl; } void drvHPGL::show_path() { if (numberOfElementsInPath()) { SelectPen(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()); switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: break; case drvbase::eofill: // Probably Wrong, but treat eoffil like fill case drvbase::fill: { const Point & p = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); double x = (p.x_ + x_offset) * HPGLScale; double y = (p.y_ + y_offset) * HPGLScale; rot(x, y, rotation); #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PU%i,%i;", (int) x, (int) y); outf << str; #else outf << "PU" << (int) x << "," << (int) y << ";"; #endif outf << options->fillinstruction.value << ";PM0;"; } break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } if (!options->penplotter) { #if USESPRINTF char str[256]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(str,256), "PW%lg;", currentLineWidth()); outf << str; #else outf << "PW" << currentLineWidth() << ";"; #endif } print_coords(); switch (currentShowType()) { // To check which endsequenz we need case drvbase::stroke: break; case drvbase::eofill: // Probably Wrong, but treat eoffil like fill case drvbase::fill: outf << "PM2;FP;EP;"; // EP also draws path break; default: // cannot happen outf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } outf << endl; } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvHPGL > D_HPGL("hpgl", "HPGL code", "","hpgl", false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend supports curves false, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // backend support multiple pages false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvHPGL > D_PCL("pcl", "PCL code", "","pcl", false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend supports curves false, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // backend support multiple pages false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvhpgl.h0000644000175500010010000001033012137224256012621 00000000000000#ifndef __drvHPGL_h #define __drvHPGL_h /* drvhpgl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for hpgl output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993,1994,1995,1996,1997,1998 Peter Katzmann p.katzmann@thiesen.com Copyright (C) 2000 - 2013 Glunz (fill support, improved color handling) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvHPGL : public drvbase { protected: // = PROTECTED DATA public: derivedConstructor(drvHPGL); ~drvHPGL(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > penplotter ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > pencolorsfromfile ; OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > maxPenColors; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> fillinstruction; // OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > useRGBcolors ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > hpgl2 ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > rot90 ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > rot180 ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > rot270 ; // penColors(0), maxPenColors(0) DriverOptions(): penplotter(true,"-penplotter",0, 0, "plotter is pen plotter (i.e. no support for specific line widths)", 0,false), pencolorsfromfile(true,"-pencolorsfromfile",0, 0, "read pen colors from file drvhpgl.pencolors in pstoedit data directory", 0,false), maxPenColors(true,"-pencolors", "number", 0, "maximum number of pen colors to be used by pstoedit (default 0) - " ,0,0), fillinstruction(true,"-filltype", "string", 0, "select fill type e.g. FT 1" ,0,(const char*)"FT1"), /* Fill Type (FT) Command ========================================= This command selects the shading pattern used to fill polygons ( FP ), rectangles ( RA or RR ), wedges ( WG ), or characters ( CF ). The Fill Type command ( FT ), can use solid, shading, parallel lines (hatching), cross hatching, patterned (raster) fill, or PCL user-defined patterns. For more information see the PCL 5 Printer Language Technical Reference Manual. The syntax for this command is as follows: FT fill type,[option1,[option2]]; or FT; */ // known fill types: // FT 1 - solid black // FT 3 - parallel lines FT 3[,delta,angle] // FT 4 - cross hatching FT 4[,delta,angle] // FT 10 - shading FT 10,[percentage] hpgl2 (true,"-hpgl2" ,0, 0, "Use HPGL/2 instead of HPGL/1",0,false), rot90 (true,"-rot90" ,0, 0, "rotate hpgl by 90 degrees",0,false), rot180(true,"-rot180",0, 0, "rotate hpgl by 180 degrees",0,false), rot270(true,"-rot270",0, 0, "rotate hpgl by 270 degrees",0,false) { ADD( penplotter ); ADD( pencolorsfromfile ); ADD( maxPenColors ); ADD( fillinstruction ); ADD( hpgl2 ); ADD( rot90 ); ADD( rot180 ); ADD( rot270 ); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" // void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); unsigned int readPenColors(ostream & errstream, const char *filename, bool justcount); void SelectPen(float R, float G, float B); // Start DA hpgl color addition struct HPGLColor { float R; float G; float B; unsigned int intColor;}; unsigned int prevColor; unsigned int maxPen; unsigned int currentPen; HPGLColor * penColors; // End DA hpgl color addition int rotation; public: static void rot(double & x, double & y, int rotation); NOCOPYANDASSIGN(drvHPGL) }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvidraw.cpp0000644000175500010010000010115212137224253013330 00000000000000/* drvIDRAW.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for idraw files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Image Support added by Scott Johnston Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvidraw.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include // Add a point unless it's the same as the previous point // Used by drvIDRAW::print_coords() for convenience #define ADDPOINT(X,Y) do { \ if (!newtotalpoints || \ iscale(X) != iscale(newpointlist[newtotalpoints-1]->x_) || \ iscale(Y) != iscale(newpointlist[newtotalpoints-1]->y_)){ \ newpointlist[newtotalpoints++] = new Point(X,Y); \ assert(newpointlist[newtotalpoints-1] != NIL); } \ } while (0) drvIDRAW::derivedConstructor(drvIDRAW): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): // Constructor constructBase, buffer(tempFile.asOutput()), imgcount(1) { IDRAW_SCALING = 0.799705f ; // Initialize the color table color[0].red = 0; color[0].green = 0; color[0].blue = 0; color[0].name = "Black"; color[1].red = 0.647059; color[1].green = 0.164706; color[1].blue = 0.164706; color[1].name = "Brown"; color[2].red = 1; color[2].green = 0; color[2].blue = 0; color[2].name = "Red"; color[3].red = 1; color[3].green = 0.647059; color[3].blue = 0; color[3].name = "Orange"; color[4].red = 1; color[4].green = 1; color[4].blue = 0; color[4].name = "Yellow"; color[5].red = 0; color[5].green = 1; color[5].blue = 0; color[5].name = "Green"; color[6].red = 0; color[6].green = 0; color[6].blue = 1; color[6].name = "Blue"; color[7].red = 0.74902; color[7].green = 0; color[7].blue = 1; color[7].name = "Indigo"; color[8].red = 0.933333; color[8].green = 0.509804; color[8].blue = 0.933333; color[8].name = "Violet"; color[9].red = 1; color[9].green = 1; color[9].blue = 1; color[9].name = "White"; color[10].red = 0.764706; color[10].green = 0.764706; color[10].blue = 0.764706; color[10].name = "LtGray"; color[11].red = 0.501961; color[11].green = 0.501961; color[11].blue = 0.501961; color[11].name = "DkGray"; // Write idraw PostScript header outf << "%!PS-Adobe-2.0 EPSF-1.2\n" << "%%Creator: idraw\n" << "%%DocumentFonts: Times-Roman Times-Bold Times-Italic\n" << "%%+ Helvetica Helvetica-Bold Helvetica-Oblique Helvetica-BoldOblique\n" << "%%+ Courier Courier-Bold Courier-Oblique Courier-BoldOblique\n" << "%%+ Symbol\n" << "%%Pages: 1\n" << "%%BoundingBox: 0 0 612 792\n" // Assume full page << "%%EndComments\n" << "\n" << "%%BeginIdrawPrologue\n" << "/arrowhead {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "transform originalCTM itransform\n" << "/taily exch def\n" << "/tailx exch def\n" << "transform originalCTM itransform\n" << "/tipy exch def\n" << "/tipx exch def\n" << "/dy tipy taily sub def\n" << "/dx tipx tailx sub def\n" << "/angle dx 0 ne dy 0 ne or { dy dx atan } { 90 } ifelse def\n" << "gsave\n" << "originalCTM setmatrix\n" << "tipx tipy translate\n" << "angle rotate\n" << "newpath\n" << "arrowHeight neg arrowWidth 2 div moveto\n" << "0 0 lineto\n" << "arrowHeight neg arrowWidth 2 div neg lineto\n" << "patternNone not {\n" << "originalCTM setmatrix\n" << "/padtip arrowHeight 2 exp 0.25 arrowWidth 2 exp mul add sqrt brushWidth mul\n" << "arrowWidth div def\n" << "/padtail brushWidth 2 div def\n" << "tipx tipy translate\n" << "angle rotate\n" << "padtip 0 translate\n" << "arrowHeight padtip add padtail add arrowHeight div dup scale\n" << "arrowheadpath\n" << "ifill\n" << "} if\n" << "brushNone not {\n" << "originalCTM setmatrix\n" << "tipx tipy translate\n" << "angle rotate\n" << "arrowheadpath\n" << "istroke\n" << "} if\n" << "grestore\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 9 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/arrowheadpath {\n" << "newpath\n" << "arrowHeight neg arrowWidth 2 div moveto\n" << "0 0 lineto\n" << "arrowHeight neg arrowWidth 2 div neg lineto\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/leftarrow {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "y exch get /taily exch def\n" << "x exch get /tailx exch def\n" << "y exch get /tipy exch def\n" << "x exch get /tipx exch def\n" << "brushLeftArrow { tipx tipy tailx taily arrowhead } if\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/rightarrow {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "y exch get /tipy exch def\n" << "x exch get /tipx exch def\n" << "y exch get /taily exch def\n" << "x exch get /tailx exch def\n" << "brushRightArrow { tipx tipy tailx taily arrowhead } if\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "%%EndIdrawPrologue\n" << "\n" << "/arrowHeight 10 def\n" << "/arrowWidth 5 def\n" << "\n" << "/IdrawDict 100 dict def\n" << "IdrawDict begin\n" << "\n" << "/reencodeISO {\n" << "dup dup findfont dup length dict begin\n" << "{ 1 index /FID ne { def }{ pop pop } ifelse } forall\n" << "/Encoding ISOLatin1Encoding def\n" << "currentdict end definefont\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/ISOLatin1Encoding [\n" << "/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef\n" << "/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef\n" << "/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef\n" << "/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef\n" << "/space/exclam/quotedbl/numbersign/dollar/percent/ampersand/quoteright\n" << "/parenleft/parenright/asterisk/plus/comma/minus/period/slash\n" << "/zero/one/two/three/four/five/six/seven/eight/nine/colon/semicolon\n" << "/less/equal/greater/question/at/A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N\n" << "/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U/V/W/X/Y/Z/bracketleft/backslash/bracketright\n" << "/asciicircum/underscore/quoteleft/a/b/c/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l/m\n" << "/n/o/p/q/r/s/t/u/v/w/x/y/z/braceleft/bar/braceright/asciitilde\n" << "/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef\n" << "/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef\n" << "/.notdef/dotlessi/grave/acute/circumflex/tilde/macron/breve\n" << "/dotaccent/dieresis/.notdef/ring/cedilla/.notdef/hungarumlaut\n" << "/ogonek/caron/space/exclamdown/cent/sterling/currency/yen/brokenbar\n" << "/section/dieresis/copyright/ordfeminine/guillemotleft/logicalnot\n" << "/hyphen/registered/macron/degree/plusminus/twosuperior/threesuperior\n" << "/acute/mu/paragraph/periodcentered/cedilla/onesuperior/ordmasculine\n" << "/guillemotright/onequarter/onehalf/threequarters/questiondown\n" << "/Agrave/Aacute/Acircumflex/Atilde/Adieresis/Aring/AE/Ccedilla\n" << "/Egrave/Eacute/Ecircumflex/Edieresis/Igrave/Iacute/Icircumflex\n" << "/Idieresis/Eth/Ntilde/Ograve/Oacute/Ocircumflex/Otilde/Odieresis\n" << "/multiply/Oslash/Ugrave/Uacute/Ucircumflex/Udieresis/Yacute\n" << "/Thorn/germandbls/agrave/aacute/acircumflex/atilde/adieresis\n" << "/aring/ae/ccedilla/egrave/eacute/ecircumflex/edieresis/igrave\n" << "/iacute/icircumflex/idieresis/eth/ntilde/ograve/oacute/ocircumflex\n" << "/otilde/odieresis/divide/oslash/ugrave/uacute/ucircumflex/udieresis\n" << "/yacute/thorn/ydieresis\n" << "] def\n" << "/Times-Roman reencodeISO def\n" << "/Times-Bold reencodeISO def\n" << "/Times-Italic reencodeISO def\n" << "/Helvetica reencodeISO def\n" << "/Helvetica-Bold reencodeISO def\n" << "/Helvetica-Oblique reencodeISO def\n" << "/Helvetica-BoldOblique reencodeISO def\n" << "/Courier reencodeISO def\n" << "/Courier-Bold reencodeISO def\n" << "/Courier-Oblique reencodeISO def\n" << "/Courier-BoldOblique reencodeISO def\n" << "/Symbol reencodeISO def\n" << "\n" << "/none null def\n" << "/numGraphicParameters 17 def\n" << "/stringLimit 65535 def\n" << "\n" << "/Begin {\n" << "save\n" << "numGraphicParameters dict begin\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/End {\n" << "end\n" << "restore\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/SetB {\n" << "dup type /nulltype eq {\n" << "pop\n" << "false /brushRightArrow idef\n" << "false /brushLeftArrow idef\n" << "true /brushNone idef\n" << "} {\n" << "/brushDashOffset idef\n" << "/brushDashArray idef\n" << "0 ne /brushRightArrow idef\n" << "0 ne /brushLeftArrow idef\n" << "/brushWidth idef\n" << "false /brushNone idef\n" << "} ifelse\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/SetCFg {\n" << "/fgblue idef\n" << "/fggreen idef\n" << "/fgred idef\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/SetCBg {\n" << "/bgblue idef\n" << "/bggreen idef\n" << "/bgred idef\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/SetF {\n" << "/printSize idef\n" << "/printFont idef\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/SetP {\n" << "dup type /nulltype eq {\n" << "pop true /patternNone idef\n" << "} {\n" << "dup -1 eq {\n" << "/patternGrayLevel idef\n" << "/patternString idef\n" << "} {\n" << "/patternGrayLevel idef\n" << "} ifelse\n" << "false /patternNone idef\n" << "} ifelse\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/BSpl {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "storexyn\n" << "newpath\n" << "n 1 gt {\n" << "0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 true subspline\n" << "n 2 gt {\n" << "0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 false subspline\n" << "1 1 n 3 sub {\n" << "/i exch def\n" << "i 1 sub dup i dup i 1 add dup i 2 add dup false subspline\n" << "} for\n" << "n 3 sub dup n 2 sub dup n 1 sub dup 2 copy false subspline\n" << "} if\n" << "n 2 sub dup n 1 sub dup 2 copy 2 copy false subspline\n" << "patternNone not brushLeftArrow not brushRightArrow not and and { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "0 0 1 1 leftarrow\n" << "n 2 sub dup n 1 sub dup rightarrow\n" << "} if\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/Circ {\n" << "newpath\n" << "0 360 arc\n" << "closepath\n" << "patternNone not { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/CBSpl {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "dup 2 gt {\n" << "storexyn\n" << "newpath\n" << "n 1 sub dup 0 0 1 1 2 2 true subspline\n" << "1 1 n 3 sub {\n" << "/i exch def\n" << "i 1 sub dup i dup i 1 add dup i 2 add dup false subspline\n" << "} for\n" << "n 3 sub dup n 2 sub dup n 1 sub dup 0 0 false subspline\n" << "n 2 sub dup n 1 sub dup 0 0 1 1 false subspline\n" << "patternNone not { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "} {\n" << "Poly\n" << "} ifelse\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/Elli {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "newpath\n" << "4 2 roll\n" << "translate\n" << "scale\n" << "0 0 1 0 360 arc\n" << "closepath\n" << "patternNone not { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 1 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/Line {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "2 storexyn\n" << "newpath\n" << "x 0 get y 0 get moveto\n" << "x 1 get y 1 get lineto\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "0 0 1 1 leftarrow\n" << "0 0 1 1 rightarrow\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/MLine {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "storexyn\n" << "newpath\n" << "n 1 gt {\n" << "x 0 get y 0 get moveto\n" << "1 1 n 1 sub {\n" << "/i exch def\n" << "x i get y i get lineto\n" << "} for\n" << "patternNone not brushLeftArrow not brushRightArrow not and and { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "0 0 1 1 leftarrow\n" << "n 2 sub dup n 1 sub dup rightarrow\n" << "} if\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/Poly {\n" << "3 1 roll\n" << "newpath\n" << "moveto\n" << "-1 add\n" << "{ lineto } repeat\n" << "closepath\n" << "patternNone not { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/Rect {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "/t exch def\n" << "/r exch def\n" << "/b exch def\n" << "/l exch def\n" << "newpath\n" << "l b moveto\n" << "l t lineto\n" << "r t lineto\n" << "r b lineto\n" << "closepath\n" << "patternNone not { ifill } if\n" << "brushNone not { istroke } if\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/Text {\n" << "ishow\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/idef {\n" << "dup where { pop pop pop } { exch def } ifelse\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/ifill {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "gsave\n" << "patternGrayLevel -1 ne {\n" << "fgred bgred fgred sub patternGrayLevel mul add\n" << "fggreen bggreen fggreen sub patternGrayLevel mul add\n" << "fgblue bgblue fgblue sub patternGrayLevel mul add setrgbcolor\n" << "eofill\n" << "} {\n" << "eoclip\n" << "originalCTM setmatrix\n" << "pathbbox /t exch def /r exch def /b exch def /l exch def\n" << "/w r l sub ceiling cvi def\n" << "/h t b sub ceiling cvi def\n" << "/imageByteWidth w 8 div ceiling cvi def\n" << "/imageHeight h def\n" << "bgred bggreen bgblue setrgbcolor\n" << "eofill\n" << "fgred fggreen fgblue setrgbcolor\n" << "w 0 gt h 0 gt and {\n" << "l w add b translate w neg h scale\n" << "w h true [w 0 0 h neg 0 h] { patternproc } imagemask\n" << "} if\n" << "} ifelse\n" << "grestore\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 8 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/istroke {\n" << "gsave\n" << "brushDashOffset -1 eq {\n" << "[] 0 setdash\n" << "1 setgray\n" << "} {\n" << "brushDashArray brushDashOffset setdash\n" << "fgred fggreen fgblue setrgbcolor\n" << "} ifelse\n" << "brushWidth setlinewidth\n" << "originalCTM setmatrix\n" << "stroke\n" << "grestore\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/ishow {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "gsave\n" << "fgred fggreen fgblue setrgbcolor\n" << "/fontDict printFont printSize scalefont dup setfont def\n" << "/descender fontDict begin 0 /FontBBox load 1 get FontMatrix end\n" << "transform exch pop def\n" << "/vertoffset 1 printSize sub descender sub def {\n" << "0 vertoffset moveto show\n" << "/vertoffset vertoffset printSize sub def\n" << "} forall\n" << "grestore\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 3 dict put def\n" << "/patternproc {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "/patternByteLength patternString length def\n" << "/patternHeight patternByteLength 8 mul sqrt cvi def\n" << "/patternWidth patternHeight def\n" << "/patternByteWidth patternWidth 8 idiv def\n" << "/imageByteMaxLength imageByteWidth imageHeight mul\n" << "stringLimit patternByteWidth sub min def\n" << "/imageMaxHeight imageByteMaxLength imageByteWidth idiv patternHeight idiv\n" << "patternHeight mul patternHeight max def\n" << "/imageHeight imageHeight imageMaxHeight sub store\n" << "/imageString imageByteWidth imageMaxHeight mul patternByteWidth add string def\n" << "0 1 imageMaxHeight 1 sub {\n" << "/y exch def\n" << "/patternRow y patternByteWidth mul patternByteLength mod def\n" << "/patternRowString patternString patternRow patternByteWidth getinterval def\n" << "/imageRow y imageByteWidth mul def\n" << "0 patternByteWidth imageByteWidth 1 sub {\n" << "/x exch def\n" << "imageString imageRow x add patternRowString putinterval\n" << "} for\n" << "} for\n" << "imageString\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 12 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/min {\n" << "dup 3 2 roll dup 4 3 roll lt { exch } if pop\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/max {\n" << "dup 3 2 roll dup 4 3 roll gt { exch } if pop\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/midpoint {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "/y1 exch def\n" << "/x1 exch def\n" << "/y0 exch def\n" << "/x0 exch def\n" << "x0 x1 add 2 div\n" << "y0 y1 add 2 div\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/thirdpoint {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "/y1 exch def\n" << "/x1 exch def\n" << "/y0 exch def\n" << "/x0 exch def\n" << "x0 2 mul x1 add 3 div\n" << "y0 2 mul y1 add 3 div\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 4 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/subspline {\n" << "0 begin\n" << "/movetoNeeded exch def\n" << "y exch get /y3 exch def\n" << "x exch get /x3 exch def\n" << "y exch get /y2 exch def\n" << "x exch get /x2 exch def\n" << "y exch get /y1 exch def\n" << "x exch get /x1 exch def\n" << "y exch get /y0 exch def\n" << "x exch get /x0 exch def\n" << "x1 y1 x2 y2 thirdpoint\n" << "/p1y exch def\n" << "/p1x exch def\n" << "x2 y2 x1 y1 thirdpoint\n" << "/p2y exch def\n" << "/p2x exch def\n" << "x1 y1 x0 y0 thirdpoint\n" << "p1x p1y midpoint\n" << "/p0y exch def\n" << "/p0x exch def\n" << "x2 y2 x3 y3 thirdpoint\n" << "p2x p2y midpoint\n" << "/p3y exch def\n" << "/p3x exch def\n" << "movetoNeeded { p0x p0y moveto } if\n" << "p1x p1y p2x p2y p3x p3y curveto\n" << "end\n" << "} dup 0 17 dict put def\n" << "\n" << "/storexyn {\n" << "/n exch def\n" << "/y n array def\n" << "/x n array def\n" << "n 1 sub -1 0 {\n" << "/i exch def\n" << "y i 3 2 roll put\n" << "x i 3 2 roll put\n" << "} for\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/SSten {\n" << "fgred fggreen fgblue setrgbcolor\n" << "dup true exch 1 0 0 -1 0 6 -1 roll matrix astore\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/FSten {\n" << "dup 3 -1 roll dup 4 1 roll exch\n" << "newpath\n" << "0 0 moveto\n" << "dup 0 exch lineto\n" << "exch dup 3 1 roll exch lineto\n" << "0 lineto\n" << "closepath\n" << "bgred bggreen bgblue setrgbcolor\n" << "eofill\n" << "SSten\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "/Rast {\n" << "exch dup 3 1 roll 1 0 0 -1 0 6 -1 roll matrix astore\n" << "} def\n" << "\n" << "%%EndProlog\n" << "\n" << "%I Idraw 12 Grid 8 8 \n" << "\n" << "%%Page: 1 1\n" << "\n" << "Begin\n" << "%I b u\n" << "%I cfg u\n" << "%I cbg u\n" << "%I f u\n" << "%I p u\n" << "%I t\n" << "[ 0.834861 0 0 0.834861 0 0 ] concat\n" << "/originalCTM matrix currentmatrix def\n" << "\n"; } drvIDRAW::~drvIDRAW() { // Write idraw PostScript trailer outf << "End %I eop\n\n"; outf << "showpage\n\n"; outf << "%%Trailer\n\n"; outf << "end\n"; options=0; } // Return the name of closest matching color const char *drvIDRAW::rgb2name(float red, float green, float blue) const { const char *name = 0; double bestquality = 1e+100; // Arbitrary large number // Linear search for a match for (int i = 0; i < IDRAW_NUMCOLORS; i++) { double quality = (red - color[i].red) * (red - color[i].red) + (green - color[i].green) * (green - color[i].green) + (blue - color[i].blue) * (blue - color[i].blue); if (quality < bestquality) { bestquality = quality; name = color[i].name; } } return name; } // Output a standard idraw object header void drvIDRAW::print_header(const char *objtype) { // Object type outf << "Begin %I " << objtype << endl; // Special case for text if (!strcmp(objtype, "Text")) { // Foreground color outf << "%I cfg " << rgb2name(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << endl; outf << currentR() << ' ' << currentG() << ' ' << currentB() << " SetCFg\n"; return; } // Dash pattern outf << "%I b "; double dash[4]; int dashpieces = sscanf_s(dashPattern(), "[ %lf %lf %lf %lf", &dash[0], &dash[1], &dash[2], &dash[3]); if (dashpieces) { int i; unsigned short dashbits = 0; for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) { unsigned int numbits = iscale((float)dash[i % dashpieces]); unsigned int j; for (j = 0; j < numbits; j++) dashbits = dashbits << 1 | (~i & 1); } outf << dashbits << endl; outf << iscale(currentLineWidth()) << " 0 0 ["; for (i = 0; i < dashpieces - 1; i++) outf << iscale((float)dash[i]) << ' '; outf << iscale((float)dash[i]) << "] "; } else { outf << 65535 << endl; outf << iscale(currentLineWidth()) << " 0 0 [] "; } outf << "0 SetB" << endl; // Hard-code an offset of 0 into the pattern // Foreground color outf << "%I cfg " << rgb2name(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << endl; outf << currentR() << ' ' << currentG() << ' ' << currentB() << " SetCFg\n"; // Background color outf << "%I cbg " << rgb2name(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << endl; outf << currentR() << ' ' << currentG() << ' ' << currentB() << " SetCBg\n"; // Pattern if (currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) outf << "none SetP %I p n" << endl; else { outf << "%I p" << endl; outf << "0 SetP" << endl; } // Transposition matrix outf << "%I t" << endl; outf << "[ 1 -0 -0 1 0 0 ] concat" << endl; // No translation/rotation } void drvIDRAW::print_coords() { unsigned int pathelts = numberOfElementsInPath(); bool closed; // True if shape is closed bool curved; // True if shape is curved const Point *firstpoint; // First and last points in shape const Point *lastpoint; unsigned int totalpoints; // Total number of points in shape const Point dummypoint(-123.456f, -789.101112f); // Used to help eliminate duplicates unsigned int i, j; // First, try to figure out what type of shape we have closed = false; curved = false; for (i = 0; i < pathelts; i++) { if (pathElement(i).getType() == curveto) curved = true; else if (pathElement(i).getType() == closepath) closed = true; } const Point **pointlist = new const Point *[pathelts * 3]; // List of points // Allocate a conservative amount assert(pointlist != NIL); firstpoint = NIL; lastpoint = &dummypoint; totalpoints = 0; for (i = 0; i < pathelts; i++) { const basedrawingelement & pelt = pathElement(i); if ((pelt.getType() == moveto || pelt.getType() == lineto) && !(pelt.getPoint(0) == *lastpoint)) lastpoint = pointlist[totalpoints++] = &pelt.getPoint(0); else if (pelt.getType() == curveto) for (j = 0; j < 3; j++) lastpoint = pointlist[totalpoints++] = &pelt.getPoint(j); } if (totalpoints) { firstpoint = pointlist[0]; if (firstpoint->x_ == lastpoint->x_ && firstpoint->y_ == lastpoint->y_) closed = true; // Find points on the curve for curved lines if (curved) { const unsigned int pt_per_cp = 5; // PostScript points per control point const unsigned int min_innerpoints = 2; // Minimum # of points to add unsigned int innerpoints; // Number of points to add unsigned int newtotalpoints = 0; // Number of points in curve // ASSUMPTION: Curve is moveto+curveto+curveto+curveto+... // List of points on curve const Point **newpointlist = new const Point *[pathelts * 3000 / pt_per_cp]; // Allocate a conservative amount assert(newpointlist != NIL); for (i = 0; i < totalpoints - 3; i += 3) { const float x0 = pointlist[i]->x_; const float y0 = pointlist[i]->y_; const float x1 = pointlist[i + 1]->x_; const float y1 = pointlist[i + 1]->y_; const float x2 = pointlist[i + 2]->x_; const float y2 = pointlist[i + 2]->y_; const float x3 = pointlist[i + 3]->x_; const float y3 = pointlist[i + 3]->y_; const float cx = (x1 - x0) * 3; const float cy = (y1 - y0) * 3; const float bx = (x2 - x1) * 3 - cx; const float by = (y2 - y1) * 3 - cy; const float ax = x3 - x0 - cx - bx; const float ay = y3 - y0 - cy - by; // Longer lines get more control points innerpoints =(unsigned int) ( pythagoras((y1 - y0),(x1 - x0) ) + pythagoras((y2 - y1),(x2 - x1) ) + pythagoras((y3 - y2),(x3 - x2) ) ) / pt_per_cp; if (innerpoints < min_innerpoints) innerpoints = min_innerpoints; // Add points to the list ADDPOINT(x0, y0); for (j = 1; j <= innerpoints; j++) { const float t = (float) j / (float) innerpoints; const float newx = (((ax * t) + bx) * t + cx) * t + x0; const float newy = (((ay * t) + by) * t + cy) * t + y0; ADDPOINT(newx, newy); } ADDPOINT(x3, y3); } delete[]pointlist; pointlist = newpointlist; totalpoints = newtotalpoints; } // Straight lines, not closed if (!closed && !curved) { if (totalpoints == 2) { // Special case for single line print_header("Line"); outf << "%I" << endl; outf << iscale(firstpoint->x_) << ' ' << iscale(firstpoint->y_) << ' '; outf << iscale(lastpoint->x_) << ' ' << iscale(lastpoint->y_) << ' '; outf << "Line" << endl; outf << "%I 1" << endl; outf << "End" << endl << endl; } else { // Otherwise, output a multiline print_header("MLine"); // (Should have a special case for Rect) outf << "%I " << totalpoints << endl; for (i = 0; i < totalpoints; i++) { outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->x_) << ' '; outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->y_) << endl; } outf << totalpoints << " MLine" << endl; outf << "%I 1" << endl; outf << "End" << endl << endl; } } // Straight lines, closed */ if (closed && !curved) { unsigned int numpoints; numpoints = totalpoints == 1 ? 1 : totalpoints - 1; print_header("Poly"); // Output a polygon outf << "%I " << numpoints << endl; for (i = 0; i < numpoints; i++) { outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->x_) << ' '; outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->y_) << endl; } outf << numpoints << " Poly" << endl; outf << "End" << endl << endl; } // Curved lines, not closed if (!closed && curved) { print_header("BSpl"); // Output a B-spline outf << "%I " << totalpoints << endl; for (i = 0; i < totalpoints; i++) { outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->x_) << ' '; outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->y_) << endl; } outf << totalpoints << " BSpl" << endl; outf << "%I 1" << endl; outf << "End" << endl << endl; } // Curved lines, closed if (closed && curved) { unsigned int numpoints; numpoints = totalpoints == 1 ? 1 : totalpoints - 1; print_header("CBSpl"); // Output a closed B-spline outf << "%I " << numpoints << endl; for (i = 0; i < numpoints; i++) { outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->x_) << ' '; outf << iscale(pointlist[i]->y_) << endl; } outf << numpoints << " CBSpl" << endl; outf << "End" << endl << endl; } if (curved) { // // in this case we have created the pointlist newly with Points on the heap // if (pointlist) for (unsigned int pindex = 0; pindex < totalpoints; pindex++) { //cout << "pindex / totalpoints " << pindex << " " << totalpoints << " " << pointlist[pindex]->x_ << " " << pointlist[pindex]->y_ << " " << pointlist[pindex]<< endl; #if defined (_MSC_VER) && (_MSC_VER < 1100) // MSVC < 6 needs cast here delete (Point *) (pointlist[pindex]); #else delete (pointlist[pindex]); #endif } } } delete[]pointlist; } // idraw doesn't support more than one page of graphics void drvIDRAW::open_page() { } // idraw doesn't support more than one page of graphics void drvIDRAW::close_page() { } // Convert a PostScript font name to an XLFD font name const char *drvIDRAW::psfont2xlfd(const char *psfont) { // Times Roman family if (!strcmp(psfont, "Times-Roman")) return "-*-times-medium-r-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Times-Bold")) return "-*-times-bold-r-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Times-Italic")) return "-*-times-medium-i-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Times-BoldItalic")) return "-*-times-bold-i-*-*-"; // Helvetica family if (!strcmp(psfont, "Helvetica")) return "-*-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Helvetica-Bold")) return "-*-helvetica-bold-r-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Helvetica-Oblique")) return "-*-helvetica-medium-o-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Helvetica-BoldOblique")) return "-*-helvetica-bold-o-*-*-"; // Courier family if (!strcmp(psfont, "Courier")) return "-*-courier-medium-r-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Courier-Bold")) return "-*-courier-bold-r-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Courier-Oblique")) return "-*-courier-medium-o-*-*-"; if (!strcmp(psfont, "Courier-BoldOblique")) return "-*-courier-bold-o-*-*-"; // Symbol family if (!strcmp(psfont, "Symbol")) return "-*-symbol-medium-r-*-*-"; // None of the above -- assume Times Roman is close enough return "-*-times-medium-r-*-*-"; } void drvIDRAW::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { // Output the text header print_header("Text"); // Output the name of the font to use on screen outf << "%I f " << psfont2xlfd(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); outf << iscale(textinfo.currentFontSize); outf << "-*-*-*-*-*-*-*" << endl; // Output the name of the font to print outf << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << ' '; outf << iscale(textinfo.currentFontSize); outf << " SetF" << endl; // Output the next part of the text setup boilerplate outf << "%I t" << endl; const float toRadians = 3.14159265359f / 180.0f; const float angle = textinfo.currentFontAngle * toRadians; const float xoffset = textinfo.currentFontSize * (float) -sin(angle); const float yoffset = textinfo.currentFontSize * (float) cos(angle); outf << "[ " << cos(angle) << ' ' << sin(angle) << ' '; outf << -sin(angle) << ' ' << cos(angle) << ' '; outf << (unsigned int) (0.5 + xoffset + textinfo.x / IDRAW_SCALING) << ' '; outf << (unsigned int) (0.5 + yoffset + textinfo.y / IDRAW_SCALING); outf << " ] concat" << endl; outf << "%I" << endl; outf << "[" << endl; // Output the string, escaping parentheses with backslashes outf << '('; for (const char *c = textinfo.thetext.value(); *c; c++) switch (*c) { case '(': outf << "\\("; break; case ')': outf << "\\)"; break; default: outf << *c; break; } outf << ')' << endl; outf << "] Text" << endl; outf << "End" << endl << endl; } // Show the current path (i.e. shape) void drvIDRAW::show_path() { print_coords(); } void drvIDRAW::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (outBaseName == "") { errf << "images cannot be handled via standard output. Use an output file " << endl; return; } imageinfo.writeIdrawImage(outf, 1.0f / IDRAW_SCALING); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvIDRAW > D_idraw("idraw", "Interviews draw format (EPS)", "", "idraw", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // if backend supports curves, else 0 true, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvidraw.h0000644000175500010010000000416212137224256013003 00000000000000#ifndef __drvIDRAW_h #define __drvIDRAW_h /* drvidraw.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for idraw files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" enum {IDRAW_NUMCOLORS=12}; class drvIDRAW : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvIDRAW); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvIDRAW(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: void print_coords(); static const char *psfont2xlfd(const char *); // Map PS --> XLFD font name float IDRAW_SCALING; const char *rgb2name(float, float, float) const ;// Map RGB --> color name void print_header(const char *); // Output idraw header struct { // Map of RGB to color name double red, green, blue; const char *name; } color[IDRAW_NUMCOLORS]; // Scale a PostScript value to an idraw value inline unsigned int iscale(float invalue) const { return (unsigned int) (invalue/IDRAW_SCALING + 0.5); } private: // int objectId; TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; int imgcount; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvjava.cpp0000644000175500010010000002044112137224253013144 00000000000000/* drvJAVA.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit backend to generate a Java(TM) applet Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvjava.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib //lint -esym(754,JavaFontDesc::javaname) // not used so far //lint -esym(754,JavaFontDesc::javastyle) // not used so far struct JavaFontDesc { const char *psname; const char *javaname; const char *javastyle; }; static const JavaFontDesc JavaFonts[] = { // predefined Fonts {"Courier", "Courier", "Font.PLAIN"}, {"Courier-Bold", "Courier", "Font.BOLD"}, {"Courier-Oblique", "Courier", "Font.ITALIC"}, {"Courier-BoldOblique", "Courier", "Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC"}, {"Helvetica", "Helvetica", "Font.PLAIN"}, {"Helvetica-Bold", "Helvetica", "Font.BOLD"}, {"Helvetica-Oblique", "Helvetica", "Font.ITALIC"}, {"Helvetica-BoldOblique", "Helvetica", "Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC"}, {"Times-Roman", "TimesRoman", "Font.PLAIN"}, {"Times-Bold", "TimesRoman", "Font.BOLD"}, {"Times-Italic", "TimesRoman", "Font.ITALIC"}, {"Times-BoldItalic", "TimesRoman", "Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC"}, {"ZapfDingbats", "ZapfDingbats", "Font.PLAIN"}, {0, 0, 0} }; const unsigned int numberOfFonts = sizeof(JavaFonts) / (sizeof(JavaFontDesc)) - 1; static int getFontNumber(const char *const fontname) { const size_t fntlength = strlen(fontname); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfFonts; i++) { const size_t JavaFntLengh = strlen(JavaFonts[i].psname); if (fntlength == JavaFntLengh) { if (strncmp(fontname, JavaFonts[i].psname, fntlength) == 0) { return i; } } } return 0; // return Courier if not found } drvJAVA::derivedConstructor(drvJAVA): constructBase { #if 0 if (d_argc > 0) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[0]); jClassName = d_argv[0]; } #endif // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << "import java.applet.*;" << endl; outf << "import java.awt.*;" << endl; outf << "public class " << options->jClassName.value << " extends PsPages" << endl; outf << "{" << endl; // outf << " public void init()" << endl; // outf << " {" << endl; // outf << " setBackground( Color.white );" << endl; // outf << " }" << endl; } drvJAVA::~drvJAVA() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << " public " << options->jClassName.value << "(){" << endl; outf << " pages = new PageDescription[" << currentPageNumber << "];" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < currentPageNumber; i++) { outf << " setupPage_" << i + 1 << "();" << endl; } outf << " }" << endl; outf << " public int numberOfPages()" << endl; outf << " {" << endl; outf << " return " << currentPageNumber << ';' << endl; outf << " }" << endl; outf << "}" << endl; options=0; } void drvJAVA::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\tp.addPoint("; outf << (int) (p.x_ + x_offset) << "," << (int) (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) << ");"; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\tp.addPoint("; outf << (int) (p.x_ + x_offset) << "," << (int) (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) << ");"; } break; case closepath: // outf << "\t\tclosepath "; break; case curveto:{ errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvjava " << endl; abort(); } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvjava " << endl; abort(); break; } outf << endl; } } void drvJAVA::open_page() { outf << "//Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; outf << " public void setupPage_" << currentPageNumber << "()" << endl; outf << " {" << endl; outf << " PageDescription currentpage = new PageDescription();" << endl; outf << " PSPolygonObject p = null;" << endl; outf << " PSLinesObject l = null;" << endl; } void drvJAVA::close_page() { outf << "//Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; outf << " pages[" << currentPageNumber - 1 << "] = currentpage;" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; } void drvJAVA::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { unsigned int javaFontNumber = getFontNumber(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); outf << "\tcurrentpage.theObjects.addElement( new PSTextObject(" << endl; outf << "\t\t" << currentR() << "F," << currentG() << "F," << currentB() << "F," << endl; outf << "\t\t\""; // << textinfo.thetext for (const char *p = textinfo.thetext.value(); (*p) != 0; p++) { if ((*p) == '"') { outf << '\\' << *p; } else if ((*p) == '\\') { outf << '\\' << *p; } else if ((*p) == (char) 13) { // ^M outf << ' '; } else { outf << *p; } } outf << "\"," << (int) (textinfo.x + x_offset) << "," << (int) (currentDeviceHeight - textinfo.y + y_offset) << ',' << endl; #ifdef PASSFONTNAME const char *javaFname = JavaFonts[javaFontNumber].javaname; const char *javaFstyle = JavaFonts[javaFontNumber].javastyle; outf << "\t\t\"" << javaFname << "\"," << javaFstyle #else outf << "\t\t" << javaFontNumber; #endif outf << ',' << (int) (textinfo.currentFontSize + 0.5) << " )\n\t);" << endl; } void drvJAVA::show_path() { outf << "\t// Path # " << currentNr() << endl; // if fill then use a polygon // else use line-segments. switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke:{ outf << "\tl = new PSLinesObject(" << endl; outf << "\t\t" << currentR() << "F," << currentG() << "F," << currentB() << "F);" << endl; for (unsigned int t = 0; t < numberOfElementsInPath(); t++) { const Point & p = pathElement(t).getPoint(0); outf << "\tl.addPoint("; outf << (int) (p.x_ + x_offset) << "," << (int) (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) << ");\n "; } outf << "\tcurrentpage.theObjects.addElement(l);" << endl; } break; case drvbase::fill: case drvbase::eofill:{ outf << "\tp = new PSPolygonObject("; outf << currentR() << "F," << currentG() << "F," << currentB() << "F);" << endl; print_coords(); if (!isPolygon()) { // make closed polygon anyway const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(0); const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\tp.addPoint("; outf << (int) (p.x_ + x_offset) << "," << (int) (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) << ");\n "; } outf << "\tcurrentpage.theObjects.addElement(p);" << endl; } break; default: // cannot happen outf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } // outf << "\tcurrentLineWidth: " << currentLineWidth() << endl; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvJAVA > D_java("java1", "java 1 applet source code", "","java", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvjava.h0000644000175500010010000000277112137224256012622 00000000000000#ifndef __drvJAVA_h #define __drvJAVA_h /* drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a sample output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvJAVA : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvJAVA); ~drvJAVA(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> jClassName; DriverOptions(): jClassName(true,"java class name","string",0,"name of java class to generate",0,(const char *)"PSJava") { ADD(jClassName); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); // const char * jClassName; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvjava2.cpp0000644000175500010010000003252212137224253013231 00000000000000/* drvJAVA2.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit backend to generate a Java(TM) 2 applet -- test version Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Copyright (C) 2000 TapirSoft Gisbert & Harald Selke GbR, gisbert_AT_tapirsoft.de This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvjava2.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include // for fabs and sqrt #include //lint -esym(754,JavaFontDescriptor::javaname) // not used so far //lint -esym(754,JavaFontDescriptor::javastyle) // not used so far struct JavaFontDescriptor { const char *psname; const char *javaname; const char *javastyle; }; static const JavaFontDescriptor JavaFonts[] = { // predefined Fonts {"Courier", "Courier", "Font.PLAIN"}, {"Courier-Bold", "Courier", "Font.BOLD"}, {"Courier-Oblique", "Courier", "Font.ITALIC"}, {"Courier-BoldOblique", "Courier", "Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC"}, {"Helvetica", "Helvetica", "Font.PLAIN"}, {"Helvetica-Bold", "Helvetica", "Font.BOLD"}, {"Helvetica-Oblique", "Helvetica", "Font.ITALIC"}, {"Helvetica-BoldOblique", "Helvetica", "Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC"}, {"Times-Roman", "TimesRoman", "Font.PLAIN"}, {"Times-Bold", "TimesRoman", "Font.BOLD"}, {"Times-Italic", "TimesRoman", "Font.ITALIC"}, {"Times-BoldItalic", "TimesRoman", "Font.BOLD + Font.ITALIC"}, {"ZapfDingbats", "ZapfDingbats", "Font.PLAIN"}, {0, 0, 0} }; const unsigned int numberOfFonts = sizeof(JavaFonts) / (sizeof(JavaFontDescriptor)) - 1; static const unsigned int limitNumberOfElements = 1000; static int getFontNumber(const char *const fontname) { const size_t fntlength = strlen(fontname); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfFonts; i++) { const size_t JavaFntLengh = strlen(JavaFonts[i].psname); if (fntlength == JavaFntLengh) { if (strncmp(fontname, JavaFonts[i].psname, fntlength) == 0) { return i; } } } return 0; // return Courier if not found } drvJAVA2::derivedConstructor(drvJAVA2): constructBase, subPageNumber(0), numberOfElements(0), numberOfImages(0) { #if 0 if (d_argc > 0) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[0]); jClassName = d_argv[0]; } #endif // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << "// Source of " << options->jClassName.value << " produced by pstoedit, driver for Java 2" << endl; outf << "import java.awt.Color;" << endl; outf << "import java.awt.geom.*;" << endl; outf << endl; outf << "public class " << options->jClassName.value << " extends PSDrawing {" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " PageDescription currentPage = null;" << endl; outf << " PSPathObject currentPath = null;" << endl; outf << endl; } drvJAVA2::~drvJAVA2() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << " public void init() {" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < currentPageNumber; i++) { outf << " setupPage_" << i + 1 << "();" << endl; } outf << " super.init();" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; outf << "}" << endl; options=0; } void drvJAVA2::open_page() { outf << " // Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; outf << " public void setupPage_" << currentPageNumber << "() {" << endl; outf << " currentPage = new PageDescription();" << endl; numberOfElements = 0; subPageNumber = 0; } void drvJAVA2::close_page() { outf << " // Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; outf << " pspages.add(currentPage);" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; outf << endl; } void drvJAVA2::continue_page() { subPageNumber++; outf << " // Page to be continued: " << currentPageNumber << endl; outf << " continuePage_" << currentPageNumber << "_" << subPageNumber << "();" << endl; outf << " }" << endl; outf << endl; outf << " // Continuing page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; outf << " void continuePage_" << currentPageNumber << "_" << subPageNumber << "() {" << endl; numberOfElements = 0; } void drvJAVA2::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { if (numberOfElements > limitNumberOfElements) continue_page(); const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << " currentPath.moveTo(" << (p.x_ + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) << "f);"; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << " currentPath.lineTo(" << (p.x_ + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) << "f);"; } break; case closepath: outf << " currentPath.closePath();"; break; case curveto:{ outf << " currentPath.curveTo("; outf << (elem.getPoint(0).x_ + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - elem.getPoint(0).y_ + y_offset) << "f, "; outf << (elem.getPoint(1).x_ + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - elem.getPoint(1).y_ + y_offset) << "f, "; outf << (elem.getPoint(2).x_ + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - elem.getPoint(2).y_ + y_offset) << "f);"; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case for elem.getType() in drvjava2" << endl; abort(); break; } outf << endl; numberOfElements++; } } void drvJAVA2::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { if (numberOfElements > limitNumberOfElements) continue_page(); unsigned int javaFontNumber = getFontNumber(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); outf << " currentPage.add(new PSTextObject(new Color("; outf << currentR() << "f, " << currentG() << "f, " << currentB() << "f)," << endl; outf << " \""; for (const char *p = textinfo.thetext.value(); (*p) != 0; p++) { if ((*p) == '"') { outf << '\\' << *p; } else if ((*p) == '\\') { outf << '\\' << *p; } else if ((*p) == (char) 13) { // ^M outf << ' '; } else { outf << *p; } } outf << "\"," << endl; outf << " " << (textinfo.x + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - textinfo.y + y_offset) << "f"; #ifdef PASSFONTNAME const char *javaFname = JavaFonts[javaFontNumber].javaname; const char *javaFstyle = JavaFonts[javaFontNumber].javastyle; outf << ", \"" << javaFname << "\", " << javaFstyle; #else outf << ", " << javaFontNumber; #endif const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); if ((fabs(pythagoras(CTM[0], CTM[1] ) - textinfo.currentFontSize) < 1e-5) && (fabs(pythagoras(CTM[2] ,CTM[3] ) - textinfo.currentFontSize) < 1e-5) && (CTM[0] * CTM[3] - CTM[1] * CTM[2] >= 0)) { outf << ", " << textinfo.currentFontSize << "f"; if (textinfo.currentFontAngle) { outf << ", " << textinfo.currentFontAngle << "f"; } } else { outf << ", new AffineTransform(" << CTM[0] << "f, " << (-CTM[1]) << "f, "; outf << (-CTM[2]) << "f, " << CTM[3] << "f, 0f, 0f)"; } outf << "));" << endl; numberOfElements++; } static void show_dashPattern(ostream & outf, const char *dashPatternString) { const char *p = dashPatternString; int state = 0; outf << " new float[] {"; while ((*p) && (isspace(*p) || (*p == '['))) p++; while (*p) { if (isspace(*p)) { if (state == 2) state = 1; } else { if (*p == ']') { state = 3; } else { if (state == 1) outf << "f, "; if (state == 3) outf << "f}, "; outf << *p; state = 2; } } p++; } outf << "f"; } void drvJAVA2::show_path() { outf << " // Path # " << currentNr() << endl; outf << " currentPath = new PSPathObject(new Color("; outf << currentR() << "f, " << currentG() << "f, " << currentB() << "f), "; outf << currentLineWidth() << "f"; if ((currentLineCap() != 0) || (currentLineJoin() != 0) || (currentShowType() != 0) || (currentLineType() != solid)) { outf << ", " << currentLineCap() << ", " << currentLineJoin() << ", " << currentMiterLimit() << "f, "; switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: outf << "0"; break; case drvbase::fill: outf << "1"; break; case drvbase::eofill: outf << "2"; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case for currentShowType() in drvjava2" << endl; // cannot happen abort(); } if (currentLineType() != solid) { outf << "," << endl; show_dashPattern(outf, dashPattern()); } } if (isPolygon()) { outf << ", true"; } outf << ");" << endl; numberOfElements++; print_coords(); outf << " currentPage.add(currentPath);" << endl; numberOfElements++; } void drvJAVA2::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { if (numberOfElements > limitNumberOfElements) continue_page(); outf << " // Path # " << currentNr() << endl; outf << " currentPage.add(new PSPathObject(new Color("; outf << currentR() << "f, " << currentG() << "f, " << currentB() << "f), "; outf << currentLineWidth() << "f"; if ((currentLineJoin() != 0) || (currentShowType() != 0)) { outf << ", " << currentLineJoin(); switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: outf << ", 0"; break; case drvbase::fill: outf << ", 1"; break; case drvbase::eofill: outf << ", 2"; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case for currentShowType() in drvjava2" << endl; // cannot happen abort(); } } if (currentLineType() != solid) { outf << "," << endl; show_dashPattern(outf, dashPattern()); } outf << ", new Rectangle2D.Float(" << (llx + x_offset) << "f, " << (currentDeviceHeight - ury + y_offset) << "f"; outf << ", " << (urx - llx) << "f, " << (ury - lly) << "f)));" << endl; numberOfElements++; } void drvJAVA2::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (outBaseName == "") { errf << "images cannot be handled via standard output. Use an output file" << endl; return; } // write image data to separate file const size_t sizefilename = strlen(outBaseName.value()) + 21; char *imgOutFileName = new char[sizefilename]; const size_t sizefullfilename = strlen(outDirName.value()) + strlen(outBaseName.value()) + 21; char *imgOutFullFileName = new char[sizefullfilename]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(imgOutFileName,sizefilename), "%s_%d.img", outBaseName.value(), numberOfImages); sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(imgOutFullFileName,sizefullfilename), "%s%s", outDirName.value(), imgOutFileName); outf << " currentPage.add(new PSImageObject(" << imageinfo. width << ", " << imageinfo.height << ", "; outf << imageinfo.bits << ", " << imageinfo.ncomp << ", "; switch (imageinfo.type) { case colorimage: outf << "0, "; break; case normalimage: outf << "1, "; break; case imagemask: outf << "2, "; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case for imageinfo.type in drvjava2" << endl; // cannot happen abort(); } outf << (imageinfo.polarity ? "true" : "false") << "," << endl; outf << " new AffineTransform("; outf << (imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0]) << "f, "; outf << (-imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1]) << "f, "; outf << (imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2]) << "f, "; outf << (-imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3]) << "f, "; outf << (imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4]) << "f, "; outf << (currentDeviceHeight - imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5]) << "f), " << endl; outf << " \"" << imgOutFileName << "\"));" << endl; FILE *outFile; if ((outFile = fopen(imgOutFileName, "wb")) == 0L) { errf << "ERROR: cannot open image file " << imgOutFileName << endl; delete[]imgOutFileName; delete[]imgOutFullFileName; return; } if (fwrite(imageinfo.data, 1, imageinfo.nextfreedataitem, outFile) != imageinfo.nextfreedataitem) { fclose(outFile); errf << "ERROR: cannot write image data to " << imgOutFileName << endl; delete[]imgOutFileName; delete[]imgOutFullFileName; return; } fclose(outFile); delete[]imgOutFullFileName; delete[]imgOutFileName; numberOfImages++; numberOfElements++; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvJAVA2 > D_java2("java2", "java 2 source code", "","java2", true, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves false, // backend does not support elements with both fill and edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvjava2.h0000644000175500010010000000355112137224256012701 00000000000000#ifndef __drvJAVA2_h #define __drvJAVA2_h /* drvjava2.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a Java2 output driver -- test version Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Copyright (C) 2000 TapirSoft Gisbert & Harald Selke GbR, gisbert@tapirsoft.de This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvJAVA2 : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvJAVA2); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvJAVA2(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> jClassName; DriverOptions(): jClassName(true,"java class name","string",0,"name of java class to generate",0,(const char *)"PSJava") { ADD(jClassName); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: void print_coords(); void continue_page(); unsigned int subPageNumber; unsigned int numberOfElements; unsigned int numberOfImages; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvkillu.cpp0000644000175500010010000001514412137224253013347 00000000000000/* drvkillu.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Implementation of Kontour output driver. Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Copyright (C) 1998,1999 Kai-Uwe Sattler, kus_AT_iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvkillu.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include drvKontour::derivedConstructor(drvKontour):constructBase { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file // // // outf << "\n" << "\n"; outf << "\n" << "\n" << "\n"; } drvKontour::~drvKontour() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << "\n"; options=0; } void drvKontour::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\n"; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\n"; } break; case closepath: break; case curveto:{ for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); outf << "\n"; } } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvKontour " << endl; abort(); break; } } } void drvKontour::open_page() { } void drvKontour::close_page() { } void drvKontour::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { static const float toRad = 3.14159265359f / 180.0f; const double angle = (360.0 - textinfo.currentFontAngle) * toRad; const double cosa = cos(angle); const double sina = sin(angle); outf << "\n"; outf << "\n"; const char *c = textinfo.thetext.value(); while (*c != '\0') { if (*c == '<') outf << "<"; else if (*c == '&') outf << "&"; else if (*c == '>') outf << ">"; else outf << *c; c++; } outf << "\n"; } void drvKontour::show_path() { if (isPolygon()) outf << "\n"; print_coords(); if (isPolygon()) outf << "\n"; else outf << "\n"; } void drvKontour::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { outf << "" << endl; } int drvKontour::cvtColor(float c) { return int ((c * 255.0) + 0.5); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvKontour > D_Kontour("kil", ".kil format for Kontour", "","kil", false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend supports curves false, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvkillu.h0000644000175500010010000000267512137224256013024 00000000000000#ifndef __drvKontour_h #define __drvKontour_h /* drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a Kontour output driver. Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Copyright (C) 1998 Kai-Uwe Sattler, kus@iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvKontour : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvKontour); ~drvKontour (); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; private: static int cvtColor (float c); #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); private: void print_coords(); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvlatex2e.cpp0000644000175500010010000003274112137224253013575 00000000000000/* drvLATEX2E.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Latex2E files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, , Scott Pakin, This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvlatex2e.h" //#ifdef HAVESTL //#include I_fstream //#include I_stdio //#include I_stdlib // Constructor drvLATEX2E::derivedConstructor(drvLATEX2E):constructBase, buffer(tempFile.asOutput()), prevR(0.0f), prevG(0.0f), prevB(0.0f), thicklines(false), prevfontname(""), prevfontsize(0.0f) { #if 0 for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); if (!strcmp(d_argv[i], "-integers")) integersonly = true; } #endif } // Destructor drvLATEX2E::~drvLATEX2E() { options=0; } struct Point2e { Point2e(const Point& p_, bool integersonly_p) : p(p_),integersonly(integersonly_p) {} Point p; bool integersonly; }; // Output a point. // NOTE: This is a top-level function, not a member of drvLATEX2E. static ostream & operator << (ostream & os, const Point2e & pt) { if (pt.integersonly) { os << '(' << long (pt.p.x_ + 0.5) << ',' << long (pt.p.y_ + 0.5) << ')'; } else { os << '(' << pt.p.x_ << ',' << pt.p.y_ << ')'; } return os; } // Convert the coordinates on a path to LaTeX2e. void drvLATEX2E::print_coords() { Point *firstpoint = NIL; // Where "closepath" takes us back to Point pointlist[3]; // Other points we care about //old ostrstream outputline; // Current line of LaTeX2e to output buffer.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield); // TeX can't deal with scientific notation. for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { // Store a new current point. case moveto: currentpoint = elem.getPoint(0); scalepoint(currentpoint); updatebbox(currentpoint); if (!firstpoint) { firstpoint = new Point(currentpoint.x_, currentpoint.y_); assert(firstpoint); } break; /* * Draw a line. If the line is vertical or horizontal (the easy * cases), then use the picture-mode "\line" command. Otherwise, * don't bother calculating slopes and GCDs and all the other crud * that \line requires. Instead, take the easy way out and use a * \qbezier command. */ case lineto: case closepath: if (elem.getType() == lineto) { pointlist[0] = elem.getPoint(0); scalepoint(pointlist[0]); updatebbox(pointlist[0]); } else { assert(firstpoint); pointlist[0] = *firstpoint; delete firstpoint; firstpoint = NIL; } if (pointlist[0].x_ == currentpoint.x_) { // Vertical line if (pointlist[0].y_ == currentpoint.y_) // (and not a point) break; const float p_distance = (float) fabs(pointlist[0].y_ - currentpoint.y_); buffer << " \\put" << Point2e(currentpoint,options->integersonly) << "{\\line(0," << (pointlist[0].y_ > currentpoint.y_ ? 1 : -1) << "){"; if (options->integersonly) { buffer << long (p_distance + 0.5) << "}}"; } else { buffer << p_distance << "}}"; } } else if (pointlist[0].y_ == currentpoint.y_) { // Horizontal line const float p_distance = (float) fabs(pointlist[0].x_ - currentpoint.x_); buffer << " \\put" << Point2e(currentpoint,options->integersonly) << "{\\line(" << (pointlist[0].x_ > currentpoint.x_ ? 1 : -1) << ",0){"; if (options->integersonly) { buffer << long (p_distance + 0.5) << "}}"; } else { buffer << p_distance << "}}"; } } else // Diagonal line -- use a Bezier buffer << " \\qbezier" << Point2e(currentpoint,options->integersonly) << Point2e(pointlist[0],options->integersonly) << Point2e(pointlist[0],options->integersonly); buffer << endl; currentpoint = pointlist[0]; break; /* * Draw a Bezier curve. This is trickier than in most pstoedit * backends because LaTeX2e uses quadratic Beziers, while PostScript * (and hence, pstoedit) use cubic Beziers. Fortunately, it's * possible to convert from one to the other (more or less), and * that's what we do. */ case curveto:{ for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { pointlist[cp] = elem.getPoint(cp); scalepoint(pointlist[cp]); updatebbox(pointlist[cp]); } float midx = ((3 * pointlist[0].x_ - currentpoint.x_) / 2 + (3 * pointlist[1].x_ - pointlist[2].x_) / 2) / 2; float midy = ((3 * pointlist[0].y_ - currentpoint.y_) / 2 + (3 * pointlist[1].y_ - pointlist[2].y_) / 2) / 2; Point midpoint(midx, midy); buffer << " \\qbezier" << Point2e(currentpoint,options->integersonly) << Point2e(midpoint,options->integersonly) << Point2e(pointlist[2],options->integersonly) << endl; currentpoint = pointlist[2]; } break; // We got a bad path element. default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvlatex2e " << endl; abort(); break; } } // Finish up the path. //old buffer << ends; //old outputQ.push (outputline.str()); if (firstpoint) delete firstpoint; } // Start of page (really: figure) -- initialize bounding box and "previous" // versions of things. void drvLATEX2E::open_page() { currentpoint.x_ = 0; currentpoint.y_ = 0; boundingbox[0].x_ = boundingbox[0].y_ = 1e+10; //lint !e736 boundingbox[1].x_ = boundingbox[1].y_ = -1e+10; //lint !e736 prevR = prevG = prevB = 0.0; thicklines = false; prevfontname = ""; prevfontsize = -1.0; //lint !e736 } // End of page (really: figure) -- output a bounding box and the entire // contents of the output queue. void drvLATEX2E::close_page() { // Specify the picture's width and height and, optionally, the origin. Point boxsize(boundingbox[1].x_ - boundingbox[0].x_, boundingbox[1].y_ - boundingbox[0].y_); outf << "\\begin{picture}" << Point2e(boxsize,options->integersonly); if (boundingbox[0].x_ || boundingbox[0].y_) outf << Point2e(boundingbox[0],options->integersonly); outf << endl; #if 0 // old // Output everything in the queue. while (!outputQ.empty()) { outf << outputQ.front(); outputQ.pop(); } #endif // now we can copy the buffer the output ifstream & inbuffer = tempFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer, outf); (void) tempFile.asOutput(); // Close the picture environment. outf << "\\end{picture}" << endl; } /* * Output a piece of text. We rely on pstoedit's font-mapping routine to * convert the name directly to parameters to \usefont. */ void drvLATEX2E::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { //old ostrstream outputline; // Current line of LaTeX2e to output buffer.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield); // TeX can't deal with scientific notation. // Set the font and font size if (and only if) it's changed. string fontname(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); if (fontname[0] != '{' && fontname != prevfontname) { errf << "Font \"" << fontname << "\" is not of the form \"{encoding}{family}{series}{shape}\".\n" << "(You may need to use the -fontmap option to point pstoedit to latex2e.fmp.)" << endl; prevfontname = fontname; } else if (fontname != prevfontname) { buffer << " \\usefont" << fontname << endl; prevfontname = fontname; } float fontsize = textinfo.currentFontSize * 72.27f / 72.0f; if (fontsize != prevfontsize) { buffer << " \\fontsize{"; if (options->integersonly) { long longsize = long (fontsize + 0.5); buffer << longsize << "\\unitlength}{" << longsize; } else buffer << fontsize << "\\unitlength}{" << fontsize; buffer << "\\unitlength}\\selectfont" << endl; prevfontsize = fontsize; } // Set the color if (and only if) it's changed. // NOTE: Color requires the "color" package. if (textinfo.currentR != prevR || textinfo.currentG != prevG || textinfo.currentB != prevB) { prevR = textinfo.currentR; prevG = textinfo.currentG; prevB = textinfo.currentB; buffer << " \\color[rgb]{" << prevR << ',' << prevG << ',' << prevB << '}' << endl; } // Scale the starting point and update the bounding box. Point textpoint(textinfo.x, textinfo.y); scalepoint(textpoint); updatebbox(textpoint); // Output the text string, optionally rotated. // NOTE: Rotation requires the "rotation" package. buffer << " \\put" << Point2e(textpoint,options->integersonly) << '{'; if (textinfo.currentFontAngle) { if (options->integersonly) { buffer << "\\turnbox{" << long (textinfo.currentFontAngle + 0.5) << "}{"; } else { buffer << "\\turnbox{" << textinfo.currentFontAngle << "}{"; } } const char * cp = textinfo.thetext.value(); //buffer << textinfo.thetext.value() // characters to be handled specially // // % -> \% // # -> \# // { -> \{ // } -> \} // _ -> \_ // & -> \& // $ -> \$ // Tritt auch manchmal mit veränderter Bedeutung als $$ auf: --> \$\$ // // \ -> \textbackslash // ^ -> \textasciicircum // ~ -> \textasciitilde // // Zusätzlich machen folgende Zeichen oft Probleme: // // " -> \textquotedblright // ?`-> \textquestiondown // !`-> \textexclamdown // while (cp && *cp) { if ((*cp == '%') || (*cp == '#') || (*cp == '{') || (*cp == '}') || (*cp == '$') || (*cp == '_') || (*cp == '&') ) buffer << '\\' << *cp ; // needs to be escaped else if (*cp == '\\') buffer << "\\textbackslash "; else if (*cp == '^') buffer << "\\textasciicircum "; else if (*cp == '~') buffer << "\\textasciitilde "; else if (*cp == '"') buffer << "\\textquotedblright "; // else if (*cp == '\\') buffer << "\\textbackslash"; // else if (*cp == '\\') buffer << "\\textbackslash"; else buffer << *cp; cp++; } buffer << '}'; if (textinfo.currentFontAngle) buffer << '}'; // Scale the ending point and update the bounding box. currentpoint.x_ = textinfo.x_end; currentpoint.y_ = textinfo.y_end; scalepoint(currentpoint); updatebbox(currentpoint); // Finish up the text message. buffer << endl; // old << ends; //old outputQ.push (outputline.str()); } /* * Convert a path to LaTeX2e picture format. LaTeX2e's picture mode has no * way to fill a region, so we ignore fills. It can't do line caps, so we * ignore those. Dashes would be a pain to implement (given that we're * using \qbezier), so we ignore dash patterns. Line widths are either * "thick" or "thin"; we separate the two at 1pt. Finally, colors are * supported by all the common backends with the color package, so we can * deal with that. */ void drvLATEX2E::show_path() { // Set the line width as best we can. if (currentLineWidth() >= 1.0) { if (!thicklines) { buffer << (" \\thicklines\n"); thicklines = true; } } else if (thicklines) { buffer << (" \\thinlines\n"); thicklines = false; } // Set the color if (and only if) it's changed. if (currentR() != prevR || currentG() != prevG || currentB() != prevB) { //old ostrstream outputline; buffer.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield); // TeX can't deal with scientific notation. prevR = currentR(); prevG = currentG(); prevB = currentB(); buffer << " \\color[rgb]{" << prevR << ',' << prevG << ',' << prevB << '}' << endl; // old << ends; //old buffer << (outputline.str()); } // Output the path. print_coords(); } // Draw a rectangle with \framebox. void drvLATEX2E::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { //old ostrstream outputline; buffer.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield); // TeX can't deal with scientific notation. Point ll(llx, lly); Point ur(urx, ury); scalepoint(ll); updatebbox(ll); scalepoint(ur); updatebbox(ur); Point framesize(ur.x_ - ll.x_, ur.y_ - ll.y_); buffer << " \\put" << Point2e(ll,options->integersonly) << "{\\framebox" << Point2e(framesize,options->integersonly) << "{}}" << endl; // old << ends; //old outputQ.push (outputline.str()); } #if 0 // LaTeX2e's picture mode doesn't support images, so do nothing. void drvLATEX2E::show_image(const Image & ) { } #endif // Describe the LaTeX2e backend's capabilities. static DriverDescriptionT < drvLATEX2E > D_latex2e("latex2e", "LaTeX2e picture format", "","tex", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves false, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false // no clipping ); //#endif // HAVESTL pstoedit-3.62/src/drvlatex2e.h0000644000175500010010000000633112137224256013241 00000000000000#ifndef __drvLATEX2E_h #define __drvLATEX2E_h /* drvlatex2e.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a LaTeX2e output driver Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ //#ifdef HAVESTL #include "drvbase.h" #ifdef HAVESTL #include // C++ string class // STL no longer needed, use FontMapper from miscutil.h //#include // C++ STL set class //#include // Needed for allocator class //#include #else typedef RSString string; #endif #include I_iostream USESTD #include I_streamb #include #include I_string_h class drvLATEX2E : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvLATEX2E); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvLATEX2E(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> integersonly; DriverOptions(): integersonly(true,"-integers","",0,"round all coordinates to the nearest integer",0,false) { ADD(integersonly); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); //not supported yet virtual void show_image(const Image & imageinfo); private: void print_coords(); // typedef queue STRQUEUE; // STRQUEUE outputQ; TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; // Queue for buffering our output until we know our bounding box // Bounding box for the current picture Point boundingbox[2]; // Expand the bounding box if a given point is outside it. inline void updatebbox (const Point & newpoint) { if (newpoint.x_ < boundingbox[0].x_) boundingbox[0].x_ = newpoint.x_; if (newpoint.y_ < boundingbox[0].y_) boundingbox[0].y_ = newpoint.y_; if (newpoint.x_ > boundingbox[1].x_) boundingbox[1].x_ = newpoint.x_; if (newpoint.y_ > boundingbox[1].y_) boundingbox[1].y_ = newpoint.y_; } // Convert from PostScript points to TeX points ("bp"-->"pt" in TeX // terminology). static inline void scalepoint (Point & somepoint) { const float adjustment = 72.27f / 72.0f; somepoint.x_ *= adjustment; somepoint.y_ *= adjustment; } // Previous position, color, line thickness, and font Point currentpoint; float prevR, prevG, prevB; bool thicklines; string prevfontname; float prevfontsize; }; //#endif // HAVE STL #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvlplot.cpp0000644000175500010010000012635312137224253013366 00000000000000/* drvplot.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for GNU metafile format and all other output formats produced by the GNU libplot/libplotter vector graphics library (GNU libplot/libplotter is the 2D vector graphics C/C++ library in the GNU Plotting Utilities (`plotutils') package. `libplot' and `libplotter' provide C and C++ bindings, respectively. See http://www.gnu.org/software/plotutils/plotutils.html . The GNU `plot' program, which is part of the package, can translate GNU metafiles to other formats.) When compiling, define "-DHAVE_LIBPLOTTER" if you will be linking with libplotter. Otherwise, this driver will produce its own GNU metafiles, and it will not be able to produce any of the other output formats that libplot/libplotter can produce. This driver supports three formats: "gmfa" (ascii [i.e., portable] GNU metafile), "gmfb" (binary GNU metafile), and "plot". "plot" is supported only if you link with libplotter. By default, the "plot" format is the same as "gmfb", but by using the "type" and the (global)"pagesize" options, you may request any of the other output types that libplot/libplotter can produce. For example, pstoedit -f "plot:-plotformat X" will pop up an X window, and pstoedit -f "plot:-plotformat fig" will produce Fig output. The supported output formats are: "X", "png", "pnm", "gif", "svg", "ai", "ps", "cgm", "fig", "pcl", "hpgl", "regis", "tek", or "meta" (the default). Here "pnm" means PPM/PGM/PBM, "cgm" means the new WebCGM vector graphics format [see http://www.cgmopen.org ], "ai" means Adobe Illustrator, "pcl" means PCL5, "hpgl" means HP-GL/2, and "tek" means Tektronix 4014 format. Tektronix 4014 format can be displayed on an xterm window that is in Tektronix mode; `xterm -t' will invoke such an xterm. The "ps" output type is not ordinary Postscript: it can also be edited with the idraw drawing editor. "meta" is the default output type; it means a binary metafile, i.e., the same as the "gmfb" format. The "plot" format supports the global "pagesize" option, which tells the driver the size of the PS page that it is rendering. (The default is "letter", i.e., 8.5in by 11in.) For example, pstoedit -f "plot:-plotformat X" -pagesize letter pstoedit -f "plot:-plotformat ps" -pagesize legal > output.ps pstoedit -f "plot:-plotformat fig" -pagesize a4 > output.fig The supported page sizes are: a, b, c, d, e, a4, a3, a2, a1, a0, b5, legal, ledger For most output types, the "pagesize" option affects not only the interpretation of the input PS file, but also the sort of output file that is produced. In the example immediately above, the output.fig file will be created on an A4-sized output page. If you view output.fig with the xfig drawing editor, you will see this. No matter what output format is chosen, you may move the image on the output page by doing the following. (1) Instead of using pstoedit's command-line `pagesize' option, specify the page size by setting the environment variable PAGESIZE. (2) Include the desired viewport offset in PAGESIZE. For example, you could set PAGESIZE to "a4,yoffset=1cm" or "a3,xoffset=-5mm,yoffset=2cm". Also in the "plot" format, you may specify any of libplot/libplotter's parameters on the command line. For example, pstoedit -f "plot:-plotformat X BITMAPSIZE 400x200 BG_COLOR yellow" -pagesize a4 will pop up an X window of size 400x200, with a yellow background. BITMAPSIZE is also supported if the output type is "pnm" or "gif", and BG_COLOR if the output type is "pnm", "gif", or "cgm". For the "pnm" output type (i.e. PPM/PGM/PBM, whichever is most appropriate), setting the PNM_PORTABLE parameter to "yes" will yield an ascii (human-readable) output file. Similarly, "plot:type meta META_PORTABLE yes", or just "plot:META_PORTABLE yes", will yield human-readable "gmfa" format. Most of the other supported libplot/libplotter parameters are not used very often. You may specify "CGM_MAX_VERSION 1" to obtain a version 1 WebCGM file, rather than version 3 (which is the default). You may also specify "CGM_ENCODING clear_text" to obtain a human-readable CGM file, rather than binary (which is the default). You should specify "PCL_BEZIERS no" if you are preparing a PCL5 file to be printed on an old LaserJet III. Unlike more recent LaserJets, the LaserJet III did not support the drawing of Bezier curves in firmware. As implemented, the PCL5 output type is mostly for black-and-white or grayscale drawings. Colored PCL5 drawings do not print well on most monochrome printers that understand PCL5 format (e.g., monochrome LaserJets). But if you have a color LaserJet or other high-end color printer that understands PCL5 format, you should be able to print colored PCL5 drawings, as well. If you are producing colored PCL5 output to send to such a printer, you may find it useful to specify "PCL_ASSIGN_COLORS yes". That will give improved color fidelity, by allowing colors to be assigned internally to `logical pens', instead of producing colors by half-toning from a fixed palette of pens. The "gif" output type is actually pseudo-GIF. It uses run-length encoding, and does not transgress the Unisys patent on LZW encoding. If you are producing the "gif" output type, you can specify the parameter "TRANSPARENT_COLOR white" to make all white pixels transparent. "INTERLACE yes" will cause the output file to be an interlaced pseudo-GIF. If a specified libplot/libplotter parameter is not relevant to the requested output type, it is ignored. NOTE: If you link with libplotter, it is recommended that you use a version of libplotter which is at least as recent as the one that is part of the plotutils-2.3 package. If you have the version that was part of plotutils-2.2, you may link with it, provided that you also specify "-DOLD_LIBPLOTTER" when compiling. But that is not recommended, because not everything will not work properly. (Output files of the "fig" and "pcl" types will not be properly centered on the page, and the "gmfb" format will be broken.) NOTE: If your version of libplotter has no X Window System support, you should specify "-DNO_LIBPLOTTER_X_SUPPORT" when compiling. Written by Robert S. Maier and Wolfgang Glunz . This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvlplot.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib // #include "papersizes.h" // not yet done - remove of local page size related code and replace it with the one from papersizes.h #ifdef OLD_LIBPLOTTER #define NO_LIBPLOTTER_CGM_SUPPORT #endif // new: define X missing for all systems - this make the whole lib much smaller and reduces the // prerequesites #define X_DISPLAY_MISSING #define NO_LIBPLOTTER_X_SUPPORT #if ! (defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined (NetBSD) ) && ( ! (defined(_AIX)) ) // just under Unix we have X11 support // AIX is treated as Unix - except here #define X_DISPLAY_MISSING #define NO_LIBPLOTTER_X_SUPPORT // also the following two plotters are not available in libplot outside Unix // since the plotter needs some X11 functions as well #define NO_LIBPLOTTER_GIF_SUPPORT #define NO_LIBPLOTTER_PNM_SUPPORT #endif #ifdef HAVE_LIBPLOTTER #ifdef OLD_LIBPLOTTER // plotutils-2.2 #define Point PlotPoint #define _INC_IOSTREAM // to avoid a further inclusion (problem with STL) #include #undef Point #else #define _INC_IOSTREAM // plotutils-2.3 and more recent #include #endif #endif // create shortcuts to the libplotter drivers (see commmet at the bottom) #define WITHSHORTCUTS // Default page type. This is the page for which, by default, we assume // that the PS file was generated. The user may override this with the // pagesize option, e.g. by specifying // // -f "gmfa" -pagesize b // or // -f "plot" -pagesize a3 // // on the command line. #define DEFAULT_PAGE_TYPE PAGE_ANSI_A // page types that libplot/libplotter recognizes enum page_types { PAGE_ANSI_A, PAGE_ANSI_B, PAGE_ANSI_C, PAGE_ANSI_D, PAGE_ANSI_E, PAGE_ISO_A4, PAGE_ISO_A3, PAGE_ISO_A2, PAGE_ISO_A1, PAGE_ISO_A0, PAGE_JIS_B5, PAGE_LEGAL, PAGE_LEDGER }; struct page_size { int type; // one of the above const char *name; // name (a string) const char *alias; // an alternative name (a string) double width, height; // width, height in inches double viewport_size; // size of libplotter's square viewport, in inches }; // libplot page size database; should be listed in the same order as the // preceding page types. The size of the libplot viewport, which is a // square region on the page, is listed for each. In plotutils-2.3, all // Plotter types for which the PAGESIZE parameter is meaningful have the // default viewport positioned at the center of the page, except one. // // HPGLPlotters are the exception. They use the same page sizes and // viewport sizes, but by default, the lower left corner of the viewport is // positioned close to the lower left corner of the page, because an HP-GL // device may have either portrait or landscape orientation (there is no // programmatic way of selecting it). You may shift the viewport by // specifying a suitably modified PAGESIZE environment variable; see above. static struct page_size known_page_sizes[] = { {PAGE_ANSI_A, "a", "letter", 8.5, 11.0, 8.0}, {PAGE_ANSI_B, "b", "tabloid", 11.0, 17.0, 10.0}, {PAGE_ANSI_C, "c", 0, 17.0, 22.0, 16.0}, {PAGE_ANSI_D, "d", 0, 22.0, 34.0, 20.0}, {PAGE_ANSI_E, "e", 0, 34.0, 44.0, 32.0}, {PAGE_ISO_A4, "a4", 0, 8.27, 11.69, 7.8}, {PAGE_ISO_A3, "a3", 0, 11.69, 16.54, 10.7}, {PAGE_ISO_A2, "a2", 0, 16.54, 23.39, 15.6}, {PAGE_ISO_A1, "a1", 0, 23.39, 33.11, 22.4}, {PAGE_ISO_A0, "a0", 0, 33.11, 46.81, 32.2}, {PAGE_JIS_B5, "b5", 0, 7.17, 10.12, 6.67}, {PAGE_LEGAL, "legal", 0, 8.5, 14.0, 8.0}, // an unofficial US size {PAGE_LEDGER, "ledger", 0, 17.0, 11.0, 10.0} // rotated ANSI B (an unofficial US size) }; const unsigned short NUM_LIBPLOT_PAGE_SIZES = (sizeof(known_page_sizes) / sizeof(page_size)); // 13 #ifndef HAVE_LIBPLOTTER // we aren't linking with libplotter, so declare a fake Plotter class class Plotter { private: // disallow copying and assignment Plotter(const Plotter & oldplotter); Plotter & operator = (const Plotter & oldplotter); // streams (only the outstream and errstream are used) istream *instream; ostream *outstream; ostream *errstream; bool meta_portable_output; // portable metafile output format? bool opened; public: Plotter(istream & in, ostream & out, ostream & err); // ctor static int parampl(const char *parameter, void *value); static bool static_meta_portable_output; // current class value // declare only the Plotter methods we may need int capmod(const char *s); int closepl(void); int endpath(void); int erase(void); int fbezier3(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1, double x2, double y2, double x3, double y3); int fbox(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1); int fconcat(double m0, double m1, double m2, double m3, double m4, double m5); int fcont(double x, double y); int fillcolor(int red, int green, int blue); int fillmod(const char *s); int filltype(int level); int fline(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1); int flinedash(int n, const double *dashes, double offset); int flinewidth(double size); int fmove(double x, double y); int fontname(const char *s); int fspace(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1); int joinmod(const char *s); int label(const char *s); int linemod(const char *s); int openpl(void); int pencolor(int red, int green, int blue); int restorestate(void); int savestate(void); double ffontsize(double size); private: // inline functions for low-level output inline void emit_byte(int c); inline void emit_float(double x); inline void emit_integer(int x); inline void emit_string(const char *s); inline void emit_terminator(void); // define op codes for graphics operations (only the ones we'll need) enum op_codes { O_BEZIER3 = 'y', O_BOX = 'B', O_CAPMOD = 'K', O_CLOSEPL = 'x', O_CONT = 'n', O_ENDPATH = 'E', O_ERASE = 'e', O_FBEZIER3 = ',', O_FBOX = '3', O_FCONCAT = '\\', O_FCONT = ')', O_FFONTSIZE = '7', O_FILLCOLOR = 'D', O_FILLMOD = 'g', O_FILLTYPE = 'L', O_FLINE = '8', O_FLINEDASH = 'w', O_FLINEWIDTH = '0', O_FMOVE = '$', O_FONTNAME = 'F', O_FONTSIZE = 'S', O_FSPACE = '*', O_JOINMOD = 'J', O_LABEL = 't', O_LINE = 'l', O_LINEDASH = 'd', O_LINEMOD = 'f', O_LINEWIDTH = 'W', O_MOVE = 'm', O_OPENPL = 'o', O_PENCOLOR = '-', O_RESTORESTATE = 'O', O_SAVESTATE = 'U', O_SPACE = 's' }; }; // if we aren't using libplotter, `MetaPlotter' is the same as `Plotter' typedef Plotter MetaPlotter; // define the fake Plotter (i.e. MetaPlotter) class // a helper function (libplot only allows printable ISO characters in labels) #define GOOD_ISO(c) (((c >= 0x20) && (c <= 0x7E)) || ((c >= 0xA0) && (c <= 0xFF))) bool clean_iso_string(unsigned char *s) { bool was_clean = true; unsigned char *t; for (t = s; *s; s++) { if (GOOD_ISO(*s)) { *t = *s; t++; } else was_clean = false; } *t = (unsigned char) '\0'; return was_clean; } // ctor Plotter::Plotter(istream & in, ostream & out, ostream & err) { instream = ∈ outstream = &out; errstream = &err; // take instance value from current static (class) value meta_portable_output = static_meta_portable_output; opened = false; } // a fake parampl function, which can set only the META_PORTABLE parameter int Plotter::parampl(const char *parameter, void *value) { if (strcmp(parameter, "META_PORTABLE") == 0) { if (strcmp((char *) value, "yes") == 0) static_meta_portable_output = true; else static_meta_portable_output = false; } return 0; } // a static variable in the fake Plotter class (automatically initialized // to `false'); copied into a Plotter when it's instantiated bool Plotter::static_meta_portable_output; // low-level output routines inline void Plotter::emit_integer(int x) { if (meta_portable_output) (*outstream) << ' ' << x; else outstream->write((char *) &x, sizeof(int)); } inline void Plotter::emit_float(double x) { if (meta_portable_output) (*outstream) << ' ' << x; else { float f = (float) x; outstream->write((char *) &f, sizeof(float)); } } inline void Plotter::emit_byte(int c) { outstream->put((unsigned char) c); } inline void Plotter::emit_string(const char *s) { bool has_newline; char *t = NIL; // keep compiler happy char *nl; const char *u; // null pointer handled specially if (s == 0) s = "(null)"; if (strchr(s, '\n')) // we don't grok multiline arg strings { has_newline = true; t = (char *) malloc(strlen(s) + 1); if (!t) { (*errstream) << "ERROR: Can't allocate memory" << endl; return; } strcpy_s(t,strlen(s), s); nl = strchr(t, '\n'); assert(nl); // should be OK because also a newline was in s *nl = '\0'; u = t; } else { has_newline = false; u = s; } (*outstream) << u << '\n'; if (has_newline) free(t); } inline void Plotter::emit_terminator() { if (meta_portable_output) (*outstream) << '\n'; } // fake public methods int Plotter::capmod(const char *s) { emit_byte((int) O_CAPMOD); emit_string(s); return 0; } int Plotter::closepl() { emit_byte((int) O_CLOSEPL); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::endpath() { emit_byte((int) O_ENDPATH); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::erase() { emit_byte((int) O_ERASE); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fbezier3(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1, double x2, double y2, double x3, double y3) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_BEZIER3 : (int) O_FBEZIER3); emit_float(x0); emit_float(y0); emit_float(x1); emit_float(y1); emit_float(x2); emit_float(y2); emit_float(x3); emit_float(y3); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fbox(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_BOX : (int) O_FBOX); emit_float(x0); emit_float(y0); emit_float(x1); emit_float(y1); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fconcat(double m0, double m1, double m2, double m3, double m4, double m5) { emit_byte((int) O_FCONCAT); emit_float(m0); emit_float(m1); emit_float(m2); emit_float(m3); emit_float(m4); emit_float(m5); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fcont(double x, double y) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_CONT : (int) O_FCONT); emit_float(x); emit_float(y); emit_terminator(); return 0; } double Plotter::ffontsize(double size) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_FONTSIZE : (int) O_FFONTSIZE); emit_float(size); emit_terminator(); return size; } int Plotter::fillcolor(int red, int green, int blue) { emit_byte((int) O_FILLCOLOR); emit_integer(red); emit_integer(green); emit_integer(blue); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fillmod(const char *s) { emit_byte((int) O_FILLMOD); emit_string(s); return 0; } int Plotter::filltype(int level) { emit_byte((int) O_FILLTYPE); emit_integer(level); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fline(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_LINE : (int) O_FLINE); emit_float(x0); emit_float(y0); emit_float(x1); emit_float(y1); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::flinedash(int n, const double *dashes, double offset) { int i; // sanity checks if (n < 0 || (n > 0 && dashes == 0)) return -1; for (i = 0; i < n; i++) if (dashes[i] < 0.0) return -1; emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_LINEDASH : (int) O_LINEDASH); emit_integer(n); for (i = 0; i < n; i++) emit_float(dashes[i]); emit_float(offset); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::flinewidth(double new_line_width) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_LINEWIDTH : (int) O_FLINEWIDTH); emit_float(new_line_width); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fmove(double x, double y) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_MOVE : (int) O_FMOVE); emit_float(x); emit_float(y); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::fontname(const char *s) { emit_byte((int) O_FONTNAME); emit_string(s); return 0; // return 0, not current font size } int Plotter::fspace(double x0, double y0, double x1, double y1) { emit_byte(meta_portable_output ? (int) O_SPACE : (int) O_FSPACE); emit_float(x0); emit_float(y0); emit_float(x1); emit_float(y1); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::joinmod(const char *s) { emit_byte((int) O_JOINMOD); emit_string(s); return 0; } int Plotter::label(const char *s) { char *t; bool was_clean; // copy since we may alter the string t = (char *) malloc(strlen(s) + 1); if (!t) { (*errstream) << "ERROR: Can't allocate memory" << endl; return 0; } strcpy_s(t,strlen(s), s); was_clean = clean_iso_string((unsigned char *) t); if (!was_clean) (*errstream) << "libplot: ignoring control character (e.g. CR or LF) in label" << endl; emit_byte((int) O_LABEL); emit_string(t); free(t); return 0; } int Plotter::linemod(const char *s) { emit_byte((int) O_LINEMOD); emit_string(s); return 0; } int Plotter::openpl() { bool not_previously_opened = ((opened == false) ? true : false); //lint !e731 if (not_previously_opened) // emit metafile header { (*outstream) << "#PLOT"; // magic string // format type 1 = GNU binary, type 2 = GNU portable if (meta_portable_output) (*outstream) << " 2\n"; else (*outstream) << " 1\n"; } emit_byte((int) O_OPENPL); emit_terminator(); opened = true; return 0; } int Plotter::pencolor(int red, int green, int blue) { emit_byte((int) O_PENCOLOR); emit_integer(red); emit_integer(green); emit_integer(blue); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::restorestate() { emit_byte((int) O_RESTORESTATE); emit_terminator(); return 0; } int Plotter::savestate() { emit_byte((int) O_SAVESTATE); emit_terminator(); return 0; } #endif // not HAVE_LIBPLOTTER #ifdef HAVE_LIBPLOTTER #ifdef OLD_LIBPLOTTER // define a sink for libplotter warning messages, because in plotutils-2.2, // libplotter had an unfortunate tendency to write error messages to the // output stream rather than the error stream! int dummy_warning_handler(const char *) { return 0; } #endif #endif // driver specific initializations drvplot::derivedConstructor(drvplot):constructBase { // const char *type = "meta"; // default - now in options in .h file bool portable_metafile = false; // binary is not portable - ascii is if (strcmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "gmfa") == 0) { const char t[] = "yes"; (void)Plotter::parampl("META_PORTABLE", (void *) t); portable_metafile = true; // won't need to reopen outf in binary mode } // defaults (will try to determine page type from pagesize option) page_type = (int) DEFAULT_PAGE_TYPE; physical_page = false; // calculate pagesize based on global -pagesize option. { const RSString & pagesize = getPageSize(); if (pagesize != "") { bool matched = false; unsigned int j; for (j = 0; j < NUM_LIBPLOT_PAGE_SIZES; j++) if (strcmp(pagesize.value(), known_page_sizes[j].name) == 0 || (known_page_sizes[j].alias && strcmp(pagesize.value(), known_page_sizes[j].alias) == 0)) { matched = true; break; } if (matched) // set PAGESIZE parameter (it will be meaningful to the // Plotter only if its output format is one for which // pages are `physical') { page_type = j; const char *s = known_page_sizes[page_type].name; const size_t len = strlen(s) ; char *t = new char[len + 1]; if (!t) { errf << "ERROR: Can't allocate memory " << endl; ctorOK = false; return; } strcpy_s(t,len+1, s); (void)Plotter::parampl("PAGESIZE", (void *) t); delete [] t; } else errf << "unknown page size" << endl; } } #if 0 if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "page-size") == 0) { #ifdef OLDPAGESIZE bla bla bla; if ((i + 1) < d_argc) { bool matched = false; unsigned int j; for (j = 0; j < NUM_LIBPLOT_PAGE_SIZES; j++) if (strcmp(d_argv[i + 1], known_page_sizes[j].name) == 0 || (known_page_sizes[j].alias && strcmp(d_argv[i + 1], known_page_sizes[j].alias) == 0)) { matched = true; break; } if (matched) // set PAGESIZE parameter (it will be meaningful to the // Plotter only if its output format is one for which // pages are `physical') { page_type = j; const char *s = known_page_sizes[page_type].name; char *t = (char *) malloc(strlen(s) + 1); if (!t) { errf << "ERROR: Can't allocate memory " << endl; ctorOK = false; return; } strcpy(t, s); Plotter::parampl("PAGESIZE", (void *) t); free(t); } else errf << "unknown page size" << endl; i++; i++; } else { errf << "too few arguments for page-size option" << endl; i++; } #else errf << "Please use global -pagesize option instead driver specific -page-size option" << endl; #endif } for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc;) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); if (strcmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "plot") == 0) { if ((i + 1) < d_argc) { if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "type") == 0) type = d_argv[i + 1]; else { if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "META_PORTABLE") == 0 && strcmp(d_argv[i + 1], "yes") == 0) portable_metafile = true; // set Plotter parameter Plotter::parampl(d_argv[i], d_argv[i + 1]); } i++; i++; } else { errf << "too few parameters for libplot option" << endl; i++; } } else { errf << "unknown option " << d_argv[i] << endl; i++; } } #endif // parse remaining args if (d_argc) { const unsigned int remaining = DOptions_ptr->parseoptions(errf,d_argc,d_argv); if (Verbose()) { errf << "remaining options " << remaining << endl; } const char * * remaining_argv = DOptions_ptr->unhandledOptions; for (unsigned int i = 0; (i+1) < remaining; i++) { // -1 because we also use argv[i+1] if (strcmp(remaining_argv[i], "META_PORTABLE") == 0 && strcmp(remaining_argv[i + 1], "yes") == 0) portable_metafile = true; // set Plotter parameter if (Verbose()) { errf << "adding Plotter parameter " << remaining_argv[i] << ":" << remaining_argv[i + 1] << endl; } (void)Plotter::parampl(remaining_argv[i], (void*)remaining_argv[i + 1]); i++; } } #ifdef HAVE_LIBPLOTTER #ifdef OLD_LIBPLOTTER // turn off all warning messages, to work around the plotutils-2.2 // libplotter warning message bug (see above) libplotter_warning_handler = dummy_warning_handler; #endif #endif // now create the Plotter; if we're not linked with libplotter then we // instantiate the fake Plotter class instead #ifdef HAVE_LIBPLOTTER if ((strcmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "plot") == 0) #ifdef WITHSHORTCUTS || (strncmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "plot-", 5) == 0) #endif ) { #ifdef WITHSHORTCUTS if (strncmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "plot-", 5) == 0) { options->type.value = Pdriverdesc->symbolicname + 5; // cout << "type : " << type << endl; } #endif if (false) { } #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_PNM_SUPPORT else if (options->type.value == "pnm") { plotter = new PNMPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } #endif #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_GIF_SUPPORT else if (options->type.value == "gif") { ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new GIFPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } #endif #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_CGM_SUPPORT else if (options->type.value == "cgm") { ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new CGMPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = false; } #endif else if (options->type.value == "ai") { plotter = new AIPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = true; #if defined(PL_LIBPLOT_VER) && (PL_LIBPLOT_VER > 400) } else if (options->type.value == "svg") { plotter = new SVGPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = true; #endif } else if (options->type.value == "ps") { plotter = new PSPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = true; } else if (options->type.value == "fig") { plotter = new FigPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = true; } else if (options->type.value == "pcl") { ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new PCLPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = true; } else if (options->type.value == "hpgl") { ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new HPGLPlotter(cin, outf, errf); physical_page = false; // unknown viewport position on page } else if (options->type.value == "tek") { ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new TekPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_X_SUPPORT else if (options->type.value == "X") { plotter = new XPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } #endif else if (options->type.value == "meta") { if (portable_metafile == false) ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new MetaPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } else // unknown type; use metafile default { errf << "unknown libplot output type, using GNU metafile" << endl; if (portable_metafile == false) ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new MetaPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } } else #endif // HAVE_LIBPLOTTER // Default case: instantiate the MetaPlotter class. If we're not // linked with libplotter (so that "gmfa" and "gmfb" are our only // formats) then this is always done, and the MetaPlotter class that is // instantiated is really our fake Plotter class. { if (portable_metafile == false) //lint !e731 ctorOK &= close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode(); plotter = new MetaPlotter(cin, outf, errf); } } drvplot::~drvplot() { // delete Plotter (either a genuine one from libplotter, or a fake one) delete plotter; options=0; } // print a path via a sequence of fline(), fcont(), fbezier3() operations, // terminating with a final endpath() void drvplot::print_coords() { Point lastpoint(0, 0); const Point & firstpoint = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); bool currently_at_lastpoint = false; bool last_was_endpath = false; // since libplot/libplotter doesn't (yet) support sub-paths, // all paths that we draw will be of the form // moveto {lineto,curveto}+ {closepath} // where {}+ means one or more repetitions, and {} means optional. for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); lastpoint = p; currently_at_lastpoint = false; last_was_endpath = false; } break; case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (currently_at_lastpoint) (void)plotter->fcont(p.x_ + x_offset, p.y_ + y_offset); else (void)plotter->fline(lastpoint.x_ + x_offset, lastpoint.y_ + y_offset, p.x_ + x_offset, p.y_ + y_offset); lastpoint = p; currently_at_lastpoint = true; last_was_endpath = false; } break; case curveto: { const Point & p1 = lastpoint; const Point & p2 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & p3 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & p4 = elem.getPoint(2); (void)plotter->fbezier3(p1.x_ + x_offset, p1.y_ + y_offset, p2.x_ + x_offset, p2.y_ + y_offset, p3.x_ + x_offset, p3.y_ + y_offset, p4.x_ + x_offset, p4.y_ + y_offset); lastpoint = p4; currently_at_lastpoint = true; last_was_endpath = false; } break; case closepath: if (currently_at_lastpoint) /* have drawn at least one segment */ { (void)plotter->fcont(firstpoint.x_ + x_offset, firstpoint.y_ + y_offset); (void)plotter->endpath(); currently_at_lastpoint = true; last_was_endpath = true; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvlplot " << endl; abort(); break; } } if (last_was_endpath == false) (void)plotter->endpath(); } void drvplot::open_page() { const double POINTS_PER_INCH = 72.0; // height and width of a page of the specified type, in points; also size // of the square viewport that libplot places on such a page double height = POINTS_PER_INCH * (double) known_page_sizes[page_type].height; double width = POINTS_PER_INCH * (double) known_page_sizes[page_type].width; (void)plotter->openpl(); if (physical_page) // output viewport is a square region of known size, centered on an // output page of known size; so scale the input PS page so that it // extends beyond the viewport, in such a way that it covers the entire // output page { double viewport_size = POINTS_PER_INCH * (double) known_page_sizes[page_type].viewport_size; (void)plotter->fspace(0.5 * (width - viewport_size), 0.5 * (height - viewport_size), 0.5 * (width + viewport_size), 0.5 * (height + viewport_size)); } else // output viewport is non-physical, of an unknown size, or in an // unknown location; so scale the input PS page so that its largest // dimension fits neatly within the viewport { if (height > width) (void)plotter->fspace(-0.5 * (height - width), 0.0, 0.5 * (height + width), height); else (void)plotter->fspace(0.0, -0.5 * (width - height), width, 0.5 * (width + height)); } // erase the output device (some Plotters need this because they have // `persistent' graphics) (void)plotter->erase(); } void drvplot::close_page() { (void)plotter->closepl(); } // convert to libplot's 16-bit representation for R, G, B intensities static inline int plotcolor(const float f) { return (int) (65535 * f); } void drvplot::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { if (strlen(textinfo.thetext.value()) > 0) { (void)plotter->ffontsize(textinfo.currentFontSize); (void)plotter->fontname(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); (void)plotter->pencolor(plotcolor(textinfo.currentR), plotcolor(textinfo.currentG), plotcolor(textinfo.currentB)); const float *matrix = getCurrentFontMatrix(); double sinv; if (textinfo.currentFontSize != 0.0) sinv = 1.0 / textinfo.currentFontSize; else sinv = 0.0; (void)plotter->savestate(); (void)plotter->fconcat(sinv * (double) matrix[0], sinv * (double) matrix[1], sinv * (double) matrix[2], sinv * (double) matrix[3], textinfo.x + x_offset, textinfo.y + y_offset); (void)plotter->fmove(0.0, 0.0); (void)plotter->label(textinfo.thetext.value()); (void)plotter->restorestate(); } } // set libplot's cap style, join style, line style void drvplot::set_line_style() { // set cap style and join style (void)plotter->capmod(currentLineCap() == 0 ? "butt" : currentLineCap() == 1 ? "round" : currentLineCap() == 2 ? "projecting" : "butt"); (void)plotter->joinmod(currentLineJoin() == 0 ? "miter" : currentLineJoin() == 1 ? "round" : currentLineJoin() == 2 ? "bevel" : "miter"); // set old-fashioned line style const char *linestyle; switch (currentLineType()) { case solid: default: linestyle = "solid"; break; case dashed: linestyle = "longdashed"; break; case dashdot: linestyle = "dotdashed"; break; case dotted: linestyle = "dotted"; break; case dashdotdot: linestyle = "dotdotdashed"; break; } (void)plotter->linemod(linestyle); // set dashing pattern, which most types of Plotter understand DashPattern dash_pattern(dashPattern()); double *numbers = new double[dash_pattern.nrOfEntries]; for (int i = 0; i < dash_pattern.nrOfEntries; i++) numbers[i] = (double) dash_pattern.numbers[i]; (void)plotter->flinedash(dash_pattern.nrOfEntries, numbers, (double) dash_pattern.offset); delete[]numbers; } // Set libplot's filling-and-edging style. May set the line width to zero // to turn off edging. In libplot, a 0-width line is as narrow a line as // can be drawn. void drvplot::set_filling_and_edging_style() { switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: (void)plotter->flinewidth(currentLineWidth()); (void)plotter->pencolor(plotcolor(currentR()), plotcolor(currentG()), plotcolor(currentB())); (void)plotter->filltype(0); // no filling break; case drvbase::fill: if (pathWasMerged()) { (void)plotter->flinewidth(currentLineWidth()); (void)plotter->pencolor(plotcolor(edgeR()), plotcolor(edgeG()), plotcolor(edgeB())); (void)plotter->fillcolor(plotcolor(fillR()), plotcolor(fillG()), plotcolor(fillB())); } else { (void)plotter->flinewidth(0.0); // little or no edging (void)plotter->pencolor(plotcolor(currentR()), plotcolor(currentG()), plotcolor(currentB())); (void)plotter->fillcolor(plotcolor(currentR()), plotcolor(currentG()), plotcolor(currentB())); } (void)plotter->filltype(1); (void)plotter->fillmod("winding"); break; case drvbase::eofill: if (pathWasMerged()) { (void)plotter->flinewidth(currentLineWidth()); (void)plotter->pencolor(plotcolor(edgeR()), plotcolor(edgeG()), plotcolor(edgeB())); (void)plotter->fillcolor(plotcolor(fillR()), plotcolor(fillG()), plotcolor(fillB())); } else { (void)plotter->flinewidth(0.0); // little or no edging (void)plotter->pencolor(plotcolor(currentR()), plotcolor(currentG()), plotcolor(currentB())); (void)plotter->fillcolor(plotcolor(currentR()), plotcolor(currentG()), plotcolor(currentB())); } (void)plotter->filltype(1); (void)plotter->fillmod("even-odd"); break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } } void drvplot::show_path() { set_line_style(); set_filling_and_edging_style(); print_coords(); } void drvplot::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { set_line_style(); set_filling_and_edging_style(); (void)plotter->fbox(llx, lly, urx, ury); } void drvplot::show_image(const PSImage &) { // not implemented } static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plot_meta_a("gmfa", "ASCII GNU metafile ", "", "meta", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plot_meta_b("gmfb", "binary GNU metafile ", "", "meta", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::binaryopen, true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #ifdef HAVE_LIBPLOTTER static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plot("plot", "GNU libplot output types, e.g. plot:-plotformat X", "", "plot", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #ifdef WITHSHORTCUTS // create shortcuts to the libplot drivers. So instead of -f "plot:type xxx" // one can say -f plot-xxx. #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_PNM_SUPPORT static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotpnm("plot-pnm", "pnm via GNU libplot", "", "pnm", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #endif //#ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_GIF_SUPPORT // else if (strcmp (type, "gif") == 0) //#endif #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_CGM_SUPPORT static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotcgm("plot-cgm", "cgm via GNU libplot", "", "cgm", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #endif static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotai("plot-ai", "ai via GNU libplot","", "ai", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #if defined(PL_LIBPLOT_VER) && (PL_LIBPLOT_VER > 400) static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotsvg("plot-svg", "svg via GNU libplot", "", "svg", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #endif static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotps("plot-ps", "ps via GNU libplot", "", "ps", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotfig("plot-fig", "fig via GNU libplot", "", "fig", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotpcl("plot-pcl", "pcl via GNU libplot", "", "pcl", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plothpgl("plot-hpgl", "hpgl via GNU libplot", "", "hpgl", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plottek("plot-tek", "tek via GNU libplot","", "tek", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #ifndef NO_LIBPLOTTER_X_SUPPORT static DriverDescriptionT < drvplot > D_plotX("plot-X", "X via GNU libplot", "", "X", false, // backend does not support subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports filled elements with edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, // may close, reopen as binary true, // format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #endif #endif // WITHSHORTCUTS #endif // HAVE_LIBPLOTTER pstoedit-3.62/src/drvlplot.h0000644000175500010010000000413112137224256013023 00000000000000#ifndef __drvplot_h #define __drvplot_h /* drvplot.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for GNU metafile format and all other output formats produced by the GNU libplot/libplotter vector graphics library For documentation, see drvplot.cpp. Written by Robert S. Maier and Wolfgang Glunz . This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvplot : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor (drvplot); // ctor ~drvplot(); // dtor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> type; DriverOptions(): ProgramOptions(true), // expect unhandled options type(true,"-plotformat","string",0,"plotutil format to generate",0,(const char *)"meta") // pagesize(true,"-pagesize","string",0,"page size, e.g. a4",0,) { ADD(type); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" virtual void show_image (const PSImage& imageinfo); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); private: void print_coords(); class Plotter *plotter; // either declared in plotter.h, or faked bool physical_page; // can map PS onto a page of specified size? int page_type; // if so, one of PAGE_{ANSI_A,ISO_A4...} void set_line_style (void); void set_filling_and_edging_style (void); NOCOPYANDASSIGN(drvplot) }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvlwo.cpp0000644000175500010010000001267612137224253013037 00000000000000/* drvlwo.cpp - Driver to output LightWave 3D Objects (LWO) - written by Glenn M. Lewis - 6/18/96 http://www.gmlewis.com/> Based on... drvSAMPL.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Skeleton for the implementation of new backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvlwo.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib struct LWO_POLY { public: LWO_POLY(): next(0), r(0), g(0), b(0), num(0L), x(0), y(0) {} ~LWO_POLY() { delete[]x; x = 0; delete[]y; y = 0; next=0; } LWO_POLY *next; unsigned char r, g, b; unsigned long num; // Number of vertices in poly float *x; float *y; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(LWO_POLY) }; drvLWO::derivedConstructor(drvLWO): constructBase { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file total_vertices = 0; polys = 0; total_polys = 0; // float scale; // float x_offset; // float y_offset; } drvLWO::~drvLWO() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << "FORM"; unsigned long total_bytes = 12L; // LWOBPNTS+size total_bytes += (12L * total_vertices); // PNTS section... total_bytes += 8L; // POLS+size total_bytes += (4L * total_polys + 2L * total_vertices); // POLS section... out_ulong(outf, total_bytes); // Total file size (-8) outf << "LWOBPNTS"; out_ulong(outf, 12L * total_vertices); // Output vertices... if (total_vertices > 65536) { errf << "ERROR! Generated more than 65536 vertices!!! Abort."; return; } LWO_POLY *p ; for (p = polys; p; p = p->next) { for (unsigned long n = 0; n < p->num; n++) { out_float(outf, p->x[n]); out_float(outf, p->y[n]); out_float(outf, 0.0); } } // Now, output polygons... outf << "POLS"; out_ulong(outf, 4L * total_polys + 2L * total_vertices); unsigned long count = 0; for (p = polys; p; p = p->next) { out_ushort(outf, p->num); for (unsigned long n = 0; n < p->num; n++) out_ushort(outf, count + n); count += p->num; out_ushort(outf, 0); // which surface } // cleanup memory LWO_POLY *pnext; for (p = polys; p; p = pnext) { pnext = p->next; delete p; } polys=0; options=0; } void drvLWO::print_coords() { LWO_POLY *p = new LWO_POLY; p->r = (unsigned char) (255.0 * currentR()); p->g = (unsigned char) (255.0 * currentG()); p->b = (unsigned char) (255.0 * currentB()); p->num = 0; // intial value; // p->num = numberOfElementsInPath(); p->x = new float[numberOfElementsInPath()]; // allocate a conservative amount p->y = new float[numberOfElementsInPath()]; // allocate a conservative amount p->next = polys; polys = p; total_polys++; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & pe = elem.getPoint(0); // outf << "\t\tmoveto "; p->x[p->num] = pe.x_ + x_offset; p->y[p->num] = pe.y_ + y_offset; p->num++; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & pe = elem.getPoint(0); // outf << "\t\tlineto "; p->x[p->num] = pe.x_ + x_offset; p->y[p->num] = pe.y_ + y_offset; p->num++; } break; case closepath: // Not supported // outf << "\t\tclosepath "; break; case curveto:{ // Not supported } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvpdf " << endl; abort(); break; } // outf << endl; } total_vertices += p->num; // outf << "]" << endl; } void drvLWO::open_page() { // outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvLWO::close_page() { // outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvLWO::show_path() { print_coords(); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvLWO > D_lwo("lwo", "LightWave 3D Object Format", "","lwo", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::binaryopen, false, // backend supports multiple pages false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvlwo.h0000644000175500010010000000422012137224256012471 00000000000000#ifndef __drvLWO_h #define __drvLWO_h /* drvlwo.h - header for LightWave 3D Object (LWO) polygon driver - written by Glenn M. Lewis - 6/18/96 http://www.gmlewis.com/> Based on... drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a sample output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvLWO : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvLWO); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvLWO(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" private: void print_coords(); unsigned long total_vertices; unsigned long total_polys; struct LWO_POLY *polys; static void out_ulong(ostream &outs, unsigned long val) { outs.put((char)((val>>24L)&0x00FFL)); outs.put((char)((val>>16L)&0x00FFL)); outs.put((char)((val>> 8L)&0x00FFL)); outs.put((char)((val )&0x00FFL)); } static void out_ushort(ostream &outs, unsigned long val) { outs.put((char)((val>> 8L)&0x00FFL)); outs.put((char)((val )&0x00FFL)); } static void out_float(ostream &outs, float val) { union { float f; unsigned long u; } num; num.f = val; out_ulong(outs, num.u); } }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvmagick++.cpp0000644000175500010010000003042112137224253013603 00000000000000/* drvMAGICK.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit driver for Magick++ API. Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" // needs for linking : CORE_RL_Magick++_.lib CORE_RL_magick_.lib #if defined(HAVESTL) && defined(HAVE_MAGIC) // Magick++ can only be compiled with STL #include "drvmagick++.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib //#include "version.h" static const bool withdummycontext = false; // #define onedrawlist 1 #ifdef onedrawlist static std::list < Magick::Drawable > drawList; #endif //test typedef std::list MyStringList; drvMAGICK::derivedConstructor(drvMAGICK): constructBase, imgcount(0), imageptr(NIL) { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file // outf << "MAGICK header \n"; // float scale; // float x_offset; // float y_offset; //test MyStringList xxx("asdasda"); //test xxx.push_back("asdsda"); try { InitializeMagick(0); imageptr = new Image(Geometry(600, 800), Color("white")); if (withdummycontext) imageptr->draw(DrawablePushGraphicContext()); #ifdef onedrawlist drawList.push_back(DrawablePushGraphicContext()); drawList.push_back(DrawableViewbox(0, 0, 640, 800)); #else imageptr->draw(DrawableViewbox(0, 0, 640, 800)); #endif // Display the result imageptr->display(); // image.write("result.mvg"); // image.write("result.jpg"); } catch (Exception & error_) { cout << "Caught exception: " << error_.what() << endl; ctorOK = false; //return 1; } } drvMAGICK::~drvMAGICK() { try { if (withdummycontext) imageptr->draw(DrawablePopGraphicContext()); #ifdef onedrawlist drawList.push_back(DrawablePopGraphicContext()); // Draw everything using completed drawing list imageptr->draw(drawList); #endif // imageptr->write("result.mvg"); #if 0 // write a jpeg version for debug purposes cout << "writing result.jpg" << endl; imageptr->write("result.jpg"); #endif if (Verbose()) cout << "writing " << outFileName.value() << endl; imageptr->write(outFileName.value()); } catch (const Exception & error_) { cout << "Caught exception: " << error_.what() << endl; } delete imageptr; imageptr = NIL; } void drvMAGICK::create_vpath(VPathList &vpath) { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); const Magick::Coordinate coord(p.x_ + x_offset, currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset); vpath.push_back(PathMovetoAbs(coord)); } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); const Magick::Coordinate coord(p.x_ + x_offset, currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset); vpath.push_back(PathLinetoAbs(coord)); } break; case closepath: vpath.push_back(PathClosePath()); break; case curveto:{ const Point & p0 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & p1 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & p2 = elem.getPoint(2); vpath. push_back(PathCurvetoAbs (PathCurvetoArgs (p0.x_ + x_offset, currentDeviceHeight - p0.y_ + y_offset, p1.x_ + x_offset, currentDeviceHeight - p1.y_ + y_offset, p2.x_ + x_offset, currentDeviceHeight - p2.y_ + y_offset))); } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvMAGICK " << endl; abort(); break; } } } void drvMAGICK::open_page() { // outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvMAGICK::close_page() { // outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvMAGICK::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { try { DrawableList drawList; drawList.push_back(DrawablePushGraphicContext()); drawList.push_back(DrawableFont(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), AnyStyle, 400, AnyStretch)); // drawList.push_back( DrawableText(100,100,"test") ); drawList.push_back(DrawablePointSize(textinfo.currentFontSize)); drawList.push_back(DrawableFillColor (ColorRGB(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB))); drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeColor(Color())); // unset color #if 1 /* I assume that the map works the same way as Postscript. ImageMagick follows the SVG matrix scheme as described at http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/coords.html. The ordering is scaleX,rotationX,rotationY,scaleY,translationX,translationY 0 1 2 3 4 5 Locations 0 & 3 are scaling for x,y; 1 & 2 are rotation for x,y; 4 & 5 are translation. */ const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); const float fontsize = textinfo.currentFontSize; const double sx_ = CTM[0] / fontsize; const double rx_ = -CTM[1] / fontsize; const double ry_ = -CTM[2] / fontsize; const double sy_ = CTM[3] / fontsize; const double tx_ = CTM[4] + x_offset; const double ty_ = currentDeviceHeight - CTM[5] + y_offset; drawList.push_back(DrawableAffine(sx_, sy_, rx_, ry_, tx_, ty_)); #else // drawList.push_back( DrawableAngle(textinfo.currentFontAngle/6.29) ); drawList. push_back(DrawableTranslation (textinfo.x + x_offset, currentDeviceHeight - textinfo.y + y_offset)); drawList.push_back(DrawableRotation(360.0 - textinfo.currentFontAngle)); #endif drawList.push_back(DrawableText(0, 0, textinfo.thetext.value())); drawList.push_back(DrawablePopGraphicContext()); imageptr->draw(drawList); } catch (const Exception & error_) { cout << "Caught exception: " << error_.what() << endl; } } void drvMAGICK::show_path() { static const Color NoColor; // Bob says that a default color means no-fill/no-stroke // Construct drawing list #ifndef onedrawlist std::list < Magick::Drawable > drawList; #endif VPathList vpath; create_vpath(vpath); // outf << "Path # " << currentNr(); // if (isPolygon()) // outf << " (polygon): " << endl; // else // outf << " (polyline): " << endl; // outf << "\tcurrentShowType: "; #ifndef onedrawlist drawList.push_back(DrawablePushGraphicContext()); #endif switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: //outf << "stroked"; drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeColor(ColorRGB(edgeR(), edgeG(), edgeB()))); drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeWidth(currentLineWidth())); // Stroke width drawList.push_back(DrawableFillColor(NoColor)); // image.fillColor(""); break; case drvbase::fill: // outf << "filled"; drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeColor(NoColor)); drawList.push_back(DrawableFillRule(NonZeroRule)); drawList.push_back(DrawableFillColor(ColorRGB(fillR(), fillG(), fillB()))); // Fill color break; case drvbase::eofill: // outf << "eofilled"; drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeColor(NoColor)); drawList.push_back(DrawableFillRule(EvenOddRule)); drawList.push_back(DrawableFillColor(ColorRGB(fillR(), fillG(), fillB()))); // Fill color break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } { // dash handling DashPattern dp(dashPattern()); const float *const d_numbers = dp.numbers; // const int nr_of_entries = dp.nrOfEntries; double *dasharray = new double[dp.nrOfEntries + 1]; for (int i = 0; i < dp.nrOfEntries; i++) { dasharray[i] = d_numbers[i]; } dasharray[dp.nrOfEntries] = 0; // mark last element drawList.push_back(DrawableDashArray(dasharray)); // pulls a copy, so we are the owner of dasharray //?? DrawableDashOffset delete[]dasharray; } const unsigned int join = currentLineJoin(); // 0 miter; 1 round; 2 bevel const LineJoin linejoin = (join == 0) ? MiterJoin : (join == 1) ? RoundJoin : (join == 2) ? BevelJoin : UndefinedJoin; drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeLineJoin(linejoin)); // const float miter = currentMiterLimit(); const unsigned int cap = currentLineCap(); // 0 butt; 1 round; 2 square const LineCap linecap = (cap == 0) ? ButtCap : (cap == 1) ? RoundCap : (cap == 2) ? SquareCap : UndefinedCap; drawList.push_back(DrawableStrokeLineCap(linecap)); drawList.push_back(DrawablePath(vpath)); #ifndef onedrawlist drawList.push_back(DrawablePopGraphicContext()); // Draw everything using completed drawing list imageptr->draw(drawList); #endif } #if 0 void drvMAGICK::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { outf << "Rectangle ( " << llx << "," << lly << ") (" << urx << "," << ury << ") equivalent to:" << endl; // just do show_path for a first guess show_path(); } #endif void drvMAGICK::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (imageinfo.isFileImage) { try { DrawableList drawList; const double sx = imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0]; const double rx = -imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1]; const double ry = imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2]; const double sy = -imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3]; const double x = 0; const double y = 0; const double tx = imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] + x_offset; const double ty = currentDeviceHeight - imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5] + y_offset; const double width = imageinfo.width; const double height = imageinfo.height; cout << " sx " << sx << " sy " << sy << " rx " << rx << " ry " << ry << " tx " << tx << " ty " << ty << " w " << width << " h " << height << endl; const string filename = imageinfo.FileName.value(); cout << "drawing subimage from " << filename << endl; drawList.push_back(DrawablePushGraphicContext()); drawList.push_back(DrawableAffine(sx, sy, rx, ry, tx, ty)); Image pngimage(filename); // cout << "rows " << pngimage.rows() << " columns " << pngimage.columns() << endl; // drawList.push_back( DrawableCompositeImage(0,0,width, height, filename) ); if ((pngimage.rows() > 0) && (pngimage.columns() > 0)) { DrawableCompositeImage theimage(x, y, width, height, pngimage); theimage.magick("png"); drawList.push_back(theimage); } else { errf << "reading image from " << filename << " failed " << endl; } drawList.push_back(DrawablePopGraphicContext()); imageptr->draw(drawList); } catch (const Exception & error_) { errf << "Caught exception: " << error_.what() << endl; } } else { errf << "Only PNG file based image are supported" << endl; } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvMAGICK > D_magick("magick", "MAGICK driver", "This driver uses the C++ API of ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick to finally produce different output " "formats. The output format is determined automatically by Image/GraphicsMagick based on the suffix " "of the output filename. So an output file test.png will force the creation of an image in PNG format.", "...", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::png,// support for PNG file images DriverDescription::noopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file true /*clipping */ ); #else // NO SUPPORT FOR MAGIC WITHOUT STL #pragma NO_SUPPORT_FOR_MAGIC_WITHOUT_STL_AND_IMAGEMAGICK_HEADERS #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvmagick++.h0000644000175500010010000000332712137224256013260 00000000000000#ifndef __drvMAGICK_h #define __drvMAGICK_h /* drvMAGICK.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a MAGICK++ output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ // wogltest #define _IOSFWD_ #include "drvbase.h" #ifdef _WIN32 // Magic++ needs WIN32 #ifndef WIN32 #define WIN32 #endif #endif #include using namespace std; using namespace Magick; class drvMAGICK : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvMAGICK); ~drvMAGICK(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" // void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); public: virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: void create_vpath(VPathList & vpath); int imgcount; Image * imageptr; //Magick::Image meant here }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvmma.cpp0000644000175500010010000002064412137224253013002 00000000000000/* drvMMA.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Mathematica Graphics Contributed by: Manfred Thole $Id: drvmma.cpp,v 1.5 2003/03/15 16:25:46 manfred Exp $ Based on drvSAMPL.cpp Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net, Manfred Thole, manfred_AT_thole.org This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* Not implemented: - eofill - driver option '-eofillfills' (fill/don't fill) - images Usage within Mathematica: gr = Get["myfile.m"] Show /@ gr Use the following example rule for font scaling: grScaled = gr /. Rule[FontSize, a_] :> Rule[FontSize, a/2.] */ #include "drvmma.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib drvMMA::derivedConstructor(drvMMA): constructBase, mmaDashing(solid), mmaThickness(0.0), mmaR(0.0), mmaG(0.0), mmaB(0.0), buffer(tempFile.asOutput()) { // bool show_usage_line = false; // Driver options #if 0 for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); //lint !e796 !e1776 if (Verbose()) outf << "% " << d_argv[i] << endl; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-eofillfills") == 0) { eofillFills = true; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-help") == 0) { errf << "-help # Show this message" << endl; errf << "-eofillfills # Filling is used for eofill (default is not to fill)" << endl; show_usage_line = true; } else { errf << "Unknown mma driver option: " << d_argv[i] << endl; show_usage_line = true; } } if (show_usage_line) { errf << "Usage -f 'mma: [-help] [-eofillfills]'" << endl; } #endif // MMA has a different scientific notation (void) buffer.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield); (void) outf.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield); outf << "{\n"; } // Destructor // We are closing List here drvMMA::~drvMMA() { outf << "Sequence[]\n}\n"; // Dummy! options=0; } // Output a point. // NOTE: This is a top-level function, not a member of drvMMA. static ostream & operator << (ostream & os, Point & pt) { os << "{" << pt.x_ << ", " << pt.y_ << "}"; return os; } // Draw a (closed) path void drvMMA::draw_path(bool close, Point firstpoint, bool filled) { ifstream & inbuffer = tempFile.asInput(); if (filled) { RGBColor(fillR(), fillG(), fillB()); outf << "Polygon[{"; copy_file(inbuffer, outf); (void) inbuffer.seekg(0); outf << "}],\n"; } RGBColor(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()); outf << "Line[{"; copy_file(inbuffer, outf); if (close) { outf << ", " << firstpoint; } outf << "}],\n"; // tempFile.asOutput(); } void drvMMA::print_coords() { Point firstpoint; // Where "closepath" takes us back to Point tmppoint; // Temporary Point bool datapres = false; // Is data in the buffer? bool filled = false; // Must we fill it? switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: filled = false; break; case drvbase::fill: filled = true; break; case drvbase::eofill: // It is nearly impossible to do eofill in MMA filled = options->eofillFills.value; break; default: break; } for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: if (datapres) { draw_path(false, firstpoint, filled); } firstpoint = elem.getPoint(0); (void) tempFile.asOutput(); // Reset tmpfile datapres = false; buffer << firstpoint; break; case lineto: datapres = true; tmppoint = elem.getPoint(0); buffer << ", " << tmppoint; break; case closepath: if (datapres) { draw_path(true, firstpoint, filled); datapres = false; } break; // We got a bad path element. case curveto: default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvmma " << endl; abort(); break; } } // Paste out data if (datapres) { draw_path(false, firstpoint, filled); } } void drvMMA::open_page() { outf << "Graphics[{\n"; // Initialize with impossible values to force setting these values // in show_path, show_text, ... mmaDashing = linetype(-1); mmaThickness = -1.0; //lint !e736 mmaR = mmaG = mmaB = -1.0; //lint !e736 } void drvMMA::close_page() { outf << "Sequence[]},\n"; // Dummy! outf << "AspectRatio -> Automatic, PlotRange -> All],\n"; } // Compute direction & offset: // angle = Exp[I*\[Pi]*angle/180.]; // dir = {Re[angle], Im[angle]}; // offset *= angle; void drvMMA::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { double dirRe, dirIm; double offRe = -1.0; double offIm = -0.6; dirRe = cos(0.0174533 * textinfo.currentFontAngle); // Pi/180 dirIm = sin(0.0174533 * textinfo.currentFontAngle); // Pi/180 offRe = offRe * dirRe - offIm * dirIm; offIm = offRe * dirIm + offIm * dirRe; RGBColor(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB); outf << "Text[\""; // Escape special characters for (const char *c = textinfo.thetext.value(); *c; c++) { switch (*c) { case '"': case '\\': outf << '\\'; //lint -fallthrough default: ; } outf << *c; } outf << "\", "; outf << "{" << textinfo.x << ", " << textinfo.y << "}, "; outf << "{" << offRe << ", " << offIm << "}, "; outf << "{" << dirRe << ", " << dirIm << "}, \n"; outf << "TextStyle -> {"; // FontFamily->"Times", FontSlant->"Italic", FontWeight->"Bold", // FontSize->12 if (!strncmp(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Times", 5)) { outf << "FontFamily -> \"Times\", "; } else if (!strncmp(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Helvetica", 9)) { outf << "FontFamily -> \"Helvetica\", "; } else if (!strncmp(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Courier", 7)) { outf << "FontFamily -> \"Courier\", "; } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Italic")) { outf << "FontSlant -> \"Italic\", "; } else if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Oblique")) { outf << "FontSlant -> \"Oblique\", "; } if (!strcmp(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Bold")) { outf << "FontWeight -> \"Bold\", "; } outf << "FontSize -> " << textinfo.currentFontSize; outf << "}],\n"; } void drvMMA::show_path() { if (mmaDashing != currentLineType()) { mmaDashing = currentLineType(); switch (mmaDashing) { case solid: outf << "AbsoluteDashing[{}],\n"; break; case dashed: outf << "AbsoluteDashing[{10, 5}],\n"; break; case dashdot: outf << "AbsoluteDashing[{10, 5, 1, 5}],\n"; break; case dotted: outf << "AbsoluteDashing[{1,5}],\n"; break; case dashdotdot: outf << "AbsoluteDashing[{10, 5, 1, 5, 1, 5}],\n"; break; } } if (mmaThickness != currentLineWidth()) { mmaThickness = currentLineWidth(); outf << "AbsoluteThickness[" << mmaThickness << "],\n"; } print_coords(); } void drvMMA::RGBColor(float R, float G, float B) { if ((mmaR != R) || (mmaG != G) || (mmaB != B)) { mmaR = R; mmaG = G; mmaB = B; outf << "RGBColor[" << R << ", " << G << ", " << B << "],\n"; } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvMMA > D_mma("mma", "Mathematica Graphics", "","m", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvmma.h0000644000175500010010000000362212137224256012447 00000000000000#ifndef __drvMMA_h #define __drvMMA_h /* drvmma.h : This file is part of pstoedit Call declaration for Mathematica Graphics driver Contributed by: Manfred Thole $Id: drvmma.h,v 1.4 2003/03/15 16:25:47 manfred Exp $ Based on drvsampl.h Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Manfred Thole, manfred@thole.org This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #include class drvMMA : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvMMA); ~drvMMA(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> eofillFills; DriverOptions() : eofillFills(true,"-eofillfills","",0,"Filling is used for eofill (default is not to fill)",0,false) { ADD(eofillFills); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); void RGBColor(float R, float G, float B); void draw_path(bool close, Point firstpoint, bool fill); // eofill approximation // Graphics attributes linetype mmaDashing; float mmaThickness; float mmaR, mmaG, mmaB; // temp file for buffering a subpath TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvmpost.cpp0000644000175500010010000003215012137224253013365 00000000000000/* drvMPOST.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for MetaPost files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_geocities.com This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef _MSC_VER // #define _POSIX_ // for MSVC and limits.h #endif #include "drvmpost.h" // #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include // Need definition of FLT_MAX #include // FLT_MAX on MSVC #include // PATH_MAX for MSVC #include // Need definition of ispunct() #if !(defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) ) #define LINE_MAX 2048 // for MSVC #endif static const string emptystring(""); // Constructor -- Initialize variables and take other per-document actions drvMPOST::derivedConstructor(drvMPOST): constructBase, // Initialize member variables prevFontName(""), prevR(0.0f), prevG(0.0f), prevB(0.0f), // Black prevFontAngle(FLT_MAX), prevFontSize(-1.0), prevLineWidth(0.0f), prevLineCap(1), // Round line caps prevLineJoin(1), // Round joins prevDashPattern(""), // Solid lines fillmode(false) { // Prevent the use of scientific notation, which MetaPost // doesn't understand. For now, we hardwire the precision to // 6 digits after the decimal point. outf.setf(ios::fixed); outf.precision(6); // Output copyright information outf << "% Converted from PostScript(TM) to MetaPost by pstoedit\n" << "% MetaPost backend contributed by Scott Pakin \n" << "% pstoedit is Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz" << " \n\n"; /* * Output some useful assignments and macro defintions * * Thanks to S.J.Henriksen for the showtext * macro */ outf << "% Generate structured PostScript\n" << "prologues := 1;\n" << "\n" << "% Display a given string with its *baseline* at a given location\n" << "% and with a given rotation angle\n" << "vardef showtext(expr origin)(expr angle)(expr string) =\n" << " draw string infont defaultfont scaled defaultscale\n" << " rotated angle shifted origin;\n" << "enddef;\n" << endl; } // Destructor -- Tell MetaPost to end the file drvMPOST::~drvMPOST() { outf << "end" << endl; options=0; } // Output a path void drvMPOST::print_coords() { bool withinpath = false; // true=already started plotting points unsigned int pointsOnLine = 0; // Number of points on the current output line if (fillmode) { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (withinpath) outf << "--"; else outf << "fill "; outf << '(' << (p.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; withinpath = true; pointsOnLine++; } break; case closepath: if (prevDashPattern == emptystring) outf << "--cycle;" << endl; else outf << "--cycle " << prevDashPattern << ';' << endl; withinpath = false; pointsOnLine = 0; break; case curveto: { if (!withinpath) { cerr << "curveto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } const Point & p0 = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "..controls (" << (p0.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p0.y_ + y_offset) << ") and ("; const Point & pt1 = elem.getPoint(1); outf << (pt1.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt1.y_ + y_offset) << ")..("; const Point & pt2 = elem.getPoint(2); outf << (pt2.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt2.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; pointsOnLine += 3; withinpath = true; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected path element in drvmpost" << endl; abort(); break; } if (pointsOnLine >= 3) { outf << "\n\t"; pointsOnLine = 0; } } if (withinpath) { // Finish the final path if (prevDashPattern == emptystring) outf << "--cycle;" << endl; else outf << "--cycle " << prevDashPattern << ';' << endl; } } else { // Stroking, not filling for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { if (withinpath) outf << prevDashPattern << ';' << endl; outf << "draw "; const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << '(' << (p.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; withinpath = true; pointsOnLine = 1; // Contrast with the case where fillmode is set } break; case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (withinpath) { outf << "--"; } else { cerr << "lineto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } outf << '(' << (p.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; withinpath = true; pointsOnLine++; } break; case closepath: if (prevDashPattern == emptystring ) { outf << "--cycle;" << endl; } else { outf << "--cycle " << prevDashPattern << ';' << endl; } withinpath = false; pointsOnLine = 0; break; case curveto: { if (!withinpath) { cerr << "curveto without a moveto; ignoring" << endl; break; } const Point & p0 = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "..controls (" << (p0.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (p0.y_ + y_offset) << ") and ("; const Point & pt1 = elem.getPoint(1); outf << (pt1.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt1.y_ + y_offset) << ")..("; const Point & pt2 = elem.getPoint(2); outf << (pt2.x_ + x_offset) << ',' << (pt2.y_ + y_offset) << ')'; pointsOnLine += 3; withinpath = true; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected path element in drvmpost" << endl; abort(); break; } if (pointsOnLine >= 3 && n + 1 < numberOfElementsInPath() && pathElement(n + 1).getType() != moveto) { outf << "\n\t"; pointsOnLine = 0; } } if (withinpath) { // Finish the final path outf << prevDashPattern << ';' << endl; } } } // Each page will produce a different figure void drvMPOST::open_page() { outf << "beginfig(" << currentPageNumber << ");" << endl; } void drvMPOST::close_page() { outf << "endfig;" << endl; } // Output a text string void drvMPOST::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { static bool texshortchar = false; // 0=ASCII; 1=TeX character set // Change fonts string thisFontName(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); if (thisFontName == emptystring ) { // If we're this brain-damaged, we must be a TeX font thisFontName = textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(); if (!texshortchar) { outf << "shortchar := char(24);" << endl; // Cedilla in TeX land texshortchar = true; } if (Verbose() && thisFontName != prevFontName) errf << "nameless font (" << thisFontName << "?) -- " << "assuming TeX character set" << endl; } else if (texshortchar) { outf << "shortchar := \"_\";" << endl; texshortchar = false; } if (thisFontName != prevFontName) { outf << "defaultfont := \"" << thisFontName << "\";" << endl; prevFontName = thisFontName; } // Change colors if (textinfo.currentR != prevR || textinfo.currentG != prevG || textinfo.currentB != prevB) { outf << "drawoptions (withcolor (" << textinfo.currentR << ',' << textinfo. currentG << ',' << textinfo.currentB << "));" << endl; prevR = textinfo.currentR; prevG = textinfo.currentG; prevB = textinfo.currentB; } // Change font size if (textinfo.currentFontSize != prevFontSize) { if (textinfo.currentFontSize > 0) { outf << "defaultscale := " << textinfo.currentFontSize << "/fontsize defaultfont;" << endl; prevFontSize = textinfo.currentFontSize; } else { if (Verbose()) errf << "warning: font size of " << textinfo. currentFontSize << "pt encountered; ignoring" << endl; outf << "%defaultscale := " << textinfo. currentFontSize << "/fontsize defaultfont;" << endl; } } // Change rotation if (textinfo.currentFontAngle != prevFontAngle) prevFontAngle = textinfo.currentFontAngle; // Output the text using macros defined in the constructor outf << "showtext ((" << textinfo.x << ',' << textinfo.y << "), " << prevFontAngle << ", \""; for (const char *c = textinfo.thetext.value(); *c; c++) if (*c == '"') outf << "\" & char(34) & \""; else outf << (*c); outf << "\");" << endl; } // Output a path void drvMPOST::show_path() { // Change colors if (currentR() != prevR || currentG() != prevG || currentB() != prevB) { prevR = currentR(); prevG = currentG(); prevB = currentB(); outf << "drawoptions (withcolor (" << prevR << ',' << prevG << ',' << prevB << "));" << endl; } // Change line width if (currentLineWidth() != prevLineWidth) { prevLineWidth = currentLineWidth(); outf << "pickup pencircle scaled " << prevLineWidth << "bp;" << endl; } // Change line cap if (currentLineCap() != prevLineCap) { prevLineCap = currentLineCap(); switch (prevLineCap) { case 0: outf << "linecap := butt;" << endl; break; case 1: outf << "linecap := rounded;" << endl; break; case 2: outf << "linecap := squared;" << endl; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: Unknown linecap \"" << prevLineCap << '"' << endl; abort(); break; } } // Change line join if (currentLineJoin() != prevLineJoin) { prevLineJoin = currentLineJoin(); switch (prevLineJoin) { case 0: outf << "linejoin := mitered;" << endl; break; case 1: outf << "linejoin := rounded;" << endl; break; case 2: outf << "linejoin := beveled;" << endl; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: Unknown linejoin \"" << prevLineJoin << '"' << endl; abort(); break; } } // Change dash pattern const char *currentDashPattern = dashPattern(); // Current dash pattern string unsigned long lengthOn, lengthOff; // Fraction on vs. off float dashOffset; // Offset into dash pattern if (sscanf_s(currentDashPattern, "[ ] %f", &dashOffset) == 1) prevDashPattern = ""; else { char temptext[100]; if (sscanf_s(currentDashPattern, "[%lu] %f", &lengthOn, &dashOffset) == 2) { if (dashOffset) sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(temptext,100), " dashed evenly scaled %lubp shifted -%fbp", lengthOn, dashOffset); else sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(temptext,100), " dashed evenly scaled %lubp", lengthOn); prevDashPattern = temptext; } else if (sscanf_s (currentDashPattern, "[%lu %lu] %f", &lengthOn, &lengthOff, &dashOffset) == 3) { if (dashOffset) sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(temptext,100), " dashed dashpattern(on %lubp off %lubp) shifted (-%f,0)", lengthOn, lengthOff, dashOffset); else sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(temptext,100), " dashed dashpattern(on %lubp off %lubp)", lengthOn, lengthOff); prevDashPattern = temptext; } else { if (Verbose()) cerr << "Dash pattern \"" << currentDashPattern << "\" is too complex;\n" << "using a generic pattern instead" << endl; prevDashPattern = " dashed evenly"; } } // Determine the fill mode if (Verbose() && currentShowType() == drvbase::eofill) errf << "MetaPost does not support eofill; using fill instead" << endl; fillmode = (currentShowType() == drvbase::eofill || currentShowType() == drvbase::fill); if (!fillmode && currentShowType() != drvbase::stroke) { errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected show type " << (int) currentShowType() << " in drvmpost" << endl; abort(); } // Draw the path print_coords(); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvMPOST > D_mpost("mpost", "MetaPost Format", "","mp", true, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvmpost.h0000644000175500010010000000356512137224256013045 00000000000000#ifndef __drvMPOST_h #define __drvMPOST_h /* drvmpost.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for MetaPost files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #ifdef HAVESTL #include // C++ string class // STL no longer needed, use FontMapper from miscutil.h //#include // C++ STL set class //#include // Needed for allocator class //#include #else typedef RSString string; #endif class drvMPOST : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvMPOST); ~drvMPOST(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); // Previous values of graphics state variables string prevFontName; float prevR, prevG, prevB; float prevFontAngle; float prevFontSize; float prevLineWidth; unsigned int prevLineCap; unsigned int prevLineJoin; string prevDashPattern; // Set to true if we're filling, false if we're stroking bool fillmode; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvnoi.cpp0000644000175500010010000002574112137224253013020 00000000000000/* drvnoi.cpp noixml driver implementation of pstoedit driver methods This driver uses functions from Nemetschek Object Interface to create an XML file, readable by Nemetschek Allplan software. It uses a dynamically loaded proxy dll, pstoed_noi.dll, to call the NOI methods that draw the objects to a dummy Allplan database, and to store them to an xml file. There in the proxy dll, the bezier curves are represented as polylines, or, if they are recognized as circle arcs - as circle arcs. See "NOIXML driver for PSTOEDIT.txt" for full details. Programmer: Valentin Naumov, Nemetschek OOD, Sofia, vnaoumov_AT_nemetschek.bg Contacts: Stefan Konz, Nemetschek Technology GmbH, Munich, skonz_AT_nemetschek.de Copyright (C) 2005 : Valentin Naumov This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvnoi.h" // function prototypes typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_VOID)(); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_PSTR)(const char *); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_PSTR_INT)(const char *, int); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_4DBL)(double, double, double, double); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_8DBL)(double, double, double, double, double, double, double, double); #ifndef _WINDEF_ // this already defined in windef.h under Windows typedef unsigned char BYTE; #endif typedef bool (* LPFN_VOID_3BYTE)(BYTE, BYTE, BYTE); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_DBL_UNS)(double [][2], unsigned); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_PSTR_5DBL)(const char *, double, double, double, double, double); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_2PSTR_2DBL)(const char *, const char *, double, double); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_4DBL_PSTR)(double, double, double, double, const char *); typedef bool (* LPFN_BOOL_FLT_UNS_PSTR)(float, unsigned, const char *); static LPFN_BOOL_PSTR NoiWriteXML; static LPFN_BOOL_PSTR_INT NoiSetOptions; static LPFN_VOID_3BYTE NoiSetCurrentColor; static LPFN_VOID_3BYTE NoiSetFillColor; static LPFN_BOOL_4DBL NoiDrawLine; static LPFN_BOOL_8DBL NoiDrawCurve; static LPFN_BOOL_DBL_UNS NoiDrawFill; static LPFN_BOOL_DBL_UNS NoiDrawPolyline; static LPFN_BOOL_PSTR_5DBL NoiDrawText; static LPFN_BOOL_2PSTR_2DBL NoiSetFont; static LPFN_BOOL_4DBL_PSTR NoiDrawImage; static LPFN_BOOL_VOID NoiEndPolyline; static LPFN_BOOL_FLT_UNS_PSTR NoiSetLineParams; // This array stores pointers to functions from dynamically loaded proxy dll static void **DllFunc[] = {(void**)&NoiWriteXML, (void**)&NoiSetCurrentColor, (void**)&NoiSetFillColor, (void**)&NoiDrawLine, (void**)&NoiDrawCurve, (void**)&NoiDrawFill, (void**)&NoiDrawText, (void**)&NoiSetFont, (void**)&NoiDrawImage, (void**)&NoiEndPolyline, (void**)&NoiSetLineParams, (void**)&NoiSetOptions, (void**)&NoiDrawPolyline}; // Function names static const char *DllFuncName[] = {"NoiWriteXML", "NoiSetCurrentColor", "NoiSetFillColor", "NoiDrawLine", "NoiDrawCurve", "NoiDrawFill", "NoiDrawText", "NoiSetFont", "NoiDrawImage", "NoiEndPolyline", "NoiSetLineParams", "NoiSetOptions", "NoiDrawPolyline"}; static unsigned short DLLFUNCNUM = (sizeof(DllFunc)/sizeof(void*)); // driver constructor // looks for resource file and bezier split level parameters drvNOI::derivedConstructor(drvNOI): constructBase, imgcount(0) { if (!outFileName.value()) { errf << endl << "Please provide output file name" << endl << endl; exit(0); } setdefaultFontName(DEFAULT_FONT_NAME); LoadNOIProxy(); if (!NoiSetOptions) { ctorOK= false; return; } #if 0 BezierSplitLevel = DEFAULT_BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL; ResourceFile = NULL; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { if (strcmp(d_argv[i], RESOURCE_FILE_OPTION) == 0) ResourceFile = d_argv[i + 1]; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL_OPTION) == 0) BezierSplitLevel = atoi(d_argv[i + 1]); } #endif (void)NoiSetOptions(options->ResourceFile.value.value(), options->BezierSplitLevel); } // destructor - write the xml file and unload the dll drvNOI::~drvNOI() { if (hProxyDLL.valid() && outFileName.value()) (void)NoiWriteXML(outFileName.value()); hProxyDLL.close(); options=0; } // load the proxy dll and get all the function pointers // abort the execution, if a function is not found void drvNOI::LoadNOIProxy() { hProxyDLL.open(NOI_XML_Proxy_DLL); if (hProxyDLL.valid()) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < DLLFUNCNUM; i++) { *DllFunc[i] = (void *) hProxyDLL.getSymbol( DllFuncName[i]); if (!*DllFunc[i]) { errf << endl << DllFuncName[i] << " function not found in " << NOI_XML_Proxy_DLL << ".dll" << endl; abort(); } } } } // add point coordinates to a double array; increment the point number static void AddPoint(double points[][2], const Point& p, unsigned &npoints) { points[npoints][0] = p.x_; points[npoints][1] = p.y_; npoints++; } // draw_polyline: // PDF polylines may contain sequence of lines and bezier curves // Allplan polylines are composed of straight lines only // // Accumulate all the points from sequential straight line segments // If a curve starts - first draw the polyline, then draw the bezier curve void drvNOI::draw_polyline() { Point p0, pc; Point pf(x_offset, y_offset); double (*points)[2] = new double[numberOfElementsInPath()][2]; unsigned npoints = 0; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement &elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); npoints = 0; p0 = elem.getPoint(0) + pf; pc = p0; AddPoint(points, pc, npoints); break; case lineto: { Point p = elem.getPoint(0) + pf; pc = p; AddPoint(points, pc, npoints); } break; case closepath: AddPoint(points, p0, npoints); (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); npoints = 0; AddPoint(points, p0, npoints); break; case curveto: { (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); npoints = 0; Point p[3]; p[0] = elem.getPoint(0) + pf; p[1] = elem.getPoint(1) + pf; p[2] = elem.getPoint(2) + pf; (void)NoiDrawCurve(pc.x_, pc.y_, p[0].x_, p[0].y_, p[1].x_, p[1].y_, p[2].x_, p[2].y_); pc = p[2]; AddPoint(points, pc, npoints); } break; } } (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); (void)NoiEndPolyline(); delete []points; } // draw_polygon - very similar to draw_polyline, but represents the filled objects // with straight-line borders as Allplan Filling objects void drvNOI::draw_polygon() { double (*points)[2] = new double[numberOfElementsInPath()][2]; unsigned npoints = 0; Point p0, pc; bool isFillObject = (currentShowType() == fill); Point pf(x_offset, y_offset); for (unsigned n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement &elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); npoints = 0; p0 = elem.getPoint(0) + pf; pc = p0; AddPoint(points, pc, npoints); break; case lineto: { Point p = elem.getPoint(0) + pf; pc = p; AddPoint(points, pc, npoints); } break; case closepath: AddPoint(points, p0, npoints); if (!isFillObject) { (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); npoints = 0; AddPoint(points, p0, npoints); } pc = p0; break; case curveto: { isFillObject = false; (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); npoints = 0; Point p[3]; p[0] = elem.getPoint(0) + pf; p[1] = elem.getPoint(1) + pf; p[2] = elem.getPoint(2) + pf; (void)NoiDrawCurve(pc.x_, pc.y_, p[0].x_, p[0].y_, p[1].x_, p[1].y_, p[2].x_, p[2].y_); pc = p[2]; AddPoint(points, pc, npoints); break; } } } isFillObject = isFillObject && (pc == p0); if (isFillObject) (void)NoiDrawFill(points, npoints); else (void)NoiDrawPolyline(points, npoints); (void)NoiEndPolyline(); delete []points; } void drvNOI::show_path() { (void)NoiSetLineParams(currentLineWidth(), currentLineCap(), dashPattern()); (void)NoiSetCurrentColor((BYTE)(255 * currentR()), (BYTE)(255 * currentG()), (BYTE)(255 * currentB())); (void)NoiSetFillColor((BYTE)(255 * fillR()), (BYTE)(255 * fillG()), (BYTE)(255 * fillB())); if (isPolygon()) draw_polygon(); else draw_polyline(); // switch (currentShowType()) //{ //case drvbase::stroke: //case drvbase::fill: //case drvbase::eofill: //} // edgeR() // edgeG() // edgeB() } // rectangles are drawn as 4 lines void drvNOI::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { (void)NoiSetLineParams(currentLineWidth(), currentLineCap(), dashPattern()); (void)NoiSetCurrentColor((BYTE)(255 * currentR()), (BYTE)(255 * currentG()), (BYTE)(255 * currentB())); (void)NoiSetFillColor((BYTE)(255 * fillR()), (BYTE)(255 * fillG()), (BYTE)(255 * fillB())); (void)NoiDrawLine(llx + x_offset, lly + y_offset, urx + x_offset, lly + y_offset); (void)NoiDrawLine(urx + x_offset, lly + y_offset, urx + x_offset, ury + y_offset); (void)NoiDrawLine(urx + x_offset, ury + y_offset, llx + x_offset, ury + y_offset); (void)NoiDrawLine(llx + x_offset, ury + y_offset, llx + x_offset, lly + y_offset); } // text objects void drvNOI::show_text(const TextInfo &textinfo) { Point pf(x_offset, y_offset); (void)NoiSetCurrentColor((BYTE)(255 * textinfo.currentR), (BYTE)(255 * textinfo.currentG), (BYTE)(255 * textinfo.currentB)); (void)NoiSetFont(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), atof(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value()), textinfo.currentFontSize); (void)NoiDrawText(textinfo.thetext.value(), textinfo.x + pf.x_, textinfo.y + pf.y_, textinfo.x_end - textinfo.x + pf.x_, textinfo.y_end - textinfo.y + pf.y_, textinfo.currentFontAngle); } // image objects void drvNOI::show_image(const PSImage &imageinfo) { assert(imageinfo.isFileImage); Point p1, p2; imageinfo.getBoundingBox(p1, p2); Point pf(x_offset, y_offset); p1 += pf; p2 += pf; (void)NoiDrawImage(p1.x_, p1.y_, p2.x_, p2.y_, imageinfo.FileName.value()); } // paging support - each new page is placed on the right void drvNOI::open_page() { if (currentPageNumber > 1) x_offset += currentDeviceWidth; } void drvNOI::close_page() { } // driver description, no clipping support static DriverDescriptionT D_noi(DRIVER_NAME, DRIVER_DESCR, DRIVER_LONG_DESCR, FILE_SUFFIX, true, true, true, true, DriverDescription::png, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, false); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvnoi.h0000644000175500010010000000520712137224256012463 00000000000000/* drvnoi.h noixml driver interface Programmer: Valentin Naumov, Nemetschek OOD, Sofia, vnaoumov_AT_nemetschek.bg Contacts: Stefan Konz, Nemetschek Technology GmbH, Munich, skonz_AT_nemetschek.de Copyright (C) 2005 : Valentin Naumov This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifndef __drvNOI_h #define __drvNOI_h #include "drvbase.h" #include #define NOI_XML_Proxy_DLL "pstoed_noi" #define RESOURCE_FILE_OPTION "-r" #define RESOURCE_FILE_DESCR "Allplan resource file" #define BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL_OPTION "-bsl" #define DEFAULT_BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL 3 #define BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL_DESCR "Bezier Split Level (default 3)" #define DRIVER_NAME "noixml" #define DRIVER_DESCR "Nemetschek NOI XML format" #define DRIVER_LONG_DESCR "Nemetschek Object Interface XML format" #define FILE_SUFFIX "xml" #define DEFAULT_FONT_NAME "Arial" class drvNOI: public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvNOI); ~drvNOI(); class DriverOptions: public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT ResourceFile; OptionT BezierSplitLevel; DriverOptions(): ResourceFile(true, RESOURCE_FILE_OPTION, "string", 0, RESOURCE_FILE_DESCR, 0, (const char*) ""), BezierSplitLevel(true, BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL_OPTION, "number", 0, BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL_DESCR, 0, DEFAULT_BEZIER_SPLIT_LEVEL) { ADD (ResourceFile); ADD (BezierSplitLevel); } } *options; void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo &textInfo); virtual void show_image(const PSImage &imageinfo); // void translate(Point &p, float x, float y); private: int imgcount; DynLoader hProxyDLL; // Handle to DLL void LoadNOIProxy(); void draw_polyline(); void draw_polygon(); // const char * ResourceFile; // int BezierSplitLevel; // declare other private methods using include - pstoedit style #include "drvfuncs.h" }; #endif // __drvNOI_h pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpcb1.cpp0000644000175500010010000003114512137224253013053 00000000000000/* drvPCB1.cpp : Hans-Jürgen Jahn (Version 1.0 10.08.02) this code is derived from drvSAMPL.cpp, see text below Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net (for the skeleton and the rest of pstoedit) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvpcb1.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib //output unit is mil // const double pcb_scale = 1000.0/72.0; drvPCB1::derivedConstructor(drvPCB1): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): // Constructor constructBase { pcberrf.open("pcberror.dat"); if (pcberrf.fail()) { cout << "could not open pcberror.dat"; exit(1); } // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file pcberrf << "Sample header \n"; // no longer supported - scale ; scale=pcb_scale; // float x_offset; // float y_offset; const char* env = getenv("pcbdrv_drill"); drill_data=false; drill_fixed=true; drill_diameter=0.0f; if (env!=NULL) { if (0!=strcmp(env,"no")) { drill_data=true; char* tail; drill_diameter=(float)strtod(env,&tail); if (env!=tail) drill_fixed=true; else drill_fixed=false; } } } drvPCB1::~drvPCB1() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file pcberrf << "Sample trailer \n"; pcberrf.close(); options=0; } void drvPCB1::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); pcberrf << "\t\tmoveto "; pcberrf << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ p.y_ + y_offset << " " ; } break; case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); pcberrf << "\t\tlineto "; pcberrf << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ p.y_ + y_offset << " " ; } break; case closepath: pcberrf << "\t\tclosepath "; break; case curveto:{ pcberrf << "\t\tcurveto " ; for (unsigned int cp = 0 ; cp < 3; cp++ ) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); pcberrf << (p.x_ + x_offset) << " " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ (p.y_ + y_offset) << " " ; } } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvsample " << endl; abort(); break; } pcberrf << endl; } } void drvPCB1::open_page() { pcberrf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvPCB1::close_page() { pcberrf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvPCB1::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { pcberrf << "Text String : " << textinfo.thetext.value() << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "X " << textinfo.x << " Y " << textinfo.y << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "X_END " << textinfo.x_end << " Y_END " << textinfo.y_end << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontName: " << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "is_non_standard_font: " << textinfo.is_non_standard_font << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontFamilyName: " << textinfo.currentFontFamilyName.value() << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontFullName: " << textinfo.currentFontFullName.value() << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontWeight: " << textinfo.currentFontWeight.value() << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontSize: " << textinfo.currentFontSize << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontAngle: " << textinfo.currentFontAngle << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentR: " << textinfo.currentR << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentG: " << textinfo.currentG << endl; pcberrf << '\t' << "currentB: " << textinfo.currentB << endl; const float * CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); pcberrf << '\t' << "currentFontMatrix: ["; for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { pcberrf << " " << CTM[i] ; } pcberrf << ']' << endl; } void drvPCB1::show_path() { //test for every supported type if (lineOut()) return; if (filledRectangleOut()) return; if (filledCircleOut()) return; //if the current path is not supported, write it to "pcberror.dat" pcberrf << "Path # " << currentNr() ; if (isPolygon()) pcberrf << " (polygon): " << endl; else pcberrf << " (polyline): " << endl; pcberrf << "\tcurrentShowType: "; switch (currentShowType() ) { case drvbase::stroke : pcberrf << "stroked"; break; case drvbase::fill : pcberrf << "filled"; break; case drvbase::eofill : pcberrf << "eofilled"; break; default: // cannot happen pcberrf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType() ; break; } pcberrf << endl; pcberrf << "\tcurrentLineWidth: " << currentLineWidth() << endl; pcberrf << "\tcurrentR: " << currentR() << endl; pcberrf << "\tcurrentG: " << currentG() << endl; pcberrf << "\tcurrentB: " << currentB() << endl; pcberrf << "\tedgeR: " << edgeR() << endl; pcberrf << "\tedgeG: " << edgeG() << endl; pcberrf << "\tedgeB: " << edgeB() << endl; pcberrf << "\tfillR: " << fillR() << endl; pcberrf << "\tfillG: " << fillG() << endl; pcberrf << "\tfillB: " << fillB() << endl; pcberrf << "\tcurrentLineCap: " << currentLineCap() << endl; pcberrf << "\tdashPattern: " << dashPattern() << endl; pcberrf << "\tPath Elements 0 to " << numberOfElementsInPath()-1 << endl; print_coords(); } /* void drvPCB1::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { // pcberrf << "Rectangle ( " << llx << "," << lly << ") (" << urx << "," << ury << ") equivalent to:" << endl; // just do show_path for a first guess show_path(); } */ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /* The following functions have all the same general structure: 1. test if the current path is of the right type, if not return false (This tests are not complete, they are only sufficient to distinguish between all supported types) 2. write the result of the conversion to "outf" and return true */ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// struct Lpoint { long x; long y; }; static Lpoint toLpoint(const Point& p) { Lpoint lp; lp.x=long(p.x_); lp.y=long(p.y_); return lp; } static bool isEqual(long a, long b, long tol) { if (abs ((int)(a-b)) <= tol) return true; else return false; } bool drvPCB1::lineOut() { //a line has no hole if (drill_data) return false; //test if: // linewidth == 0 -> write "L" (line e.g. board outline) // linewidth > 0 -> write "F" (filled line) // Showtype == stroke // first item "moveto", followed by at least one "lineto" char id; long width= long(currentLineWidth()); if ( width==0 ) id='L'; else id='F'; if ( currentShowType()!=drvbase::stroke ) return false; int nreip=numberOfElementsInPath(); if (nreip<2) return false; if ( pathElement(0).getType()!=moveto ) return false; int i; for (i=1; i D_pcb("pcbi","engrave data - insulate/PCB format", "See \\URL{http://home.vr-web.de/\\Tilde hans-juergen-jahn/software/devpcb.html} for more details.", "dat", false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges false, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpcb1.h0000644000175500010010000000333712137224256012525 00000000000000#ifndef __drvPCB1_h #define __drvPCB1_h /* drvPCB1.cpp : Hans-Jürgen Jahn (Version 1.0 10.08.02) implements output device for the conversion of a PCB layout in Postscript to engraving data. this code is derived from drvSAMPL.cpp, see text below drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a sample output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993,1994,1995,1996,1997,1998 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_geocities.com This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvPCB1 : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvPCB1); ~drvPCB1(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { } *options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void print_coords(); // void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo); private: ofstream pcberrf; bool drill_data, drill_fixed; float drill_diameter; bool lineOut(); bool filledRectangleOut(); bool filledCircleOut(); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpcb2.cpp0000644000175500010010000002640612137224253013060 00000000000000/* drvpcb2.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit simple backend for Pcb format. Contributed / Copyright 2004 by: Mark Rages Contributed / Copyright 2008 by: Stanislav Brabec sbrabec_AT_suse.cz Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net (for the skeleton and the rest of pstoedit) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvpcb2.h" #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream #include #include const double SCALE = (double)100000.0/(double)72.0; /* millimeter in mils/100. More exactly 3937.007874016, but pcb seems to use: */ /* 3937.00775 */ const double MM100 = (double)100000.0/(double)25.4; #define sqr(a) ((a)*(a)) int drvPCB2::pcbScale_x(const Point & p) const { return (int)((double)p.x_ * SCALE + (double)options->tshiftx * unit + (double)0.5); } int drvPCB2::pcbScale_y(const Point & p) const { // return (int)((double)500000.0 - (double)p.y_ * SCALE + (double)options->tshifty * unit + (double)0.5); // patched 7/2011 XXX p.y_ appears to be off by one, why??? return (int)((double)currentDeviceHeight * SCALE - ((double)(p.y_) + (double)1.0) * SCALE + (double)options->tshifty * unit + (double)0.5); } int drvPCB2::pcbScale(const double & f) { return (int)((double)f * SCALE + (double)0.5); } int drvPCB2::_grid_snap (int value, double grid_p) { return (int)((int)(((double)value + grid_p / 2) / grid_p) * grid_p + (double)0.5); } int drvPCB2::grid_snap(int value, bool success) const { if ((options->grid != 0.0) && success) { /* pixel-exact snap to pcb grid: */ return _grid_snap (value, grid); } else { return value; } } void drvPCB2::try_grid_snap(int value, bool & success) const { if (options->grid != 0.0) { int value_snap; value_snap = _grid_snap(value, grid); if (abs (value_snap - value) > grid * options->snapdist) { success = false; } } } drvPCB2::derivedConstructor(drvPCB2): constructBase { unit = (options->mm ? MM100 : 100.0); grid = (double)(options->grid) * unit; } void drvPCB2::gen_preamble(){ const int width = pcbScale(currentDeviceWidth); const int height = pcbScale(currentDeviceHeight); outf << "PCB[\"\" " << width << " " << height << "]\n\n"; // outf << "PCB[\"\" 600000 500000]\n\n"; if (options->grid != 0.0) { outf << "Grid["; outf << fixed << setprecision(6) << grid; outf << " 0 0 1]\n\n"; } else { outf << "Grid[1000.000000 0 0 0]\n\n"; } } static void gen_layer(ostream & outf, C_ostrstream & layer, const char * layer_def, const bool & force) { if (layer.tellp() || force) { outf << "Layer(" << layer_def << "\")\n(\n" << layer.str() << ")\n"; #ifdef USE_NEWSTRSTREAM layer.str(""); #endif } } drvPCB2::~drvPCB2() { gen_preamble (); if (options->stdnames) { gen_layer (outf, layer_polygons, "1 \"component", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_pads, "2 \"solder", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_polygons_nogrid, "3 \"GND", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_pads_nogrid, "5 \"signal1", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_boundaries_nogrid, "9 \"silk", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_boundaries, "10 \"silk", true); } else { gen_layer (outf, layer_polygons, "1 \"poly", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_polygons_nogrid, "2 \"poly.nogrid", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_pads, "3 \"pads", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_pads_nogrid, "4 \"pads.nogrid", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_boundaries, "5 \"bound", false); gen_layer (outf, layer_boundaries_nogrid, "6 \"bound.nogrid", false); /* generate empty silk, otherwise bounds are interpreted as silk */ outf << "Layer(10 \"silk\")\n(\n" << ")\n"; } options=0; } void drvPCB2::close_page() { } void drvPCB2::open_page() { } void drvPCB2::show_path() { bool round_success; ostream *layer, *layer_nogrid; if (options->forcepoly || isPolygon()) { switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::fill: case drvbase::eofill: unsigned int numberofvalidelements; /* FIXME: How polygon with <3 vertices happen? */ if (numberOfElementsInPath() < 3) return; { const Point & p0 = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); numberofvalidelements = numberOfElementsInPath(); if (pathElement(numberofvalidelements-1).getType() == closepath ) numberofvalidelements--; // closepath can be ignored const Point & pl = pathElement(numberofvalidelements-1).getPoint(0); /* Polygons are closed automatically. Skip last element for already closed polygons. */ if (p0.x_ == pl.x_ && p0.y_ == pl.y_) numberofvalidelements--; } /* If snap to grid fails for any of points draw into layer_polygons_nogrid layer */ round_success = true; {for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberofvalidelements; n++) { try_grid_snap (pcbScale_x(pathElement(n).getPoint(0)), round_success); try_grid_snap (pcbScale_y(pathElement(n).getPoint(0)), round_success); }} if (round_success) layer = &layer_polygons; else layer = &layer_polygons_nogrid; /* Put polygons in grid into component layer. They may be PCB copper areas. */ *layer << "\tPolygon(\"clearpoly\")\n" << "\t(\n"; {for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberofvalidelements; n++) { const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); int x = grid_snap (pcbScale_x(p), round_success), y = grid_snap (pcbScale_y(p), round_success); *layer << "\t\t[" << x << " " << y << "]\n"; }} *layer << "\t)\n"; /* Rectangles can be also soldering pads. Create pads of proper size as duplicates. User has to remove the unwanted instance. (Well, any tetragon is converted to pad)? */ if (numberofvalidelements == 4) { Point try1_p1, try1_p2, try2_p1, try2_p2, pad_p1, pad_p2, pad_p1_corr, pad_p2_corr; double lensq, widsq, try1_lensq, try2_lensq; /* Try1: line in direcion of vertices 0->1 */ try1_p1.x_ = (pathElement(1).getPoint(0).x_ + pathElement(2).getPoint(0).x_) / 2; try1_p2.x_ = (pathElement(3).getPoint(0).x_ + pathElement(0).getPoint(0).x_) / 2; try1_p1.y_ = (pathElement(1).getPoint(0).y_ + pathElement(2).getPoint(0).y_) / 2; try1_p2.y_ = (pathElement(3).getPoint(0).y_ + pathElement(0).getPoint(0).y_) / 2; try1_lensq = sqr(try1_p1.x_ - try1_p2.x_) + sqr(try1_p1.y_ - try1_p2.y_); /* Try1: line in direcion of vertices 1->2 */ try2_p1.x_ = (pathElement(0).getPoint(0).x_ + pathElement(1).getPoint(0).x_) / 2; try2_p2.x_ = (pathElement(2).getPoint(0).x_ + pathElement(3).getPoint(0).x_) / 2; try2_p1.y_ = (pathElement(0).getPoint(0).y_ + pathElement(1).getPoint(0).y_) / 2; try2_p2.y_ = (pathElement(2).getPoint(0).y_ + pathElement(3).getPoint(0).y_) / 2; try2_lensq = sqr(try2_p1.x_ - try2_p2.x_) + sqr(try2_p1.y_ - try2_p2.y_); /* Use the longer line from these two */ /* FIXME: what to do for square */ if (try1_lensq > try2_lensq) { pad_p1.x_ = try1_p1.x_; pad_p2.x_ = try1_p2.x_; pad_p1.y_ = try1_p1.y_; pad_p2.y_ = try1_p2.y_; lensq = try1_lensq; widsq = try2_lensq; } else { pad_p1.x_ = try2_p1.x_; pad_p2.x_ = try2_p2.x_; pad_p1.y_ = try2_p1.y_; pad_p2.y_ = try2_p2.y_; lensq = try2_lensq; widsq = try1_lensq; } /* pcb adds line width to lenght. Subtract it. */ const double lwidth = sqrt(widsq); const double lratio = sqrt(widsq/lensq/4); pad_p1_corr.x_ = (float)(pad_p1.x_ - lratio*(pad_p1.x_-pad_p2.x_)); pad_p2_corr.x_ = (float)(pad_p2.x_ + lratio*(pad_p1.x_-pad_p2.x_)); pad_p1_corr.y_ = (float)(pad_p1.y_ - lratio*(pad_p1.y_-pad_p2.y_)); pad_p2_corr.y_ = (float)(pad_p2.y_ + lratio*(pad_p1.y_-pad_p2.y_)); round_success = true; try_grid_snap (pcbScale_x(pad_p1_corr), round_success); try_grid_snap (pcbScale_y(pad_p1_corr), round_success); try_grid_snap (pcbScale_x(pad_p2_corr), round_success); try_grid_snap (pcbScale_y(pad_p2_corr), round_success); try_grid_snap (pcbScale(lwidth), round_success); if (round_success) layer = &layer_pads; else layer = &layer_pads_nogrid; *layer << "\tLine[" << grid_snap (pcbScale_x(pad_p1_corr), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale_y(pad_p1_corr), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale_x(pad_p2_corr), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale_y(pad_p2_corr), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale(lwidth), round_success) << " 200 \"clearline\"]\n"; } break; case drvbase::stroke: /* Put lines with polygon inside to silk layer, as they cannot be component lines. */ layer = &layer_boundaries; layer_nogrid = &layer_boundaries_nogrid; goto polyline; break; } } else { /* Put lines that are not associated with polygon into component layer. They are probably PCB traces. */ layer = &layer_polygons; layer_nogrid = &layer_polygons_nogrid; polyline: round_success = true; {for (unsigned int n = 1; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { try_grid_snap (pcbScale_x(pathElement(n).getPoint(0)), round_success); try_grid_snap (pcbScale_y(pathElement(n).getPoint(0)), round_success); }} if (!round_success) layer = layer_nogrid; {for (unsigned int n = 1; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const Point & p1 = pathElement(n-1).getPoint(0); const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); *layer << "\tLine[" << grid_snap (pcbScale_x(p1), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale_y(p1), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale_x(p), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale_y(p), round_success) << " " << grid_snap (pcbScale(currentLineWidth()), round_success) << " 2000 0x00000020]\n"; }} } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvPCB2 > D_pcb("pcb", "pcb format", "See also: \\URL{http://pcb.sourceforge.net} and \\URL{http://www.penguin.cz/\\Tilde utx/pstoedit-pcb/} ","pcb", false, // if backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpcb2.h0000644000175500010010000000563112137224256012525 00000000000000#ifndef __drvPCB2_H #define __drvPCB2_H /* drvPCB2.h : This file is part of pstoedit Contributed / Copyright 2004 by: Mark Rages Contributed / Copyright 2008 by: Stanislav Brabec sbrabec_AT_suse.cz Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #include I_strstream class drvPCB2 : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvPCB2); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvPCB2(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > grid; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > snapdist; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > tshiftx; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > tshifty; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > mm; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > stdnames; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > forcepoly; DriverOptions(): grid(true,"-grid",0,0,"attempt to snap relevant output to grid (mils) and put failed objects to a different layer",0,0), snapdist(true,"-snapdist",0,0,"grid snap distance ratio (0 < snapdist <= 0.5, default 0.1)",0,0.1), tshiftx(true,"-tshiftx",0,0,"additional x shift measured in target units (mils)",0,0), tshifty(true,"-tshifty",0,0,"additional y shift measured in target units (mils)",0,0), mm(true,"-mm",0,0,"Switch to metric units (mm)",0,false), stdnames(true,"-stdnames",0,0,"use standard layer names instead of descriptive names",0,false), forcepoly(true,"-forcepoly",0,0,"force all objects to be interpreted as polygons",0,false) { ADD(grid); ADD(snapdist); ADD(tshiftx); ADD(tshifty); ADD(grid); ADD(mm); ADD(stdnames); ADD(forcepoly); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" private: int pcbScale_x(const Point & p) const; int pcbScale_y(const Point & p) const; static int pcbScale(const double & f) ; void try_grid_snap(int value, bool & success) const; static int _grid_snap (int value, double grid) ; int grid_snap(int value, bool success) const; void gen_preamble(); C_ostrstream layer_polygons, layer_polygons_nogrid; C_ostrstream layer_pads, layer_pads_nogrid; C_ostrstream layer_boundaries_nogrid, layer_boundaries; double unit, grid; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpcbfill.cpp0000644000175500010010000000610212137224253013634 00000000000000/* drvpcbfill.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit simple backend for Pcbfill format. Contributed / Copyright 2004 by: Mark Rages Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net (for the skeleton and the rest of pstoedit) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvpcbfill.h" #include I_stdio #include I_string_h #include I_iostream drvPCBFILL::derivedConstructor(drvPCBFILL): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): constructBase { // driver specific initializations outf << "PCB[\"\" 600000 500000]\n\n"; outf << "Grid[2000.00000000 0 0 0]\n\n"; outf << "Layer(10 \"silk\")\n(\n"; } drvPCBFILL::~drvPCBFILL() { outf << ")\n"; options=0; } void drvPCBFILL::close_page() { //outf << "#Seite beendet.\n"; } void drvPCBFILL::open_page() { // outf << "#Neue Seite\n"; } const float SCALE = (100000.0f/72.0f); void drvPCBFILL::show_path() { // outf << "\n#Polyline:\n"; outf << "\tPolygon(0x00000010)\n\t(\n\t\t"; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { if (pathElement(n).getType() != closepath) { const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); outf << "[" << (int)(p.x_*SCALE) << " " << (int)(500000-p.y_*SCALE) << "] "; } } outf << "\n\t)\n"; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvPCBFILL > D_pcbfill("pcbfill", "pcb format with fills", "See also: \\URL{http://pcb.sourceforge.net} ","pcbfill", false, // if backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpcbfill.h0000644000175500010010000000242512137224256013310 00000000000000#ifndef __drvPCBFILL_H #define __drvPCBFILL_H /* drvPCBFILL.h : This file is part of pstoedit Contributed / Copyright 2004 by: Mark Rages Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvPCBFILL : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvPCBFILL); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvPCBFILL(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; private: #include "drvfuncs.h" }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpdf.cpp0000644000175500010010000005153412137224253013003 00000000000000/* drvPDF.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for PDF(TM) format Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* The PDF format and the corresponding operators are copyrighted by Adobe Systems, Inc. */ #include "drvpdf.h" #include I_iostream #include I_iomanip #include I_fstream #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include // for sin and cos #include USESTD static float rnd(const float f, const float roundnumber) { const float roundup = (f < 0.0f) ? -0.5f : 0.5f; return ((long int) ((f * roundnumber) + roundup)) / roundnumber; } static inline float RND3(const float f) { return rnd(f, 1000.0f); } static const char *PDFFonts[] = { // predefined Fonts (see page 64 PDF Ref. Manual ) "Courier", "Courier-Bold", "Courier-Oblique", "Courier-BoldOblique", "Helvetica", "Helvetica-Bold", "Helvetica-Oblique", "Helvetica-BoldOblique", "Symbol", "Times-Roman", "Times-Bold", "Times-Italic", "Times-BoldItalic", "ZapfDingbats", 0 }; const unsigned int numberOfFonts = sizeof(PDFFonts) / (sizeof(char *)) - 1; const char *const *drvPDF::knownFontNames() const { return PDFFonts; } unsigned int drvPDF::newobject() { currentobject++; if (currentobject >= maxobjects) { errf << "Sorry, too many objects in this file" << endl; exit(1); } startPosition[currentobject] = outf.tellp(); outf << currentobject << " 0 obj" << endl; return currentobject; } void drvPDF::endobject() { outf << "endobj" << endl; } template inline T Max(T a, T b) { return (a > b ? a : b); } template inline T Min(T a, T b) { return (a < b ? a : b); } void drvPDF::adjustbbox(float x, float y) { bb_llx = Min((int) x, bb_llx); bb_lly = Min((int) y, bb_lly); bb_urx = Max((int) x, bb_urx); bb_ury = Max((int) y, bb_ury); } // the following two functions avoid unneccessary ET BT sequences void drvPDF::starttext() { if (!inTextMode) { buffer << "BT" << endl; inTextMode = true; } } void drvPDF::endtext() { if (inTextMode) { buffer << "ET" << endl; inTextMode = false; } } static streampos newlinebytes = 1; // how many bytes are a newline (1 or 2) static const char *const stdEncoding = "Standard"; const int largeint = 32000; drvPDF::derivedConstructor(drvPDF): constructBase, currentobject(0), pagenr(0), inTextMode(false), encodingName(stdEncoding), buffer(tempFile.asOutput()), bb_llx(largeint), bb_lly(largeint), bb_urx(-largeint), bb_ury(-largeint) { if (&outf == &cout) { // Due to tell not working correctly on cout errf << "Sorry, PDF cannot be written to standard output. Use a file instead\n"; exit(1); } const char *const header = "%PDF-1.1"; outf << header << endl; #ifdef HAVESTL //to avoid message "3 overloads have similar conversion" newlinebytes = (long) outf.tellp() - (long) strlen(header); #else newlinebytes = (long) outf.tellp() - (long) strlen(header); #endif if (Verbose()) outf << "% Driver options:" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); if (Verbose()) outf << "% " << d_argv[i] << endl; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-e") == 0) { encodingName = d_argv[i + 1]; } } errf << "Info: This PDF driver is not very elaborated - consider using -f gs:pdfwrite instead." << endl; } drvPDF::~drvPDF() { // print trailer endtext(); // close text if open unsigned int outlines = newobject(); outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Type /Outlines" << endl; outf << "/Count 0" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); unsigned int encoding = newobject(); // write the diffs between pdf-encoding and WinAnsiEncoding outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Type /Encoding" << endl; #ifdef basedonwinansi // For some reasons this does not work. // I haven't seen a working example using the /BaseEncoding feature outf << "/BaseEncoding /WinAnsiEncoding" << endl; outf << "%/Differences [" << endl; outf << "% 24 /breve/caron/circumflex/dotaccent/hungarumlaut/ogonek/ring/tilde" << endl; outf << "%127 /.notdef 129 /dagger/daggerdbl/ellipsis/emdash/endash/florin/fraction" << endl; outf << "%/guilsinglleft/guilsinglright/minus/perthousand/quotedblbase/quotedblleft" << endl; outf << "%/quotedblright/quoteleft/quoteright/quotesinglbase/trademark/fi/fl/Lslash" << endl; outf << "%/OE/Scaron/Ydieresis/Zcaron/dotlessi/lslash/scaron/zcaron/.notdef/.notdef/.notdef" << endl; outf << "%]" << endl; #endif // The following part (diffs between standard encoding and pdf encoding) // was generated by a small PostScript program run through gs outf << "/Differences [" << endl; outf << "24 /breve" << endl; outf << "25 /caron" << endl; outf << "26 /circumflex" << endl; outf << "27 /dotaccent" << endl; outf << "28 /hungarumlaut" << endl; outf << "29 /ogonek" << endl; outf << "30 /ring" << endl; outf << "31 /tilde" << endl; outf << "39 /quotesingle" << endl; outf << "96 /grave" << endl; outf << "128 /bullet" << endl; outf << "129 /dagger" << endl; outf << "130 /daggerdbl" << endl; outf << "131 /ellipsis" << endl; outf << "132 /emdash" << endl; outf << "133 /endash" << endl; outf << "134 /florin" << endl; outf << "135 /fraction" << endl; outf << "136 /guilsinglleft" << endl; outf << "137 /guilsinglright" << endl; outf << "138 /minus" << endl; outf << "139 /perthousand" << endl; outf << "140 /quotedblbase" << endl; outf << "141 /quotedblleft" << endl; outf << "142 /quotedblright" << endl; outf << "143 /quoteleft" << endl; outf << "144 /quoteright" << endl; outf << "145 /quotesinglbase" << endl; outf << "146 /trademark" << endl; outf << "147 /fi" << endl; outf << "148 /fl" << endl; outf << "149 /Lslash" << endl; outf << "150 /OE" << endl; outf << "151 /Scaron" << endl; outf << "152 /Ydieresis" << endl; outf << "153 /Zcaron" << endl; outf << "154 /dotlessi" << endl; outf << "155 /lslash" << endl; outf << "156 /oe" << endl; outf << "157 /scaron" << endl; outf << "158 /zcaron" << endl; outf << "164 /currency" << endl; outf << "166 /brokenbar" << endl; outf << "168 /dieresis" << endl; outf << "169 /copyright" << endl; outf << "170 /ordfeminine" << endl; outf << "172 /logicalnot" << endl; outf << "174 /registered" << endl; outf << "175 /macron" << endl; outf << "176 /degree" << endl; outf << "177 /plusminus" << endl; outf << "178 /twosuperior" << endl; outf << "179 /threesuperior" << endl; outf << "180 /acute" << endl; outf << "181 /mu" << endl; outf << "183 /periodcentered" << endl; outf << "184 /cedilla" << endl; outf << "185 /onesuperior" << endl; outf << "186 /ordmasculine" << endl; outf << "188 /onequarter" << endl; outf << "189 /onehalf" << endl; outf << "190 /threequarters" << endl; outf << "192 /Agrave" << endl; outf << "193 /Aacute" << endl; outf << "194 /Acircumflex" << endl; outf << "195 /Atilde" << endl; outf << "196 /Adieresis" << endl; outf << "197 /Aring" << endl; outf << "198 /AE" << endl; outf << "199 /Ccedilla" << endl; outf << "200 /Egrave" << endl; outf << "201 /Eacute" << endl; outf << "202 /Ecircumflex" << endl; outf << "203 /Edieresis" << endl; outf << "204 /Igrave" << endl; outf << "205 /Iacute" << endl; outf << "206 /Icircumflex" << endl; outf << "207 /Idieresis" << endl; outf << "208 /Eth" << endl; outf << "209 /Ntilde" << endl; outf << "210 /Ograve" << endl; outf << "211 /Oacute" << endl; outf << "212 /Ocircumflex" << endl; outf << "213 /Otilde" << endl; outf << "214 /Odieresis" << endl; outf << "215 /multiply" << endl; outf << "216 /Oslash" << endl; outf << "217 /Ugrave" << endl; outf << "218 /Uacute" << endl; outf << "219 /Ucircumflex" << endl; outf << "220 /Udieresis" << endl; outf << "221 /Yacute" << endl; outf << "222 /Thorn" << endl; outf << "223 /germandbls" << endl; outf << "224 /agrave" << endl; outf << "225 /aacute" << endl; outf << "226 /acircumflex" << endl; outf << "227 /atilde" << endl; outf << "228 /adieresis" << endl; outf << "229 /aring" << endl; outf << "230 /ae" << endl; outf << "231 /ccedilla" << endl; outf << "232 /egrave" << endl; outf << "233 /eacute" << endl; outf << "234 /ecircumflex" << endl; outf << "235 /edieresis" << endl; outf << "236 /igrave" << endl; outf << "237 /iacute" << endl; outf << "238 /icircumflex" << endl; outf << "239 /idieresis" << endl; outf << "240 /eth" << endl; outf << "241 /ntilde" << endl; outf << "242 /ograve" << endl; outf << "243 /oacute" << endl; outf << "244 /ocircumflex" << endl; outf << "245 /otilde" << endl; outf << "246 /odieresis" << endl; outf << "247 /divide" << endl; outf << "248 /oslash" << endl; outf << "249 /ugrave" << endl; outf << "250 /uacute" << endl; outf << "251 /ucircumflex" << endl; outf << "252 /udieresis" << endl; outf << "253 /yacute" << endl; outf << "254 /thorn" << endl; outf << "255 /ydieresis" << endl; outf << "]" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); unsigned int firstFontObject = currentobject + 1; // Now define all the 14 standard fonts for (unsigned int f = 0; f < numberOfFonts; f++) { unsigned int font = newobject(); unused(&font); outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Type /Font" << endl; outf << "/Subtype /Type1" << endl; outf << "/Name /F" << f << endl; outf << "/BaseFont /" << PDFFonts[f] << endl; if ((f == 8) || (f == 13)) { // the special fonts symbol and ZapfDingbats // commented out based on a suggestion from Derek Noonburg // outf << "/Encoding /" << encodingName << "Encoding" << endl; } else { outf << "/Encoding " << encoding << " 0 R" << endl; } outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); } unsigned int catalog = newobject(); unsigned int pages = currentobject + 2; // will be next after resources; outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Type /Catalog" << endl; outf << "/Pages " << pages << " 0 R" << endl; outf << "/Outlines " << outlines << " 0 R" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); unsigned int nrOfPages = pagenr; const unsigned int resources = newobject(); outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/ProcSet [ /PDF /Text ]" << endl; outf << "/Font <<" << endl; for (unsigned int f2 = 0; f2 < numberOfFonts; f2++) { outf << "/F" << f2 << " " << f2 + firstFontObject << " 0 R" << endl; } outf << ">>" << endl; // closing /Font outf << ">>" << endl; // closing /Resources dictionary endobject(); pages = newobject(); outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Type /Pages" << endl; outf << "/Count " << nrOfPages << endl; outf << "/Kids [ "; for (unsigned int i = 1; i <= nrOfPages; i++) { outf << i + pages << " 0 R "; } outf << " ] " << endl; outf << "/MediaBox [0 0 " << (int) (currentDeviceWidth + 0.5) << ' ' << (int) (currentDeviceHeight + 0.5) << "]" << endl; #if 0 const int width = bb_urx - bb_llx; const int height = bb_ury - bb_lly; // heuristically increase shown area by 20% in each direction outf << "/MediaBox [" << bb_llx - 0.2 * width << ' ' << bb_lly - 0.2 * height << ' ' << bb_urx + 0.2 * width << ' ' << bb_ury + 0.2 * height << " ]" << endl; #endif outf << "/Resources "; outf << resources << " 0 R" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); // Now write the Page parts for each page for (unsigned int j = 1; j <= nrOfPages; j++) { unsigned int pageobject = newobject(); unused(&pageobject); outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Type /Page" << endl; outf << "/Parent " << pages << " 0 R" << endl; outf << "/Contents " << j << " 0 R" << endl; outf << "/Resources " << resources << " 0 R" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); } unsigned int infoobject = newobject(); outf << "<<" << endl; time_t t = time(0); struct tm *localt = localtime(&t); outf << "/CreationDate (D:" << setw(4) << localt->tm_year + 1900 << setw(2) << setfill('0') << localt->tm_mon + 1 << setw(2) << setfill('0') << localt->tm_mday << setw(2) << setfill('0') << localt->tm_hour << setw(2) << setfill('0') << localt->tm_min << setw(2) << setfill('0') << localt->tm_sec << ")" << endl; outf << "/Producer (pstoedit by wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net)" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; endobject(); streampos xrefbegin = outf.tellp(); outf << "xref" << endl; outf << "0 " << currentobject + 1 << endl; outf << "0000000000 65535 f"; if ((long) newlinebytes == 1L) { outf << " "; } outf << endl; for (unsigned int x = 1; x <= currentobject; x++) { outf.width(10); outf.fill('0'); outf << startPosition[x] << " 00000 n"; if ((long) newlinebytes == 1L) { outf << " "; } outf << endl; } outf << "trailer" << endl; outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Size " << currentobject + 1 << endl; outf << "/Info " << infoobject << " 0 R" << endl; outf << "/Root " << catalog << " 0 R" << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; outf << "startxref" << endl; outf << xrefbegin << endl; outf << "%%EOF" << endl; options=0; encodingName=0; } void drvPDF::print_coords() { // buffer.precision(3); // buffer.setf(ios::fixed); // buffer.width(0); // to force minimal width // buffer.unsetf(ios::showpoint); for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); adjustbbox(p.x_ + x_offset, p.y_ + y_offset); buffer << RND3(p.x_ + x_offset) << " " << RND3(p.y_ + y_offset) << " "; buffer << "m " << endl; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); adjustbbox(p.x_ + x_offset, p.y_ + y_offset); buffer << RND3(p.x_ + x_offset) << " " << RND3(p.y_ + y_offset) << " "; buffer << "l " << endl; } break; case closepath: buffer << "h " << endl; break; case curveto:{ for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); adjustbbox(p.x_ + x_offset, p.y_ + y_offset); buffer << RND3(p.x_ + x_offset) << " " << RND3(p.y_ + y_offset) << " "; } buffer << "c " << endl; } break; default: errf << "Fatal: unexpected case in drvpdf " << endl; abort(); break; } } } void drvPDF::open_page() { endtext(); // close text if open unsigned int currentpage = newobject(); unused(¤tpage); pagenr++; // provide a temp stream (void)tempFile.asOutput(); } void drvPDF::close_page() { endtext(); // close text if open streampos endpos = buffer.tellp(); outf << "<<" << endl; outf << "/Length " << endpos << endl; outf << ">>" << endl; outf << "stream" << endl; ifstream & instream = tempFile.asInput(); copy_file(instream, outf); // int ret = 0; // while ( (ret = instream.get()) != EOF ) { // outf << (char) ret ; // } outf << "endstream" << endl; endobject(); } static int getFontNumber(const char *const fontname) { const size_t fntlength = strlen(fontname); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfFonts; i++) { const size_t pdfFntLengh = strlen(PDFFonts[i]); if (fntlength == pdfFntLengh) { if (strncmp(fontname, PDFFonts[i], fntlength) == 0) { return i; } } } return -1; } static int getSubStringFontNumber(const char *const fontname) { // searches for a font name which is the longest substring of the current font name int index = -1; size_t longest = 0; const size_t fntlength = strlen(fontname); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfFonts; i++) { const size_t pdfFntLength = strlen(PDFFonts[i]); if (fntlength >= pdfFntLength) { if (strncmp(fontname, PDFFonts[i], pdfFntLength) == 0) { if (pdfFntLength > longest) { longest = pdfFntLength; index = (int) i; } } } } return index; } void drvPDF::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { const float toRadians = 3.14159265359f / 180.0f; const float angleInRadians = textinfo.currentFontAngle * toRadians; int PDFFontNum = getFontNumber(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); if (PDFFontNum == -1) { PDFFontNum = getSubStringFontNumber(textinfo.currentFontName.value()); if (PDFFontNum == -1) { PDFFontNum = getSubStringFontNumber(defaultFontName); if (PDFFontNum == -1) { errf << "Warning, unsupported font " << textinfo. currentFontName.value() << ", using Courier instead" << endl; PDFFontNum = 0; // Courier } else { errf << "Warning, unsupported font " << textinfo. currentFontName.value() << ", using " << defaultFontName << " instead" << endl; } } else { errf << "Warning, unsupported font " << textinfo. currentFontName.value() << ", using " << PDFFonts[PDFFontNum] << " instead" << endl; } } starttext(); // define TFALWAYSONE // note TFALWAYSONE does not work correctly with awidthshow. See showex.ps #ifdef TFALWAYSONE const float Sx = textinfo.currentFontSize; const float Sy = textinfo.currentFontSize; buffer << "/F" << PDFFontNum << ' ' << 1 << " Tf" << endl; // use size 1 and scale via Tm #else // previously we used currentFontSize for SX and SY // and fontsize 1 in Tm, now we use the fontsize in tm and set // sx and sy to 1 const float Sx = 1.0f; const float Sy = 1.0f; buffer << "/F" << PDFFontNum << ' ' << textinfo.currentFontSize << " Tf" << endl; #endif const float cosphi = (float) cos(angleInRadians); const float sinphi = (float) sin(angleInRadians); // OK, we could get the real transformation matrix from the interpreter, // but this approximation should do it in most cases. // buffer.precision(3); // buffer.setf(ios::fixed); // buffer.width(0); // to force minimal width // buffer.unsetf(ios::showpoint); adjustbbox(textinfo.x + x_offset, textinfo.y + y_offset); buffer << RND3(Sx * cosphi) << " " << RND3(Sx * sinphi) << " " << RND3(-Sy * sinphi) << " " << RND3(Sy * cosphi) << " " << RND3(textinfo.x + x_offset) << " " << RND3(textinfo.y + y_offset) << " Tm" << endl; buffer << RND3(textinfo.currentR) << " " << RND3(textinfo. currentG) << " " << RND3(textinfo.currentB) << " rg" << endl; #ifdef TFALWAYSONE buffer << RND3(textinfo.cx / textinfo.currentFontSize) << ' ' << RND3(textinfo.ax / textinfo.currentFontSize) << ' '; #else buffer << RND3(textinfo.cx) << ' ' << RND3(textinfo.ax) << ' '; #endif buffer << "("; const char *start_of_text = textinfo.thetext.value(); while (*start_of_text) { if ((*start_of_text == '(') || (*start_of_text == ')') || (*start_of_text == '\\')) { buffer << '\\'; } buffer << *start_of_text; start_of_text++; } buffer << ") \"" << endl; // buffer << ") Tj" << endl; // endtext(); // not done here to avoid ET BT, done on demand } void drvPDF::show_path() { // add_to_page(); // is done in drvbase !! endtext(); // close text if open const char *setrgbcolor = 0; const char *drawingop = 0; switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: // it's a stroke drawingop = "S"; setrgbcolor = "RG"; break; case drvbase::fill: drawingop = "f"; setrgbcolor = "rg"; break; case drvbase::eofill: drawingop = "f*"; setrgbcolor = "rg"; break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType() << endl; exit(1); break; } // buffer.precision(3); // buffer.setf(ios::fixed); // buffer.width(0); // to force minimal width // buffer.unsetf(ios::showpoint); if (Verbose()) { buffer << "% path " << currentNr() << endl; } buffer << RND3(currentR()) << " " << RND3(currentG()) << " " << RND3(currentB()) << " " << setrgbcolor << endl; buffer << currentLineWidth() << " w" << endl; buffer << currentLineCap() << " J" << endl; buffer << currentLineJoin() << " j" << endl; buffer << dashPattern() << " d" << endl; print_coords(); buffer << drawingop << endl; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvPDF > D_pdf("pdf", "Adobe's Portable Document Format", "","pdf", true, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. 1, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpdf.h0000644000175500010010000000320012137224256012436 00000000000000#ifndef __drvPDF_H #define __drvPDF_H /* drvPDF.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for PDF format Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" const unsigned int maxobjects = 1000; class drvPDF : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvPDF); ~drvPDF(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; virtual const char * const * knownFontNames() const ; private: unsigned int newobject(); void endobject(); void starttext(); void endtext(); void adjustbbox(float x, float y); streampos startPosition[maxobjects]; unsigned int currentobject; unsigned int pagenr; bool inTextMode; const char * encodingName; TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; int bb_llx,bb_lly,bb_urx,bb_ury; #include "drvfuncs.h" private: void print_coords(); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpic.cpp0000644000175500010010000002624112137224253013002 00000000000000/* drvPIC.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Driver for PIC troff/groff drawing format NOTE: primitve version, only supports lines and text Copyright (C) 1999 Egil Kvaleberg, egil_AT_kvaleberg.no This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvpic.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib const float PIC_SCALE = 72.0f; /* convert from points to inches */ #define USE_SPLINE 0 /* BUG: must implement */ /* * fonts supported by groff * NOTE: could have been made dynamic */ static const struct fx { const char *f_name; const char *f_groff; } fontxlate[] = { { "Times-Roman", "TR"}, { "Times-Italic", "TI"}, { "Times-Bold", "TB"}, { "Times-BoldItalic", "TBI"}, { "AvantGarde-Book", "AR"}, { "AvantGarde-BookOblique", "AI"}, { "AvantGarde-Demi", "AB"}, { "AvantGarde-DemiOblique", "ABI"}, { "Bookman-Light", "BMR"}, { "Bookman-LightItalic", "BMI"}, { "Bookman-Demi", "BMB"}, { "Bookman-DemiItalic", "BMBI"}, { "Courier", "CR"}, { "Courier-Oblique", "CI"}, { "Courier-Bold", "CB"}, { "Courier-BoldOblique", "CBI"}, { "Helvetica", "HR"}, { "Helvetica-Oblique", "HI"}, { "Helvetica-Bold", "HB"}, { "Helvetica-BoldOblique", "HBI"}, { "Helvetica-Narrow", "HNR"}, { "Helvetica-Narrow-Oblique", "HNI"}, { "Helvetica-Narrow-Bold", "HNB"}, { "Helvetica-Narrow-BoldOblique", "HNBI"}, { "NewCenturySchlbk-Roman", "NR"}, { "NewCenturySchlbk-Italic", "NI"}, { "NewCenturySchlbk-Bold", "NB"}, { "NewCenturySchlbk-BoldItalic", "NBI"}, { "Palatino-Roman", "PR"}, { "Palatino-Italic", "PI"}, { "Palatino-Bold", "PB"}, { "Palatino-BoldItalic", "PBI"}, { "Symbol", /* (Greek) */ "S"}, { "Symbol-Slanted", "SS"}, { "ZapfChancery-MediumItalic", "ZCMI"}, { "ZapfDingbats", "ZD"}, { "ZapfDingbats-Reverse", "ZDR"}, { 0, 0} }; /* * */ drvPIC::derivedConstructor(drvPIC):constructBase // troff_mode(0), landscape(0), keep_font(0), text_as_text(0), debug(0) { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << ".\\\" PIC generated by pstoedit\n"; withinPS = 0; pageheight = 10.5; /* BUG: silly default */ largest_y = 0.0; #if 0 if (d_argc > 0) { if (Verbose()) errf << ".\\\" Driver options:" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); if (Verbose()) errf << ".\\\" " << d_argv[i] << endl; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-groff") == 0) { troff_mode = 0; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-troff") == 0) { troff_mode = 1; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-landscape") == 0) { landscape = 1; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-portrait") == 0) { landscape = 0; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-keep") == 0) { keep_font = 1; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-text") == 0) { text_as_text = 1; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-debug") == 0) { debug = 1; } else { errf << "Unrecognized pic option: " << d_argv[i] << endl; } } } #endif // float scale; } drvPIC::~drvPIC() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << ".\\\" PIC end\n"; options=0; } float drvPIC::x_coord(float x, float y) const { if (options->landscape) return (y + y_offset) / PIC_SCALE; else return (x + x_offset) / PIC_SCALE; } float drvPIC::y_coord(float x, float y) const { if (options->landscape) return pageheight - (x + x_offset) / PIC_SCALE; else return (y + y_offset) / PIC_SCALE; } void drvPIC::print_coords() { float move_x = 0.0; float move_y = 0.0; float y; int within_line = 0; ps_begin(); if (options->debug) { outf << ".\\\" xoffs,yoffs,height: " << x_offset << "," << y_offset << "," << currentDeviceHeight << endl; } for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (within_line) outf << endl; y = y_coord(p.x_, p.y_); outf << "line from " << x_coord(p.x_, p.y_) << "," << y; move_x = p.x_; move_y = p.y_; if (y > largest_y) largest_y = y; within_line = 1; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (!within_line) { errf << "line from no starting point" << endl; } y = y_coord(p.x_, p.y_); outf << " to " << x_coord(p.x_, p.y_) << "," << y; if (y > largest_y) largest_y = y; within_line = 1; } break; #if USE_SPLINE case curveto:{ /* BUG: outf << "spline from "; */ for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); y = y_coord(p.x_, p.y_); outf << " to " << x_xoord(p.x_, p.y_) << "," << y; if (y > largest_y) largest_y = y; } within_line = 1; } break; #endif case closepath: // do this "manually"... outf << " to " << x_coord(move_x, move_y) << "," << y_coord(move_x, move_y); break; default: errf << "\tFatal: unexpected case in drvpic " << endl; abort(); break; } } if (within_line) outf << endl; } void drvPIC::ps_begin() { if (!withinPS) { outf << ".PS\n"; outf << ".ps 11\n"; withinPS = 1; largest_y = 0.0; } } void drvPIC::ps_end() { if (withinPS) { outf << ".PE\n"; withinPS = 0; } } void drvPIC::open_page() { outf << ".\\\" Page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvPIC::close_page() { ps_end(); } void drvPIC::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { const char *fontname = textinfo.currentFontName.value(); const char *fontweight = textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(); int pointsize = (textinfo.currentFontSize < 2.0) ? 0 : (int) (textinfo.currentFontSize + 1.8); // BUG: point size is strange... const char *tfont = 0; const float x = x_coord(textinfo.x, textinfo.y); const float y = y_coord(textinfo.x, textinfo.y); // const unsigned int fontstringlen=80; RSString selected_font; // Could / should these be class members (wogl? ? ?) // Further, this is used before set !! static bool font_selected = false; static int is_text = 0; // ... /* translate font to groff/troff style */ if (!options->troff_mode) { for (const struct fx * fp = fontxlate; fp->f_name; ++fp) { if (strcmp(fontname, fp->f_name) == 0) { tfont = fp->f_groff; break; } } } if (options->keepFont && !tfont) { tfont = fontname; } if (!tfont) { if (strcmp(fontweight, "Bold") == 0) { tfont = "B"; } else { /* "Regular" */ tfont = "R"; } } /* this is veeery ad-hoc: make assumption about text mode */ if (options->textAsText) { if (!withinPS) { /* we assume drawing does not start with text */ is_text = 1; } else if (y > largest_y) { /* forwards beyond drawing: suspect text mode */ is_text = 1; } else { /* continue in drawing */ is_text = 0; } } if (is_text) { static int selected_size = 0; // ... ps_end(); if (!font_selected) { outf << ".ft " << tfont << endl; selected_font = tfont; font_selected = true; } else if ( tfont != selected_font) { outf << ".ft " << tfont << endl; selected_font = tfont; } if (pointsize && selected_size != pointsize) { outf << ".ps " << pointsize << endl; selected_size = pointsize; } for (const char *p = textinfo.thetext.value(); *p; ++p) { switch (*p) { case '\\': outf << "\\\\"; break; case '`': case '.': if (p == textinfo.thetext.value()) { outf << "\\&"; } /* drop through */ //lint -fallthrough default: outf << *p; break; } } outf << endl; } else { ps_begin(); if (options->debug) { outf << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentFontName: " << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentFontFamilyName: " << textinfo. currentFontFamilyName.value() << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentFontFullName: " << textinfo.currentFontFullName.value() << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentFontSize: " << textinfo.currentFontSize << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentFontWeight: " << textinfo.currentFontWeight.value() << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentFontAngle: " << textinfo.currentFontAngle << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentRGB: " << textinfo. currentR << "," << textinfo.currentG << "," << textinfo.currentB << endl; } outf << '"'; if (pointsize) outf << "\\s" << pointsize; outf << "\\f"; // groff/troff style font name if (strlen(tfont) > 1) outf << '[' << tfont << ']'; else outf << tfont; // string itself for (const char *p = textinfo.thetext.value(); *p; ++p) { switch (*p) { case '"': outf << "\\\""; break; case '\\': outf << "\\\\"; break; default: outf << *p; break; } } outf << "\\fP" // restore font << '"' << " at " << x << "," << y << " ljust" << endl; } } void drvPIC::show_path() { // BUG: if (options->debug) { outf << endl << ".\\\" Path # " << currentNr(); if (isPolygon()) outf << " (polygon): " << endl; else outf << " (polyline): " << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentShowType: "; switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: outf << "stroked"; break; case drvbase::fill: outf << "filled"; // BUG: implement... */ break; case drvbase::eofill: outf << "eofilled"; // BUG: implement... */ break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } outf << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentLineWidth: " << currentLineWidth() << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentRGB: " << currentR() << "," << currentG() << "," << currentB() << endl; outf << ".\\\" currentLineCap: " << currentLineCap() << endl; outf << ".\\\" dashPattern: " << dashPattern() << endl; } print_coords(); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvPIC > D_PIC("pic", "PIC format for troff et.al.","", "pic", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. USE_SPLINE, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file (wogl? ? ?) false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpic.h0000644000175500010010000000510612137224256012447 00000000000000#ifndef __drvPIC_h #define __drvPIC_h /* drvpic.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for PIC output driver Copyright (C) 1999 Egil Kvaleberg, egil@kvaleberg.no This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvPIC : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvPIC); ~drvPIC(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: // OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > groff; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > troff_mode; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > landscape; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > portrait; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > keepFont; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > textAsText; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > debug; DriverOptions() : // groff(true,"-groff","",0,"groff mode",0,false), troff_mode(true,"-troff","",0,"troff mode (default is groff)",0,false), landscape(true,"-landscape","",0,"landscape output",0,false), portrait(true,"-portrait","",0,"portrait output",0,false), keepFont(true,"-keepfont","",0,"print unrecognized literally",0,false), textAsText(true,"-text","",0,"try not to make pictures from running text",0,false), debug(true,"-debug","",0,"enable debug output",0,false) { // ADD(groff); ADD(troff_mode); ADD(landscape); ADD(portrait); ADD(keepFont); ADD(textAsText); ADD(debug); } } *options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); float x_coord(float x, float y) const ; float y_coord(float x, float y) const ; void ps_begin(); void ps_end(); /* int troff_mode; // troff, as opposed to groff int landscape; // original is in landscape mode int keep_font; // print unrecognized literally int text_as_text; // try not to make pictures from running text int debug; // obvious... */ float largest_y; float pageheight; int withinPS; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpptx.cpp0000644000175500010010000021012412137224253013215 00000000000000/* drvPPTX.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Office Open XML files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef _MSC_VER // avoid this warning // this macro needs to be define before all the includes // warning C4996: 'sscanf': This function or variable may be unsafe. Consider using sscanf_s instead. To disable deprecation, use _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS. See online help for details. #define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS 1 #endif #include "drvpptx.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include I_iomanip #include #include #include #ifdef _MSC_VER // MS VC++ Windows // _USE_MATH_DEFINES needed on Windows to enable the define M_PI #define _USE_MATH_DEFINES #define srandom srand #define random rand #include // work-around - missing on WIndows. long lroundf(float f) { return (long)(floor(f +0.5f)); } #else #include #endif #include // when linking against static library - otherwise it means declspec(dllextern) #define ZIP_EXTERN extern #include #ifdef _MSC_VER // MS VC++ Windows // handle this warning: // 'xxxx': The POSIX name for this item is deprecated. Instead, use the ISO C++ conformant name: _xxxx. See online help for details. #define getpid _getpid #define strdup _strdup #define unlink _unlink #endif // #include "version.h" /* The following are some things to know about the Office Open XML (OOXML) DrawingML format (a.k.a. PowerPoint or pptx) that should help understand the code in this file: - A pptx file is really a zip archive that contains a bunch of XML files (plus embedded-image files). - These XML files are cross-linked to each other via "relationships" (indirections through ID-to-filename mappings). - Describing graphics -- or anything else -- requires lots of XML verbosity and a substantial amount of boilerplate text. - The DrawingML coordinate system places the origin in the upper-left corner, in contrast to PostScript, which puts it in the lower-left corner. - The main unit of measurement is the English Metric Unit (EMU), of which there are exactly 914,400 per inch, 360,000 per centimeter, and 12,700 per PostScript point. Note that all of those are integers; DrawingML works exclusively with integers. As an example, a distance of 10cm (approximately 3.9" or 283 pt.) is written as "3600000" in OOXML. - Angles are specified in 60,000ths of a degree. Positive numbers represent clockwise rotations, and negative numbers represent counterclockwise rotations. For example a 30-degree clockwise rotation is written as "1800000" in OOXML. - Percentages are expressed in 1000ths and with no trailing "%" character. For example, 75% is written as "75000" in OOXML. - Positions are specified as a distance from the upper-left corner of the object's bounding box. - Coordinates within a shape are specified with the origin in the upper-left corner of their bounding box. - Scaling is performed relative to the upper-left corner of the object's bounding box. That is, the upper-left corner is invariant with respect to scaling. - Rotation is performed relative to the center of the object's bounding box. - The order of object transformations is (1) translate the upper-left corner, (2) scale from the upper-left corner, (3) flip horizontally/vertically around the image's center, (4) rotate around the image's center. - Although DrawingML supports horizontal and vertical flipping for text, PowerPoint flips only the shape in which the text is embedded. (This box is always an invisible rectangle in the case of drvpptx-generated DrawingML.) The text itself is in fact *rotated*, not flipped. Specifically, horizontally flipped text negates the sign of the rotation angle, and vertically flipped text subtracts the rotation angle from 180 degrees. For example, if a piece of text is rotated clockwise by 30 degrees (angle="1800000"), flipping it horizontally (flipH="1") is equivalent to rotating it instead by -30 degrees; flipping it vertically (flipV="1") is equivalent to rotating it instead by 150 degrees. - Coordinates are always specified in an unrotated coordinate space. - DrawingML supports a fairly large subset of the PostScript that pstoedit understands. Omissions include winding-number fills (only even-odd fills are supported), dash patterns with nonzero offsets, arbitrarily transformed (e.g., skewed) text and images, and vertical text kerning produced by PostScript's awidthshow. I believe that vertical kerning can probably be faked using sub- and superscripts, but that's probably not worth the effort. Office Open XML has been ratified as an Ecma International standard (ECMA-376). See http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-376.htm for the complete specification. Note that Microsoft PowerPoint is not always consistent with the ECMA-376 specification and that not all of the information listed above appears in the specification. */ const char * const drvPPTX::xml_rels = "\n" "\n" " \n" "\n"; const char * const drvPPTX::xml_slideLayout1_xml = "\n" "\n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" "\n"; const char * const drvPPTX::xml_slideLayout1_xml_rels = "\n" "\n" " \n" "\n"; const char * const drvPPTX::xml_slideMaster1_xml = "\n" "\n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" "\n"; const char * const drvPPTX::xml_slideMaster1_xml_rels = "\n" "\n" " \n" " \n" "\n"; const char * const drvPPTX::xml_theme1_xml = "\n" "\n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" "\n"; drvPPTX::derivedConstructor(drvPPTX): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): // Constructor constructBase, outzip(NIL) { // Parse our command-line options. if (options->colortype == "original") color_type = C_ORIGINAL; else if (options->colortype == "theme") color_type = C_THEME; else if (options->colortype == "theme-pure") color_type = C_THEME_PURE; else { errorMessage("ERROR: -colors must be either \"original\", \"theme\", or \"theme-pure\""); abort(); } if (options->fonttype == "windows") font_type = F_WINDOWS; else if (options->fonttype == "native") font_type = F_NATIVE; else if (options->fonttype == "theme") font_type = F_THEME; else { errorMessage("ERROR: -fonts must be one of \"windows\", \"native\", or \"theme\""); abort(); } if (options->embeddedfonts != "") { // Loop over each EOT filename. stringstream embed_stream(RSString(options->embeddedfonts).value()); string efile; while (getline(embed_stream, efile, ',')) { // Ensure the file exists, then add it to the list. const char * const efile_cstr = efile.c_str(); if (!fileExists(efile_cstr)) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Cannot open file ") + efile_cstr).value()); abort(); } eotlist.insert(efile); } } // Map PostScript core font names to their Windows + PANOSE replacements. if (font_type == F_WINDOWS) { ps2win.insert("Courier", "Courier New,Courier New,02070309020205020404"); ps2win.insert("Courier-Bold", "Courier New Bold,Courier New,02070609020205020404"); ps2win.insert("Courier-BoldOblique", "Courier New Bold Italic,Courier New,02070609020205090404"); ps2win.insert("Courier-Oblique", "Courier New Italic,Courier New,02070409020205090404"); ps2win.insert("Helvetica", "Arial,Arial,020b0604020202020204"); ps2win.insert("Helvetica-Bold", "Arial Bold,Arial,020b0704020202020204"); ps2win.insert("Helvetica-BoldOblique", "Arial Bold Italic,Arial,020b0704020202090204"); ps2win.insert("Helvetica-Oblique", "Arial Italic,Arial,020b0604020202090204"); ps2win.insert("Times-Bold", "Times New Roman Bold,Times New Roman,02020803070505020304"); ps2win.insert("Times-BoldItalic", "Times New Roman Bold Italic,Times New Roman,02020703060505090304"); ps2win.insert("Times-Italic", "Times New Roman Italic,Times New Roman,02020503050405090304"); ps2win.insert("Times-Roman", "Times New Roman,Times New Roman,02020603050405020304"); } // Output all floating-point numbers as integers. slidef << fixed << setprecision(0); // Seed the random-number generator. srandom((unsigned int) time(NULL)*getpid()); // Create a zip archive for holding PresentationML data. create_pptx(); // Specify the slide dimensions (must match ppt/presentation.xml's // tag). slideBBox.ll = Point(0, 0); slideBBox.ur = Point(10080625/12700.0, 7559675/12700.0); // Number IDs from 1 and images from 0. next_id = 1; total_images = 0; page_images = 0; } drvPPTX::~drvPPTX() { // Embed fonts in the PPTX file if asked to do so. if (!eotlist.empty()) { unsigned int fontNum = 1; for (set::iterator iter = eotlist.begin(); iter != eotlist.end(); ++iter) { const char * const eotFileName = iter->c_str(); struct zip_source *font_file = zip_source_file(outzip, eotFileName, 0, -1); if (font_file == NULL) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to embed font file ") + eotFileName + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } ostringstream full_eot_filename; full_eot_filename << "ppt/fonts/font" << fontNum << ".fntdata"; if (zip_add(outzip, full_eot_filename.str().c_str(), font_file) == -1) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to embed font file ") + eotFileName + " as " + full_eot_filename.str().c_str() + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } fontNum++; } } // Create the presentation file. ostringstream xml_presentation_xml; xml_presentation_xml << "\n" "\n" : " embedTrueTypeFonts=\"1\">\n"); xml_presentation_xml << " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n"; for (unsigned int p = 0; p < totalNumberOfPages(); p++) xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; xml_presentation_xml << " \n" " \n" " \n"; if (!eotlist.empty()) { unsigned int rId = totalNumberOfPages() + 3; xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; for (set::iterator iter = eotlist.begin(); iter != eotlist.end(); ++iter) { // Get information about the font. TextInfo * textinfo = eot2texinfo(*iter); RSString typeface; RSString panose; bool isBold; bool isItalic; unsigned char pitchFamily; get_font_props(*textinfo, &typeface, &panose, &isBold, &isItalic, &pitchFamily); // Describe the font to be embedded. xml_presentation_xml << " \n" << " \n"; switch (int(isBold)*2 + int(isItalic)) { case 0: xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; break; case 1: xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; break; case 2: xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; break; case 3: xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; break; default: errf << "\t\tERROR: unexpected case in drvpptx " << endl; abort(); break; } xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; rId++; } xml_presentation_xml << " \n"; } xml_presentation_xml << "\n"; create_pptx_file("ppt/presentation.xml", xml_presentation_xml.str().c_str()); // Create the presentation relationships file. ostringstream xml_presentation_xml_rels; xml_presentation_xml_rels << "\n" "\n" " \n" " \n"; for (unsigned int p = 0; p < totalNumberOfPages(); p++) xml_presentation_xml_rels << " \n"; if (!eotlist.empty()) { unsigned int fontNum = 1; unsigned int rId = totalNumberOfPages() + 3; for (set::iterator iter = eotlist.begin(); iter != eotlist.end(); ++iter) { xml_presentation_xml_rels << " \n"; fontNum++; rId++; } } xml_presentation_xml_rels << "\n"; create_pptx_file("ppt/_rels/presentation.xml.rels", xml_presentation_xml_rels.str().c_str()); // Create the content-types file. ostringstream xml_content_types; xml_content_types << "\n" "\n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n" " \n"; for (unsigned int p = 0; p < totalNumberOfPages(); p++) xml_content_types << " \n" << " \n"; if (total_images > 0) xml_content_types << " \n"; if (!eotlist.empty()) xml_content_types << " \n"; xml_content_types << "\n"; create_pptx_file("[Content_Types].xml", xml_content_types.str().c_str()); // Write the PPTX file to disk. if (zip_close(outzip) == -1) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to generate ") + outFileName + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } } // Create a file in a PPTX package from given contents. void drvPPTX::create_pptx_file(const char * relname, const char * contents) { // Convert the file contents into a data source. struct zip_source * file_source = zip_source_buffer(outzip, strdup(contents), strlen(contents), 1); if (file_source == NULL) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to create data for ") + relname + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } // Add the data source to the PPTX file. if (zip_add(outzip, relname, file_source) == -1) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to insert ") + relname + " into " + outFileName + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } } // Create a PPTX file from scratch and add some of the boilerplate. void drvPPTX::create_pptx() { // Create a PPTX file for writing. unlink(outFileName.value()); int ziperr; outzip = zip_open(outFileName.value(), ZIP_CREATE, &ziperr); if (outzip == NULL) { char reason[101]; zip_error_to_str(reason, 100, ziperr, errno); errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to create ") + outFileName + " (" + reason + ")").value()); abort(); } RSString comment = RSString("Created by pstoedit's pptx driver from PostScript input ") + inFileName; zip_set_archive_comment(outzip, comment.value(), (zip_uint16_t)comment.length()); // Insert boilerplate files into the PPTX archive. create_pptx_file("_rels/.rels", xml_rels); create_pptx_file("ppt/slideLayouts/slideLayout1.xml", xml_slideLayout1_xml); create_pptx_file("ppt/slideLayouts/_rels/slideLayout1.xml.rels", xml_slideLayout1_xml_rels); create_pptx_file("ppt/slideMasters/slideMaster1.xml", xml_slideMaster1_xml); create_pptx_file("ppt/slideMasters/_rels/slideMaster1.xml.rels", xml_slideMaster1_xml_rels); create_pptx_file("ppt/theme/theme1.xml", xml_theme1_xml); } void drvPPTX::print_coords(const BBox & pathBBox) { // Output a list of coordinates in the shape's coordinate system. long int xshift_emu = -xtrans(pathBBox.ll.x_); long int yshift_emu = -ytrans(pathBBox.ur.y_); for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; } break; case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; } break; case curveto: { slidef << " \n"; for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); slidef << " \n"; } slidef << " \n"; } break; case closepath: slidef << " \n"; break; default: errf << "\t\tERROR: unexpected case in drvpptx " << endl; abort(); break; } } } void drvPPTX::open_page() { // Determine how much to offset the current page to center its // graphics within the slide. BBox pageBBox = getCurrentBBox(); center_offset.x_ = (slideBBox.ur.x_ - slideBBox.ll.x_ - (pageBBox.ur.x_ - pageBBox.ll.x_)) / 2.0f; center_offset.y_ = (slideBBox.ur.y_ - slideBBox.ll.y_ - (pageBBox.ur.y_ - pageBBox.ll.y_)) / 2.0f; // Output OOXML header boilerplate. slidef << "\n" << "\n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; // Reset the image count. page_images = 0; } void drvPPTX::close_page() { // Output OOXML trailer boilerplate. slidef << " \n" << " \n" << "\n"; // Add the current slide to the PPTX file. const char * const slideContents_c = strdup(slidef.str().c_str()); struct zip_source * slideContents = zip_source_buffer(outzip, slideContents_c, strlen(slideContents_c), 1); ostringstream slideFileName; slideFileName << "ppt/slides/slide" << currentPageNumber << ".xml"; const char * const slideFileName_c = strdup(slideFileName.str().c_str()); // libzip seems to store a pointer to this. if (zip_add(outzip, slideFileName_c, slideContents) == -1) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to store ") + slideFileName_c + " in " + outFileName + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } // Clear the slide contents in preparation for the next page. slidef.str(""); slidef.clear(); // Create a relationships file for the current slide. ostringstream slideRelName; slideRelName << "ppt/slides/_rels/slide" << currentPageNumber << ".xml.rels"; ostringstream slideRelContents; slideRelContents << "\n" "\n" " \n"; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < page_images; i++) slideRelContents << " \n"; slideRelContents << "\n"; create_pptx_file(slideRelName.str().c_str(), slideRelContents.str().c_str()); } unsigned char drvPPTX::panose2pitch (const unsigned int * panose_vals) { // Convert a PANOSE characterization to an OOXML pitch family. unsigned char pitchFamily = 0; switch (panose_vals[0]) { case 3: // "Latin script" pitchFamily = 0x40; // "Script" break; case 4: // "Latin decorative" pitchFamily = 0x50; // "Decorative" break; default: // "Latin text" or other pitchFamily = (panose_vals[1] >= 11 && panose_vals[1] <= 13 ? 0x20 : 0x10); // "Swiss" or "Roman" break; } pitchFamily |= (panose_vals[3] == 9 ? 0x01 : 0x02); // "Fixed" or "Variable" return pitchFamily; } void drvPPTX::get_font_props(const TextInfo & textinfo, RSString * typeface, RSString * panose, bool * isBold, bool * isItalic, unsigned char * pitchFamily) { // Replace PostScript core fonts with Windows fonts. RSString currentFontName(textinfo.currentFontName); if (font_type == F_WINDOWS) { const RSString * winFont = ps2win.getValue(currentFontName); if (winFont != NULL) currentFontName = *winFont; } // Determine properties of the given font. unsigned int panose_vals[10]; if (currentFontName.contains(',')) { // Split the font name at commas into ,,. stringstream fontname_stream(currentFontName.value()); string fullname; string familyname; string panose_str; if (getline(fontname_stream, fullname, ',') && getline(fontname_stream, familyname, ',') && getline(fontname_stream, panose_str, ',') && sscanf(panose_str.c_str(), "%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x", &panose_vals[0], &panose_vals[1], &panose_vals[2], &panose_vals[3], &panose_vals[4], &panose_vals[5], &panose_vals[6], &panose_vals[7], &panose_vals[8], &panose_vals[9]) == 10) { // Compute everything from the given PANOSE categorization. typeface->copy(familyname.c_str()); panose->copy(panose_str.c_str()); *isBold = panose_vals[2] >= 7; // "Demi" and up *isItalic = panose_vals[7] >= 9; // "Oblique" letterform *pitchFamily = panose2pitch(panose_vals); return; } } // If we're here, then either the user didn't specify a font map // that includes PANOSE data or the current font was not found in // the map. Do the best we can heuristically. *typeface = textinfo.currentFontFamilyName; if (*typeface == "Courier" || *typeface == "unknown" || typeface->length() < currentFontName.length()) *typeface = currentFontName; for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) panose_vals[i] = 0; if (currentFontName.contains("Sans") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Sans")) { panose_vals[0] = 2; // "Latin text" panose_vals[1] = 11; // "Normal sans" } else { if (currentFontName.contains("Script") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Script") || currentFontName.contains("Hand") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Hand")) panose_vals[0] = 3; // "Latin script" else { panose_vals[0] = 2; // "Latin text" panose_vals[1] = 2; // "Cove" } } if (currentFontName.contains("Bold") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Bold")) { *isBold = true; panose_vals[2] = 8; // "Bold" } else { *isBold = false; panose_vals[2] = 5; // "Book" } if (currentFontName.contains("Italic") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Italic") || currentFontName.contains("Oblique") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Oblique")) { *isItalic = true; panose_vals[9] = 9; // "Contact/oblique" } else { *isItalic = false; panose_vals[9] = 2; // "Contact/normal" } if (currentFontName.contains("Mono") || textinfo.currentFontFullName.contains("Mono")) panose_vals[4] = 9; // "Monospaced" else panose_vals[4] = 3; // "Modern" char panose_str[21]; sprintf(panose_str, "%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x", panose_vals[0], panose_vals[1], panose_vals[2], panose_vals[3], panose_vals[4], panose_vals[5], panose_vals[6], panose_vals[7], panose_vals[8], panose_vals[9]); panose->copy(panose_str); *pitchFamily = panose2pitch(panose_vals); } // Fabricate a TextInfo structure from an EOT file header. drvbase::TextInfo * drvPPTX::eot2texinfo(string eotfilename) { TextInfo * textinfo = new TextInfo(); unsigned char panose_vals[10]; unsigned char charvals[4]; // Parse the EOT header. ifstream eotfile(eotfilename.c_str()); eotfile.ignore(4+4+4+4); // Size, font data size, version, flags eotfile.read((char *)panose_vals, 10); // PANOSE values eotfile.ignore(1+1+4); // Character set, italic, weight eotfile.read((char *)charvals, 2); // Embedding restrictions short fstype = charvals[1]<<8 | charvals[0]; eotfile.read((char *)charvals, 2); // Magic number unsigned short magicnum = charvals[1]<<8 | charvals[0]; if (magicnum != 0x504c) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: ") + eotfilename.c_str() + " is not a valid Embedded OpenType (EOT) font file").value()); abort(); } eotfile.ignore(4+4+4+4+4+4); // Unicode ranges 1-4 and code page ranges 1-2 eotfile.ignore(4+4+4+4+4+2); // Checksum adjustment, reserved 1-4, padding eotfile.read((char *)charvals, 2); // Family-name length unsigned short namesize = charvals[1]<<8 | charvals[0]; char *familyname = new char[namesize]; eotfile.read(familyname, namesize); // Family name for (unsigned short i = 0; i < namesize/2; i++) // Cheesy conversion from Unicode to ASCII familyname[i] = familyname[i*2]; textinfo->currentFontFamilyName = RSString(familyname, namesize/2); delete[] familyname; eotfile.ignore(2); // Padding eotfile.read((char *)charvals, 2); // Style-name length namesize = charvals[1]<<8 | charvals[0]; eotfile.ignore(namesize); // Style name eotfile.ignore(2); // Padding eotfile.read((char *)charvals, 2); // Version-name length namesize = charvals[1]<<8 | charvals[0]; eotfile.ignore(namesize); // Version name eotfile.ignore(2); // Padding eotfile.read((char *)charvals, 2); // Full-name length namesize = charvals[1]<<8 | charvals[0]; char *fullname = new char[namesize]; eotfile.read(fullname, namesize); // Full name for (unsigned short i = 0; i < namesize/2; i++) // Cheesy conversion from Unicode to ASCII fullname[i] = fullname[i*2]; textinfo->currentFontFullName = RSString(fullname, namesize/2); delete[] fullname; eotfile.close(); // Warn the user if the font has embedding restrictions. if (fstype == 0x0002) errf << "WARNING: Font " << textinfo->currentFontFullName << " (" << eotfilename << ") indicates that it must not be modified," << " embedded, or exchanged in any manner without first obtaining" << " permission from the legal owner. Do not embed this font" << " unless you have obtained such permission.\n"; // Concatenate the PANOSE data to the font name so get_font_props() // can extract and process it. char panose_str[22]; sprintf(panose_str, ",%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x", panose_vals[0], panose_vals[1], panose_vals[2], panose_vals[3], panose_vals[4], panose_vals[5], panose_vals[6], panose_vals[7], panose_vals[8], panose_vals[9]); textinfo->currentFontName = textinfo->currentFontFullName + ',' + textinfo->currentFontFamilyName + panose_str; return textinfo; } // Given two 2-D vectors (represented as Points), return the angle // from the first to the second. // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5188561/signed-angle-between-two-3d-vectors-with-same-origin-within-the-same-plane-reci // was useful here. float drvPPTX::angle_between(Point first, Point second) { // Normalize each vector. float scale = pythagoras(first.x_, first.y_); first.x_ /= scale; first.y_ /= scale; scale = pythagoras(second.x_, second.y_); second.x_ /= scale; second.y_ /= scale; // Determine the direction of the rotation. float direction = first.x_*second.y_ - first.y_*second.x_; // Determine the rotation itself. float angle = acos(first.x_*second.x_ + first.y_*second.y_) * 180.0f/(float)M_PI; if (direction < 0) angle = -angle; return angle; } // Given a six-element PostScript transformation matrix, determine the // components of the transformation it represents. void drvPPTX::parse_xform_matrix(const float * origMatrix, bool * mirrored, float * xscale, float * yscale, float * rotation, float * xtrans, float * ytrans) { // Return the translation then remove it from the matrix. float matrix[6]; for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) matrix[i] = origMatrix[i]; *xtrans = matrix[4]; *ytrans = matrix[5]; matrix[4] = 0.0f; matrix[5] = 0.0f; // Determine whether the transformation includes mirroring. Point xunit(1.0f, 0.0f); Point xunit_xform = xunit.transform(matrix); Point yunit(0.0f, 1.0f); Point yunit_xform = yunit.transform(matrix); float rot90 = angle_between(xunit_xform, yunit_xform); *mirrored = rot90 < 0; // Compute the rotation angle. *rotation = angle_between(xunit, xunit_xform); if (*mirrored) *rotation = fmodf(*rotation + 180.0f, 360.0f); // Compute the scaling. *xscale = pythagoras(xunit_xform.x_, xunit_xform.y_); *yscale = pythagoras(yunit_xform.x_, yunit_xform.y_); } void drvPPTX::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { // Output the non-visual shape properties. slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; next_id++; // Compute the unrotated text width and height. float text_width = // Unrotated width pythagoras(textinfo.x_end - textinfo.x, textinfo.y_end - textinfo.y); float text_height = textinfo.currentFontSize; // Unrotated height // Determine if the text is flipped horizontally. We don't test for // vertical flipping because this is isomorphic to a horizontal flip // plus a rotation. bool flipH; float xscale, yscale, angle, xtrans, ytrans; parse_xform_matrix(textinfo.FontMatrix, &flipH, &xscale, &yscale, &angle, &xtrans, &ytrans); if (flipH) angle = -angle; // Compute the upper-left corner of the rotated text. Point text_pivot(textinfo.x, textinfo.y); // Unrotated lower left Point text_ul(textinfo.x, textinfo.y + text_height); // Unrotated upper left Point text_c = text_pivot + Point(text_width/2.0f, text_height/2.0f); // Unrotated center if (flipH) { text_ul.x_ -= text_width; text_c.x_ -= text_width; } // Rotate the upper-left corner and center around the original // lower-left corner, then unrotate the upper-left corner around the // new center. Point text_ul_rot = rotate_pt_around(text_ul, angle, text_pivot); Point text_c_rot = rotate_pt_around(text_c, angle, text_pivot); Point text_ofs = rotate_pt_around(text_ul_rot, -angle, text_c_rot); // Output the visual shape properties. slidef << " \n"; slidef << " \n"; slidef << " \n"; slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; // Get information about the current font. RSString typeface; RSString panose; bool isBold; bool isItalic; unsigned char pitchFamily; get_font_props(textinfo, &typeface, &panose, &isBold, &isItalic, &pitchFamily); // Output the text itself. slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; print_color(16, textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB); switch (font_type) { case F_WINDOWS: case F_NATIVE: slidef << " \n"; break; case F_THEME: // Use the theme's default font. break; default: errorMessage("ERROR: Unknown font type"); abort(); break; } slidef << " \n" << " "; static bool warned_invalid_char = false; // true=already issued an invalid-character warning for (size_t c = 0; c < textinfo.thetext.length(); c++) { unsigned char onechar = textinfo.thetext[c]; if (onechar < 32 || (onechar >= 128 && onechar < 192)) { if (!warned_invalid_char) errf << "Warning: Character " << (unsigned int)onechar << " is not allowed in OOXML text; ignoring\n"; warned_invalid_char = true; } else switch (onechar) { case '<': slidef << "<"; break; case '>': slidef << ">"; break; case '&': slidef << "&"; break; default: if (onechar < 128) slidef << onechar; else slidef << char(0xC0 | (onechar>>6)) << char(0x80 | (onechar&0x3F)); break; } } slidef << "\n" << " \n" << " \n"; print_color(14, textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB); slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; } long int drvPPTX::bp2emu (float bp) { return lroundf(bp * 12700.0f); } const char * drvPPTX::pt2emu(float x_bp, float y_bp, long int xshift_emu, long int yshift_emu, RSString x_name, RSString y_name, bool scaleOnly) const { // Convert a PostScript (x, y) coordinate (in big points with its // origin in the lower left) to an XML string (in EMUs with its // origin in the upper left). If scaleOnly is true, then scale the // units without translating the coordinates (useful for widths and // heights). Note that the result will get overwritten on the // subsequent call. static char emuString[100]; // Should be more than enough in practice if (scaleOnly) sprintf(emuString, "%s=\"%ld\" %s=\"%ld\"", x_name.value(), bp2emu(x_bp), y_name.value(), bp2emu(y_bp)); else sprintf(emuString, "%s=\"%ld\" %s=\"%ld\"", x_name.value(), xtrans(x_bp) + xshift_emu, y_name.value(), ytrans(y_bp) + yshift_emu); return emuString; } // Compute the centroid of a polygon. Note that we might not have // been given a polygon, but we'll at least return *something*. Point drvPPTX::pathCentroid() { // We start by finding a cycle of knots. unsigned int numElts = numberOfElementsInPath(); Point * allKnots = new Point[numElts + 1]; unsigned int numKnots = 0; unsigned int movetos = 0; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numElts; n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); if (elem.getType() == moveto) movetos++; if (elem.getNrOfPoints() == 0) continue; allKnots[numKnots++] = elem.getPoint(elem.getNrOfPoints() - 1); } if (allKnots[numKnots - 1] == allKnots[0]) numKnots--; else allKnots[numKnots] = allKnots[0]; // Otherwise, we compute the area bounded by the knots. float area = 0.0f; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numKnots; n++) area += allKnots[n].x_*allKnots[n+1].y_ - allKnots[n+1].x_*allKnots[n].y_; area /= 2.0f; // If we were given a disjoint path or the area is zero, simply // average all of the knot coordinates and return that. if (movetos > 1 || area == 0.0f) { Point centroid; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numKnots; n++) centroid += allKnots[n]; centroid.x_ /= numKnots; centroid.y_ /= numKnots; delete[] allKnots; return centroid; } // Finally, we compute the centroid of the polygon. Point p; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numKnots; n++) { float partial = allKnots[n].x_*allKnots[n+1].y_ - allKnots[n+1].x_*allKnots[n].y_; p.x_ += (allKnots[n].x_ + allKnots[n+1].x_)*partial; p.y_ += (allKnots[n].y_ + allKnots[n+1].y_)*partial; } p.x_ /= area*6.0f; p.y_ /= area*6.0f; delete[] allKnots; return p; } // Rotate point PT by ANGLE degrees around point PIVOT. Point drvPPTX::rotate_pt_around (const Point & pt, float angle, const Point & pivot) { Point shiftedPt = pt; shiftedPt.x_ -= pivot.x_; // Shift the pivot to the origin. shiftedPt.y_ -= pivot.y_; float angle_rad = angle * (float)M_PI / 180.0f; Point rotatedPt(shiftedPt.x_*cosf(angle_rad) - shiftedPt.y_*sinf(angle_rad), // Rotate the shifted point. shiftedPt.x_*sinf(angle_rad) + shiftedPt.y_*cosf(angle_rad)); return rotatedPt + pivot; // Shift back to the original pivot. } void drvPPTX::print_connections(const BBox & pathBBox) { // Output shape connection sites (knots and centroid). Point centroid = pathCentroid(); long int xshift_emu = -xtrans(pathBBox.ll.x_); long int yshift_emu = -ytrans(pathBBox.ur.y_); slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); if (elem.getNrOfPoints() == 0) continue; const Point & p = elem.getPoint(elem.getNrOfPoints() - 1); float angle = atan2f(centroid.y_ - p.y_, p.x_ - centroid.x_); slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; } slidef << " \n"; } void drvPPTX::print_color(int baseIndent, float redF, float greenF, float blueF) { // Output an OOXML solid color. string indentStr = string(baseIndent, ' '); unsigned int red = (unsigned int)lroundf(redF * 255); unsigned int green = (unsigned int)lroundf(greenF * 255); unsigned int blue = (unsigned int)lroundf(blueF * 255); unsigned int rgb = blue + 256*(green + 256*red); slidef << indentStr << "\n"; switch (color_type) { case C_ORIGINAL: // With -colors=original, output the color exactly as specified. slidef << indentStr << " \n"; break; case C_THEME: case C_THEME_PURE: // With -colors=theme, randomly select a theme color. if (rgb == 0) // Black -> dark 1 slidef << indentStr << " \n"; else if (rgb == 0xffffff) // White -> light 1 slidef << indentStr << " \n"; else { // Randomly select a theme color, but remember it for next time. const ThemeColor * colorInfo = rgb2theme.getValue(rgb); if (colorInfo == NULL) { // This is the first time we've seen this RGB color. static const char *colorList[] = { "dk2", "lt2", "accent1", "accent2", "accent3", "accent4", "accent5", "accent6" }; ThemeColor * newColorInfo = new ThemeColor; newColorInfo->name = colorList[random() % (sizeof(colorList)/sizeof(colorList[0]))]; if (color_type == C_THEME) { // Randomly alter the luminosity with the constraint that // light colors map to light colors and dark colors map to // dark colors. float origLum = sqrtf(0.241f*redF*redF + 0.691f*greenF*greenF + 0.068f*blueF*blueF); if (origLum >= 0.5) newColorInfo->lum = 50000 + random()%40000; // Map to [50%, 90%]. else newColorInfo->lum = 30000 + random()%20000; // Map to [30%, 50%]. } rgb2theme.insert(rgb, *newColorInfo); colorInfo = newColorInfo; } // Output the, possibly altered, theme color. if (colorInfo->lum == ~0U) slidef << indentStr << " name << "\"/>\n"; else { slidef << indentStr << " name << "\">\n" << indentStr << " lum << "\"/>\n" << indentStr << " \n"; } } break; default: errorMessage("ERROR: Unexpected color type"); abort(); break; } slidef << indentStr << "\n"; } void drvPPTX::print_join() { // Output the current line join in OOXML format. switch (currentLineJoin()) { case 0: slidef << " \n"; break; case 1: slidef << " \n"; break; case 2: slidef << " \n"; break; default: errorMessage("ERROR: unknown linejoin"); abort(); break; } } void drvPPTX::print_dash() { // Parse a PostScript dash pattern. istringstream dashStr(dashPattern()); float *pattern = new float[2*string(dashPattern()).length()]; // Very generous allocation but expected to be short size_t patternLen = 0; // Number of floats in the above string oneToken; dashStr >> oneToken; // "[" while (dashStr) { // Read floats until we reach the "]". Ignore that and anything // that follows it. dashStr >> pattern[patternLen]; if (dashStr.fail()) break; patternLen++; } // Output an OOXML custom dash. if (patternLen > 0) { // Repeat odd patterns to make them even. size_t p; if (patternLen % 2 == 1) { for (p = 0; p < patternLen; p++) pattern[p + patternLen] = pattern[p]; patternLen *= 2; } // Output {dash, space} pairs. float lineWidth = currentLineWidth(); slidef << " \n"; for (p = 0; p < patternLen; p += 2) slidef << " \n"; slidef << " \n"; } delete[] pattern; } void drvPPTX::show_path() { // Output the non-visible shape properties. slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; next_id++; // Compute the path's bounding box. This might not be perfectly // tight due to the way we process curves, but that's not a show // stopper. BBox pathBBox; pathBBox.ll.x_ = FLT_MAX; pathBBox.ll.y_ = FLT_MAX; pathBBox.ur.x_ = -FLT_MAX; pathBBox.ur.y_ = -FLT_MAX; Point prevPoint; for (unsigned int e = 0; e < numberOfElementsInPath(); e++) { // Non-curves are handled by considering each knot in the // bounding-box calcuation. const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(e); unsigned int numPoints = elem.getNrOfPoints(); if (elem.getType() != curveto) for (unsigned int p = 0; p < numPoints; p++) { Point thisPt = elem.getPoint(p); pathBBox.ll.x_ = min(pathBBox.ll.x_, thisPt.x_); pathBBox.ll.y_ = min(pathBBox.ll.y_, thisPt.y_); pathBBox.ur.x_ = max(pathBBox.ur.x_, thisPt.x_); pathBBox.ur.y_ = max(pathBBox.ur.y_, thisPt.y_); } // Rather than attempt to compute the true bounding box of a // curve, we simply sample a large number of evenly spaced points // along the curve for our bounding-box calcuation. This is a lot // easier and probably works in virtually all cases. if (elem.getType() == curveto) { const float numSamples = 100.0f; for (float t = 0.0f; t <= 1.0f; t += 1.0f/numSamples) { Point bPoint = PointOnBezier(t, prevPoint, elem.getPoint(0), elem.getPoint(1), elem.getPoint(2)); pathBBox.ll.x_ = min(pathBBox.ll.x_, bPoint.x_); pathBBox.ll.y_ = min(pathBBox.ll.y_, bPoint.y_); pathBBox.ur.x_ = max(pathBBox.ur.x_, bPoint.x_); pathBBox.ur.y_ = max(pathBBox.ur.y_, bPoint.y_); } } // Keep track of the current point. if (numPoints > 0) prevPoint = elem.getPoint(numPoints - 1); } // Output the 2-D transform for the graphic frame (i.e., the shape's // offset and size). slidef << " \n" << " \n"; slidef << " \n"; slidef << " \n" << " \n"; // For the user's convenience, make each knot a connection site, and // specify that any text the user adds should fill the shape's bounding box. slidef << " \n"; print_connections(pathBBox); slidef << " \n"; // Define the coordinate system for the shape within its frame. slidef << " \n" << " \n"; // Output all of the shape's lines and curves. print_coords(pathBBox); slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; // Output a stroke and/or fill. if (pathWasMerged() || currentShowType() == drvbase::fill || currentShowType() == drvbase::eofill) // Filled region print_color(10, fillR(), fillG(), fillB()); if (pathWasMerged() || currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) { // Stroked line slidef << " \n"; print_color(12, edgeR(), edgeG(), edgeB()); print_dash(); print_join(); slidef << " \n"; } // Indicate that if the shape is to be contain a text box, then the // text box should be middle-centered within the shape, and the text // itself should be centered horizontally within the text box. slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; } void drvPPTX::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { // We could probably generate a rectangle preset if we felt like it. unused(&llx); unused(&lly); unused(&urx); unused(&ury); // avoid the compiler warning show_path(); } void drvPPTX::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { // One might think that imageinfo.imageMatrix, which the PostScript // Language Reference Manual suggests using to map the unit square // to the bounds of the source image, would be useful here. // However, experiments suggest that // imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix in fact provides all the // information we need to place an image on a slide. const float * ctm = imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix; // Determine the image's orientation, scale, rotation, and position // on the slide. // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4361242/extract-rotation-scale-values-from-2d-transformation-matrix // and // http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/13150/extracting-rotation-scale-values-from-2d-transformation-matrix // were helpful here. bool flipH = ctm[0] < 0; bool flipV = ctm[3] > 0; // Reversed sense because we're already flipping the coordinate system float xscale = pythagoras(ctm[0], ctm[2]); float yscale = pythagoras(ctm[1], ctm[3]); float angle = atan2f(ctm[2], ctm[0]) * (float)(180.0f/M_PI); if (flipH) angle = 180.0f - angle; if (flipV) angle = -angle; long int angle_int = lroundf(-60000.0f*angle); // DrawingML rotates the image *after* the location for the image's // upper-left corner is specified. Hence, we determine the image's // unrotated upper-left corner by applying the CTM to the image's // center and taking an offset from that. Point center_orig(imageinfo.width/2.0f, imageinfo.height/2.0f); Point center_xform = center_orig.transform(ctm); Point ofs = center_xform + Point(-xscale*imageinfo.width/2.0f, yscale*imageinfo.height/2.0f); // Place the image on the slide. total_images++; page_images++; slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; next_id++; slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; slidef << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n" << " \n"; // Embed the image in the PPTX file. struct zip_source *img_file = zip_source_file(outzip, imageinfo.FileName.value(), 0, -1); if (img_file == NULL) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to embed image file ") + imageinfo.FileName + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } ostringstream img_filename; img_filename << "ppt/media/image" << total_images << ".png"; if (zip_add(outzip, img_filename.str().c_str(), img_file) == -1) { errorMessage((RSString("ERROR: Failed to embed image file ") + imageinfo.FileName + " as " + img_filename.str().c_str() + " (" + zip_strerror(outzip) + ")").value()); abort(); } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvPPTX > D_pptx("pptx", "PresentationML (PowerPoint) format", "This is the format used internally by Microsoft PowerPoint. LibreOffice can also read/write PowerPoint files albeit with some lack of functionality.", "pptx", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::png, // support for PNG images DriverDescription::noopen, // we create the output file ourself true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false // clipping ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvpptx.h0000644000175500010010000001530212137224256012666 00000000000000#ifndef __drvPPTX_h #define __drvPPTX_h /* drvooxml.h : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Office Open XML files Contributed by: Scott Pakin Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #include I_strstream #include class drvPPTX : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvPPTX); ~drvPPTX(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > colortype; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > fonttype; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > embeddedfonts; DriverOptions(): colortype(true, "-colors", "string", 0, "\"original\" to retain original colors (default), \"theme\" to convert randomly to theme colors, or \"theme-lum\" also to vary luminance", NULL, "original"), fonttype(true, "-fonts", "string", 0, "use \"windows\" fonts (default), \"native\" fonts, or convert to the \"theme\" font", NULL, "windows"), embeddedfonts(true, "-embed", "string", 0, "embed fonts, specified as a comma-separated list of EOT-format font files", NULL, "") { ADD(colortype); ADD(fonttype); ADD(embeddedfonts); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); public: virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: struct zip * outzip; // pptx file to generate (zip format) ostringstream slidef; // Contents of current slide BBox slideBBox; // Bounding box (all slides) Point center_offset; // Translation needed to center the current slide unsigned long next_id; // Next ID number for naming objects unsigned long page_images; // Number of images on the current page unsigned long total_images; // Number of images in the entire document set eotlist; // Set of EOT files to embed // OOXML requires a *lot* of boilerplate text. static const char * const xml_rels; static const char * const xml_slideLayout1_xml; static const char * const xml_slideLayout1_xml_rels; static const char * const xml_slideMaster1_xml; static const char * const xml_slideMaster1_xml_rels; static const char * const xml_theme1_xml; void create_pptx_file(const char * relname, const char * contents); void create_pptx(); void print_coords(const BBox & pathBBox); Point pathCentroid(); static Point rotate_pt_around (const Point & pt, float angle, const Point & pivot) ; static float angle_between(Point first, Point second); static void parse_xform_matrix(const float * origMatrix, bool * mirrored, float * xscale, float * yscale, float * rotation, float * xtrans, float * ytrans); void print_connections(const BBox & pathBBox); void print_color(int baseIndent, float redF, float greenF, float blueF); void print_join(); void print_dash(); enum {C_ORIGINAL, C_THEME, C_THEME_PURE} color_type; enum {F_WINDOWS, F_NATIVE, F_THEME} font_type; const char * pt2emu(float x_bp, float y_bp, long int xshift_emu=0, long int yshift_emu=0, RSString x_name="x", RSString y_name="y", bool scaleOnly=false) const; static long int bp2emu (float bp); // implemented in cpp file because it used lroundf which is not visible from h file long int xtrans (float x_bp) const { // Convert an x coordinate from PostScript to OOXML. To do // this we shift the page to the origin, center it on the // slide, and scale it from PostScript points to OOXML EMUs. BBox pageBBox = getCurrentBBox(); return bp2emu(x_bp - pageBBox.ll.x_ + center_offset.x_); } long int ytrans (float y_bp) const { // Convert a y coordinate from PostScript to OOXML. To do // this we shift the page to the origin, center it on the // slide, flip it upside down, and scale it from PostScript // points to OOXML EMUs. BBox pageBBox = getCurrentBBox(); float pageHeight = pageBBox.ur.y_ - pageBBox.ll.y_; return bp2emu(pageHeight - (y_bp - pageBBox.ll.y_) + center_offset.y_); } static unsigned char panose2pitch (const unsigned int * panose_vals); void get_font_props(const TextInfo & textinfo, RSString * typeface, RSString * panose, bool * isBold, bool * isItalic, unsigned char * pitchFamily); TextInfo * eot2texinfo(string eotfilename); // Describe a theme color and modifications to it. class ThemeColor { public: string name; // Color name unsigned int lum; // New luminance (thousandths of a %) ThemeColor(string tName="unknown", unsigned int tLum=~0U) { name = tName; lum = tLum; } }; // Map an RGB value to a theme color. typedef KeyValuePair RGB2Theme; #ifndef BUGGYGPP Mapper rgb2theme; #else Mapper rgb2theme; #endif // Map a PostScript core font to a Windows name + PANOSE characterization. #ifndef BUGGYGPP Mapper ps2win; #else Mapper ps2win; #endif }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvrib.cpp0000644000175500010010000000770612137224253013010 00000000000000/* drvrib.cpp - Driver to output RenderMan RIB polygons - written by Glenn M. Lewis - 6/18/96 http://www.gmlewis.com/> Based on... drvSAMPL.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Skeleton for the implementation of new backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvrib.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib drvRIB::derivedConstructor(drvRIB): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): // Constructor constructBase { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << "##RenderMan RIB-Structure 1.0" << endl; outf << "version 3.03" << endl; outf << "AttributeBegin" << endl; } drvRIB::~drvRIB() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << "AttributeEnd" << endl; options=0; } void drvRIB::print_coords() { outf << "PointsGeneralPolygons[1]" << endl; outf << "[" << numberOfElementsInPath() << "]" << endl << "["; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfElementsInPath(); i++) { outf << i << " "; } outf << "]" << endl << "\"P\" ["; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); // outf << "\t\tmoveto "; outf << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << p.y_ + y_offset << " 0 "; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); // outf << "\t\tlineto "; outf << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << p.y_ + y_offset << " 0 "; } break; case closepath: // Not supported // outf << "\t\tclosepath "; break; case curveto:{ // Not supported } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvpdf " << endl; abort(); break; } outf << endl; } outf << "]" << endl; } void drvRIB::open_page() { // outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvRIB::close_page() { // outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvRIB::show_path() { outf << "Color " << currentR() << " " << currentG() << " " << currentB() << endl; print_coords(); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvRIB > D_rib("rib", "RenderMan Interface Bytestream", "","rib", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvrib.h0000644000175500010010000000262612137224256012454 00000000000000#ifndef __drvRIB_h #define __drvRIB_h /* drvrib.h - header for RenderMan RIB polygon driver - written by Glenn M. Lewis - 6/18/96 http://www.gmlewis.com/> Based on... drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a sample output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvRIB : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvRIB); ~drvRIB(); class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" private: void print_coords(); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvrpl.cpp0000644000175500010010000000712512137224253013024 00000000000000/* drvrpl.cpp - Driver to output Real3D RPL polygons - written by Glenn M. Lewis - 6/18/96 http://www.gmlewis.com/> Based on... drvSAMPL.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Skeleton for the implementation of new backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvrpl.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib drvRPL::derivedConstructor(drvRPL): constructBase { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file } drvRPL::~drvRPL() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file options=0; } void drvRPL::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << p.x_ + x_offset << " 0 " << p.y_ + y_offset << endl; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << p.x_ + x_offset << " 0 " << p.y_ + y_offset << endl; } break; case closepath: // Not supported break; case curveto:{ // Not supported } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvpdf " << endl; abort(); break; } } outf << "0 1 0 ( dvect )" << endl; outf << numberOfElementsInPath() << " ( count )" << endl; outf << currentR() << " " << currentG() << " " << currentB() << " ( RGBA )" << endl; outf << "\"polygon\" ( name )" << endl; outf << "0 ( flags )" << endl; outf << "\"CEND\"" << endl; outf << "C_POLYGON DROP" << endl << endl; } void drvRPL::open_page() { // outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvRPL::close_page() { // outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvRPL::show_path() { print_coords(); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvRPL > D_rpl("rpl", "Real3D Programming Language Format","", "rpl", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges false, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvrpl.h0000644000175500010010000000300312137224257012464 00000000000000#ifndef __drvRPL_h #define __drvRPL_h /* drvrpl.h - header for Real3D RPL polygon driver - written by Glenn M. Lewis - 6/18/96 http://www.gmlewis.com/> Based on... drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a sample output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvRPL : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvRPL); // (const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvRPL(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" private: void print_coords(); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvsampl.cpp0000644000175500010010000002167712137224254013354 00000000000000/* drvSAMPL.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Skeleton for the implementation of new backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvsampl.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib // #include "version.h" drvSAMPL::derivedConstructor(drvSAMPL): //(const char * driveroptions_p,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream): // Constructor constructBase, imgcount(0) { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << "Sample header \n"; // float scale; // float x_offset; // float y_offset; } drvSAMPL::~drvSAMPL() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file outf << "Sample trailer \n"; options=0; } void drvSAMPL::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\t\tmoveto "; outf << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ p.y_ + y_offset << " "; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "\t\tlineto "; outf << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ p.y_ + y_offset << " "; } break; case closepath: outf << "\t\tclosepath "; break; case curveto:{ outf << "\t\tcurveto "; for (unsigned int cp = 0; cp < 3; cp++) { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(cp); outf << (p.x_ + x_offset) << " " << /* currentDeviceHeight - */ (p.y_ + y_offset) << " "; } } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvsample " << endl; abort(); break; } outf << endl; } } void drvSAMPL::open_page() { outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvSAMPL::close_page() { outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvSAMPL::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { outf << "Text String : " << textinfo.thetext.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "X " << textinfo.x << " Y " << textinfo.y << endl; outf << '\t' << "X_END " << textinfo.x_end << " Y_END " << textinfo.y_end << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontName: " << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "is_non_standard_font: " << textinfo.is_non_standard_font << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontFamilyName: " << textinfo.currentFontFamilyName.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontFullName: " << textinfo.currentFontFullName.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontWeight: " << textinfo.currentFontWeight.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontSize: " << textinfo.currentFontSize << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontAngle: " << textinfo.currentFontAngle << endl; outf << '\t' << "glyphnames: " << textinfo.glyphnames << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentR: " << textinfo.currentR << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentG: " << textinfo.currentG << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentB: " << textinfo.currentB << endl; const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); outf << '\t' << "currentFontMatrix: ["; for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { outf << " " << CTM[i]; } outf << ']' << endl; } void drvSAMPL::show_path() { outf << "Path # " << currentNr(); if (isPolygon()) outf << " (polygon): " << endl; else outf << " (polyline): " << endl; outf << "\tcurrentShowType: "; switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: outf << "stroked"; break; case drvbase::fill: outf << "filled"; break; case drvbase::eofill: outf << "eofilled"; break; default: // cannot happen outf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } outf << endl; outf << "\tcurrentLineWidth: " << currentLineWidth() << endl; outf << "\tcurrentR: " << currentR() << endl; outf << "\tcurrentG: " << currentG() << endl; outf << "\tcurrentB: " << currentB() << endl; outf << "\tedgeR: " << edgeR() << endl; outf << "\tedgeG: " << edgeG() << endl; outf << "\tedgeB: " << edgeB() << endl; outf << "\tfillR: " << fillR() << endl; outf << "\tfillG: " << fillG() << endl; outf << "\tfillB: " << fillB() << endl; outf << "\tcurrentLineCap: " << currentLineCap() << endl; outf << "\tdashPattern: " << dashPattern() << endl; outf << "\tPath Elements 0 to " << numberOfElementsInPath() - 1 << endl; print_coords(); } void drvSAMPL::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { outf << "Rectangle ( " << llx << "," << lly << ") (" << urx << "," << ury << ") equivalent to:" << endl; // just do show_path for a first guess show_path(); } void drvSAMPL::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (outBaseName == "") { errf << "images cannot be handled via standard output. Use an output file" << endl; return; } if (imageinfo.isFileImage) { outf << "" << endl; } else { assert (0 && "should not happen since drivers supports PNG file images"); #if 0 char *PNGoutFullFileName = new char[strlen(outDirName) + strlen(outBaseName) + 21]; sprintf(PNGoutFullFileName, "%s%s%02d.png", outDirName, outBaseName, imgcount++); outf << PNGoutFullFileName << endl; // cout << outBaseName << endl; // cout << outDirName << endl; char *title = new char[strlen(inFileName.value()) + 100]; sprintf(title, "raster image number %d from input file %s", imgcount, inFileName.value()); char generator[100]; sprintf(generator, "pstoedit version: %s", version); imageinfo.writePNGImage(PNGoutFullFileName, inFileName.value(), title, generator); delete[]title; delete[]PNGoutFullFileName; outf << "Image:\n"; outf << "\ttype: "; switch (imageinfo.type) { case colorimage: outf << " colorimage\n"; break; case normalimage: outf << " normalimage\n"; break; case imagemask: outf << " imagemask\n"; break; default: break; } outf << "\theight: " << imageinfo.height << endl; outf << "\twidth: " << imageinfo.width << endl; outf << "\tbits/component: " << imageinfo.bits << endl; outf << "\tnumber of color components: " << imageinfo.ncomp << endl; outf << "\timageMatrix: "; { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { outf << imageinfo.imageMatrix[i] << ' '; } } outf << endl; outf << "\tnormalizedImageCurrentMatrix: "; { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { outf << imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[i] << ' '; } } outf << endl; outf << "\tpolarity: " << imageinfo.polarity << endl; { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < imageinfo.nextfreedataitem; i++) { if (!(i % 8)) outf << "\n\t " << i << ":\t"; outf << (int) imageinfo.data[i] << ' '; } } outf << endl; #endif } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvSAMPL > D_sampl("sample", "sample driver: if you don't want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again", "this is a long description for the sample driver","sam", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::png, // support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file true /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvsampl.h0000644000175500010010000000315612137224257013014 00000000000000#ifndef __drvSAMPL_h #define __drvSAMPL_h /* drvsampl.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a sample output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvSAMPL : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvSAMPL); ~drvSAMPL(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor >sampleoption; DriverOptions(): sampleoption(true,"-sampleoption","integer",0,"just an example",0,99) { ADD(sampleoption); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); public: virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: void print_coords(); int imgcount; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvsk.cpp0000644000175500010010000002211312137224254012637 00000000000000/* drvSK.cpp */ /* Copyright (C) 1999 by Bernhard Herzog This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #include #include I_stdlib #include #include I_iomanip #include I_strstream #include "drvsk.h" #include "base64writer.h" #ifndef PI #define PI 3.14159265358979323846264338327 #endif drvSK::derivedConstructor(drvSK) : constructBase, id(0) { outf << "##Sketch 1 0\n"; outf << "document()\n"; outf << "layer('Layer 1',1,1,0,0)\n"; outf << "guess_cont()\n"; } drvSK::~drvSK() { options=0; } void drvSK::print_coords() { int first_subpath = 1; Point start; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: { if (!first_subpath) { outf << "bn()\n"; } first_subpath = 0; start = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "bs(" << start.x_ << "," << start.y_ << ",0)\n"; } break; case lineto: { const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); outf << "bs(" << p.x_ << "," << p.y_ << ",0)\n"; } break; case closepath: { outf << "bs(" << start.x_ << "," << start.y_ << ",0)\n"; outf << "bC()\n"; } break; case curveto: { const Point & p1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & p2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & p3 = elem.getPoint(2); outf << "bc(" << p1.x_ << "," << p1.y_ << "," << p2.x_ << "," << p2.y_ << "," << p3.x_ << "," << p3.y_ << ",0)\n"; } break; default: cerr << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvsk\n"; abort(); break; } } } // ignore open_page and close_page since sketch supports only a single // page // XXX multiple pages could be faked by putting each page on its own layer. void drvSK::open_page() { } void drvSK::close_page() { } static void save_solid_fill(ostream & outf, float r, float g, float b) { outf << "fp((" << r << "," << g << "," << b << "))\n"; } static void save_line(ostream & outf, float r, float g, float b, float width, int cap, int join, const char *dash_pattern_string) { DashPattern dash_pattern(dash_pattern_string); outf << "lp((" << r << "," << g << "," << b << "))\n"; if (width > 0) outf << "lw(" << width << ")\n"; if (cap != 0) outf << "lc(" << cap + 1 << ")\n"; if (join != 0) outf << "lj(" << join << ")\n"; if (dash_pattern.nrOfEntries > 0) { if (width <= 0) width = 1.0; int num = dash_pattern.nrOfEntries; num = num * (num % 2 + 1); outf << "ld((" << dash_pattern.numbers[0] / width; for (int i = 1; i < num; i++) { outf << "," << dash_pattern.numbers[i] / width; } outf << "))\n"; } } static void save_string(ostream & outf, size_t len, const char *str) { outf << '"'; while (len-->0) { int c = *str++ & 0xFF; if (c >= 0 && c <= 127 && isprint(c)) { if (c == '"') outf << '\\'; outf << char (c); } else { outf << '\\' << oct << setw(3) << setfill('0') << c; } } outf << '"'; } void drvSK::show_text(const TextInfo & info) { save_solid_fill(outf, fillR(), fillG(), fillB()); outf << "Fn(\"" << info.currentFontName.value() << "\")\n"; outf << "Fs(" << info.currentFontSize << ")\n"; outf << "txt("; save_string(outf, info.thetext.length(), info.thetext.value()); outf << ",("; if (info.currentFontAngle) { double angle = info.currentFontAngle * PI / 180.0; double c = cos(angle); double s = sin(angle); outf << c << "," << s << "," << -s << "," << c << ","; } outf << info.x << ", " << info.y << "))\n"; } void drvSK::show_path() { switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: save_line(outf, currentR(), currentG(), currentB(), currentLineWidth(), currentLineCap(), currentLineJoin(), dashPattern()); outf << "fe()\n"; break; case drvbase::fill: //cerr << "fill treated as eofill" << endl; // fall through into next case... case drvbase::eofill: save_solid_fill(outf, fillR(), fillG(), fillB()); //cerr << "currentLineWidth =" << currentLineWidth() << endl; if (pathWasMerged()) { save_line(outf, edgeR(), edgeG(), edgeB(), currentLineWidth(), currentLineCap(), currentLineJoin(), dashPattern()); //outf << "#merged\n"; } else outf << "le()\n"; break; default: // cannot happen cerr << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType() << '\n'; break; } outf << "b()\n"; print_coords(); } #if 0 void drvSK::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { // according to Vladimir Eltsov this is incomplete: // // For a long time pstoedit is shipped with incomplete implementation of rectangles in the // removes rectangle support from drvsk (so that the default path // representation is used), which I have found to produce much more useful // conversion. // outf << "r(" << urx - llx << ",0,0," << ury - lly << "," << llx << "," << lly << ")\n"; } #endif bool drvSK::pathsCanBeMerged(const PathInfo & path1, const PathInfo & path2) const { const PathInfo *first; const PathInfo *last; if (path1.nr < path2.nr) { first = &path1; last = &path2; } else { first = &path2; last = &path1; } if ((first->currentShowType == fill || first->currentShowType == eofill) && last->currentShowType == stroke && first->numberOfElementsInPath == last->numberOfElementsInPath) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < last->numberOfElementsInPath; i++) { const basedrawingelement *bd1 = first->path[i]; const basedrawingelement *bd2 = last->path[i]; if (!(*bd1 == *bd2)) return false; } // cerr << "Merge: first " << first->nr // << (first->currentShowType == stroke ? " stroke" : " fill") // << ", last " << last->nr // << (last->currentShowType == stroke ? " stroke" : " fill") // << endl; return true; } else { return false; } } void drvSK::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (imageinfo.ncomp > 3) { cerr << "image with " << imageinfo.ncomp << " components not supported\n"; return; } C_ostrstream ppm; switch (imageinfo.type) { case colorimage: if (imageinfo.ncomp != 3 || imageinfo.bits != 8) { cerr << "color images must have 8 bits/component " "and 3 components\n"; cerr << "(image has " << imageinfo.ncomp << " with " << imageinfo.bits << " bits/component)\n"; return; } ppm << "P6\n"; break; case normalimage: if (imageinfo.bits != 8) { cerr << "gray images must have 8 bits/component "; cerr << "(image has " << imageinfo.bits << " bits/component)\n"; return; } ppm << "P5\n"; break; case imagemask: ppm << "P4\n"; break; default: return; } ppm << imageinfo.width << " " << imageinfo.height << '\n'; if (imageinfo.type != imagemask) { // bug according to Jeff Dairiki ppm << imageinfo.bits << '\n'; ppm << ((1 << imageinfo.bits) -1) << '\n'; } int imageid = getid(); outf << "bm(" << imageid << ")\n"; { Base64Writer base64writer(outf); #ifdef USE_NEWSTRSTREAM string temp = ppm.str(); // basic_string, std::allocator > temp = ppm.str(); const unsigned char * ppmdata = (const unsigned char*) temp.data(); (void)base64writer.write_base64( ppmdata, temp.size()); #else (void)base64writer.write_base64( (unsigned char *) ppm.str(), ppm.pcount()); ppm.rdbuf()->freeze(0); #endif int bytes_left = imageinfo.nextfreedataitem; unsigned char *data = imageinfo.data; while (bytes_left) { int written = base64writer.write_base64(data, bytes_left); data += written; bytes_left -= written; } // now done in dtor -- base64writer.close_base64(); } outf << "-\n"; outf << "im(("; outf << imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] << ","; outf << imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] << ","; outf << -imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] << ","; outf << -imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] << ","; outf << (imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * imageinfo.height + imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4]) << ","; outf << (imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] * imageinfo.height + imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5]); outf << ")," << imageid << ")\n"; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvSK > D_sampl("sk", "Sketch Format","", "sk", true, // backend supports subpaths true, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and stroked true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvsk.h0000644000175500010010000000260612137224257012314 00000000000000#ifndef __drvSK_h #define __drvSK_h /* drvsk.h */ /* Copyright (C) 1999 by Bernhard Herzog This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvSK : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvSK); ~drvSK(); class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" // void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); protected: virtual bool pathsCanBeMerged(const PathInfo &, const PathInfo &) const; private: void print_coords(); int id; int getid() { return id++; } }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvsvm.cpp0000644000175500010010000010021012137224254013022 00000000000000/* drvsvm.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for OpenOffice metafile (SVM - StarView metafile) Copyright (C) 2005 Thorsten Behrens (tbehrens at acm.org) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvsvm.h" #include "svm_actions.h" #include I_string_h #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include #include #include /* TODO section: * * Check the following example files again: * - largetextspace.ps * - colrtest.ps * - images * - bounding box */ /* Most of the information necessary to read/write SVM files is * available only by reading the code - for the parts used here, this * is vcl/inc/metaact.hxx, vcl/inc/font.hxx, vcl/inc/vclenum.hxx and * the corresponding source files in vcl/source/gdi. The actual * reading/writing of SVMs resides in vcl/source/gdi/gdimtf.cxx (all * files relative to the OpenOffice.org source tree, of course). */ namespace { // const char description[] = "generated by SVM backend of pstoedit\0input\0\0"; template< typename T > void writePod(ostream& outf, const T value) { outf.write( const_cast( reinterpret_cast(&value)), sizeof(value) ); } #ifdef _BIG_ENDIAN // taken from OpenOffice.org, sal/inc/osl/endian.h (LGPLed) # define MAKEWORD(bl, bh) ((drvSVM::uInt16)((bl) & 0xFF) | (((drvSVM::uInt16)(bh) & 0xFF) << 8)) # define LOBYTE(w) ((drvSVM::uInt8)((drvSVM::uInt16)(w) & 0xFF)) # define HIBYTE(w) ((drvSVM::uInt8)(((drvSVM::uInt16)(w) >> 8) & 0xFF)) # define MAKEDWORD(wl, wh) ((drvSVM::uInt32)((wl) & 0xFFFF) | (((drvSVM::uInt32)(wh) & 0xFFFF) << 16)) # define LOWORD(d) ((drvSVM::uInt16)((drvSVM::uInt32)(d) & 0xFFFF)) # define HIWORD(d) ((drvSVM::uInt16)(((drvSVM::uInt32)(d) >> 16) & 0xFFFF)) # define SWAPWORD(w) MAKEWORD(HIBYTE(w),LOBYTE(w)) // have to override >8 bit writes, since SVM is little-endian - // note further that we _don't_ need to override the signed types, // too - integral promotion does happen for normal method lookup // (compared to choosing a template specialization) void writePod(ostream& outf, drvSVM::uInt16 value) { value = SWAPWORD(value); outf.write( const_cast( reinterpret_cast(&value)), sizeof(drvSVM::uInt16) ); } void writePod(ostream& outf, drvSVM::uInt32 value) { value = MAKEDWORD(SWAPWORD(HIWORD(value)), SWAPWORD(LOWORD(value))); outf.write( const_cast( reinterpret_cast(&value)), sizeof(drvSVM::uInt32) ); } #endif static void fakeVersionCompat(ostream& outf, drvSVM::uInt16 versionId, drvSVM::uInt32 len) { writePod(outf, versionId); writePod(outf, len); } } drvSVM::derivedConstructor(drvSVM) : constructBase, headerPos(0), actionCount(0), isDriverOk(close_output_file_and_reopen_in_binary_mode()) { // setup driver base class const char *const defaultfontname = "System"; setCurrentFontName(defaultfontname, false /* is standard font */ ); x_offset = 0.0; y_offset = currentDeviceHeight; // need to mirror in y // write SVM file header // --------------------- outf << "VCLMTF"; fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0x31); // stream compress mode writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); headerPos = outf.tellp(); // pref mapmode (place holder, gets written again in destructor) fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0x1b); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // map unit: 100th mm writePod(outf, (Int32)0); // origin x writePod(outf, (Int32)0); // origin y writePod(outf, (Int32)1); // scale x numerator writePod(outf, (Int32)1); // scale x denominator writePod(outf, (Int32)1); // scale y numerator writePod(outf, (Int32)1); // scale y denominator writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // 'simple' mapmode flag // pref size writePod(outf, (Int32)0); // prefsize x writePod(outf, (Int32)0); // prefsize y // action count writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); // set PostScript-compatible text alignment writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_TEXTALIGN_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); writePod(outf, (uInt16)1); // alignment: baseline ++actionCount; } drvSVM::~drvSVM() { const BBox& psBBox( getCurrentBBox() ); // write out pref mapmode (can only do that now reliably, as // during construction, input might not have been fully parsed) outf.seekp(headerPos); if (Verbose()) errf << "calculated Bounding Box: " << l_transX(psBBox.ll.x_) << " " << l_transY(psBBox.ur.y_) << " " << l_transX(psBBox.ur.x_) << " " << l_transY(psBBox.ll.y_) << endl; // pref mapmode fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0x1b); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // map unit: 100th mm writePod(outf, (Int32)l_transX(psBBox.ll.x_)); // origin x writePod(outf, (Int32)l_transY(psBBox.ur.y_)); // origin y // convert between pt and 100th mm (factor 35.14598) writePod(outf, (Int32)3514598); // scale x numerator writePod(outf, (Int32)100000); // scale x denominator writePod(outf, (Int32)3514598); // scale y numerator writePod(outf, (Int32)100000); // scale y denominator writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // clear 'simple' mapmode flag // pref size writePod(outf, (Int32)abs( l_transX(psBBox.ll.x_) - l_transX(psBBox.ur.x_)) + 1 ); // prefsize x writePod(outf, (Int32)abs( l_transY(psBBox.ll.y_) - l_transY(psBBox.ur.y_)) + 1 ); // prefsize y // action count writePod(outf, (uInt32)actionCount); } void drvSVM::setAttrs( LineColorAction eLineAction, FillColorAction eFillAction ) { // write MetaLineColorAction writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_LINECOLOR_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(edgeB()*255 + .5)); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(edgeG()*255 + .5)); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(edgeR()*255 + .5)); writePod(outf,(uInt8)0); // dummy switch( eLineAction ) { case lineColor: // switch on line color writePod(outf, (uInt8)1); break; case noLineColor: // switch off line color writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); break; default: assert (0 && "Unknown line color action"); break; } ++actionCount; // write MetaFillColorAction writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_FILLCOLOR_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(fillB()*255 + .5)); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(fillG()*255 + .5)); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(fillR()*255 + .5)); writePod(outf,(uInt8)0); // dummy switch( eFillAction ) { case fillColor: // switch on fill color writePod(outf, (uInt8)1); break; case noFillColor: // switch off fill color writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); break; default: assert (0 && "Unknown fill color action"); break; } ++actionCount; } void drvSVM::ClipPath(cliptype /* clipmode*/) { } void drvSVM::Save() { } void drvSVM::Restore() { } void drvSVM::close_page() { // NOOP in drvsvm } void drvSVM::open_page() { // NOOP in drvsvm } void drvSVM::write_path( VectorOfVectorOfPoints const& polyPolygon, VectorOfVectorOfFlags const& polyPolygonFlags ) { // write MetaPolyPolygonAction writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_POLYPOLYGON_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 2, 0); const std::size_t numPolies( polyPolygon.size() ); // write polyPolygon.size() empty polygons writePod(outf, (uInt16)numPolies); {for( std::size_t i=0; i( const_cast( &polyPolygon[i][0] )), sizeof(IntPoint)*polyPolygon[i].size() ); writePod(outf, (uInt8)1); // flag: have flag array outf.write( reinterpret_cast( const_cast( &polyPolygonFlags[i][0] )), sizeof(uInt8)*polyPolygonFlags[i].size() ); }} ++actionCount; } void drvSVM::write_polyline( VectorOfVectorOfPoints const& polyPolygon, VectorOfVectorOfFlags const& polyPolygonFlags ) { const std::size_t numPolies( polyPolygon.size() ); for( std::size_t currPoly=0; currPoly( const_cast( &polyPolygon[currPoly][0] )), sizeof(IntPoint)*polyPolygon[currPoly].size() ); writePod(outf, (uInt8)1); // flag: have flag array outf.write( reinterpret_cast( const_cast( &polyPolygonFlags[currPoly][0] )), sizeof(uInt8)*polyPolygonFlags[currPoly].size() ); ++actionCount; } } void drvSVM::show_path() { // create poly-polygon from path info // ---------------------------------- VectorOfVectorOfPoints polyPolygon; VectorOfPoints currPolygon; VectorOfVectorOfFlags polyPolygonFlags; VectorOfFlags currPolygonFlags; const unsigned int numElems(numberOfElementsInPath()); for(unsigned int n=0; n 0 ); switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: { setAttrs( lineColor, noFillColor ); if (need_line_info) { write_polyline( polyPolygon, polyPolygonFlags ); } else { write_path( polyPolygon, polyPolygonFlags ); } } break; case drvbase::fill: case drvbase::eofill: { if (pathWasMerged()) { setAttrs( lineColor, fillColor ); write_path( polyPolygon, polyPolygonFlags ); if (need_line_info) write_polyline( polyPolygon, polyPolygonFlags ); } else { setAttrs( noLineColor, fillColor ); write_path( polyPolygon, polyPolygonFlags ); } } break; default: assert (0 && "Unknown path show type"); break; } } void drvSVM::show_text(const TextInfo& textinfo) { if (fontchanged()) { static const char* symbolName = "symbol"; // TODO(F2): evaluate textinfo.FontMatrix, and emulate // advancements. Or: abort with error, and require user to // re-run with '-pti' given (see largetextspace.ps example). // write out MetaFontAction (selecting the new font into VCL // OutputDevice) const Int16 fontHeight = (short int) (textinfo.currentFontSize + .5); const Int16 fontAngle = (short int) (10 * textinfo.currentFontAngle + .5); Int16 fontWidth = 0; uInt16 fontWeigth = 0; // default: don't care uInt16 fontItalic = 0; // default: no italics uInt16 charSet = 0; // default: don't know charset const char* fontName = NULL; if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Regular")) fontWeigth = 4; // semi light weight if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Normal")) fontWeigth = 5; // normal weight if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Medium")) fontWeigth = 6; // medium weight if (options->emulateNarrowFonts) { if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Thin") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Thin") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Thin")) { fontWidth = fontHeight / 3; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Extralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Extralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Extralight")) { fontWidth = fontHeight / 4; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Ultralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Ultralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Ultralight")) { fontWidth = fontHeight / 4; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Condensed") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Condensed") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Condensed")) { fontWidth = fontHeight / 3; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } } else { if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Thin")) fontWeigth = 1; // thin if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Extralight")) fontWeigth = 1; // thin if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Ultralight")) fontWeigth = 2; // ultra light if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Condensed")) fontWeigth = 3; // light } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Semibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Semibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Semibold")) fontWeigth = 7; // semibold if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Demibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Demibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Demibold")) fontWeigth = 7; // semibold if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Bold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Bold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Bold")) fontWeigth = 8; // bold if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Extrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Extrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Extrabold")) fontWeigth = 8; // bold if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Ultrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Ultrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Ultrabold")) fontWeigth = 9; // ultrabold if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Heavy") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Heavy") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Heavy")) fontWeigth = 9; // ultrabold if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Black") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Black") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Black")) fontWeigth = 10; // black if ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Italic") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Italic") != NIL)) fontItalic = 2; // normal italics if ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Oblique") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Oblique") != NIL)) fontItalic = 1; // oblique italics if ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Symbol") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "symbol") != NIL)) { charSet = 10; // symbol charset fontName = symbolName; } else { charSet = 11; // ASCII-US charset fontName = textinfo.currentFontName.value(); } // write MetaFontAction writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_FONT_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); // serialize Font fakeVersionCompat(outf, 2, 0); // font name const size_t stringLen = fontName != NULL ? strlen(fontName) : 0; writePod(outf, (uInt16)stringLen); outf.write(fontName,stringLen); // font style writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // font size writePod(outf, (Int32)fontWidth); writePod(outf, (Int32)(-fontHeight)); // charset writePod(outf, (uInt16)charSet); // TODO(F3): font family writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // font pitch writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // font weight writePod(outf, (uInt16)fontWeigth); // font underline writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // font strikeout writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // font italic writePod(outf, (uInt16)fontItalic); // text language writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // width type writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // font orientation writePod(outf, (uInt16)fontAngle); // word line writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // TODO(F3): detect outline mode writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // shadow writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // kerning writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // relief mode writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // CJK language writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); // vertical writing mode writePod(outf, (uInt8)0); // emphasis marks (esp. for CJK languages) writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); ++actionCount; } // write MetaTextColorAction writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_TEXTCOLOR_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(textinfo.currentB*255 + .5)); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(textinfo.currentG*255 + .5)); writePod(outf, (uInt8)(textinfo.currentR*255 + .5)); writePod(outf,(uInt8)0); // dummy ++actionCount; // write text if( textinfo.thetext.value() ) { writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_TEXT_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)l_transX(textinfo.x)); writePod(outf, (uInt32)l_transY(textinfo.y)); const size_t textLen = strlen(textinfo.thetext.value()); writePod(outf, (uInt16)textLen); outf.write(textinfo.thetext.value(), textLen); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); writePod(outf, (uInt16)textLen); // TODO(F1): SVM is Unicode-capable, yank version compat above // to 2 and write out UTF-16 string here ++actionCount; } } void drvSVM::show_image(const PSImage& image) { // first retrieve bounding box Point lowerLeft, upperRight; image.getBoundingBox(lowerLeft, upperRight); const Int32 width = abs(l_transX(upperRight.x_) - l_transX(lowerLeft.x_)); const Int32 height = abs(l_transY(upperRight.y_) - l_transY(lowerLeft.y_)); // calc long-padded size of scanline const long int scanlineLen = ((width * 3) + 3) & ~3L; const long int maskScanlineLen = ((((width + 7) & ~7L) >> 3L) + 3) & ~3L; // now lets get some mem unsigned char* const output = new unsigned char[scanlineLen * height]; unsigned char* const outputMask = new unsigned char[maskScanlineLen * height]; // setup inverse transformation matrix const float matrixScale(image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1]); const float inverseMatrix[] = { image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] / matrixScale, -image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] / matrixScale, -image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] / matrixScale, image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] / matrixScale, (image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3]) / matrixScale, (image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5]) / matrixScale }; if (Verbose()) errf << "Image matrix: " << "0: " << image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] << " " << "1: " << image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] << " " << "2: " << image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] << " " << "3: " << image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] << " " << "4: " << image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] << " " << "5: " << image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5] << " " << endl; // TODO(F2): interpolate // TODO(P3): avoid transformation _at all_ if scale and transform suffices // TODO(P3): avoid mask for the obvious cases // now transform image for (long int y=0; y < height; y++) { unsigned char* currOutput = &output[scanlineLen * y]; unsigned char* currMaskOutput = &outputMask[maskScanlineLen * y] - 1; for (long int x=0; x < width; x++) { // now transform from device coordinate space to image space const Point& currPoint( Point(x + lowerLeft.x_, y + lowerLeft.y_).transform(inverseMatrix) ); // round to integers const long int sourceX = (long int) (currPoint.x_ + .5); const long int sourceY = (long int) (currPoint.y_ + .5); // is the pixel within source bitmap bounds? if (sourceX >= 0L && (unsigned long) sourceX < image.width && sourceY >= 0L && (unsigned long) sourceY < image.height) { // okay, fetch source pixel value into // RGB triplet unsigned char r(255), g(255), b(255), c, m, y, k; // how many components? switch (image.ncomp) { case 1: r = g = b = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); break; case 3: r = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); g = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 1); b = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 2); break; case 4: c = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); m = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 1); y = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 2); k = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 3); // account for key c += k; m += k; y += k; // convert color r = 255 - c; g = 255 - m; b = 255 - y; break; default: assert (0 && "Unexpected bitmap format"); break; } // set color triple *currOutput++ = b; *currOutput++ = g; *currOutput++ = r; if( (x & 7L) == 0 ) ++currMaskOutput; // set mask to opaque *currMaskOutput &= ~(1L << (7L - (x & 7L))); } else { // pixel outside source bitmap bounds - set to // white/transparent *currOutput++ = 255; *currOutput++ = 255; *currOutput++ = 255; if( (x & 7L) == 0 ) ++currMaskOutput; // set mask to transparent *currMaskOutput |= 1L << (7L - (x & 7L)); } } } // write BitmapEx action writePod(outf, (uInt16)META_BMPEXSCALE_ACTION); fakeVersionCompat(outf, 1, 0); // write bitmap // ------------ // file header writePod(outf, (uInt16)0x4D42); writePod(outf, (uInt32)(14 + 40 + scanlineLen*height)); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)14 + 40); // info header writePod(outf, (uInt32)40); writePod(outf, (uInt32)width); writePod(outf, (uInt32)height); writePod(outf, (uInt16)1); writePod(outf, (uInt16)24); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); // actual bitmap data outf.write( (char*)output, scanlineLen*height ); // magics writePod(outf, (uInt32)0x25091962); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0xACB20201); writePod(outf, (uInt8)2); // bitmap with mask flag // write mask bitmap // ----------------- // file header writePod(outf, (uInt16)0x4D42); writePod(outf, (uInt32)(14 + 40 + 8 + maskScanlineLen*height)); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); writePod(outf, (uInt16)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)14 + 40 + 8); // info header writePod(outf, (uInt32)40); writePod(outf, (uInt32)width); writePod(outf, (uInt32)height); writePod(outf, (uInt16)1); writePod(outf, (uInt16)1); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)2); writePod(outf, (uInt32)2); // bitmap palette: black and white writePod(outf, (uInt32)0); writePod(outf, (uInt32)0x00FFFFFF); // actual bitmap data outf.write( (char*)outputMask, maskScanlineLen*height ); // output position writePod(outf, (Int32)l_transX(lowerLeft.x_)); writePod(outf, (Int32)l_transY(upperRight.y_)); // output scale writePod(outf, (Int32)width); writePod(outf, (Int32)height); ++actionCount; delete[] output; delete[] outputMask; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvSVM > D_svm("svm", "StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile", "StarView/OpenOffice.org metafile, readable from OpenOffice.org 1.0/StarOffice 6.0 and above.", "svm", true, // backend supports subpathes true, // backend does support curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, // we open output file ourselves false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file (DEFINETELY not) true // clipping ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvsvm.h0000644000175500010010000000650512137224257012506 00000000000000#ifndef __drvsvm_h__ #define __drvsvm_h__ /* drvsvm.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for the SVM (StarView metafile) output driver. The implementation can be found in drvsvm.cpp Copyright (C) 2005 Thorsten Behrens (tbehrens at acm.org) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #include "genericints.h" #include #include class drvSVM : public drvbase { public: // lifetime derivedConstructor(drvSVM); // macrofied Constructor ~drvSVM(); class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> mapToArial; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> emulateNarrowFonts; DriverOptions() : mapToArial(true,"-m",0,0,"map to Arial",0,false), emulateNarrowFonts(true,"-nf",0,0,"emulate narrow fonts",0,false) { ADD(mapToArial); ADD(emulateNarrowFonts); } } * options; // overriding virtual base class methods // ------------------------------------- virtual void ClipPath(cliptype clipmode); virtual void Save(); virtual void Restore(); virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); virtual bool driverOK() const { return isDriverOk; } typedef GenericInts::Int<32>::signedtype Int32; typedef GenericInts::Int<32>::unsignedtype uInt32; typedef GenericInts::Int<16>::signedtype Int16; typedef GenericInts::Int<16>::unsignedtype uInt16; typedef GenericInts::Int< 8>::signedtype Int8; typedef GenericInts::Int< 8>::unsignedtype uInt8; // include _essential_ overrides (also adds a 'private' declaration) // ----------------------------------------------------------------- #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: typedef std::pair IntPoint; typedef std::vector VectorOfPoints; typedef std::vector VectorOfVectorOfPoints; typedef std::vector VectorOfFlags; typedef std::vector VectorOfVectorOfFlags; enum LineColorAction { lineColor, noLineColor }; enum FillColorAction { fillColor, noFillColor }; void setAttrs( LineColorAction eLineAction, FillColorAction eFillAction ); void write_path( VectorOfVectorOfPoints const& polyPolygon, VectorOfVectorOfFlags const& polyPolygonFlags ); void write_polyline( VectorOfVectorOfPoints const& polyPolygon, VectorOfVectorOfFlags const& polyPolygonFlags ); // private data of drvsvm // ---------------------- std::ostream::pos_type headerPos; long int actionCount; bool isDriverOk; }; #endif /* #ifndef __drvsvm_h__ */ pstoedit-3.62/src/drvswf.cpp0000644000175500010010000005073612137224254013035 00000000000000/* drvSWF.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Skeleton for the implementation of new backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef HAVE_LIBMING #include "drvswf.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include //static bool trace = false; //static bool cubic = false; #include "mingpp.h" /* Use png library */ #define USE_PNG 1 // #include "ming_config.h" #if defined(_WIN32) extern "C" { double rint(double arg) { return ((long) arg); // just as a quick workaround // libswf needs this - since on Windows, there is no rint in math.h }} #endif // USE_PNG is defined in ming/config.h #if defined (HAVE_LIBMINGUTIL) && !( defined(USE_PNG) && USE_PNG ) // only use this if libming doesn't support png2dbl itself (available from version 0.3 on) #define main MAIN // strdup is not visible is -ansi is turned on #define strdup cppstrdup #include "util/png2dbl.c" static void png2dbl(const char *pngfile, const char *dblfile) { struct pngdata png; png = readPNG(fopen(pngfile, "rb")); FILE *f = fopen(dblfile, "wb"); writeDBL(f, png); fclose(f); } #endif const bool withcurves = true; // curves are still quite broken in SWF drvSWF::derivedConstructor(drvSWF): constructBase, imgcount(0), swfscale(1.0f) { #if 0 if (d_argc > 0) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-trace") == 0) { trace = true; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-cubic") == 0) { cubic = true; } else { errf << "Unrecognized svg option: " << d_argv[i] << endl; } } } #endif (void) Ming_init(); Ming_setCubicThreshold(100); // default of 10000 is too coarse movie = new SWFMovie(); movie->setRate(12.0f); movie->setDimension(swfscale * 700, swfscale * 1700); // formerly 20 movie->setNumberOfFrames(1); if (options->trace) { printf("%s", "#include \n" "void testit(SWFMovie * movie,int pathlimit) {\n"); #if 0 "(void) Ming_init();\n" "movie = new SWFMovie();\n" "movie->setRate(12.0f);\n" "movie->setDimension(swfscale * 700, swfscale * 1700);\n" "movie->setNumberOfFrames(1);\n"; #endif } } drvSWF::~drvSWF() { const int length = movie->save(outFileName.value()); delete movie; if (options->trace) printf("}\n"); printf("// %i bytes written to %s\n", length, outFileName.value()); } // *INDENT-OFF* #if 0 *INDENT - OFF * This version adds the drawCubic function for drawing cubic bezier curves, and a number of assorted bug fixes.And probably plenty more bugs. $s->drawCurve(bx, by, cx, cy, dx, dy); $s->drawCubic(bx, by, cx, cy, dx, dy); both do the same thing:draw a cubic bezier from the current pen position, using the three given points as control points. To control how "tight" the approximation is, use the Ming_setCubicThreshold(num); function. This gives the amount of error in approximation that each subdivision of the curve needs in order to stop recursing.The default is 20000 - if your curves are too sloppy, lower the number. #endif // *INDENT-ON* void drvSWF::print_coords() { #if 0 if (numberOfElementsInPath() > 255) { errf << "ignoring path with " << numberOfElementsInPath() << " elements " << endl; return; } #endif if (numberOfElementsInPath() < 2) return; SWFShape *s = new SWFShape; if (options->trace) { static int pathid = 0; printf("if ( %d < pathlimit) {\n" "SWFShape * s = new SWFShape;\n", pathid++); //printf("t->addString( \"path#%d\",NULL);\n", pathid); //printf("SWFDisplayItem * dt = movie->add(t); dt->move( 200,%d);\n", pathid); } switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: break; case drvbase::fill: { SWFFill *swffill = s->addSolidFill((byte) (255 * fillR()), (byte) (255 * fillG()), (byte) (255 * fillB())); s->setRightFill(swffill); if (options->trace) { printf("SWFFill *swffill = s->addSolidFill(%d,%d,%d); \n", (int) (255 * fillR()), (int) (255 * fillG()), (int) (255 * fillB())); printf("s->setRightFill(swffill);\n"); } break; } case drvbase::eofill: { SWFFill *swffill = s->addSolidFill((byte) (255 * fillR()), (byte) (255 * fillG()), (byte) (255 * fillB())); s->setRightFill(swffill); if (options->trace) { printf("SWFFill *swffill = s->addSolidFill(%d,%d,%d); \n", (int) (255 * fillR()), (int) (255 * fillG()), (int) (255 * fillB())); printf("s->setRightFill(swffill);\n"); } break; } default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } // libming supports only byte wise width int linewidth = (int) (swfscale * currentLineWidth()); if ( linewidth > 255 ) { errf << "Warning: linewidth greater than 255 is not supported by libming" << endl; linewidth = 255; } s->setLine( (byte) linewidth, (byte) (255 * edgeR()), (byte) (255 * edgeG()), (byte) (255 * edgeB()) ); if (options->trace) { printf("s->setLine(%d, %d,%d,%d); \n", (int) (swfscale * currentLineWidth()), (byte) (255 * edgeR()), (byte) (255 * edgeG()), (byte) (255 * edgeB())); } Point currentpoint(-9999.0f, -9999.0f); Point firstpoint(-9999.0f, -9999.0f); bool firstfound = false; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (!firstfound) { firstfound = true; firstpoint = p; } s->movePenTo(swfx(p), swfy(p)); if (options->trace) { printf("s->movePenTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) swfx(p), (int) swfy(p)); } currentpoint = p; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); if (!firstfound) { firstfound = true; firstpoint = p; } if (p == currentpoint) { if (Verbose()) errf << "ignoring zero length lineto " << endl; } else { s->drawLineTo(swfx(p), swfy(p)); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) swfx(p), (int) swfy(p)); } currentpoint = p; } } break; case closepath: #if 1 if (firstfound) { if (!(currentpoint == firstpoint)) { const coordtype x = swfx(firstpoint); const coordtype y = swfy(firstpoint); s->drawLineTo(x, y); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) x, (int) y); } currentpoint = firstpoint; } } else { errf << "closepath found without first point" << endl; } #endif break; case curveto:{ if (withcurves) { const Point & b = elem.getPoint(0); if (!firstfound) { firstfound = true; firstpoint = b; } const Point & c = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & d = elem.getPoint(2); const coordtype cpx = swfx(currentpoint); const coordtype cpy = swfy(currentpoint); const coordtype bx = swfx(b); const coordtype by = swfy(b); const coordtype cx = swfx(c); const coordtype cy = swfy(c); const coordtype dx = swfx(d); const coordtype dy = swfy(d); if (currentpoint == b) { if (Verbose()) errf << "converting strange PS-curveto cp = b to simple curveto" << endl; s->drawCurveTo(cx, cy, dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) cx, (int) cy, (int) dx, (int) dy); } currentpoint = d; } else if (c == d) { if (Verbose()) errf << "converting strange PS-curveto c = d to simple curveto" << endl; s->drawCurveTo(bx, by, dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) bx, (int) by, (int) dx, (int) dy); } } else if ((cpy == by) && (by == cy) && (cy == dy)) { if (Verbose()) errf << "converting curve to line (all same y)" << endl; s->drawLineTo(dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) dx, (int) dy); } } else if ((cpx == bx) && (bx == cx) && (cx == dx)) { if (Verbose()) errf << "converting curve to line (all same x)" << endl; s->drawLineTo(dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) dx, (int) dy); } } else { if (options->cubic) { if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCubic(%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) bx, (int) by, (int) cx, (int) cy, (int) dx, (int) dy); fflush(stdout); } s->drawCubicTo(bx, by, cx, cy, dx, dy); } else { const bool approx = true; if (approx) { const unsigned int fitpoints = 10; const Point & cp1 = elem.getPoint(0); const Point & cp2 = elem.getPoint(1); const Point & ep = elem.getPoint(2); for (unsigned int sf = 0; sf < fitpoints; sf++) { const float t = 1.0f * sf / (fitpoints - 1); const Point & p_at_t = PointOnBezier(t, currentpoint, cp1, cp2, ep); const coordtype dx1 = swfx(p_at_t); const coordtype dy1 = swfy(p_at_t); s->drawLineTo(dx1, dy1); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) dx1, (int) dy1); } } } else { // // see http://www.timotheegroleau.com/Flash/articles/cubic_bezier_in_flash.htm for a detailled discussion // #if 0 // very basic approx - use intersection point of the cubic bezier tangents as control point // for the quadratic bezier /* if x1 == x2; xs = x1; if x3 == x4; xs = x3; ys - y1 y2 - y1 ------ = ------- = m1 xs - x1 x2 - x1 ys - y3 y4 - y3 ------ = ------- = m2 xs - x3 x4 - x3 ys = y1 + m1 * (xs - x1) = y3 + m2 * (xs - x3) xs = (( y1 - m1*x1) - (y3 - m2*x3))/ ( m2 - m1) ys = y1 + m1 * (xs - x1) */ if (bx != cpx) { const coordtype m1 = (by - cpy) / (bx - cpx ); if (dx != cx) { const coordtype m2 = (dy - cy) / (dx - cx ); if (m1 != m2) { const coordtype xs = (( cpy - m1*cpx) - (cy - m2*cx))/(m2 - m1 ); const coordtype ys = cpy + m1 * (xs - cpx); s->drawCurveTo(xs, ys, dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) xs, (int) ys, (int) dx, (int) dy); } } else { cout << "strange bezier with parallel control lines" << endl; } } else { // dx == cx ; vertical second control line and first is not vertical const coordtype xs = dx; // intersection is also on same coordinate const coordtype ys = cpy + m1 * (xs - cpx); s->drawCurveTo(xs, ys, dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) xs, (int) ys, (int) dx, (int) dy); } } } else { // bx != cpx ; first control line is vertical if (dx != cx) { // second is not vertical const coordtype xs = bx ; const coordtype m2 = (dy - cy) / (dx - cx ); const coordtype ys = cy + m2 * (xs - cx); s->drawCurveTo(xs, ys, dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) xs, (int) ys, (int) dx, (int) dy); } } else { cout << "strange bezier with parallel vertical control lines" << endl; } } #endif #if 1 // simple midpoint approach - use mid between the two ctrl points as new anchor point const coordtype ax = (bx + cx )/2.0f; const coordtype ay = (by + cy )/2.0f; s->drawCurveTo(bx, by, ax, ay); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) bx, (int) by, (int) ax, (int) ay); } s->drawCurveTo(cx, cy, dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawCurveTo(%d,%d,%d,%d);\n", (int) cx, (int) cy, (int) dx, (int) dy); } #endif /* s->drawLineTo(bx, by); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) bx, (int) by); } s->drawLineTo(cx, cy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) cx, (int) cy); } s->drawLineTo(dx, dy); if (options->trace) { printf("s->drawLineTo(%d,%d);\n", (int) dx, (int) dy); } */ } } } currentpoint = d; } else { errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvSWF " << endl; abort(); } } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvSWF " << endl; abort(); break; } } s->end(); SWFDisplayItem *d = movie->add(s); d->move(0.0f, 0.0f); if (options->trace) printf("s->end();\n" "SWFDisplayItem * d = movie->add(s);\n" "d->move(0, 0); }\n"); // delete s; // delete d; // no longer needed in libming version > 0.4.0.beta6 } void drvSWF::open_page() { // outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvSWF::close_page() { // outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvSWF::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { RSString fonthome(drvbase::pstoeditDataDir()); if (drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() != "") { fonthome += directoryDelimiter; fonthome += "swffonts"; fonthome += directoryDelimiter; } RSString fontfilename = fonthome; fontfilename += textinfo.currentFontName.value(); fontfilename += ".fdb"; const char *const fontname = textinfo.currentFontName.value(); if (fileExists(fontfilename.value())) { if (Verbose()) { errf << "loading font from from " << fontfilename.value() << endl; } } else { RSString defaultfontname = fonthome; defaultfontname += "default.fdb"; if (fileExists(defaultfontname.value())) { if (Verbose()) errf << "no fdb file found for font " << fontname << ". Using " << defaultfontname.value() << " instead" << endl; fontfilename = defaultfontname; } else { errf << "no fdb file found for font " << fontname << " and no " << defaultfontname << " either - text ignored." << endl; return; } } // if the fontnames ends with .fdb, then the file is read, otherwise browser fonts are used. //as long as SWF is not const correct SWFFont *f = new SWFFont(fontfilename.value()); SWFFont *f = new SWFFont(const_cast(fontfilename.value())); if ((f == NULL) || (f->font == NULL)) { errf << "Loading font " << fontfilename.value() << " failed !" << endl; return; } SWFText *t = new SWFText; t->setFont(f); // t->moveTo(20 *(textinfo.x + x_offset), 20*(currentDeviceHeight - textinfo.y + y_offset)); t->setHeight(textinfo.currentFontSize * swfscale); // t->setColor(0xff, 0xff, 0); t->setColor((unsigned char) (255.0 * textinfo.currentR), (unsigned char) (255.0 * textinfo.currentG), (unsigned char) (255.0 * textinfo.currentB), 0xff); t->addString(textinfo.thetext.value(), NULL); // t->setSpacing( 0.5); /* t->setXY( -1, 480); t->setHeight( 480); t->setSpacing( 1.0); t->addString( ( char*) "blargghghgghghgh", NULL); */ SWFDisplayItem *d = movie->add(t); #if 0 const Point p(textinfo.x, textinfo.y); d->move(swfx(p), swfy(p)); d->rotate(textinfo.currentFontAngle); #else const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); const float fontsize = textinfo.currentFontSize; float ma = CTM[0] / fontsize; float mb = -CTM[1] / fontsize; float mc = -CTM[2] / fontsize; float md = CTM[3] / fontsize; const Point p(CTM[4], CTM[5]); float mx = swfx(p); float my = swfy(p); d->move(0.0f, 0.0f); SWFDisplayItem_setMatrix(d->item, ma, mb, mc, md, mx, my); #endif // delete d; // no longer needed in libming version > 0.4.0.beta6 // delete f; // causes memory problems otherwise - at the cost of leaks - Hmmm // delete t; } void drvSWF::show_path() { //static int pathid = 0; //if ( (pathid >= 0)&&(pathid++ < 5) ) { print_coords(); } } #if defined(HAVE_LIBMINGUTIL) || ( defined(USE_PNG) && USE_PNG ) void drvSWF::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { if (outBaseName == "") { errf << "images cannot be handled via standard output. Use an output file" << endl; return; } if (imageinfo.isFileImage) { // use imageinfo.FileName; #if 0 outf << "" << endl; #endif #if (defined(USE_PNG) && USE_PNG) // from 0.3 on ming may support png directly SWFBitmap *bm = new SWFBitmap(imageinfo.FileName.value()); #else unsigned int len = strlen(imageinfo.FileName.value()); char *outfile = cppstrdup(imageinfo.FileName.value()); outfile[len - 3] = 'd'; outfile[len - 2] = 'b'; outfile[len - 1] = 'l'; png2dbl(imageinfo.FileName.value(), outfile); SWFBitmap *bm = new SWFBitmap(outfile); delete [] outfile; #endif (void) remove(imageinfo.FileName.value()); SWFShape *s = new SWFShape; SWFFill *swffill = s->addBitmapFill(bm, SWFFILL_TILED_BITMAP); s->setRightFill(swffill); const float h = (float) bm->getHeight(); const float w = (float) bm->getWidth(); s->movePen(0.0f, 0.0f); s->drawLine(w, 0.0f); s->drawLine(0.0f, h); s->drawLine(-w, 0.0f); s->drawLine(0.0f, -h); /// cout << " h:" << bm->getHeight() << " w:" << bm->getWidth() << endl; // SWFDisplayItem *d = movie->add(bm); s->end(); SWFDisplayItem *d = movie->add(s); const float *CTM = imageinfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix; float ma = CTM[0]; float mb = -CTM[1]; float mc = CTM[2]; float md = -CTM[3]; const Point p(CTM[4], CTM[5]); float mx = swfx(p); float my = swfy(p); #if 1 d->move(0.0f, 0.0f); SWFDisplayItem_setMatrix(d->item, ma, mb, mc, md, mx, my); // d->item->flags |= ITEM_DISPLACED; // d->item->flags |= ITEM_TRANSFORMED; #else const Point p(CTM[4], CTM[5]); d->move(swfx(p), swfy(p)); // d->rotate(30); d->scale(ma, -md); #endif } else { errf << "unhandled case for image " << endl; } } #else // // If neither USE_PNG is defined in ming_config.h nor we have access to util/png2dbl.c we cannot support images // void drvSWF::show_image(const PSImage & /* imageinfo */ ) { errf << "no support for bitmaps - need to have access to util/png2dbl.c at compile time or at least ming version 0.3 which direct support of png (USE_PNG in ming/config.h)" << endl; } #endif static DriverDescriptionT < drvSWF > D_SWF("swf", // "SWF driver: ", // "", "swf", // false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. withcurves, // backend supports curves true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text #if defined(HAVE_LIBMINGUTIL) || (defined(USE_PNG) && USE_PNG ) DriverDescription::png, // backend supports Images #else DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for Images #endif DriverDescription::noopen, // we open output file ourselves true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvswf.h0000644000175500010010000000363412137224257012500 00000000000000#ifndef __drvSWF_h #define __drvSWF_h /* drvSWF.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a SWF output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvSWF : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvSWF); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvSWF(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > cubic; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > trace; DriverOptions(): cubic(true,"-cubic",0,0,"cubic ???",0,false), trace(true,"-trace",0,0,"trace ???",0,false) { ADD(cubic); ADD(trace); } }*options; virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); int imgcount; float swfscale; class SWFMovie * movie; typedef float coordtype ; coordtype swfx(const Point & p) const { return swfscale * (p.x_ + x_offset); } coordtype swfy(const Point & p) const { return swfscale * (currentDeviceHeight + y_offset - p.y_ ); } }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvtext.cpp0000644000175500010010000001637012137224254013216 00000000000000/* drvTEXT.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Skeleton for the implementation of text based backends for example this could be extended towards an HTML backend. Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvtext.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib // sizes in terms of lines and characters drvTEXT::derivedConstructor(drvTEXT): constructBase, charpage(0) // , dumptextpieces(false), pageheight(200), pagewidth(120) { // driver specific initializations #if 0 for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); if (Verbose()) errf << "% " << d_argv[i] << endl; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-dump") == 0) { dumptextpieces = true; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-height") == 0) { pageheight = atoi(d_argv[i + 1]); i++; } else if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-width") == 0) { pagewidth = atoi(d_argv[i + 1]); i++; } } #endif if (!options->dumptextpieces) { #if 0 charpage = new char[options->pageheight * options->pagewidth]; for (unsigned int ii = 0; ii < options->pageheight; ii++) { //charpage[i] = new char[options->pagewidth]; for (unsigned int j = 0; j < options->pageheight; j++) (charpage[ii])[j] = ' '; } #else charpage = new char *[options->pageheight]; for (unsigned int ii = 0; ii < (unsigned int) options->pageheight; ii++) { charpage[ii] = new char[options->pagewidth]; for (unsigned int j = 0; j < (unsigned int) options->pagewidth; j++) (charpage[ii])[j] = ' '; } #endif } // and writing of header to output file // outf << "Sample header \n"; // float scale; // float x_offset; // float y_offset; } drvTEXT::~drvTEXT() { // driver specific deallocations // and writing of trailer to output file if (options->dumptextpieces) { outf << "Sample trailer \n"; } if (charpage) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < (unsigned int) options->pageheight; i++) { delete[]charpage[i]; charpage[i] = 0; } delete[]charpage; charpage = 0; } options=0; } void drvTEXT::open_page() { if (options->dumptextpieces) outf << "Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvTEXT::close_page() { if (options->dumptextpieces) { outf << "Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; size_t nroflines = page.size(); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nroflines; i++) { Line *lineptr = page[i]; size_t nrofpieces = lineptr->textpieces.size(); outf << "***********************************************" << endl; for (unsigned int j = 0; j < nrofpieces; j++) { const TextInfo & textinfo = lineptr->textpieces[j]; outf << "Text String : " << textinfo.thetext.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "X " << textinfo.x << " Y " << textinfo.y << endl; outf << '\t' << "X_END " << textinfo.x_end << " Y_END " << textinfo.y_end << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontName: " << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "is_non_standard_font: " << textinfo.is_non_standard_font << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontFamilyName: " << textinfo. currentFontFamilyName.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontFullName: " << textinfo.currentFontFullName. value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontWeight: " << textinfo.currentFontWeight.value() << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontSize: " << textinfo.currentFontSize << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentFontAngle: " << textinfo.currentFontAngle << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentR: " << textinfo.currentR << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentG: " << textinfo.currentG << endl; outf << '\t' << "currentB: " << textinfo.currentB << endl; } } for (unsigned int ii = 0; ii < nroflines; ii++) { Line *lineptr = page[ii]; delete lineptr; } page.clear(); } else { assert(charpage); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < (unsigned int) options->pageheight; i++) { for (unsigned int j = 0; j < (unsigned int) options->pagewidth; j++) { outf << (charpage[i])[j]; (charpage[i])[j] = ' '; } outf << endl; } } } void drvTEXT::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { if (options->dumptextpieces) { // check which line this piece of text fits in. // size_t nroflines = page.size(); bool inserted = false; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nroflines; i++) { if ((textinfo.y <= page[i]->y_max) && (textinfo.y >= page[i]->y_min)) { page[i]->textpieces.insert(textinfo); inserted = true; break; } } if (!inserted) { Line *newline = new Line; //lint -esym(429,newline) // newline is not freed here, but inserted into the list page.insert(newline); newline->y_max = textinfo.y + 0.1f * textinfo.currentFontSize; newline->y_min = textinfo.y - 0.1f * textinfo.currentFontSize; newline->textpieces.insert(textinfo); } } else { assert(charpage); int x = (int) (options->pagewidth * (textinfo.x / 700.0f)); int y = (int) (options->pageheight * ((currentDeviceHeight + y_offset - textinfo.y) / 800.0f)); if ((x >= 0) && (y >= 0) && (x < options->pagewidth) && (y < options->pageheight)) { if (((charpage[y])[x] != ' ')) { cerr << "character " << (charpage[y])[x] << " overwritten with " << textinfo. thetext. value()[0] << " at " << x << " " << y << " - Hint increase -width and/or -height" << endl; } (charpage[y])[x] = textinfo.thetext.value()[0]; } else { cerr << "seems to be off-page: " << textinfo.thetext.value()[0] << endl; cerr << x << " " << y << " " << textinfo.x << " " << textinfo.y << endl; } } } void drvTEXT::show_path() { } void drvTEXT::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { unused(&imageinfo); } static DriverDescriptionT < drvTEXT > D_text("text", "text in different forms ", "","txt", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 false, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvtext.h0000644000175500010010000000507212137224257012663 00000000000000#ifndef __drvTEXT_h #define __drvTEXT_h /* drvtext.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a text oriented output driver Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" #include "ordlist.h" class drvTEXT : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvTEXT); // (const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ); // Constructor ~drvTEXT(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor >pageheight; OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor >pagewidth; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> dumptextpieces; DriverOptions() : pageheight(true,"-height", "number",0, "page height in terms of characters",0,200), pagewidth(true,"-width", "number",0, "page width in terms of characters",0,150), dumptextpieces(true,"-dump", 0, 0,"dump text pieces",0,false) { ADD(pageheight); ADD(pagewidth); ADD(dumptextpieces); } }*options; class XSorter { public: static bool compare (const drvbase::TextInfo & t1, const drvbase::TextInfo & t2) { return t1.x > t2.x; } }; class Line { public: typedef ordlist TextInfoList; TextInfoList textpieces; float y_max; // the y-interval of text assigned to this line float y_min; // }; class YSorter { public: static bool compare (const Line * l1, const Line * l2) { return l1->y_max < l2->y_max; } }; typedef ordlist LinePtrList; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); LinePtrList page; char ** charpage; // for text page output #if 0 bool dumptextpieces; // sizes in terms of lines and characters unsigned int pageheight ; unsigned int pagewidth ; #endif NOCOPYANDASSIGN(drvTEXT) }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvtgif.cpp0000644000175500010010000003163012137224254013157 00000000000000/* drvTGIF.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for TGIF Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvtgif.h" #include "version.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib // for sin and cos #include static const char *colorstring(float r, float g, float b) { static char buffer[10]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(buffer,10), "%s%.2x%.2x%.2x", "#", (unsigned int) (r * 255), (unsigned int) (g * 255), (unsigned int) (b * 255)); return buffer; } const float tgifscale = 128.0f / 72.0f; drvTGIF::derivedConstructor(drvTGIF): constructBase, buffer(tempFile.asOutput()), objectId(1) { // magnification(theMagnification) // set tgif specific values //no longer scale = tgifscale * scale; /* tgif internal scale factor */ //no more it will be overwritten by makeedit.l // currentDeviceHeight = 792.0f * tgifscale; x_offset = 0.0f; /* set to fit to tgif page */ y_offset = 89.61f; /* " */ // cannot write any header part, since we need the total number of pages // in the header if (Verbose()) errf << "% Driver options:" << endl; #if 0 for (unsigned int i = 0; i < d_argc; i++) { assert(d_argv && d_argv[i]); if (Verbose()) errf << "% " << d_argv[i] << endl; if (strcmp(d_argv[i], "-ta") == 0) { textAsAttribute = true; } } #endif } drvTGIF::~drvTGIF() { outf << "% TGIF" << endl; outf << "state(0,33," << 100 // (int) ((scale / tgifscale )* 100) << ",0,0,1,16,1,9,1,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,'Courier',0,17,0,0,1,5,0,0,1,1,0,16,1,0,1," << currentPageNumber << ",1,0,1056,1497,0,0,2880)." << endl; outf << "unit(\"1 pixel/pixel\")." << endl; outf << "generated_by(\"pstoedit\",0,\"" << version << "\")." << endl; // now we can copy the buffer the output ifstream & inbuffer = tempFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer, outf); options=0; } void drvTGIF::print_coords() { for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case lineto: case moveto:{ const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); buffer << p.x_*tgifscale + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - p.y_*tgifscale + y_offset; if (n != numberOfElementsInPath() - 1) { // it is not the last point, so add a , buffer << ','; } if ((!((n + 1) % 8)) && ((n + 1) != numberOfElementsInPath())) { buffer << "\n\t"; } } break; case closepath:{ const Point & p = pathElement(0).getPoint(0); buffer << p.x_*tgifscale + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - p.y_*tgifscale + y_offset; if (n != numberOfElementsInPath() - 1) { // it is not the last point, so add a , buffer << ','; } if ((!((n + 1) % 8)) && ((n + 1) != numberOfElementsInPath())) { buffer << "\n\t"; } } break; case curveto: default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvtgif " << endl; abort(); break; } } } void drvTGIF::close_page() { } void drvTGIF::open_page() { buffer << "page(" << currentPageNumber << ",\"\",1).\n"; } static const int Fill = 1; static const int noFill = 0; void drvTGIF::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { if (options->textAsAttribute) { // buffer << "box('magenta',150,50,250,100,0,1,1,22,0,0,0,0,0,'1',[\n" buffer << "box('" << colorstring(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB) << "'"; buffer << "," << (textinfo.x*tgifscale) + x_offset; // llx buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - (textinfo.y_end*tgifscale) + y_offset - textinfo.currentFontSize*tgifscale; // lly buffer << "," << textinfo.x_end*tgifscale + x_offset; //urx buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y*tgifscale + y_offset; //ury const int fillpat = noFill; buffer << "," << fillpat << "," << 1 // currentLineWidth() << "," << Fill << "," << objectId++ << ",0,0,0,0,0,'1',[\n" << "attr(\"href=\", \""; const char *cp = textinfo.thetext.value(); while (*cp) { if ((*cp == '"') || (*cp == '\\')) { buffer << '\\'; } buffer << *cp; cp++; } buffer << "\", 1, 1, 0,\n"; } buffer << "text('" << colorstring(textinfo.currentR, textinfo.currentG, textinfo.currentB) << "'"; buffer << "," << textinfo.x*tgifscale + x_offset; #ifdef OLDTGIF // for version 3 buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y + y_offset - textinfo.currentFontSize; // TGIF's origin of text is at the top line, pstoedit's at the bottom #else buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y*tgifscale + y_offset - textinfo.currentFontSize*tgifscale; #endif buffer << ",'" << textinfo.currentFontName.value() << "'"; const bool boldfont = (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Bold") != NIL); const bool italicfont = ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Italic") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Oblique") != NIL)); int fonttype = 0; if (boldfont) { if (italicfont) fonttype = 3; else fonttype = 1; } else { if (italicfont) fonttype = 2; else fonttype = 0; } const float fontSize = textinfo.currentFontSize * tgifscale ; buffer << "," << fonttype << "," << (int) (fontSize + 0.5) << ",1,0,0,1,70," << fontSize << "," << objectId++ << ",0,14,3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,\"\",0,"; #ifdef OLDTGIF const bool rotated = true; // wogl textinfo.currentFontAngle != 0.0; if (rotated) { buffer << "1,0,[" << endl; } else { buffer << "0,0,[" << endl; } if (rotated) { #else bool transformed = false; if (fontSize != 0.0) { const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); if (fabs(CTM[0]*tgifscale - fontSize) < (1.0e-5) && fabs(CTM[1]) < (1.0e-5) && fabs(CTM[2]) < (1.0e-5) && fabs(CTM[3]*tgifscale - fontSize) < (1.0e-5)) { // no rotation and no shear transformed = false; } else { transformed = true; } } if (transformed) { buffer << "1,0,[" << endl; } else { buffer << "0,0,[" << endl; } if (transformed) { #endif //#define TGIFDEBUG #ifdef TGIFDEBUG const float toRadians = 3.14159265359f / 180.0f; const float angleInRadians = textinfo.currentFontAngle * toRadians; const float cosphi = (float) cos(angleInRadians); const float sinphi = (float) sin(angleInRadians); // const float Sx = textinfo.currentFontSize; // const float Sy = textinfo.currentFontSize; #endif // const int len = strlen(textinfo.thetext.value()); // if we use the tx of CTM buffer << '\t'<< 0.0 ; // if we use the ty of CTM buffer << "," << 0.0 ; buffer << '\t' << textinfo.x*tgifscale + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y*tgifscale + y_offset; // the obbox stuff #ifdef OLDTGIF buffer << "," << textinfo.x + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y + y_offset; buffer << "," << textinfo.x + x_offset + len * textinfo.currentFontSize; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y + textinfo.currentFontSize + y_offset; #else // starting with tgif 3.0 pl 7. an all 0 bounding box causes tgif to recalculate it buffer << "," << 0; buffer << "," << 0; buffer << "," << 0; buffer << "," << 0; #endif const float *CTM = getCurrentFontMatrix(); #ifdef TGIFDEBUG for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) { buffer << " CTM [" << i << "] = " << CTM[i] << endl; } const float SX = pythagoras(CTM[0] , CTM[1] ); const float SY = pythagoras(CTM[2] , CTM[3] ); buffer << " SX " << SX << endl; buffer << " SY " << SY << endl; #endif // the CTM stuff buffer << "," << (CTM[0] / textinfo.currentFontSize) * 1000; buffer << "," << (-1.0 * CTM[1] / textinfo.currentFontSize) * 1000; buffer << "," << (-1.0 * CTM[2] / textinfo.currentFontSize) * 1000; buffer << "," << (CTM[3] / textinfo.currentFontSize) * 1000; #ifdef TGIFDEBUG buffer << "," << cosphi * 1000; buffer << "," << -sinphi * 1000; buffer << "," << sinphi * 1000; buffer << "," << cosphi * 1000; #endif // buffer << "," << (CTM[4] +x_offset ) * 1; // buffer << "," << (currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - CTM[5] +y_offset ) * 1; buffer << "," << 0; // no translate buffer << "," << 0; // no translate // the bbox stuff #ifdef OLDTGIF buffer << "," << textinfo.x + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y*tgifscale + y_offset; buffer << "," << textinfo.x + x_offset + len * textinfo.currentFontSize; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - textinfo.y + y_offset + textinfo.currentFontSize + y_offset; #else // starting with tgif 3.0 pl 7. an all 0 bounding box causes tgif to recalculate it buffer << "," << 0; buffer << "," << 0; buffer << "," << 0; buffer << "," << 0; #endif buffer << "],[" << endl; } buffer << "\t\""; const char *cp = textinfo.thetext.value(); while (*cp) { if ((*cp == '"') || (*cp == '\\')) { buffer << '\\'; } buffer << *cp; cp++; } if (options->textAsAttribute) { buffer << "\"]))\n]).\n"; } else { buffer << "\"]).\n"; } } void drvTGIF::show_path() { // buffer << "# Path " << currentNr() << " " << numberOfElementsInPath() << endl; const int fillpat = (currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) ? noFill : Fill; if (isPolygon()) { buffer << "polygon('" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "'," << numberOfElementsInPath() << ",[" << endl << "\t"; print_coords(); buffer << "]," << fillpat << "," << currentLineWidth()* tgifscale << "," << Fill << ",0," << objectId++ << ",0,0,0,0,0,'"; // << ",0,0,0,0,0,'1"; // bug fix /* I think the 1 at the end has to be deleted. << ",0,0,0,0,0,'"; This error resulted for polygons in lines that where too wide. This was however not visible in tgif, because (i think) tgif doesn't allow lines to be wider than 7. It became visible after printing in tgif to postscript or eps. */ buffer << (int) (currentLineWidth()* tgifscale + 0.5); buffer << "',\n \""; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfElementsInPath(); i = i + 4) { if ((i > 0) && ((i) % 256) == 0) { buffer << "\n "; } buffer << '0'; } buffer << "\",[" << endl << "])." << endl; } else { buffer << "poly('" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "'," << numberOfElementsInPath() << ",[" << endl << "\t"; print_coords(); buffer << "],0," << currentLineWidth()* tgifscale << "," << Fill << "," << objectId++ << ",0," << fillpat << ",0,0,0,3,0,0,0,'"; buffer << (int) (currentLineWidth()* tgifscale + 0.5); buffer << "','8','3',\n \""; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numberOfElementsInPath(); i = i + 4) { if ((i > 0) && ((i) % 256) == 0) { buffer << "\n "; } buffer << '0'; } buffer << "\",[" << endl << "])." << endl; } } void drvTGIF::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { buffer << "box('" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "'"; buffer << "," << llx*tgifscale + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - lly*tgifscale + y_offset; buffer << "," << urx*tgifscale + x_offset; buffer << "," << currentDeviceHeight* tgifscale - ury*tgifscale + y_offset; const int fillpat = (currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) ? noFill : Fill; buffer << "," << fillpat << "," << currentLineWidth()*tgifscale << "," << Fill << "," << objectId++ << ",0,0,0,0,0,'1',[" << endl << "])." << endl; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvTGIF > D_tgif("tgif", "Tgif .obj format", "","obj", false, // if backend supports subpathes, else 0 // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to 0 each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // if backend supports curves, else 0 true, // if backend supports elements with fill and edges true, // if backend supports text, else 0 DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvtgif.h0000644000175500010010000000325212137224257012626 00000000000000#ifndef __drvTGIF_h #define __drvTGIF_h /* drvTGIF.h : This file is part of pstoedit Interface for new driver backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvTGIF : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvTGIF); //(const char * driveroptions_P,ostream & theoutStream,ostream & theerrStream ,float theMagnification); // Constructor ~drvTGIF(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> textAsAttribute; // show text a HREF attribute DriverOptions() : textAsAttribute(true,"-ta",0,0,"text as attribute",0,false) { ADD(textAsAttribute); } } * options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; int objectId; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvtk.cpp0000644000175500010010000005103712137224254012647 00000000000000/* drvtk.cpp - Driver to output Tcl/Tk canvas - written by Christopher Jay Cox (cjcox_AT_acm.org) - 9/22/97 last updated: 8/09/00 http://www.ntlug.org/~ccox/impress/ Based on... drvsample.cpp : Backend for TK Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvtk.h" #include I_iostream //#include I_stdio #include I_string_h // for sin and cos #include #include "papersizes.h" static const char *colorstring(float r, float g, float b) { static char buffer[10]; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(buffer,10), "%s%.2x%.2x%.2x", "#", (int) (r * 255), (int) (g * 255), (int) (b * 255)); return buffer; } void drvTK::outputEscapedText(const char *str) { const char *i; for (i = str; *i; i++) { switch (*i) { case '{': case '}': case '"': case '$': case '[': case ']': case '\\': buffer << '\\'; break; default: break; } buffer << *i; } } drvTK::derivedConstructor(drvTK): constructBase, buffer(tempFile.asOutput()), objectId(1),paperinfo(0) { // const RSString & l_pagesize = getPageSize(); // set tk specific values x_offset = 0.0; /* set to fit to tk page */ y_offset = 0.0; /* " */ const RSString pagesize = getPageSize(); paperinfo = getPaperInfo(pagesize.value()); // cout << "Paper Info for " << pagesize << " is " << (void*) paperinfo << endl; if (!paperinfo) { paperinfo = getPaperInfo("Letter"); } //default canvasCreate(); } void drvTK::canvasCreate() { if (!options->noImPress) { outf << "#!/bin/sh" << endl << "# restart trick \\" << endl << "exec wish \"$0\" \"$@\"" << endl << "if {![info exists Global(CurrentCanvas)]} {" << endl << " proc originObject { name } {" << endl << " global Global" << endl << " set bb [$Global(CurrentCanvas) bbox $name]" << endl << " set x [lindex $bb 0]" << endl << " set y [lindex $bb 1]" << endl << " if {$x > 0} {" << endl << " set nx -$x" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set nx [expr abs($x)]" << endl << " }" << endl << " if {$y > 0} {" << endl << " set ny -$y" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set ny [expr abs($y)]" << endl << " }" << endl << " $Global(CurrentCanvas) move $name $nx $ny" << endl << " }" << endl << " proc scaleObject {name ratio width height} {" << endl << " global Global" << endl << " set bb [eval $Global(CurrentCanvas) bbox $name]" << endl << " if {\"$bb\" != \"\"} {" << endl << " set x [lindex $bb 2]" << endl << " set y [lindex $bb 3]" << endl << " if {$ratio == \"variable\"} {" << endl << " set scalex [expr ($width + 0.0) / $x]" << endl << " set scaley [expr ($height + 0.0) / $y]" << endl << " if {$scalex > $scaley} {" << endl << " set scale $scaley" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set scale $scalex" << endl << " }" << endl << " } elseif {$ratio != \"\"} {" << endl << " set scalex $ratio" << endl << " set scaley $ratio" << endl << " set scale $ratio" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set scalex [expr ($width + 0.0) / $x]" << endl << " set scaley [expr ($height + 0.0) / $y]" << endl << " if {$scalex > $scaley} {" << endl << " set scalex $scaley" << endl << " set scale $scaley" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set scaley $scalex" << endl << " set scale $scalex" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " $Global(CurrentCanvas) scale $name 0 0 $scalex $scaley" << endl << " foreach i [$Global(CurrentCanvas) find withtag $name] {" << endl << " set type [$Global(CurrentCanvas) type $i]" << endl << " if {\"$type\" == \"text\"} {" << endl << " if {$Global(FontScale)} {" << endl << " set fn [$Global(CurrentCanvas) itemcget $i -font]" << endl << " regexp \\" << endl << " {([-][^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-)([^-]*)(-.*)}\\" << endl << " $fn dummy d1 size d2;" << endl << " if {\"$dummy\" != \"\"} {" << endl << " set nsize [expr round($size * $scale)]" << endl << " if {$nsize < 20} {" << endl << " set nsize 20" << endl << " }" << endl << " $Global(CurrentCanvas) itemconfigure $i \\" << endl << " -font ${d1}${nsize}${d2}" << endl << " set fnn [$Global(CurrentCanvas) itemcget $i -font]" << endl << " regexp \\" << endl << " {([-][^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*-)([^-]*)(-.*)}\\" << endl << " $fnn dummy d1 nsize d2;" << endl << " if { ($scale < 1 && $nsize < $size ) || \\" << endl << " ($scale > 1 && $nsize > $size) } {" << endl << " $Global(CurrentCanvas) itemconfigure $i \\" << endl << " -width [expr [$Global(CurrentCanvas) itemcget $i \\" << endl << " -width] * $scale]" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " $Global(CurrentCanvas) itemconfigure $i \\" << endl << " -font $fn" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " catch {$Global(CurrentCanvas) itemconfigure $i \\" << endl << " -width [expr [$Global(CurrentCanvas) itemcget $i -width] \\" << endl << " * $scale]}" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " return $scale" << endl << " }" << endl << " return 1.0" << endl << " }" << endl << " proc nextPage {} {" << endl << " global Global" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) [expr $Global(CurrentPageId) + 1]" << endl << " if {![winfo exists .can.c$Global(CurrentPageId)]} {" << endl << " if {$Global(Circulate)} {" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) 1 " << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) [expr $Global(CurrentPageId) - 1]" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)" << endl << " update idletasks" << endl << " }" << endl << " proc prevPage {} {" << endl << " global Global" << endl << " " << endl << " if {$Global(CurrentPageId) > 1} {" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) [expr $Global(CurrentPageId) - 1]" << endl << " newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)" << endl << " update idletasks" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " proc newCanvas { cf name } {" << endl << " global Global" << endl << " if {[winfo exists $Global(CurrentCanvas)]} {" << endl << " pack forget $Global(CurrentCanvas)" << endl << " }" << endl << " .can.ezoom configure -textvariable Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId))" << endl << " .can.lzoom configure -command {set Global(LockScale) $Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId));newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)}" << endl << " set Global(CurrentCanvas) $cf.$name" << endl << " if {[winfo exists $Global(CurrentCanvas)]} {" << endl << " pack $Global(CurrentCanvas) -in $cf.top -side left -fill both \\" << endl << " -expand true" << endl << " update idletasks" << endl << " if {$Global(Fit) && !$Global(LockZoom)} {" << endl << " set newzoom [scaleObject all \"\" \\" << endl << " [winfo width $Global(CurrentCanvas)] \\" << endl << " [winfo height $Global(CurrentCanvas)]]" << endl << " set Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)) \\" << endl << " [expr double($newzoom) * \\" << endl << " $Global(LastScale_$Global(CurrentPageId))]" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " if {$Global(LockZoom)} {" << endl << " set Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)) \\" << endl << " $Global(LockScale)" << endl << " }" << endl << " scaleObject all \\" << endl << " [expr double($Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId))) / \\" << endl << " double($Global(LastScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)))] {} {}" << endl << " }" << endl << " set Global(LastScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)) \\" << endl << " $Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId))" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set Global(LastScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)) 100.0" << endl << " set Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)) 100.0" << endl << " if {$Global(LockZoom)} {" << endl << " set Global(ViewScale_$Global(CurrentPageId)) \\" << endl << " $Global(LockScale)" << endl << " }" << endl << " canvas $Global(CurrentCanvas) -bg $Global(SlideBG) \\" << endl << " -scrollregion \"0i 0i 50i 50i\" \\" << endl << " -xscrollcommand \"$cf.scrollx set\" \\" << endl << " -yscrollcommand \"$cf.scrolly set\"" << endl << " bind $Global(CurrentCanvas) <2> {%W scan mark %x %y}" << endl << " bind $Global(CurrentCanvas) {%W scan dragto %x %y}" << endl << " bind . {nextPage}" << endl << " bind . {prevPage}" << endl << " pack $Global(CurrentCanvas) -in $cf.top -side left -fill both \\" << endl << " -expand true" << endl << " }" << endl << " }" << endl << " set Global(ThisFile) \"Plugin\"" << endl << " catch {set Global(ThisFile) \"$argv0\"}" << endl << " set Global(FontScale) 1" << endl << " set Global(Circulate) 0" << endl << " set Global(Fit) 0" << endl << " set Global(PointsInch) [winfo fpixels . 1i]" << endl << " if {[info exists embed_args]} {" << endl << " set Global(Plugin) 1" << endl << " } else {" << endl << " set Global(Plugin) 0" << endl << " }" << endl << " frame .can" << endl << " frame .can.top" << endl << " frame .can.bottom" << endl << " frame .can.buttons" << endl << " button .can.origin -text Origin -command \\" << endl << " {originObject all;newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)}" << endl << " checkbutton .can.lzoom -text \"Lock Zoom\" -variable Global(LockZoom)" << endl << " entry .can.ezoom -width 5 -bg #FF00FF00FF00" << endl << " checkbutton .can.fit -text Fit -variable Global(Fit) -command {newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)}" << endl << " checkbutton .can.circ -text Circulate -variable Global(Circulate)" << endl << " button .can.next -text Next -command {nextPage}" << endl << " button .can.prev -text Prev -command {prevPage}" << endl << " button .can.dismiss -text Dismiss -command \"exit\"" << endl << " scrollbar .can.scrolly -bd 2 -width 15 \\" << endl << " -command {$Global(CurrentCanvas) yview}" << endl << " scrollbar .can.scrollx -orient h -bd 2 -width 15 \\" << endl << " -command {$Global(CurrentCanvas) xview}" << endl << " frame .can.corner -height 15 -width 15 -bd 2" << endl << " pack .can.scrolly -in .can.top -anchor se -side right -fill y" << endl << " pack .can.scrollx -in .can.bottom -anchor se -side left -expand true -fill x" << endl << " pack .can.corner -in .can.bottom -anchor ne -in .can.bottom \\" << endl << " -side right -fill both" << endl << " pack .can.prev .can.next .can.origin .can.ezoom .can.lzoom .can.fit .can.circ -side left \\" << endl << " -in .can.buttons" << endl << " pack .can.top -side top -in .can -expand true -fill both" << endl << " pack .can.bottom -side top -in .can -anchor sw -fill x" << endl << " pack .can.buttons -side top -in .can -anchor sw -fill x" << endl << " pack .can -fill both -expand true" << endl << " bind .can.ezoom {" << endl << " newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)" << endl << " }" << endl << "}" << endl << "if {[info exists Global(EmbedPage)]} {" << endl << " if {!$Global(EmbedPage)} {" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) 0" << endl << " set Global(CurrentCanvas) \"\"" << endl << " } elseif {[info exists Global(CurrentPageId)]} {" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) [expr $Global(CurrentPageId) - 1]" << endl << " }" << endl << "} else {" << endl << " set Global(CurrentPageId) 0" << endl << " set Global(CurrentCanvas) \"\"" << endl << "}" << endl << "set Global(LoadPageId) [expr $Global(CurrentPageId) + 1]" << endl << "set Global(DocPointsInch) 72.0" << endl << "set Global(SlideBG) #FF00FF00FF00" << endl << "set Global(Circulate) 1" << endl << "set Global(SlideScale) 0" << endl; } } drvTK::~drvTK() { // now we can copy the buffer the output if (!options->noImPress) { buffer << "set Global(CurrentPageId) $Global(LoadPageId)" << endl << "newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)" << endl; } ifstream & inbuffer = tempFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer, outf); options=0; paperinfo=0; } void drvTK::print_coords() { float pc_x; float pc_y; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const Point & p = pathElement(n).getPoint(0); pc_x = (p.x_ + x_offset) ; pc_y = (currentDeviceHeight - p.y_ + y_offset) ; buffer << pc_x; buffer << ' ' << pc_y; if (n != numberOfElementsInPath() - 1) { // it is not the last point buffer << ' '; } if ((!((n + 1) % 8)) && ((n + 1) != numberOfElementsInPath())) { buffer << "\\" << endl; } } } void drvTK::close_page() { if (!options->noImPress) { buffer << "scaleObject all [expr $Global(PointsInch)/$Global(DocPointsInch) * 1.0] {} {}" << endl; } } void drvTK::open_page() { if (!options->noImPress) { buffer << " set Global(CurrentPageId) [expr $Global(CurrentPageId) + 1]" << endl; const char * const unit = paperinfo->preferredunit == p_mm ? "c" : "i"; const double unitfactor = paperinfo->preferredunit == p_mm ? 0.1f : 1.0f; // need to write in cm not in mm const double pwidth = paperinfo->preferredunit == p_mm ? paperinfo->mmw*unitfactor : paperinfo->inw; const double pheight = paperinfo->preferredunit == p_mm ? paperinfo->mmh*unitfactor : paperinfo->inh; if (options->swapHW) { buffer << " set Global(PageHeight) " << pwidth << unit << endl << " set Global(PageWidth) " << pheight << unit << endl ; } else { buffer << " set Global(PageHeight) " << pheight << unit << endl << " set Global(PageWidth) " << pwidth << unit << endl ; } buffer << " set Global(Landscape) 0" << endl << " newCanvas .can c$Global(CurrentPageId)" << endl; } } void drvTK::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { int condensedfont = (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Condensed") != NIL); int narrowfont = (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Narrow") != NIL); int boldfont = (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Bold") != NIL); int italicfont = ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Italic") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Oblique") != NIL)); char* tempfontname = cppstrdup(textinfo.currentFontName.value()) ; // char tempfontname[1024]; char fonttype = 'r'; char *i; int actualFontSize; i = strchr(tempfontname, '-'); if (i != NIL) { *i = '\0'; } if (italicfont) fonttype = 'i'; actualFontSize = int ((textinfo.currentFontSize / .95) * 10); buffer << "set i [$Global(CurrentCanvas) create text " << textinfo.x + x_offset << " " << (currentDeviceHeight - textinfo.y + y_offset + actualFontSize / 7.2); buffer << " -text \""; outputEscapedText(textinfo.thetext.value()); buffer << endl << "\""; buffer << " -font {-*-" << tempfontname << "-"; if (boldfont) buffer << "bold"; else buffer << "medium"; buffer << "-" << fonttype; if (narrowfont) buffer << "-narrow--*-"; else if (condensedfont) buffer << "-condensed--*-"; else buffer << "-*--*-"; buffer << actualFontSize << "-72-72-*-*-*-*" << "}" << " -anchor sw" << " -fill " << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << " -tags \"" << options->tagNames << "\" ]" << endl; if (strcmp(options->tagNames.value.value(), "") && !(options->noImPress)) { buffer << "set Group($Global(CurrentCanvas),$i) \"" << options->tagNames << "\"" << endl; } delete [] tempfontname; } static const int Fill = 1; static const int noFill = 0; void drvTK::show_path() { const int fillpat = (currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) ? noFill : Fill; if (isPolygon()) { buffer << "set i [$Global(CurrentCanvas) create polygon "; print_coords(); if (fillpat == 1) { buffer << " -fill \"" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\""; } else { buffer << " -fill \"\""; } buffer << " -outline \"" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\"" << " -width " << (currentLineWidth()? currentLineWidth() : 1) << "p" << " -tags \"" << options->tagNames << "\" ]" << endl; } else { if (fillpat == 1) { buffer << "set i [$Global(CurrentCanvas) create polygon "; print_coords(); buffer << " -fill \"" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\""; buffer << " -outline \"" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\"" << " -width " << (currentLineWidth()? currentLineWidth() : 1) << "p" << " -tags \"" << options->tagNames << "\" ]" << endl; } else { buffer << "set i [$Global(CurrentCanvas) create line "; print_coords(); buffer << " -fill \"" << colorstring(currentR(), currentG(), currentB()) << "\"" << " -width " << (currentLineWidth()? currentLineWidth() : 1) << "p" << " -tags \"" << options->tagNames << "\" ]" << endl; } } if (strcmp(options->tagNames.value.value(), "") && !(options->noImPress)) { buffer << "set Group($Global(CurrentCanvas),$i) \"" << options->tagNames << "\"" << endl; } } static DriverDescriptionT < drvTK > D_tk("tk", "tk and/or tk applet source code", "","tk", false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend supports curves false, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // backend support multiple pages false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvtk.h0000644000175500010010000000366412137224257012322 00000000000000#ifndef __drvTK_h #define __drvTK_h /* drvtk.h - Header file for driver to output Tcl/Tk canvas - written by Christopher Jay Cox (cjcox@acm.org) - 9/22/97 updated on 7/17/00 http://www.ntlug.org/~ccox/impress/ Based on... drvsample.h Interface for new driver backends Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvTK : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvTK); ~drvTK(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> swapHW; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> noImPress; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> tagNames; DriverOptions() : swapHW(true,"-R",0,0,"swap HW",0,false), noImPress(true,"-I",0,0,"no impress",0,false), tagNames(true,"-n","string",0,"tagnames",0,"") { ADD(swapHW); ADD(noImPress); ADD(tagNames); }; } * options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); private: void print_coords(); TempFile tempFile; ofstream &buffer; int objectId; const struct PaperInfo * paperinfo; void canvasCreate(); void outputEscapedText(const char* string); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvvtk.cpp0000644000175500010010000001240412137224254013030 00000000000000/* drvVTK.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for VTK files, e.g. for ParaView - http://www.paraview.org/ Copyright (C) 2008 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvvtk.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib drvVTK::derivedConstructor(drvVTK): constructBase, pointsCount(0), lineCount(0), linepoints(0), pointStream(pointFile.asOutput()), polyStream(polyFile.asOutput() ) , colorStream(colorFile.asOutput() ) { // driver specific initializations // and writing of header to output file outf << "# vtk DataFile Version 2.0" << endl; outf << "created by pstoedit " << endl; outf << "ASCII" << endl; outf << "DATASET POLYDATA" << endl; } drvVTK::~drvVTK() { // now we can copy the points the output outf << "POINTS " << pointsCount << " float" << endl; ifstream & inbuffer_p = pointFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer_p, outf); outf << "LINES " << lineCount << " " << linepoints + lineCount << endl; // now we can copy the polylines the output ifstream & inbuffer_l = polyFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer_l, outf); outf << endl; outf << "CELL_DATA " << lineCount << endl; outf << "COLOR_SCALARS colors " << 4 << endl; // to see the correct colors, uncheck the "map scalars" in the Display tab of ParaView // now we can copy the polylines the output ifstream & inbuffer_c = colorFile.asInput(); copy_file(inbuffer_c, outf); options=0; } int drvVTK::add_point(const Point & p) { pointStream << p.x_ + x_offset << " " << p.y_ + y_offset << " " << 0.0f << endl; pointsCount++; return pointsCount; } int drvVTK::add_line(int s, int e, float r, float g, float b) { polyStream << "2 " << s-1 << " " << e-1 << endl; colorStream << r << " " << g << " " << b << " 0.5" << endl; lineCount++; return lineCount; } // Version with multi-segment lines void drvVTK::print_coords() { int bp = 0; colorStream << fillR() << " " << fillG() << " " << fillB() << " 0.5" << endl; polyStream << numberOfElementsInPath() << " " ; linepoints += numberOfElementsInPath(); lineCount++; for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numberOfElementsInPath(); n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); const int m = add_point(p); polyStream << m-1 << " "; bp = m; } break; case lineto:{ const Point & p = elem.getPoint(0); const int l = add_point(p); polyStream << l-1 << " "; } break; case closepath: polyStream << bp-1 << " "; break; case curveto:{ errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvVTK - curveto " << endl; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvVTK : default" << endl; abort(); break; } } polyStream << endl; } void drvVTK::open_page() { // outf << "# Opening page: " << currentPageNumber << endl; } void drvVTK::close_page() { // outf << "# Closing page: " << (currentPageNumber) << endl; } void drvVTK::show_text(const TextInfo & /* textinfo*/ ) { errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvVTK - show_text " << endl; // should not happen - text is not supported } void drvVTK::show_path() { print_coords(); } void drvVTK::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { // just do show_path for a first guess show_path(); } void drvVTK::show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo) { errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvVTK - show_image " << endl; } static DriverDescriptionT < drvVTK > D_VTK("vtk", "VTK driver: if you don't want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again", "this is a long description for the VTKe driver","vtk", false, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend supports curves false, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges false, // backend supports text DriverDescription::noimage, // support for PNG file images DriverDescription::normalopen, true, // if format supports multiple pages in one file false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvvtk.h0000644000175500010010000000355412137224257012506 00000000000000#ifndef __drvVTK_h #define __drvVTK_h /* drvVTK.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for a VTK output driver with no additional attributes and methods (minimal interface) Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class drvVTK : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvVTK); ~drvVTK(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor >VTKeoption; DriverOptions(): VTKeoption(true,"-VTKeoption","integer",0,"just an example",0,99) { ADD(VTKeoption); } }*options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); public: virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: void print_coords(); int add_point(const Point & p); int add_line(int s, int e, float r, float g, float b); int pointsCount; int lineCount; int linepoints; TempFile pointFile; ofstream &pointStream; TempFile polyFile; ofstream &polyStream; TempFile colorFile; ofstream &colorStream; }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/drvwmf.cpp0000644000175500010010000012661012137224254013022 00000000000000/* drvwmf.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit Backend for Windows Meta File (WMF/EMF) Copyright (C) 1996,1997 Jens Weber, rz47b7_AT_PostAG.DE Copyright (C) 1998 Thorsten Behrens and Bjoern Petersen Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz Copyright (C) 2000 Thorsten Behrens This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvwmf.h" #include I_string_h #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include #ifndef M_PI #define M_PI 3.14159265358979323846 #endif #if defined(_BIG_ENDIAN) WORD LittleEndian_Word(WORD w) { union { WORD data; BYTE b[2]; } u1, u2; u1.data = w; u2.b[0] = u1.b[1]; u2.b[1] = u1.b[0]; return u2.data; } DWORD32 LittleEndian_Dword32(DWORD32 dw) { union { DWORD32 data; BYTE b[4]; } u1, u2; u1.data = dw; u2.b[0] = u1.b[3]; u2.b[1] = u1.b[2]; u2.b[2] = u1.b[1]; u2.b[3] = u1.b[0]; return u2.data; } #else WORD LittleEndian_Word(WORD w) { return w; } DWORD32 LittleEndian_Dword32(DWORD32 dw) { return dw; } #endif /* defined(_BIG_ENDIAN) */ // // recognized options for WMF/EMF driver: // ====================================== // // m : maps all fonts in the document to Arial (should be available on every Windows installation) // n : emulate narrow fonts by shrinking fonts horizontally (sometimes does not look that good, but // it's the only chance, when requested font weight is not available. And this is quite common // for off-the-shelf Windows installations) // b : DON'T draw two white border pixel (upper left and lower right corner). They are normally // drawn to keep content always within bounding box (is sometimes clipped otherwise, i.e. Windows // doesn't respect pen thickness or rotated text extents). // This could be done more smarter for EMF, have to figure out... // l : prune lineends from text output (lineends are mapped to '#' in isolatin1) // // NOTE: old option 'e' (to generate enhanced metafile) removed, use driver emf instead! // old option 'p' (to generate palette) removed, wasn't documented and therefore not used, // and seems pretty unnecessary nowadays... // // NOTE: there's now experimental image support for WMF. Current deficiencies: as the WMF/EMF format // cannot account for transparencies, the whole bounding box of an image is white. this // might cause trouble if the image is rotated/sheared, because that enlarges the bounding // beyond the actual image. // // windows structure for standard metafile // placeable header (aka Aldus Metafile) const DWORD32 PLACEABLEKEY = 0x9AC6CDD7L; const short PLACEABLESIZE = 22; // see also http://premium.microsoft.com/msdn/library/techart/html/emfdcode.htm // regarding alignment (Wo Gl) #pragma pack(2) struct PLACEABLEHEADER { DWORD32 key; WORD hmf; WORD left; WORD top; WORD right; WORD bottom; WORD inch; DWORD32 reserved; WORD checksum; }; #pragma pack() static const char description[] = "generated by WMF/EMF backend of pstoedit\0input\0\0"; //lint !e840 //usage of nul char in string inline float drvWMF::scale() const { const float scalef = 20.0f; if (options->OpenOfficeMode) return 1.0f; else return scalef; } inline long drvWMF::transx(float x) const { if (options->OpenOfficeMode) return l_transX(x); else return (long)(scale() * (x)); } inline long drvWMF::transy(float y) const { if (options->OpenOfficeMode) return l_transY(y); else return (long)(scale() * (currentDeviceHeight - y)); } void drvWMF::initMetaDC(HDC hdc){ #ifdef OLDCODE // temporary - testing // set bounding box // SetWindowOrgEx(hdc, minX, minY, NIL); SetWindowOrgEx(hdc, minX, maxY, NIL); // SetViewportOrgEx(hdc, 0, 0, NIL); SetWindowExtEx(hdc, maxX - minX, maxY - minY, NIL); SetViewportExtEx(hdc, maxX - minX, maxY - minY, NIL); // SetViewportExtEx(hdc, // (long)((float)(maxX - minX) * (float)GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC,HORZRES) / // (float)GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC,HORZSIZE) + .5), // (long)((float)(maxY - minY) * (float)GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC,VERTRES) / // (float)GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC,VERTSIZE) + .5), NIL); #else // set reasonable mapping mode (don't want distortion) //SetMapMode(hdc, MM_ISOTROPIC); SetMapMode(hdc, MM_ANISOTROPIC); if (!options->OpenOfficeMode) { if (1){ const int result = SetMapMode(hdc, MM_ANISOTROPIC); assert(result != 0); } SIZE oldWinExt; { const BOOL result = SetWindowExtEx(hdc, 1440, 1440, &oldWinExt); // const BOOL result = SetWindowExtEx(pd->hdcEMF,144,144,&oldWinExt); assert(result != 0); } SIZE oldViewPortExt; { const int result = SetViewportExtEx(hdc, GetDeviceCaps(metaDC, LOGPIXELSX), GetDeviceCaps(metaDC, LOGPIXELSY), &oldViewPortExt); assert(result != 0); } } #endif } drvWMF::derivedConstructor(drvWMF): constructBase, oldColoredPen(NIL), oldColoredBrush(NIL), enhanced(false), outFile(0L) { // do some consistency checking if (! ( (sizeof(PLACEABLEHEADER) == PLACEABLESIZE) || (sizeof(PLACEABLEHEADER) == (PLACEABLESIZE+2)) ) ) { errf << "WARNING: structure size mismatch. Please contact author. Expecting :" << PLACEABLESIZE << " found " << sizeof(PLACEABLEHEADER) << endl; errf << "sizeof(WORD) = " << sizeof(WORD) << endl; // MSVC: 2 errf << "sizeof(DWORD32) = " << sizeof(DWORD32) << endl; // MSVC: 4 errf << "sizeof(RECT) = " << sizeof(RECT) << endl; // MSVC: 16 errf << "sizeof(HANDLE) = " << sizeof(HANDLE) << endl; // MSVC: 4 ctorOK = false; return; // now the write below writes PLACEABLESIZE and no longer sizeof(PLACEABLEHEADER) // this should be independent then of the packing // the 2 bytes saved are those at the end of the struct } // desktopDC = GetDC(GetDesktopWindow()); if (options->OpenOfficeMode) { desktopDC = GetDC(GetDesktopWindow()); } else { desktopDC = NIL; } // which output format? if (strcmp(Pdriverdesc->symbolicname, "emf") == 0) { enhanced = true; } if (enhanced) { #if 1 const BBox & psBBox = getCurrentBBox(); minX = transx(psBBox.ll.x_); minY = transy(psBBox.ur.y_); maxX = transx(psBBox.ur.x_); maxY = transy(psBBox.ll.y_); // const RECT bbox = { minX, minY, maxX, maxY }; if (Verbose()) errf << "calculated Bounding Box: " << minX << " " << minY << " " << maxX << " " << maxY << endl; // cout << "PostScript Bounding Box: " << psBBox.ll.x_ << " " << psBBox.ll.y_ << " " << psBBox.ur.x_ << " " << psBBox.ur.y_ << endl; #endif // // enhanced-Metafile (memory based) for W95/98 or NT // if -nb is set, then narrowbox = false , -nb means no bounding box if (options->winbb) { if (Verbose()) errf << " Windows will calculate BB " << endl; metaDC = CreateEnhMetaFile(desktopDC, NIL, NIL, NIL); } else { // under non Windows systems we cannot use PlayEnhMetafile if (Verbose()) errf << " not creating with bounding box " << endl; // metaDC = CreateEnhMetaFile(desktopDC, outFileName.value(), &bbox , description); metaDC = CreateEnhMetaFile(desktopDC, outFileName.value(), NIL, description); } if (!metaDC) { errf << "ERROR: could not create enhanced metafile" << endl; ctorOK = false; return; } initMetaDC(metaDC); } else { // take temp file for standard WMF, to prepend placeable header tempName = full_qualified_tempnam("wmftemp"); // standard metafile for Win16 metaDC = CreateMetaFile(tempName.value()); if (!metaDC) { errf << "ERROR: could not open temporary metafile: " << tempName << endl; ctorOK = false; return; } if ((outFile = fopen(outFileName.value(), "wb")) == 0L) { errf << "ERROR: cannot open final metafile " << outFileName << endl; ctorOK = false; return; } } y_offset = 0; x_offset = 0; // in maxY and maxX are the highest values of the drawing maxY = 0; maxX = 0; maxStatus = 0; // 0, until first value set in maxY and maxX // in minX und minY are the lowest values of the drawing minX = 0; minY = 0; minStatus = 0; // 0, until first value set in minX and minY // setup pen for drawing functions const POINT PenWidth = { 0, 0 }; penData.lopnStyle = PS_SOLID; // solid pen penData.lopnWidth = PenWidth; // width of pen penData.lopnColor = RGB(0, 0, 0); // color of pen: black coloredPen = 0L; // setup brush for drawing functions brushData.lbStyle = BS_SOLID; // solid brush brushData.lbColor = RGB(0, 0, 0); // color of brush (black) brushData.lbHatch = 0L; // no pattern coloredBrush = 0L; // set default font if (options->mapToArial) { const char *const defaultfontname = "Arial"; setCurrentFontName(defaultfontname, false /* is standard font */ ); } else { const char *const defaultfontname = "System"; setCurrentFontName(defaultfontname, false /* is standard font */ ); } myFont = 0L; oldFont = 0L; // set reasonable text drawing mode SetBkMode(metaDC, TRANSPARENT); // set Postscript-like text alignment SetTextAlign(metaDC, TA_BASELINE); } static void writeErrorCause(const char * mess) { #ifdef _WIN32 DWORD ec = GetLastError(); LPVOID lpMsgBuf; (void)FormatMessage( FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER | FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM, NULL, ec, MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT), (LPTSTR) &lpMsgBuf, 0, NULL ); cerr << "Error Code for " << mess << " ec: " << ec << " " << (char*) lpMsgBuf << endl; LocalFree( lpMsgBuf ); #endif } drvWMF::~drvWMF() { const BBox & psBBox = getCurrentBBox(); minX = transx(psBBox.ll.x_); minY = transy(psBBox.ur.y_); maxX = transx(psBBox.ur.x_); maxY = transy(psBBox.ll.y_); if (Verbose()) errf << "original PostScript Bounding Box : " << psBBox.ll.x_ << " " << psBBox.ll.y_ << " " << psBBox.ur.x_ << " " << psBBox.ur.y_ << endl; if (Verbose()) errf << "transformed PostScript Bounding Box: " << minX << " " << minY << " " << maxX << " " << maxY << endl; // is the output within signed integer boundaries? if (minX < -20000 || minX > 20000 || minY < -20000 || minY > 20000 || maxX < -20000 || maxX > 20000 || maxY < -20000 || maxY > 20000) { // issue warning, coordinate overflow possible ! errf << "Possible coordinate overflow, reduce scale! " << endl; errf << " Origin: " << minX << " , " << minY << endl; errf << " Size: " << maxX - minX << " , " << maxY - minY << endl; } // set dummy pixel, if not EMF // if( !enhanced && drawBoundingBox ) if (options->drawBoundingBox) { // standard metafile does not care much about user space. // so we have to draw two white dummy points at the pic's boundaries if (Verbose()) { // in verbose mode use a non with pixel SetPixel(metaDC, minX, minY, RGB(0, 120, 0)); SetPixel(metaDC, maxX, maxY, RGB(0, 120, 120)); } else { SetPixel(metaDC, minX, minY, RGB(255, 255, 255)); SetPixel(metaDC, maxX, maxY, RGB(255, 255, 255)); } } // free any allocated objects if (coloredPen) { SelectObject(metaDC, oldColoredPen); DeleteObject(coloredPen); } if (coloredBrush) { SelectObject(metaDC, oldColoredBrush); DeleteObject(coloredBrush); } if (myFont) { SelectObject(metaDC, oldFont); DeleteObject(myFont); myFont = 0L; } // close and destroy metafile if (enhanced) { // close memory-based metafile (we're done drawing) HENHMETAFILE hMeta = CloseEnhMetaFile(metaDC); #if 0 // query bounding informations ENHMETAHEADER enhHeader; GetEnhMetaFileHeader(hMeta, sizeof(ENHMETAHEADER), &enhHeader); // // under construction. should somehow be possible to abandon dummy pixel drawing for // EMF, by setting bounding box and friends appropriately // errf << "bbox: " << minX << " " << minY << " " << maxX << " " << maxY << endl; const RECT dimension = { 0, 0, enhHeader.rclFrame.right - enhHeader.rclFrame.left, enhHeader.rclFrame.bottom - enhHeader.rclFrame.top }; const RECT dimension = { 0, 0, (long) (((float) (maxX - minX) * (float) GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC, HORZRES) / (float) GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC, HORZSIZE)) * 10.0 + .5), (long) (((float) (maxY - minY) * (float) GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC, VERTRES) / (float) GetDeviceCaps(desktopDC, VERTSIZE)) * 10.0 + .5) }; #endif // create our final metafile (metaDC is reused) // need to have two metafiles, because we know the output dimension just now if (options->winbb) { // const RECT bbox = { minX, minY, maxX, maxY }; if (Verbose()) cout << "creating final metafile" << endl; // cout << "creating with bounding box 2: " << minX << "," << minY<< "," << maxX<< "," << maxY << endl; // don't need a BB here - Windows will calculate it by itself (that is the whole purpose of the later replay) metaDC = CreateEnhMetaFile(desktopDC, outFileName.value(), NIL, description); initMetaDC(metaDC); } if (metaDC) { if (options->winbb) { const RECT bbox = { minX, minY, maxX, maxY }; // const RECT bbox = {minX, minY, maxX-minX, maxY-minY}; // const RECT bbox = {minX, maxY, maxX-minX, maxY-minY}; // const RECT bbox = {minX, maxY, maxX+2*minX, -minY-maxY}; // replay recorded metafile (hMeta -> metaDC) if (Verbose()) errf << "Info: replaying hMeta to metaDC with bounding box : " << minX << "," << minY<< "," << maxX<< "," << maxY << endl; if (!PlayEnhMetaFile(metaDC, hMeta, &bbox)) { writeErrorCause("PlayEnhMetaFile"); errf << "ERROR: cannot replay created metafile" << endl; } else { if (Verbose()) errf << "Info: replayed metafile" << endl; } } // close and commit metafile (void)DeleteEnhMetaFile(CloseEnhMetaFile(metaDC)); } else { errf << "ERROR: could not open metafile for replay: " << outFileName << endl; } (void)DeleteEnhMetaFile(hMeta); } else { (void)DeleteMetaFile(CloseMetaFile(metaDC)); // add placeable header to standard metafile PLACEABLEHEADER pHd; FILE *inFile; WORD checksum; if ((inFile = fopen(tempName.value(), "rb")) != 0L) { if (outFile != 0L) { // setup header pHd.key = LittleEndian_Dword32(PLACEABLEKEY); pHd.hmf = LittleEndian_Word(0); pHd.left = LittleEndian_Word((WORD) minX); pHd.top = LittleEndian_Word((WORD) minY); pHd.right = LittleEndian_Word((WORD) maxX); pHd.bottom = LittleEndian_Word((WORD) maxY); pHd.inch = LittleEndian_Word(12); pHd.reserved = LittleEndian_Dword32(0); // calculate checksum checksum = 0; WORD *checksumField = (WORD *) & pHd; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 10; i++) checksum ^= checksumField[i]; pHd.checksum = LittleEndian_Word(checksum); // write header if (fwrite(&pHd, PLACEABLESIZE , 1, outFile) != 1) { errf << "Can't write final metafile" << endl; } // append metafile data do { const int BUFSIZE = 1024; char buf[BUFSIZE]; size_t read = fread(buf, 1, BUFSIZE, inFile); if (read > 0) { if (fwrite(buf, 1, read, outFile) != read) { errf << "Can't write final metafile" << endl; } } } while (!feof(inFile)); fclose(outFile); } fclose(inFile); } (void)remove(tempName.value()); // cout << "tmp name " << tempName.value() << endl; } // delete desktop DC (might need it above) ReleaseDC(GetDesktopWindow(), desktopDC); desktopDC=0; options=0; metaDC=0; } // the attributes for pens and brushes are set here. // new Pen/Brush is selected into the DC void drvWMF::setDrawAttr() { // specify in RGB values penData.lopnColor = RGB((BYTE) (edgeR() * 255 + .5), (BYTE) (edgeG() * 255 + .5), (BYTE) (edgeB() * 255 + .5)); brushData.lbColor = RGB((BYTE) (fillR() * 255 + .5), (BYTE) (fillG() * 255 + .5), (BYTE) (fillB() * 255 + .5)); switch (currentLineType()) { case dashed: penData.lopnStyle = PS_DASH; break; case dotted: penData.lopnStyle = PS_DOT; break; case dashdot: penData.lopnStyle = PS_DASHDOT; break; case dashdotdot: penData.lopnStyle = PS_DASHDOTDOT; break; case solid: penData.lopnStyle = PS_SOLID; break; } const POINT PenWidth = { (int) (currentLineWidth() + .5), 0 }; // rounded int penData.lopnWidth = PenWidth; if (coloredPen) { SelectObject(metaDC, oldColoredPen); DeleteObject(coloredPen); coloredPen = 0L; } coloredPen = CreatePenIndirect(&penData); if (!coloredPen) { errf << "ERROR: setDrawAttr: could not create pen !" << endl; } else { oldColoredPen = (HPEN) SelectObject(metaDC, coloredPen); } if (coloredBrush) { SelectObject(metaDC, oldColoredBrush); DeleteObject(coloredBrush); coloredBrush = 0L; } coloredBrush = CreateBrushIndirect(&brushData); if (!coloredBrush) { errf << "ERROR: setDrawAttr: could not create brush !" << endl; } else { oldColoredBrush = (HBRUSH) SelectObject(metaDC, coloredBrush); } } int drvWMF::fetchFont(const TextInfo & textinfo, short int textHeight, short int textAngle) { LOGFONT theFontRec; theFontRec.lfHeight = -textHeight ; theFontRec.lfWidth = 0; // optimal fit theFontRec.lfEscapement = textAngle; theFontRec.lfOrientation = textAngle; theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_DONTCARE; // default: don't care if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Regular")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_NORMAL; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Medium")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_NORMAL; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Normal")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_NORMAL; if (options->emulateNarrowFonts) { if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Thin") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Thin") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Thin")) { theFontRec.lfWidth = textHeight / 3; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Extralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Extralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Extralight")) { theFontRec.lfWidth = textHeight / 4; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Ultralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Ultralight") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Ultralight")) { theFontRec.lfWidth = textHeight / 4; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Light") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Condensed") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Condensed") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Condensed")) { theFontRec.lfWidth = textHeight / 3; // narrow font emulation (trial and error value for Arial font) } } if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Semibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Semibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Semibold")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Demibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Demibold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Demibold")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Bold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Bold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Bold")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Extrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Extrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Extrabold")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Ultrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Ultrabold") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Ultrabold")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Heavy") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Heavy") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Heavy")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; // other values don't work if (strstr(textinfo.currentFontWeight.value(), "Black") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Black") || strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Black")) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_BOLD; // other values don't work if ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Italic") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontName.value(), "Oblique") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Italic") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Oblique") != NIL)) { theFontRec.lfItalic = TRUE; } else { theFontRec.lfItalic = 0; } theFontRec.lfUnderline = 0; theFontRec.lfStrikeOut = 0; theFontRec.lfOutPrecision = OUT_DEFAULT_PRECIS; theFontRec.lfClipPrecision = CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS; theFontRec.lfQuality = PROOF_QUALITY; theFontRec.lfPitchAndFamily = VARIABLE_PITCH | FF_DONTCARE; // let every font be possible if ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "Symbol") != NIL) || (strstr(textinfo.currentFontFullName.value(), "symbol") != NIL)) { theFontRec.lfCharSet = SYMBOL_CHARSET; strcpy_s(theFontRec.lfFaceName, LF_FACESIZE, "symbol"); } else if ((strstr(textinfo.currentFontFamilyName.value(), "Computer Modern") != NIL) ) { // special handling for TeX Fonts - fix supplied by James F. O'Brien (job at cs.berkeley.edu) theFontRec.lfWeight = FW_NORMAL; theFontRec.lfItalic = 0; theFontRec.lfUnderline = 0; theFontRec.lfCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET; strcpy_s(theFontRec.lfFaceName,LF_FACESIZE, textinfo.currentFontName.value()); } else { theFontRec.lfCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET; if (options->mapToArial) strcpy_s(theFontRec.lfFaceName,LF_FACESIZE, "Arial"); else /* formerly we used currentFontFamilyName but FontName seems to be better */ strcpy_s(theFontRec.lfFaceName,LF_FACESIZE, textinfo.currentFontName.value()); } if (myFont) { SelectObject(metaDC, oldFont); DeleteObject(myFont); myFont = 0L; } myFont = CreateFontIndirect(&theFontRec); if (!myFont) { errf << "ERROR: fetchFont: could not create font !" << endl; } else { oldFont = (HFONT) SelectObject(metaDC, myFont); } return 0; } // fill point array and draw void drvWMF::drawPoly(POINT * aptlPoints, int *aptlNumPts, polyType type) { POINT lastStart = { 0, 0 }; bool lastWasMoveTo = false; bool lastWasClosePath = false; unsigned int numOfPolies = 0; unsigned int numOfPts = 0; unsigned int p = 0; const unsigned int numOfElements = numberOfElementsInPath(); for (unsigned int n = 0; n < numOfElements && p < 2 * numberOfElementsInPath() && numOfPolies < 2 * numOfElements; n++) { const basedrawingelement & elem = pathElement(n); if (elem.getType() != closepath) { aptlPoints[p].x = transx(elem.getPoint(0).x_); aptlPoints[p].y = transy(elem.getPoint(0).y_); } else { aptlPoints[p].x = transx(0); aptlPoints[p].y = transy(0); } if (elem.getType() == moveto || elem.getType() == lineto || elem.getType() == curveto) { const long lineWidth = (int) (currentLineWidth() + .5); // rounded int // set drawing sizes if (minStatus) { if (aptlPoints[p].x - lineWidth < minX) minX = aptlPoints[p].x - lineWidth; if (aptlPoints[p].y - lineWidth < minY) minY = aptlPoints[p].y - lineWidth; } else { minX = aptlPoints[p].x - lineWidth; minY = aptlPoints[p].y - lineWidth; minStatus = 1; } if (maxStatus) { if (aptlPoints[p].x + lineWidth > maxX) maxX = aptlPoints[p].x + lineWidth; if (aptlPoints[p].y + lineWidth > maxY) maxY = aptlPoints[p].y + lineWidth; } else { maxX = aptlPoints[p].x + lineWidth; maxY = aptlPoints[p].y + lineWidth; maxStatus = 1; } } switch (elem.getType()) { case moveto: if (type == TYPE_LINES) { if (!MoveToEx(metaDC, aptlPoints[p].x, aptlPoints[p].y, NIL)) { errf << "ERROR: MoveTo: " << aptlPoints[p].x << "," << aptlPoints[p].y << endl; } } else { // ignore every path that is no area! if (numOfPts > 2) { // if path not closed -> do it manually! if (lastWasClosePath == FALSE) { if (p >= 2 * numberOfElementsInPath()) { errf << "ERROR: MoveTo: Out of array mem!" << endl; } // move this point one ahead aptlPoints[p + 1] = aptlPoints[p]; // insert line to startpoint aptlPoints[p] = lastStart; p++; numOfPts++; } // store number of points for old subpath aptlNumPts[numOfPolies] = numOfPts; // one polygon more (for PolyPolygon) numOfPolies++; } else if (numOfPts == 2) { // we have a line here, so draw it! if (!MoveToEx(metaDC, aptlPoints[p - 2].x, aptlPoints[p - 2].y, NIL)) { errf << "ERROR: MoveTo: " << aptlPoints[p - 2]. x << "," << aptlPoints[p - 2].y << endl; } if (!LineTo(metaDC, aptlPoints[p - 1].x, aptlPoints[p - 1].y)) { errf << "ERROR: LineTo: " << aptlPoints[p - 1]. x << "," << aptlPoints[p - 1].y << endl; } } // all lower numbers do not represent a line/polygon. Ignore them // start this subpath newly numOfPts = 0; // set flag to remove lone moveto's lastWasMoveTo = true; // clear flag to connect filled segments lastWasClosePath = true; } // save last starting position in case we've to close path lastStart = aptlPoints[p]; break; case curveto: case lineto: if (type == TYPE_LINES) { if (!LineTo(metaDC, aptlPoints[p].x, aptlPoints[p].y)) { errf << "ERROR: LineTo: " << aptlPoints[p].x << "," << aptlPoints[p].y << endl; } } else { // clear flag to remove lone moveto's lastWasMoveTo = false; // clear flag to connect filled segments lastWasClosePath = false; // do nothing, point is already in array } break; case closepath: if (type == TYPE_LINES) { // close the thingy if (!LineTo(metaDC, lastStart.x, lastStart.y)) { errf << "ERROR: LineTo: " << lastStart.x << "," << lastStart.y << endl; } } else { // clear flag to remove lone moveto's lastWasMoveTo = false; // set flag to connect filled segments lastWasClosePath = true; // insert line to startpoint // (overwrite current point - closepath did not inserted points) aptlPoints[p] = lastStart; } break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvwmf (line " << __LINE__ << ")" << endl; abort(); break; } // next free point p++; // next point in subpath numOfPts++; } if (type != TYPE_LINES) { // remove last moveTo, as it's lonely if (lastWasMoveTo != FALSE) numOfPts--; // ignore every path that is no area! if (numOfPts > 2) { // if path not closed -> do it manually! if (lastWasClosePath == FALSE) { if (p >= 2 * numberOfElementsInPath()) { errf << "ERROR: MoveTo: Out of array mem!" << endl; } // move this point one ahead aptlPoints[p + 1] = aptlPoints[p]; // insert line to startpoint aptlPoints[p] = lastStart; p++; numOfPts++; } // store number of points for old subpath aptlNumPts[numOfPolies] = numOfPts; // one polygon more (for PolyPolygon), as either we closed it above, // or closepath did it and started no new numOfPolies++; } else if (numOfPts == 2) { // we have a line here, so draw it! if (!MoveToEx(metaDC, aptlPoints[p - 2].x, aptlPoints[p - 2].y, NIL)) { errf << "ERROR: MoveTo: " << aptlPoints[p - 2].x << "," << aptlPoints[p - 2].y << endl; } if (!LineTo(metaDC, aptlPoints[p - 1].x, aptlPoints[p - 1].y)) { errf << "ERROR: LineTo: " << aptlPoints[p - 1].x << "," << aptlPoints[p - 1].y << endl; } } // all lower numbers do not represent a line/polygon. Ignore them // anything to do? if (numOfPolies > 0) { if (!SetPolyFillMode(metaDC, (currentShowType() == fill) ? WINDING : ALTERNATE)) { errf << "ERROR: could not set fill mode" << endl; } if (!PolyPolygon(metaDC, aptlPoints, aptlNumPts, numOfPolies)) { DWORD ec = GetLastError(); errf << "ERROR: Polygon could not be drawn: (" << ec << ")" << endl; errf << "Number of Points: " << p << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < p; i++) { errf << aptlPoints[i].x << "," << aptlPoints[i].y << endl; } } } } } void drvWMF::close_page() { // no function in drvwmf } void drvWMF::open_page() { // no function in drvwmf } void drvWMF::show_path() { // get us twice the number of elements in path, // as maybe every subpath is closed and consists of ONE point! POINT *aptlPoints = new POINT[2 * numberOfElementsInPath()]; if (aptlPoints == 0) { errf << "ERROR: Cannot allocate memory for point-array" << endl; return; } // get us twice the number of elements in path, // as maybe every subpath is closed and consists of ONE point! int *aptlNumPts = new int[2 * numberOfElementsInPath()]; if (aptlNumPts == 0) { errf << "ERROR: Cannot allocate memory for pointNum-array" << endl; delete [] aptlPoints; return; } // update pen/brush setDrawAttr(); // determine type: fill or line switch (currentShowType()) { case drvbase::stroke: // draw lines drawPoly(aptlPoints, aptlNumPts, TYPE_LINES); break; case drvbase::fill: case drvbase::eofill: // draw filled polygon drawPoly(aptlPoints, aptlNumPts, TYPE_FILL); break; default: // cannot happen errf << "unexpected ShowType " << (int) currentShowType(); break; } delete[]aptlPoints; delete[]aptlNumPts; } void drvWMF::show_text(const TextInfo & textinfo) { // set text color SetTextColor(metaDC, RGB((BYTE) (textinfo.currentR * 255 + .5), (BYTE) (textinfo.currentG * 255 + .5), (BYTE) (textinfo.currentB * 255 + .5))); const short int textHeight = (short int) (textinfo.currentFontSize*scale() + .5) ; // rounded int const short int textAngle = (short int) (10 * textinfo.currentFontAngle + .5); // Windows needs 10th of degree // any need to change font handle? if (fontchanged()) (void)fetchFont(textinfo, textHeight, textAngle); const long x1 = transx(textinfo.x); const long y1 = transy(textinfo.y); const long x2 = transx(textinfo.x_end); const long y2 = transy(textinfo.y_end); if (Verbose()) cout << "placing text : " << textinfo.thetext << " at " << textinfo.x << "," << textinfo.y<< " in EMF coords: " << x1 << "," << y1 << endl; // calculate bounding box // // NOTE: cannot do that exactly (with ascent and descent height), // because DC queries are not permitted for metafile DCs. // const int xOff = abs((int) (sin(textinfo.currentFontAngle * M_PI / 180) * textHeight + .5)); const int yOff = abs((int) (cos(textinfo.currentFontAngle * M_PI / 180) * textHeight + .5)); const int xMin = (int) min(x1 - xOff, x2 - xOff); const int xMax = (int) max(x1 + xOff, x2 + xOff); const int yMin = (int) min(y1 - yOff, y2 - yOff); const int yMax = (int) max(y1 + yOff, y2 + yOff); if (minStatus) { if (xMin < minX) minX = xMin; if (yMin < minY) minY = yMin; } else { minX = xMin; minY = yMin; minStatus = 1; } if (maxStatus) { if (xMax > maxX) maxX = xMax; if (yMax > maxY) maxY = yMax; } else { maxX = xMax; maxY = yMax; maxStatus = 1; } size_t textLen = strlen(textinfo.thetext.value()); if (options->pruneLineEnds) { /* check for '#' at lineend */ if (textLen > 0 && textinfo.thetext.value()[textLen - 1] == '#') { /* write one character less */ textLen--; } } #if defined(_WIN32) (void)TextOut(metaDC, x1, y1, textinfo.thetext.value(), textLen); // TextOut(metaDC, 10, 10, "hello",4); #else if (options->notforWindows) { // the user is aware of generating non-portable output TextOut(metaDC, x1, y1, textinfo.thetext.value(), textLen); } else { // we are not running Windows - so we need an emulation - see note below const long textdistance = (long) pythagoras((double)(x1-x2), (double)(y1-y2)); const int letterspace = (textLen > 1) ? (textdistance / (textLen-1)) : 0 ; // if there is just one char in the text, then the inter letter spacing is 0 anyway int * pxDistance = new int[textLen]; for (unsigned int letter = 0; letter < textLen; letter++) { pxDistance[letter] = letterspace; } const UINT fuOptions = 0; ExtTextOut (metaDC, x1, y1, fuOptions, 0, textinfo.thetext.value(), textLen, pxDistance); delete [] pxDistance; static bool warningwritten = false; if (textLen > 1 && !warningwritten) { warningwritten = true; errf << "Warning: Inter letter spacing is approximated by pstoedit because of problems in libemf. Use -pta option if results are not OK." << endl; } } #endif #if 0 ExtTextOut (hdc, xStart, yStart, iOptions, &rect, pString, iCount, pxDistance) ; The fifth argument is a pointer to a rectangle structure. This is either a clipping rectangle, (if iOptions is set to ETO_CLIPPED, or a background rectangle to be filled with the current background color, if iOptions is set to ETO_OPAQUE. You can specify both options or neither. The last argument is an array of integers that specify the spacing between consecutive characters in the string. This allows a program to tighten or loosen intercharacter spacing, which is sometimes required for justifying a single word of text in a narrow column. The argument can be set to NULL for default character spacing. Note by Glunz: Even if the spacing argument can be set to NULL according to the description above, this creates a problem when libemf is used. Libemf passes this NULL to the generated EMF file which then causes the file to be no longer usable under newer versions of Windows. It seems so that the Windows-API calculates this inter letter spacing automatically before writing the record to the EMF file. But this needs access to font information which is not easily done in libemf. Hence one work around is to assume a fixed width font and approximate the inter letter spacing by dividing the distance (P_end - P_start) by the number of characters in the string. #endif } void drvWMF::show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury) { if (1) { show_path(); } else { // this code is disabled - see note below. // needs to be fixed. RECT localRect; // update pen/brush setDrawAttr(); localRect.left = transx(llx); localRect.top = transy(lly); localRect.right = transx(urx); localRect.bottom = transy(ury); // calculate bounding box // const int xMin = (int) min(localRect.left, localRect.right); const int xMax = (int) max(localRect.left, localRect.right); const int yMin = (int) min(localRect.top, localRect.bottom); const int yMax = (int) max(localRect.top, localRect.bottom); if (minStatus) { if (xMin < minX) minX = xMin; if (yMin < minY) minY = yMin; } else { minX = xMin; minY = yMin; minStatus = 1; } if (maxStatus) { if (xMax > maxX) maxX = xMax; if (yMax > maxY) maxY = yMax; } else { maxX = xMax; maxY = yMax; maxStatus = 1; } if (0 && currentShowType() == drvbase::stroke) { // wogl - this code is disabled. I don't know why this was this way. // one cannot use a RECT as Point * and a polyline needs 4 points to make a RECT. // strange .... (void)Polyline(metaDC, (POINT *) & localRect, 2); // but also using a Rectangle isn't correct. } else { (void)Rectangle(metaDC, transx(llx), transy(lly), transx(urx), transy(ury)); } } } void drvWMF::show_image(const PSImage & image) { // first retrieve bounding box Point lowerLeft, upperRight; image.getBoundingBox(lowerLeft, upperRight); // not only bounding box must account for scale, // but also transformation matrix! // scale bounding box lowerLeft.x_ *= getScale(); lowerLeft.y_ *= getScale(); upperRight.x_ *= getScale(); upperRight.y_ *= getScale(); const long width = abs(i_transX(upperRight.x_) - i_transX(lowerLeft.x_)); const long height = abs(i_transY(upperRight.y_) - i_transY(lowerLeft.y_)); if (Verbose()) { errf << "image.Width:" << image.width << " image.Height: " << image.height << endl; errf << "Width:" << width << " Height: " << height << endl; } // calculate bounding box // const int xMin = (int) min(transx(upperRight.x_), transx(lowerLeft.x_)); const int xMax = (int) max(transx(upperRight.x_), transx(lowerLeft.x_)); const int yMin = (int) min(transy(upperRight.y_), transy(lowerLeft.y_)); const int yMax = (int) max(transy(upperRight.y_), transy(lowerLeft.y_)); if (minStatus) { if (xMin < minX) minX = xMin; if (yMin < minY) minY = yMin; } else { minX = xMin; minY = yMin; minStatus = 1; } if (maxStatus) { if (xMax > maxX) maxX = xMax; if (yMax > maxY) maxY = yMax; } else { maxX = xMax; maxY = yMax; maxStatus = 1; } // calc long-padded size of scanline const long scanlineLen = ((width * 3) + 3) & ~3L; // now lets get some mem unsigned char *const output = new unsigned char[scanlineLen * height]; for (long i = 0; i < scanlineLen * height; i++) output[i] = 255; // default is background (white) if (!output) { errf << "ERROR: Cannot allocate memory for image" << endl; return; } // setup inverse transformation matrix (scaled, too!) const float matrixScale(image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1]); const float inverseMatrix[] = { image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3] / matrixScale / getScale(), -image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] / matrixScale / getScale(), -image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] / matrixScale / getScale(), image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] / matrixScale / getScale(), (image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[2] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[3]) / matrixScale, (image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[4] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[1] - image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[0] * image.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5]) / matrixScale }; // now transform image for (long y = 0; y < height; y++) { // buffer current output scanline (saves us some multiplications) unsigned char *const currOutput = &output[scanlineLen * y]; for (long x = 0; x < width; x++) { // now transform from device coordinate space to image space // apply transformation const Point currPoint = Point(x + lowerLeft.x_, y + lowerLeft.y_).transform(inverseMatrix); // round to integers const long sourceX = (long) (currPoint.x_ + .5); const long sourceY = (long) (currPoint.y_ + .5); // is the pixel out of bounds? If yes, no further processing necessary if (sourceX >= 0L && (unsigned long) sourceX < image.width && sourceY >= 0L && (unsigned long) sourceY < image.height) { // okay, fetch source pixel value into // RGB triplet unsigned char r(255), g(255), b(255), C, M, Y, K; // how many components? switch (image.ncomp) { case 1: r = g = b = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); break; case 3: r = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); g = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 1); b = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 2); break; case 4: C = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 0); M = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 1); Y = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 2); K = image.getComponent(sourceX, sourceY, 3); // account for key C += K; M += K; Y += K; // convert color r = 255 - C; g = 255 - M; b = 255 - Y; break; default: errf << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in drvwmf (line " << __LINE__ << ")" << endl; delete [] output; // to make FlexeLint happier abort(); return; } // set color triple currOutput[3 * x] = b; currOutput[3 * x + 1] = g; currOutput[3 * x + 2] = r; } } } // draw Windows DI bitmap BITMAPINFO bmi; /* setup BITMAPINFO */ bmi.bmiHeader.biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER); bmi.bmiHeader.biWidth = width; bmi.bmiHeader.biHeight = height; bmi.bmiHeader.biPlanes = 1; bmi.bmiHeader.biBitCount = 24; // always truecolor output bmi.bmiHeader.biClrUsed = 0; bmi.bmiHeader.biCompression = BI_RGB; bmi.bmiHeader.biSizeImage = 0; /* size not important */ bmi.bmiHeader.biXPelsPerMeter = 0; /* size not important */ bmi.bmiHeader.biYPelsPerMeter = 0; /* size not important */ bmi.bmiHeader.biClrImportant = 0; if (!SetDIBitsToDevice(metaDC, transx(lowerLeft.x_), transy(upperRight.y_), width, height, 0, 0, 0, height, output, &bmi, DIB_RGB_COLORS)) { errf << "ERROR: Cannot draw bitmap" << endl; } delete[]output; } #if defined(_WIN32) // // Wmf works only under Windows since the libemf has only a broken emulation of wmf. // Under libemf, a createMetaFile effectively creates an enhMetaFile but that confuses almost all // programs which expect to read an WMF with an aldus placeable header // static DriverDescriptionT < drvWMF > D_wmf("wmf", "Windows metafile", "","wmf", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend does not support curves (at least for WMF - have to take least common denominator here) true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::noopen, // we open output file ourselves false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file (DEFINETELY not) false /*clipping */ ); #endif static DriverDescriptionT < drvWMF > D_emf("emf", "Enhanced Windows metafile", "","emf", true, // backend supports subpathes // if subpathes are supported, the backend must deal with // sequences of the following form // moveto (start of subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // moveto (start of a new subpath) // lineto (a line segment) // lineto // // If this argument is set to false each subpath is drawn // individually which might not necessarily represent // the original drawing. false, // backend does not support curves (not yet) true, // backend supports elements which are filled and have edges true, // backend supports text DriverDescription::memoryeps, // no support for PNG file images DriverDescription::noopen, // we open output file ourselves false, // if format supports multiple pages in one file (DEFINETELY not) false /*clipping */ ); pstoedit-3.62/src/drvwmf.h0000644000175500010010000001076712137224257012477 00000000000000#ifndef __drvwmf_h__ #define __drvwmf_h__ /* drvwmf.h : This file is part of pstoedit Class declaration for the WMF output driver. The implementation can be found in drvwmf.cpp Copyright (C) 1998 Thorsten Behrens and Bjoern Petersen Copyright (C) 2000 Thorsten Behrens This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef _WIN32 #include #undef min // is declared inline in drvbase... (sigh) #undef max #else // use Allen Barnett's libemf #ifdef OLDLIBEMF #include #else #include #endif #endif #include "drvbase.h" class drvWMF : public drvbase { public: derivedConstructor(drvWMF); // Constructor ~drvWMF(); // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> mapToArial; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> emulateNarrowFonts; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> drawBoundingBox; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> pruneLineEnds; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> notforWindows; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> winbb; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor> OpenOfficeMode ; DriverOptions() : mapToArial(true,"-m",0,0,"map to Arial",0,false), emulateNarrowFonts(true,"-nf",0,0,"emulate narrow fonts",0,false), drawBoundingBox(true,"-drawbb",0,0,"draw bounding box",0,false), pruneLineEnds(true,"-p",0,0,"prune line ends",0,false), notforWindows(true,"-nfw",0,0,"not for Windows (meaningful under *nix only)", "Newer versions of Windows (2000, XP, Vista) will not accept WMF/EMF files generated when this option is set and the input contains Text. " "But if this option is not set, then the WMF/EMF driver will estimate interletter spacing of text using " "a very coarse heuristic. This may result in ugly looking output. On the other hand, OpenOffice " "can still read EMF/WMF files where pstoedit delegates the calculation of the inter letter spacing " "to the program reading the WMF/EMF file. So if the generated WMF/EMF file shall never be processed " "under Windows, use this option. If WMF/EMF files with high precision text need to be generated under *nix " "the only option is to use the -pta option of pstoedit. However that causes every text to be split into single characters " "which makes the text hard to edit afterwards. Hence the -nfw options provides a sort of compromise between " "portability and nice to edit but still nice looking text. Again - this option has no meaning when pstoedit " "is executed under Windows anyway. In that case the output is portable " "but nevertheless not split and still looks fine.", false), winbb(true,"-winbb",0,0,"let the Windows API calculate the Bounding Box (Windows only)",0,false), OpenOfficeMode(true,"-OO", 0, 0, "generate OpenOffice compatible EMF file",0,false) { ADD(mapToArial); ADD(emulateNarrowFonts); ADD(drawBoundingBox); ADD(pruneLineEnds); ADD(notforWindows); ADD(winbb); ADD(OpenOfficeMode); } } * options; #include "drvfuncs.h" void show_rectangle(const float llx, const float lly, const float urx, const float ury); void show_text(const TextInfo & textInfo); virtual void show_image(const PSImage & imageinfo); private: enum polyType {TYPE_FILL,TYPE_LINES}; void drawPoly (POINT*, int*, polyType type); void setDrawAttr (); int fetchFont (const TextInfo & textinfo, short int, short int); float scale() const; long transx(float x) const; long transy(float x) const; void initMetaDC(HDC hdc); // This contains all private data of drvwmf. 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version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #include I_iostream // we need __linux__ instead of just linux since the latter is not defined when -ansi is used. #if defined(__sparc) || defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) || defined(_AIX) || (defined (HAVE_DLFCN_H) && (HAVE_DLFCN_H==1 ) ) #define HAVESHAREDLIBS #endif #ifdef HAVESHAREDLIBS #ifndef LEANDYNLOAD #include "drvbase.h" #endif #include "dynload.h" #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include I_string_h // for DriverDescription types. #if defined(__hpux) && defined (__GNUG__) typedef void (*initfunctype) (); #endif #if defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__hpux) || defined(_AIX) || (defined (HAVE_DLFCN_H) && (HAVE_DLFCN_H==1 ) ) #include #elif defined(__sparc) #if defined(__SVR4) #include #else // prototypes under SunOS 4.1.x are not compatible with C++ extern "C" { void *dlopen(const char *pathname, int mode); DynLoader::fptr dlsym(void *handle, const char *name); char *dlerror(void); int dlclose(void *handle); } #define RTLD_LAZY 1 #endif #elif defined(__OS2__) #include #include #elif defined(_WIN32) #include #define WINLOADLIB LoadLibrary #define WINFREELIB FreeLibrary // static const char * const libsuffix = ".dll"; static char *dlerror() { LPVOID lpMsgBuf; // LPVOID lpDisplayBuf; DWORD dw = GetLastError(); (void)FormatMessage( FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER | FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM | FORMAT_MESSAGE_IGNORE_INSERTS, NULL, dw, MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT), (LPTSTR) &lpMsgBuf, 0, NULL ); return (char*)lpMsgBuf; } #else #error "system unsupported so far" #endif DynLoader::DynLoader(const char *libname_P, ostream & errstream_p, int verbose_p):libname(0), handle(0), errstream(errstream_p),verbose(verbose_p) { if (libname_P) { const size_t size = strlen(libname_P) + 1; libname = new char[size]; strcpy_s(libname, size, libname_P); if (verbose) errstream << "creating Dynloader for " << libname << endl; open(libname); } } void DynLoader::open(const char *libname_P) { if (handle) { errstream << "error: DynLoader has already opened a library" << endl; exit(1); } const size_t size = strlen(libname_P) + 1; char *fulllibname = new char[size]; strcpy_s(fulllibname, size, libname_P); // not needed strcat(fulllibname_P,libsuffix); #if defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__hpux) || defined(__sparc) || defined(__OS2__) || defined(_AIX) || (defined (HAVE_DLFCN_H) && (HAVE_DLFCN_H==1 ) ) int loadmode = RTLD_LAZY; // RTLD_NOW handle = dlopen(fulllibname, loadmode); #elif defined(_WIN32) if (sizeof(void*) != sizeof(HMODULE)) { errstream << "type of handle in dynload.cpp seems to be wrong" << endl; return; } handle = WINLOADLIB(fulllibname); #else #error "system unsupported so far" #endif if (handle == 0) { errstream << "Problem during opening " << fulllibname << ":" << dlerror() << endl; delete[]fulllibname; return; } { if (verbose) errstream << "loading dynamic library " << fulllibname << " completed successfully" << endl; #if defined(__hpux) && defined (__GNUG__) // in HPUX g++ this is called "_GLOBAL__DI" - on other systems it may be something like "_init" // under HP-UX automatic initialization of dlopened shared libs doesn't work - at least not when compiled with g++ initfunctype fptr = (initfunctype) dlsym(handle, "_GLOBAL__DI"); if (fptr) { if (verbose) errstream << "Found an init function for the library, so execute it " << endl; fptr(); } #endif } delete[]fulllibname; } void DynLoader::close() { if (handle) { if (libname && verbose) errstream << "closing dynamic library " << libname << endl; #if defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__hpux) || defined(__sparc) || defined(__OS2__) || defined(_AIX) || (defined (HAVE_DLFCN_H) && (HAVE_DLFCN_H==1 ) ) #if defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__GNU__) // normally we should call dlclose here. But there is a very strange problem in Linux // whenever a plugin.so indirectly loads libpthread (e.g. libdrvmagick++ does it because libMagick++ does it // the call to dlclose crashes with a seg fault // Also gdb cannot debug anymore if libpthread is not loaded already by main program. // another workaround would be to link -lpthread also to pstoedit main program but that is also not nice // so simpler solution is to avoid the dlclose under Linux if (libname && verbose) errstream << "not really closing dynamic library because of pthread problem under Linux - contact author for details or check dynload.cpp from pstoedit source code " << libname << endl; // dlclose(handle); #else if (libname && verbose) errstream << "closing dynamic library " << libname << endl; dlclose(handle); #endif #elif defined(_WIN32) (void) WINFREELIB((HINSTANCE) handle); #else #error "system unsupported so far" #endif handle = 0; } } DynLoader::~DynLoader() { close(); if (libname && verbose) errstream << "destroying Dynloader for " << libname << endl; delete[]libname; libname=0; handle=0; } int DynLoader::knownSymbol(const char *name) const { return (getSymbol(name, 0) != 0); } DynLoader::fptr DynLoader::getSymbol(const char *name, int check) const { // // see http://www.trilithium.com/johan/2004/12/problem-with-dlsym/ for a nice discussion // about the cast problem // #if defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__hpux) || defined(__sparc) || defined(__OS2__) || defined(_AIX) || (defined (HAVE_DLFCN_H) && (HAVE_DLFCN_H==1 ) ) DynLoader::fptr rfptr = (DynLoader::fptr) dlsym(handle, name); //lint !e611 //: Suspicious cast #elif defined(_WIN32) DynLoader::fptr rfptr = (DynLoader::fptr) GetProcAddress((HINSTANCE) handle, name); //lint !e611 //: Suspicious cast #else #error "system unsupported so far" #endif if ((rfptr == 0) && check) { errstream << "error during getSymbol for " << name << ":" << dlerror() << endl; } return rfptr; } #ifndef LEANDYNLOAD // LEANDYNLOAD means just the DynLoader class // now the stuff handling search for plugins and loading //lint -sem(PluginVector::add, custodial(1)) // OK, I could take a vector but that is not supported with all compilers yet. class PluginVector { public: enum { maxPlugins = 100 }; PluginVector():curindex(0u) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < maxPlugins; i++) pluginPtr[i] = 0; } ~PluginVector() { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < maxPlugins; i++) { delete pluginPtr[i]; pluginPtr[i] = 0; } } void add(DynLoader * newelem) { pluginPtr[curindex] = newelem; curindex++; } DynLoader *pluginPtr[maxPlugins]; unsigned int curindex; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(PluginVector) }; static PluginVector LoadedPlugins; static void loadaPlugin(const char *filename, ostream & errstream, bool verbose) { if (verbose && filename) errstream << "loading plugin: " << filename << endl; DriverDescription::currentfilename = filename; DynLoader *dynloader = new DynLoader(filename, errstream, verbose); if (!dynloader->valid()) { delete dynloader; errstream << "Problem during opening of pstoedit driver plugin: " << filename << ". This is no problem as long the driver in this library is not needed. Possibly you need to install further libraries and/or extend the LD_LIBRARY_PATH (*nix) or PATH (Windows) environment variables." << endl; return; } else { #if defined (__APPLE__) // on MacOS it seems necessary to at least do a dlsym to an existing symbol // to get the global ctors beeing called void (*fp) () = ((void (*)()) dynloader->getSymbol("initlibrary")); if (fp) { if (verbose) { errstream << "getSymbol(\"initlibrary\") succeeded." << endl; } } else { errstream << "getSymbol(\"initlibrary\") failed." << endl; } #endif } LoadedPlugins.add(dynloader); // this seems to be obsolete. but not with .dll's // globalRp->explainformats(errstream); if (dynloader->knownSymbol("getglobalRp")) { getglobalRpFuncPtr dyngetglobalRpFunc = (getglobalRpFuncPtr) dynloader->getSymbol("getglobalRp"); if (dyngetglobalRpFunc == 0) { errstream << "could not find getglobalRp " << endl; return; } DescriptionRegister *dynglobalRp = dyngetglobalRpFunc(); if (dynglobalRp == 0) { errstream << " didn't find any registered Drivers " << endl; } else if (dynglobalRp != getglobalRp()) { // globalRp->explainformats(errstream); getglobalRp()->mergeRegister(errstream, *dynglobalRp, filename); } } else { // didn't fint getglobalRp // so assume that the plug-in does not have // it's own copy of globalRp but uses the // one from the caller } // globalRp->explainformats(errstream); } // for directory search #if (defined (HAVE_DLFCN_H) && (HAVE_DLFCN_H==1 ) ) #include #define DIR_VERSION 1 #elif (defined (HAVE_SYS_NDIR_H) && (HAVE_SYS_NDIR_H==1 ) ) #include #define DIR_VERSION 2 #elif (defined (HAVE_SYS_DIR_H) && (HAVE_SYS_DIR_H==1 ) ) #include #define DIR_VERSION 3 #elif (defined (HAVE_NDIR_H) && (HAVE_NDIR_H==1 ) ) #include #define DIR_VERSION 4 #else // // last chance #if defined(__linux) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__hpux) || defined(__sparc) || defined(__OS2__) || defined(_AIX) #include #define DIR_VERSION 5 #else // if not even direct.h is available we leave DIR_VERSION unset and later skip to Windows #endif #endif #ifdef DIR_VERSION // this is for all *nix like systems void loadPlugInDrivers(const char *pluginDir, ostream & errstream, bool verbose) { if (pluginDir) { DIR *dirp; struct dirent *direntp; #if defined(__OS2__) || defined(__CYGWIN32__) const char *const suffix = ".dll"; #elif defined (__APPLE__) const char *const suffix = ".so"; // ".dylib"; // Note: the suffix depends on the way the plugin libraries are built via libtool. // If the -module flag is set, then the output is a .so library, // if no -module is given, then the output is a .dylib library. // We use the .so since we use the -module option, since that is needed for other // systems such as cygwin. #elif defined (__hpux) const char *const suffix = ".sl"; #else const char *const suffix = ".so"; #endif if (verbose && pluginDir) errstream << "loading plugins from " << pluginDir << " using suffix: " << suffix << endl; dirp = opendir(pluginDir); if (!dirp) { if (verbose && pluginDir) errstream << "opendir failed on: " << pluginDir << endl; return; } while ((direntp = readdir(dirp)) != NIL) { // cout << direntp->d_name << endl; unsigned int flen = strlen(direntp->d_name); char *expectedpositionofsuffix = direntp->d_name + flen - strlen(suffix); // if ( local filename starts with drv or plugins and ends with .so) #if defined (__CYGWIN32__) const char *const libprefix = "cygp2edrv"; #else const char *const libprefix = "libp2edrv"; #endif if (((strstr(direntp->d_name, libprefix) == direntp->d_name) || (strstr(direntp->d_name, "plugin") == direntp->d_name) ) && (strstr(expectedpositionofsuffix, suffix) == expectedpositionofsuffix)) { char *fullname = new char[strlen(pluginDir) + flen + 2]; strcpy(fullname, pluginDir); strcat(fullname, "/"); strcat(fullname, direntp->d_name); // cout << direntp->d_name << " " << fullname << endl; loadaPlugin(fullname, errstream, verbose); delete[]fullname; } } // while closedir(dirp); } else { errstream << "Could not load plugins - parameter pluginDir is null " << endl; return; } } #elif defined(_WIN32) void loadPlugInDrivers(const char *pluginDir, ostream & errstream, bool verbose) { if (pluginDir != 0) { char szExePath[1000]; szExePath[0] = '\0'; (void) P_GetPathToMyself("pstoedit", szExePath, sizeof(szExePath)); WIN32_FIND_DATA finddata; const char pattern[] = "/*.dll"; const size_t size = strlen(pluginDir) + strlen(pattern) + 1; char *searchpattern = new char[size]; strcpy_s(searchpattern, size, pluginDir); strcat_s(searchpattern, size, pattern); HANDLE findHandle = FindFirstFile(searchpattern, &finddata); if (findHandle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { if (verbose) errstream << "Could not open plug-in directory (" << pluginDir << " or didn't find any plugin there" << endl; } else { BOOL more = true; while (more) { // check for suffix beeing really .dll because FindFirstFile also matches // files such as e.g. .dllx const size_t len = strlen(finddata.cFileName); // -4 means go back the length of ".dll" if (STRICMP(&finddata.cFileName[len - 4], ".dll") == 0) { // cout << &finddata.cFileName[len -4 ] << endl; const size_t size_2 = strlen(pluginDir) + len + 3; char *fullname = new char[size_2]; strcpy_s(fullname, size_2, pluginDir); strcat_s(fullname, size_2, "\\"); strcat_s(fullname, size_2, finddata.cFileName); // errstream << "szExePath " << szExePath << endl; if ((STRICMP(fullname, szExePath) != 0) && (STRICMP(finddata.cFileName, "pstoedit.dll") != 0)) { // avoid loading dll itself again // errstream << "loading " << fullname << endl; loadaPlugin(fullname, errstream, verbose); } else { // errstream << "ignoring myself " << finddata.cFileName << endl; } delete[]fullname; } more = FindNextFile(findHandle, &finddata); } (void) FindClose(findHandle); } delete[]searchpattern; } else { errstream << "Could not load plugins - parameter pluginDir is null " << endl; return; } } #else #error "system unsupported so far (directory reading)" #endif #endif // LEAN #else // no shared libs #ifdef HAVESTL #include using namespace std; #else class ostream; #endif void loadPlugInDrivers(const char *pluginDir, ostream & errstream, bool verbose) { if (verbose) { errstream << "dummy version of loadPlugInDrivers called since you system doesn't seem to support loading libraries at runtime - If you think that this is not correct, contact the author of this program (wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net) " << endl; } } // just a dummy Version #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/dynload.h0000644000175500010010000000352212137224257012613 00000000000000/* dynload.h : This file is part of pstoedit declarations for dynamic loading of drivers Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #include I_ostream #include I_istream #include I_iostream class DLLEXPORT DynLoader { public: typedef void (*fptr)(); // any signature possible, but is has to be a function pointer. // the new standard does not allow to mix normal and function pointers. DynLoader(const char * libname_P = 0, std::ostream & errstream_p = std::cerr, int verbose_p = 0); ~DynLoader(); void open(const char * libname); void close(); fptr getSymbol(const char * name, int check = 1) const; int knownSymbol(const char * name) const; int valid() const { return handle != 0; } const void * gethandle() const { return handle; } private: char * libname; void* handle; std::ostream & errstream; int verbose; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(DynLoader) }; #ifdef HAVESTL #include using namespace std; #else class ostream; #endif #ifndef LEANDYNLOAD // lean - just the dlopen/dlclose stuff void loadPlugInDrivers(const char * pluginDir,ostream& errstream,bool verbose); #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/emflib.cpp0000644000175500010010000000030512137224254012743 00000000000000#ifndef HAVE_CONFIG_H #define HAVE_CONFIG_H #endif #include "cppcomp.h" #include I_iostream USESTD #ifdef VERSION #undef VERSION #endif #ifdef PACKAGE #undef PACKAGE #endif #include "libemf.cpp" pstoedit-3.62/src/genericints.h0000644000175500010010000000320712137224257013473 00000000000000 namespace GenericInts { enum TypeMapperTypeEnum { char_t, short_t, int_t, long_t, uchar_t, ushort_t, uint_t, ulong_t, notavailable_t }; //need a macro here because C++ does not allow a function call to be used as template instantiation parameter #define SizeToTypeMapper_gettype(size) (\ (size)==8*sizeof(signed char) ? GenericInts::char_t: \ (size)==8*sizeof(signed short)? GenericInts::short_t: \ (size)==8*sizeof(signed int) ? GenericInts::int_t: \ (size)==8*sizeof(signed long) ? GenericInts::long_t: \ GenericInts::notavailable_t ) template struct TypeMapper; // // the following template specialisations map from the type enum to the concrete type // template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef signed char type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef signed short type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef signed int type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef signed long type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef unsigned char type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef unsigned short type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef unsigned int type;}; template<> struct TypeMapper { typedef unsigned long type;}; template struct Int { typedef typename TypeMapper< SizeToTypeMapper_gettype(size) >::type signedtype; typedef typename TypeMapper< (GenericInts::TypeMapperTypeEnum) (SizeToTypeMapper_gettype(size) + (GenericInts::uchar_t - GenericInts::char_t)) >::type unsignedtype; }; } pstoedit-3.62/src/initlibrary.cpp0000644000175500010010000000004712137224254014040 00000000000000extern "C" { void initlibrary() { } } pstoedit-3.62/src/lexyy.cpp0000744000175500010010000042615412137232300012665 00000000000000 #line 3 "F:\\pstoedit\\devbase\\src\\lexyy.cpp" #define YY_INT_ALIGNED short int /* A lexical scanner generated by flex */ #define FLEX_SCANNER #define YY_FLEX_MAJOR_VERSION 2 #define YY_FLEX_MINOR_VERSION 5 #define YY_FLEX_SUBMINOR_VERSION 35 #if YY_FLEX_SUBMINOR_VERSION > 0 #define FLEX_BETA #endif /* First, we deal with platform-specific or compiler-specific issues. */ /* begin standard C headers. */ #include #include #include #include /* end standard C headers. */ /* flex integer type definitions */ #ifndef FLEXINT_H #define FLEXINT_H /* C99 systems have . 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C99 */ /* Limits of integral types. */ #ifndef INT8_MIN #define INT8_MIN (-128) #endif #ifndef INT16_MIN #define INT16_MIN (-32767-1) #endif #ifndef INT32_MIN #define INT32_MIN (-2147483647-1) #endif #ifndef INT8_MAX #define INT8_MAX (127) #endif #ifndef INT16_MAX #define INT16_MAX (32767) #endif #ifndef INT32_MAX #define INT32_MAX (2147483647) #endif #ifndef UINT8_MAX #define UINT8_MAX (255U) #endif #ifndef UINT16_MAX #define UINT16_MAX (65535U) #endif #ifndef UINT32_MAX #define UINT32_MAX (4294967295U) #endif #endif /* ! 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986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 988, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 990, 987, 978, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 985, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 985, 985, 985, 985, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 978, 978, 978, 988, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 990, 987, 978, 984, 984, 984, 985, 989, 989, 989, 978, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 978, 989, 989, 985, 985, 991, 985, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 990, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 990, 987, 978, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 985, 985, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 978, 989, 989, 989, 989, 985, 985, 991, 978, 991, 991, 991, 985, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 373, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 990, 992, 978, 984, 984, 978, 984, 989, 989, 978, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 985, 985, 991, 991, 985, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 993, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 992, 978, 978, 984, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 978, 989, 989, 994, 985, 991, 991, 985, 985, 985, 978, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 984, 978, 993, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 989, 978, 989, 989, 989, 989, 989, 978, 989, 994, 978, 994, 994, 985, 991, 991, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 978, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 984, 978, 984, 984, 978, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 989, 989, 989, 978, 989, 994, 994, 985, 991, 991, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 989, 989, 994, 994, 985, 991, 991, 985, 985, 985, 986, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 989, 989, 994, 994, 985, 991, 991, 985, 985, 978, 985, 985, 978, 985, 986, 986, 978, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 989, 989, 994, 994, 985, 991, 991, 978, 991, 985, 978, 985, 986, 986, 986, 984, 984, 978, 984, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 989, 989, 994, 994, 991, 986, 986, 978, 986, 984, 978, 984, 995, 978, 978, 978, 978, 984, 978, 984, 989, 978, 989, 994, 994, 991, 986, 995, 995, 978, 978, 978, 994, 994, 991, 986, 978, 978, 994, 978, 994, 994, 991, 986, 978, 978, 994, 991, 986, 978, 994, 991, 986, 978, 994, 991, 986, 978, 994, 991, 986, 978, 994, 991, 986, 978, 994, 986, 978, 986, 978, 994, 978, 994, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 0, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978 } ; static yyconst flex_int16_t yy_nxt[3330] = { 0, 978, 978, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 21, 37, 80, 80, 38, 39, 39, 37, 42, 978, 38, 39, 39, 43, 44, 44, 48, 22, 42, 49, 80, 80, 23, 43, 44, 44, 978, 48, 65, 24, 49, 66, 25, 26, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 21, 67, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 50, 68, 68, 48, 82, 127, 49, 69, 69, 69, 22, 128, 83, 48, 51, 23, 49, 52, 53, 54, 48, 48, 24, 49, 49, 25, 26, 28, 56, 69, 29, 30, 30, 71, 72, 70, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81, 56, 975, 93, 48, 73, 74, 49, 89, 31, 48, 32, 33, 49, 80, 80, 974, 81, 34, 35, 81, 81, 81, 81, 36, 28, 376, 973, 29, 30, 30, 978, 75, 972, 76, 91, 77, 48, 92, 78, 49, 67, 95, 81, 49, 49, 48, 56, 31, 49, 32, 33, 48, 48, 971, 49, 49, 34, 35, 48, 139, 92, 49, 36, 56, 57, 58, 56, 59, 56, 100, 56, 102, 59, 970, 103, 53, 56, 100, 98, 65, 59, 116, 66, 60, 66, 96, 108, 97, 61, 56, 109, 62, 255, 59, 63, 104, 99, 105, 106, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 65, 59, 56, 66, 56, 100, 107, 969, 59, 56, 100, 978, 48, 59, 48, 49, 505, 49, 110, 48, 310, 114, 49, 69, 69, 69, 48, 968, 506, 49, 69, 69, 69, 966, 111, 112, 117, 48, 118, 115, 49, 137, 56, 48, 113, 69, 49, 48, 978, 56, 49, 53, 69, 48, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 48, 56, 48, 49, 119, 49, 120, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81, 130, 48, 370, 131, 49, 124, 92, 445, 48, 48, 138, 49, 49, 196, 48, 371, 81, 49, 121, 81, 122, 56, 510, 48, 123, 126, 49, 125, 56, 100, 56, 102, 59, 164, 103, 141, 66, 56, 152, 48, 53, 103, 49, 56, 102, 145, 142, 103, 964, 143, 65, 56, 102, 66, 144, 103, 56, 102, 572, 959, 103, 56, 100, 56, 102, 59, 978, 103, 146, 56, 102, 56, 100, 103, 202, 59, 165, 153, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 147, 59, 148, 159, 155, 154, 149, 156, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 308, 59, 158, 65, 48, 146, 66, 49, 157, 150, 955, 48, 48, 151, 49, 49, 48, 978, 161, 49, 163, 160, 951, 48, 114, 166, 49, 167, 48, 162, 48, 49, 48, 49, 48, 49, 947, 49, 943, 195, 168, 978, 115, 170, 939, 48, 169, 92, 49, 56, 102, 171, 65, 103, 48, 66, 175, 49, 172, 48, 173, 65, 49, 48, 66, 176, 49, 198, 174, 48, 232, 92, 49, 49, 194, 138, 199, 183, 56, 100, 210, 200, 59, 56, 102, 938, 177, 103, 201, 931, 56, 102, 222, 178, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 930, 103, 179, 180, 223, 203, 204, 181, 182, 206, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 925, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 207, 103, 924, 205, 56, 102, 56, 100, 103, 910, 59, 65, 208, 909, 66, 156, 56, 102, 211, 906, 103, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 373, 59, 48, 212, 147, 49, 148, 56, 100, 215, 149, 59, 213, 65, 892, 209, 66, 214, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 375, 59, 65, 150, 224, 66, 48, 151, 225, 49, 217, 114, 221, 48, 226, 216, 49, 48, 891, 890, 49, 218, 219, 889, 48, 48, 220, 49, 49, 115, 48, 48, 227, 49, 49, 48, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 48, 48, 229, 49, 49, 230, 48, 978, 978, 49, 48, 48, 228, 49, 49, 233, 234, 241, 242, 241, 231, 247, 248, 247, 235, 236, 237, 373, 238, 48, 239, 48, 49, 253, 49, 868, 254, 92, 92, 867, 866, 48, 257, 240, 49, 373, 258, 56, 100, 65, 375, 59, 66, 260, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 865, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 571, 103, 375, 259, 56, 102, 285, 840, 103, 49, 265, 56, 102, 282, 261, 103, 65, 56, 102, 66, 837, 103, 262, 263, 264, 56, 102, 836, 266, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 835, 103, 56, 102, 816, 267, 103, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 56, 59, 56, 100, 283, 815, 59, 268, 269, 270, 978, 272, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 271, 59, 56, 100, 65, 65, 59, 66, 66, 274, 273, 65, 639, 814, 66, 48, 275, 48, 49, 288, 49, 626, 49, 92, 277, 813, 276, 372, 278, 279, 281, 48, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 284, 48, 291, 48, 49, 48, 49, 375, 49, 48, 280, 48, 49, 286, 49, 48, 287, 48, 49, 48, 49, 812, 49, 292, 241, 242, 241, 247, 248, 247, 978, 293, 48, 290, 289, 49, 48, 790, 297, 49, 53, 299, 48, 48, 295, 49, 49, 360, 361, 360, 294, 296, 48, 298, 65, 49, 309, 66, 312, 789, 92, 56, 100, 56, 102, 59, 788, 103, 314, 56, 102, 65, 978, 103, 66, 313, 320, 321, 322, 56, 102, 103, 315, 103, 338, 316, 787, 317, 56, 102, 978, 784, 103, 339, 318, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 498, 103, 92, 319, 341, 56, 102, 66, 323, 103, 56, 102, 434, 373, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 92, 103, 56, 100, 65, 747, 59, 66, 324, 56, 332, 325, 638, 59, 699, 326, 375, 328, 329, 327, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 744, 59, 56, 100, 340, 330, 59, 56, 100, 65, 743, 59, 66, 331, 48, 336, 48, 49, 48, 49, 738, 49, 48, 346, 48, 49, 48, 49, 334, 49, 48, 333, 48, 49, 737, 49, 48, 335, 735, 49, 700, 343, 337, 344, 48, 699, 48, 49, 342, 49, 348, 697, 696, 53, 345, 347, 48, 48, 695, 49, 49, 53, 351, 48, 48, 694, 49, 49, 350, 362, 363, 362, 353, 364, 365, 364, 352, 349, 366, 367, 366, 355, 354, 368, 369, 368, 48, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 357, 380, 381, 382, 48, 693, 49, 49, 56, 100, 65, 692, 59, 66, 356, 56, 102, 65, 373, 103, 66, 378, 691, 56, 102, 383, 384, 103, 379, 690, 687, 385, 320, 321, 322, 403, 640, 103, 56, 102, 387, 375, 103, 56, 102, 65, 637, 103, 66, 386, 320, 321, 322, 56, 390, 103, 404, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 415, 103, 147, 49, 148, 388, 56, 102, 149, 636, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 635, 103, 391, 56, 100, 389, 405, 59, 150, 56, 100, 634, 151, 59, 65, 392, 393, 66, 56, 100, 48, 396, 59, 49, 395, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 633, 59, 56, 100, 632, 394, 59, 397, 56, 100, 407, 65, 59, 48, 66, 48, 49, 398, 49, 146, 400, 48, 48, 631, 49, 49, 401, 430, 431, 430, 399, 402, 114, 48, 628, 627, 49, 411, 406, 409, 412, 413, 414, 408, 623, 49, 48, 410, 573, 49, 115, 416, 417, 418, 570, 48, 49, 419, 49, 48, 48, 569, 49, 49, 420, 48, 48, 568, 49, 49, 373, 425, 360, 361, 360, 362, 363, 362, 567, 421, 364, 365, 364, 422, 366, 367, 366, 368, 369, 368, 423, 428, 48, 375, 566, 49, 426, 444, 48, 565, 564, 49, 424, 427, 435, 48, 436, 437, 49, 978, 438, 439, 380, 381, 382, 440, 441, 49, 442, 563, 448, 380, 381, 382, 443, 562, 49, 561, 447, 449, 450, 451, 56, 100, 49, 560, 59, 56, 102, 92, 559, 103, 56, 102, 558, 452, 103, 56, 102, 511, 508, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 507, 103, 56, 102, 65, 53, 103, 66, 455, 56, 102, 65, 504, 103, 66, 453, 503, 502, 457, 56, 102, 501, 500, 103, 56, 102, 454, 478, 103, 460, 49, 456, 56, 102, 48, 499, 103, 49, 459, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 471, 59, 147, 461, 148, 462, 463, 475, 149, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 497, 59, 458, 56, 100, 466, 467, 59, 56, 100, 150, 476, 59, 496, 151, 56, 100, 495, 65, 59, 464, 66, 65, 446, 65, 66, 465, 66, 48, 433, 48, 49, 468, 49, 432, 469, 479, 480, 481, 48, 482, 49, 49, 412, 413, 414, 48, 472, 49, 49, 48, 473, 429, 49, 474, 470, 412, 413, 414, 48, 484, 49, 49, 377, 477, 416, 417, 418, 359, 358, 49, 416, 417, 418, 48, 311, 49, 49, 53, 48, 488, 48, 49, 307, 49, 48, 483, 48, 49, 306, 49, 430, 431, 430, 305, 485, 486, 53, 492, 493, 494, 373, 48, 49, 48, 49, 304, 49, 48, 491, 547, 49, 53, 49, 489, 487, 509, 303, 490, 302, 449, 450, 451, 301, 375, 49, 449, 450, 451, 56, 100, 49, 300, 59, 514, 56, 102, 512, 256, 103, 65, 56, 102, 66, 513, 103, 518, 519, 520, 56, 102, 103, 516, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 515, 103, 252, 56, 102, 542, 251, 103, 53, 56, 102, 250, 249, 103, 526, 527, 528, 517, 246, 103, 56, 102, 245, 244, 103, 523, 521, 243, 522, 524, 56, 100, 525, 197, 59, 56, 100, 56, 532, 59, 193, 59, 65, 56, 100, 66, 192, 59, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 191, 59, 56, 100, 65, 529, 59, 66, 538, 450, 539, 190, 65, 66, 530, 66, 189, 48, 531, 533, 49, 48, 534, 188, 49, 187, 535, 186, 540, 48, 545, 48, 49, 537, 49, 536, 479, 480, 481, 185, 184, 49, 543, 479, 480, 481, 48, 541, 49, 49, 48, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 544, 140, 48, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 48, 136, 135, 49, 53, 492, 493, 494, 134, 133, 49, 492, 493, 494, 48, 546, 49, 49, 551, 549, 53, 552, 132, 48, 550, 553, 49, 129, 548, 56, 554, 556, 557, 556, 576, 577, 578, 94, 555, 49, 579, 527, 580, 56, 102, 59, 88, 103, 641, 575, 48, 49, 53, 49, 574, 56, 102, 87, 86, 103, 518, 519, 520, 56, 102, 103, 581, 103, 65, 56, 102, 66, 622, 103, 585, 586, 587, 56, 102, 103, 85, 103, 582, 518, 519, 520, 56, 102, 103, 583, 103, 526, 527, 528, 84, 56, 103, 603, 147, 978, 148, 46, 56, 102, 149, 584, 103, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 46, 59, 40, 588, 65, 594, 595, 66, 150, 596, 56, 100, 151, 590, 59, 589, 526, 527, 528, 65, 40, 103, 66, 592, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 591, 59, 147, 978, 148, 599, 56, 100, 149, 978, 59, 605, 600, 978, 601, 978, 597, 978, 538, 450, 539, 978, 598, 66, 150, 538, 450, 539, 151, 602, 66, 65, 48, 48, 66, 49, 49, 48, 978, 978, 49, 609, 610, 611, 48, 978, 49, 49, 114, 48, 48, 978, 49, 49, 48, 48, 604, 49, 49, 606, 615, 616, 617, 978, 48, 49, 115, 49, 48, 56, 102, 49, 607, 103, 978, 613, 556, 557, 556, 624, 625, 624, 978, 612, 65, 608, 614, 66, 978, 618, 629, 630, 629, 56, 102, 619, 978, 103, 620, 642, 643, 644, 48, 978, 49, 49, 621, 576, 577, 578, 653, 664, 49, 576, 577, 578, 978, 978, 49, 579, 527, 580, 978, 978, 59, 579, 527, 580, 645, 978, 59, 646, 647, 648, 56, 102, 103, 978, 103, 56, 102, 978, 667, 103, 585, 586, 587, 56, 102, 103, 65, 103, 978, 66, 53, 56, 102, 649, 978, 103, 56, 100, 978, 978, 59, 650, 146, 585, 586, 587, 651, 978, 103, 56, 100, 594, 595, 59, 65, 596, 978, 66, 147, 665, 148, 652, 594, 595, 149, 978, 596, 594, 656, 65, 978, 596, 66, 654, 594, 595, 48, 655, 596, 49, 150, 56, 100, 662, 151, 59, 56, 100, 978, 658, 59, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 978, 59, 668, 669, 670, 657, 597, 49, 978, 663, 609, 610, 611, 978, 659, 49, 666, 609, 610, 611, 48, 661, 49, 49, 672, 673, 674, 48, 978, 49, 49, 660, 615, 616, 617, 978, 978, 49, 615, 616, 617, 48, 48, 49, 49, 49, 671, 676, 677, 678, 48, 978, 49, 49, 681, 682, 683, 978, 53, 49, 685, 686, 685, 978, 978, 675, 624, 625, 624, 978, 679, 978, 680, 688, 689, 688, 629, 630, 629, 53, 48, 978, 978, 49, 684, 642, 643, 644, 978, 978, 49, 642, 643, 644, 56, 102, 49, 978, 103, 646, 647, 648, 56, 102, 103, 978, 103, 978, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 978, 103, 706, 707, 708, 978, 701, 103, 702, 56, 102, 56, 100, 103, 48, 59, 978, 49, 978, 53, 646, 647, 648, 704, 978, 103, 56, 100, 703, 978, 59, 48, 594, 595, 49, 147, 596, 148, 705, 709, 710, 149, 594, 595, 56, 100, 596, 978, 59, 56, 100, 978, 725, 59, 716, 717, 718, 150, 978, 59, 978, 151, 978, 711, 978, 56, 100, 712, 714, 59, 734, 65, 65, 713, 66, 66, 715, 65, 65, 978, 66, 66, 597, 48, 48, 978, 49, 49, 668, 669, 670, 978, 719, 49, 668, 669, 670, 978, 978, 49, 672, 673, 674, 48, 978, 49, 49, 720, 48, 65, 978, 49, 66, 722, 723, 721, 48, 978, 724, 49, 672, 673, 674, 978, 726, 49, 727, 728, 729, 748, 978, 49, 676, 677, 678, 53, 978, 49, 676, 677, 678, 978, 978, 49, 730, 731, 732, 774, 733, 49, 681, 682, 683, 978, 978, 49, 775, 681, 682, 683, 978, 53, 49, 685, 686, 685, 688, 689, 688, 739, 740, 739, 741, 742, 741, 745, 746, 745, 978, 53, 749, 750, 751, 56, 102, 103, 978, 103, 56, 102, 56, 102, 103, 978, 103, 706, 707, 708, 53, 978, 103, 755, 756, 757, 759, 760, 103, 978, 761, 752, 56, 100, 594, 595, 59, 978, 596, 978, 594, 595, 754, 48, 596, 978, 49, 753, 706, 707, 708, 56, 100, 103, 978, 59, 65, 56, 100, 66, 978, 59, 978, 147, 65, 148, 764, 66, 762, 149, 716, 717, 718, 65, 978, 59, 66, 763, 765, 716, 717, 718, 978, 791, 59, 150, 766, 56, 100, 151, 806, 59, 769, 770, 771, 48, 978, 66, 49, 768, 48, 978, 978, 49, 727, 728, 729, 978, 773, 49, 727, 728, 729, 978, 978, 49, 767, 776, 56, 792, 146, 65, 103, 772, 66, 201, 978, 777, 730, 731, 732, 978, 978, 49, 730, 731, 732, 978, 978, 49, 778, 779, 780, 809, 978, 49, 49, 781, 782, 783, 805, 53, 49, 785, 786, 785, 739, 740, 739, 741, 742, 741, 745, 746, 745, 749, 750, 751, 56, 102, 103, 65, 103, 978, 66, 53, 749, 750, 751, 978, 978, 103, 794, 795, 796, 759, 760, 103, 978, 761, 978, 147, 978, 148, 755, 756, 757, 149, 978, 103, 48, 759, 760, 49, 793, 761, 759, 798, 56, 100, 761, 807, 59, 150, 785, 786, 785, 151, 755, 756, 757, 594, 595, 103, 978, 596, 978, 594, 595, 65, 810, 596, 66, 147, 978, 148, 56, 100, 978, 149, 59, 797, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 978, 59, 799, 801, 769, 770, 771, 978, 150, 66, 800, 978, 151, 978, 769, 770, 771, 808, 802, 66, 48, 56, 102, 49, 65, 103, 803, 66, 804, 778, 779, 780, 830, 48, 49, 66, 49, 114, 778, 779, 780, 978, 978, 49, 781, 782, 783, 759, 760, 49, 828, 761, 781, 782, 783, 115, 811, 49, 201, 978, 817, 978, 819, 794, 795, 796, 759, 760, 103, 978, 761, 56, 822, 978, 820, 59, 594, 823, 978, 53, 596, 594, 595, 978, 978, 596, 56, 100, 56, 100, 59, 821, 59, 53, 56, 102, 56, 100, 103, 65, 59, 65, 66, 978, 66, 978, 797, 978, 147, 48, 148, 978, 49, 978, 149, 65, 48, 825, 66, 49, 978, 824, 818, 831, 826, 48, 978, 978, 49, 832, 150, 978, 827, 978, 151, 794, 795, 796, 48, 862, 103, 49, 49, 829, 838, 839, 838, 978, 53, 861, 147, 833, 148, 56, 102, 978, 149, 103, 56, 843, 834, 978, 103, 759, 760, 759, 760, 761, 883, 761, 48, 66, 150, 49, 841, 978, 151, 56, 100, 594, 595, 59, 978, 596, 594, 595, 65, 978, 596, 66, 842, 56, 100, 48, 48, 59, 49, 49, 846, 978, 850, 851, 852, 65, 844, 59, 66, 847, 845, 53, 853, 854, 855, 48, 848, 59, 49, 146, 978, 597, 857, 858, 859, 860, 114, 66, 978, 849, 56, 102, 856, 978, 103, 863, 864, 838, 839, 838, 978, 759, 760, 65, 115, 761, 66, 759, 760, 978, 869, 761, 56, 874, 594, 595, 59, 978, 596, 876, 877, 878, 48, 978, 596, 49, 870, 56, 102, 65, 978, 103, 66, 872, 879, 880, 881, 873, 978, 59, 978, 147, 978, 148, 978, 875, 882, 149, 871, 850, 851, 852, 978, 978, 59, 850, 851, 852, 929, 65, 59, 885, 66, 150, 853, 854, 855, 151, 978, 59, 853, 854, 855, 978, 978, 59, 857, 858, 859, 978, 978, 66, 857, 858, 859, 884, 978, 66, 886, 887, 888, 48, 978, 49, 49, 978, 146, 56, 102, 56, 895, 103, 978, 103, 978, 114, 759, 760, 759, 897, 761, 146, 761, 56, 100, 594, 595, 59, 978, 596, 876, 877, 878, 115, 65, 596, 978, 66, 978, 896, 978, 893, 876, 877, 878, 978, 978, 596, 894, 879, 880, 881, 978, 978, 59, 879, 880, 881, 978, 65, 59, 898, 66, 146, 899, 900, 901, 902, 978, 978, 66, 903, 904, 905, 978, 978, 49, 886, 887, 888, 114, 978, 49, 597, 886, 887, 888, 978, 978, 49, 907, 908, 907, 759, 760, 978, 146, 761, 115, 911, 912, 913, 978, 978, 49, 914, 915, 916, 759, 760, 103, 978, 761, 594, 595, 65, 978, 596, 66, 900, 901, 902, 978, 978, 66, 53, 56, 102, 759, 760, 103, 65, 761, 917, 66, 978, 918, 759, 760, 919, 147, 761, 148, 922, 923, 922, 149, 978, 797, 900, 901, 902, 978, 978, 66, 920, 903, 904, 905, 927, 978, 49, 150, 903, 904, 905, 151, 926, 49, 907, 908, 907, 114, 911, 912, 913, 946, 978, 49, 911, 912, 913, 65, 978, 49, 66, 914, 915, 916, 978, 115, 103, 922, 923, 922, 978, 594, 595, 978, 978, 596, 922, 923, 922, 53, 932, 933, 934, 759, 760, 761, 954, 761, 594, 595, 65, 65, 596, 66, 66, 53, 914, 915, 916, 928, 978, 103, 932, 933, 934, 759, 760, 761, 978, 761, 978, 147, 65, 148, 978, 66, 978, 149, 937, 935, 978, 932, 933, 934, 942, 936, 761, 978, 594, 595, 978, 940, 596, 150, 978, 759, 760, 151, 978, 761, 594, 595, 759, 760, 596, 978, 761, 594, 949, 950, 978, 596, 759, 760, 594, 595, 761, 65, 596, 978, 66, 978, 797, 944, 941, 759, 760, 594, 957, 761, 978, 596, 759, 960, 978, 953, 761, 978, 978, 948, 978, 945, 594, 595, 978, 978, 596, 978, 952, 978, 961, 962, 963, 978, 597, 66, 958, 759, 760, 978, 978, 761, 961, 962, 963, 978, 956, 66, 961, 962, 963, 759, 967, 66, 978, 761, 759, 760, 965, 978, 761, 978, 597, 976, 977, 976, 976, 977, 976, 978, 978, 114, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 797, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 115, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 797, 14, 14, 14, 14, 14, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 15, 15, 15, 15, 15, 41, 41, 41, 41, 41, 45, 45, 45, 45, 45, 47, 978, 47, 47, 47, 55, 55, 55, 55, 55, 64, 978, 64, 64, 64, 79, 79, 79, 79, 79, 90, 978, 90, 101, 101, 101, 101, 101, 374, 374, 593, 593, 593, 593, 593, 698, 698, 698, 698, 698, 736, 978, 736, 736, 736, 758, 758, 758, 758, 758, 921, 921, 921, 921, 921, 13, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978 } ; static yyconst flex_int16_t yy_chk[3330] = { 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 5, 29, 29, 5, 5, 5, 6, 9, 0, 6, 6, 6, 9, 9, 9, 14, 1, 10, 14, 38, 38, 1, 10, 10, 10, 0, 16, 18, 1, 16, 18, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 19, 23, 20, 19, 23, 20, 16, 20, 20, 21, 31, 82, 21, 21, 21, 21, 2, 82, 31, 22, 16, 2, 22, 16, 16, 16, 24, 25, 2, 24, 25, 2, 2, 3, 310, 21, 3, 3, 3, 23, 23, 22, 30, 30, 30, 39, 39, 39, 40, 974, 40, 47, 24, 25, 47, 37, 3, 26, 3, 3, 26, 43, 43, 973, 30, 3, 3, 39, 44, 44, 44, 3, 4, 310, 972, 4, 4, 4, 90, 26, 971, 26, 37, 26, 48, 37, 26, 48, 49, 50, 44, 49, 50, 51, 93, 4, 51, 4, 4, 52, 53, 970, 52, 53, 4, 4, 54, 93, 90, 54, 4, 17, 17, 17, 196, 17, 55, 55, 57, 57, 55, 969, 57, 48, 58, 58, 53, 64, 58, 66, 64, 17, 66, 51, 58, 52, 17, 59, 59, 17, 196, 59, 17, 57, 54, 57, 57, 60, 60, 61, 61, 60, 65, 61, 255, 65, 62, 62, 57, 968, 62, 63, 63, 91, 67, 63, 70, 67, 441, 70, 60, 68, 255, 65, 68, 68, 68, 68, 69, 966, 441, 69, 69, 69, 69, 964, 61, 62, 67, 71, 70, 65, 71, 91, 376, 72, 63, 68, 72, 73, 92, 139, 73, 67, 69, 74, 75, 76, 74, 75, 76, 77, 445, 78, 77, 71, 78, 72, 80, 80, 80, 81, 81, 81, 84, 95, 307, 84, 95, 76, 92, 376, 96, 97, 92, 96, 97, 139, 98, 307, 80, 98, 73, 81, 74, 510, 445, 99, 75, 78, 99, 77, 100, 100, 101, 101, 100, 114, 101, 95, 114, 103, 103, 145, 95, 103, 145, 104, 104, 99, 96, 104, 959, 97, 115, 105, 105, 115, 98, 105, 106, 106, 510, 955, 106, 109, 109, 107, 107, 109, 253, 107, 100, 102, 102, 108, 108, 102, 145, 108, 115, 104, 110, 110, 111, 111, 110, 102, 111, 102, 109, 106, 105, 102, 107, 112, 112, 113, 113, 112, 253, 113, 108, 116, 117, 109, 116, 117, 107, 102, 951, 118, 119, 102, 118, 119, 120, 138, 111, 120, 113, 110, 947, 121, 116, 116, 121, 116, 122, 112, 123, 122, 124, 123, 126, 124, 943, 126, 938, 138, 116, 137, 116, 118, 931, 141, 117, 138, 141, 153, 153, 119, 165, 153, 142, 165, 123, 142, 120, 143, 121, 166, 143, 144, 166, 124, 144, 141, 122, 125, 175, 137, 125, 175, 137, 137, 142, 126, 146, 146, 153, 143, 146, 147, 147, 930, 125, 147, 144, 925, 148, 148, 165, 125, 148, 149, 149, 150, 150, 149, 924, 150, 125, 125, 166, 146, 147, 125, 125, 148, 151, 151, 154, 154, 151, 910, 154, 155, 155, 156, 156, 155, 149, 156, 909, 147, 157, 157, 158, 158, 157, 892, 158, 167, 150, 891, 167, 151, 152, 152, 154, 889, 152, 159, 159, 160, 160, 159, 309, 160, 169, 155, 152, 169, 152, 161, 161, 158, 152, 161, 156, 164, 868, 152, 164, 157, 162, 162, 163, 163, 162, 309, 163, 168, 152, 167, 168, 170, 152, 168, 170, 160, 164, 164, 171, 169, 159, 171, 172, 867, 866, 172, 161, 162, 865, 173, 174, 163, 173, 174, 164, 176, 178, 170, 176, 178, 177, 179, 180, 177, 179, 180, 181, 182, 172, 181, 182, 173, 183, 194, 195, 183, 198, 199, 171, 198, 199, 176, 177, 184, 184, 184, 174, 189, 189, 189, 178, 179, 180, 374, 181, 200, 182, 201, 200, 194, 201, 840, 195, 194, 195, 837, 836, 202, 198, 183, 202, 509, 199, 203, 203, 223, 374, 203, 223, 201, 204, 204, 205, 205, 204, 835, 205, 206, 206, 207, 207, 206, 509, 207, 509, 200, 208, 208, 226, 816, 208, 226, 206, 209, 209, 223, 202, 209, 224, 210, 210, 224, 814, 210, 203, 204, 205, 211, 211, 813, 207, 211, 212, 212, 213, 213, 212, 812, 213, 214, 214, 790, 208, 214, 215, 215, 216, 216, 215, 572, 216, 218, 218, 224, 789, 218, 209, 210, 211, 308, 213, 217, 217, 219, 219, 217, 212, 219, 220, 220, 221, 222, 220, 221, 222, 215, 214, 225, 572, 788, 225, 227, 216, 228, 227, 229, 228, 560, 229, 308, 218, 787, 217, 308, 219, 220, 222, 230, 231, 233, 230, 231, 233, 225, 232, 232, 234, 232, 235, 234, 560, 235, 236, 221, 237, 236, 227, 237, 238, 228, 239, 238, 240, 239, 784, 240, 233, 241, 241, 241, 247, 247, 247, 254, 234, 257, 231, 230, 257, 258, 747, 238, 258, 232, 240, 259, 260, 236, 259, 260, 302, 302, 302, 235, 237, 261, 239, 280, 261, 254, 280, 257, 744, 254, 262, 262, 263, 263, 262, 743, 263, 259, 264, 264, 281, 434, 264, 281, 258, 265, 265, 265, 266, 266, 265, 260, 266, 280, 261, 738, 262, 267, 267, 372, 735, 267, 281, 263, 268, 268, 269, 269, 268, 434, 269, 434, 264, 283, 270, 270, 283, 266, 270, 271, 271, 372, 571, 271, 272, 272, 273, 273, 272, 372, 273, 274, 274, 282, 700, 274, 282, 267, 275, 275, 268, 571, 275, 698, 269, 571, 271, 272, 270, 276, 276, 277, 277, 276, 696, 277, 278, 278, 282, 273, 278, 279, 279, 284, 695, 279, 284, 274, 285, 279, 287, 285, 286, 287, 692, 286, 288, 288, 290, 288, 289, 290, 277, 289, 291, 276, 292, 291, 691, 292, 293, 278, 687, 293, 640, 285, 279, 286, 294, 639, 295, 294, 284, 295, 290, 637, 636, 285, 287, 289, 296, 297, 635, 296, 297, 288, 293, 298, 299, 634, 298, 299, 292, 303, 303, 303, 295, 304, 304, 304, 294, 291, 305, 305, 305, 297, 296, 306, 306, 306, 312, 313, 315, 312, 313, 315, 299, 314, 314, 314, 316, 633, 314, 316, 317, 317, 338, 632, 317, 338, 298, 318, 318, 339, 638, 318, 339, 312, 631, 319, 319, 315, 316, 319, 313, 628, 626, 317, 320, 320, 320, 338, 573, 320, 323, 323, 319, 638, 323, 324, 324, 340, 570, 324, 340, 318, 322, 322, 322, 325, 325, 322, 339, 325, 326, 326, 327, 327, 326, 348, 327, 322, 348, 322, 323, 328, 328, 322, 569, 328, 329, 329, 330, 330, 329, 568, 330, 326, 331, 331, 324, 340, 331, 322, 332, 332, 567, 322, 332, 342, 327, 328, 342, 333, 333, 346, 331, 333, 346, 330, 334, 334, 335, 335, 334, 566, 335, 336, 336, 565, 329, 336, 332, 337, 337, 342, 341, 337, 343, 341, 344, 343, 333, 344, 332, 335, 345, 350, 564, 345, 350, 336, 359, 359, 359, 334, 337, 341, 354, 562, 561, 354, 346, 341, 344, 347, 347, 347, 343, 558, 347, 351, 345, 511, 351, 341, 349, 349, 349, 508, 352, 349, 350, 352, 353, 355, 507, 353, 355, 351, 357, 356, 506, 357, 356, 375, 354, 360, 360, 360, 362, 362, 362, 505, 352, 364, 364, 364, 353, 366, 366, 366, 368, 368, 368, 353, 357, 378, 375, 504, 378, 355, 375, 379, 503, 502, 379, 353, 356, 373, 384, 373, 373, 384, 498, 373, 373, 380, 380, 380, 373, 373, 380, 373, 501, 379, 382, 382, 382, 373, 500, 382, 499, 378, 383, 383, 383, 385, 385, 383, 498, 385, 386, 386, 498, 497, 386, 387, 387, 496, 384, 387, 388, 388, 446, 443, 388, 389, 389, 391, 391, 389, 442, 391, 392, 392, 403, 382, 392, 403, 387, 393, 393, 407, 440, 393, 407, 385, 439, 438, 389, 394, 394, 437, 436, 394, 395, 395, 386, 410, 395, 392, 410, 388, 390, 390, 408, 435, 390, 408, 391, 396, 396, 399, 399, 396, 403, 399, 390, 393, 390, 394, 395, 407, 390, 397, 397, 398, 398, 397, 433, 398, 390, 400, 400, 398, 399, 400, 401, 401, 390, 408, 401, 432, 390, 402, 402, 429, 404, 402, 396, 404, 405, 377, 406, 405, 397, 406, 409, 371, 420, 409, 400, 420, 370, 401, 411, 411, 411, 415, 415, 411, 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993, 0, 993, 993, 993, 994, 994, 994, 994, 994, 995, 995, 995, 995, 995, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978, 978 } ; static yy_state_type yy_last_accepting_state; static char *yy_last_accepting_cpos; extern int yy_flex_debug; int yy_flex_debug = 0; /* The intent behind this definition is that it'll catch * any uses of REJECT which flex missed. */ #define REJECT reject_used_but_not_detected #define yymore() yymore_used_but_not_detected #define YY_MORE_ADJ 0 #define YY_RESTORE_YY_MORE_OFFSET char *yytext; #define YY_NO_UNISTD_H 1 //debug static int DC = 0; /* makeedit.l : This file is part of pstoedit Simple parser to parse the intermediate flat PostScript and call the backend output routines. Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ // define YY_NO_UNISTD_H // define YY_NEVER_INTERACTIVE 1 // to avoid usage of isatty #include "cppcomp.h" #include I_iostream #include I_fstream #include I_string_h #include USESTD #include "psfront.h" #include "miscutil.h" static float origx, origy; static char *start_of_text; static char *end_of_text; static float number; #define YY_SKIP_YYWRAP static int yywrap() { return 1;} static int secondlineno = 0; static void checkforlinefeed(const char * currenttext) { while(currenttext && (*currenttext)) { if (*currenttext == '\n') secondlineno++; currenttext++;} } #define YY_USER_ACTION checkforlinefeed(yytext); static void cleanyytext() { // replaces \r or \n from the end with \0 char * beg = yytext; char * cp = &yytext[strlen(yytext)-1]; while (cp != beg && ((*cp == '\n') || (*cp == '\r'))) { *cp = '\0'; cp--; } } static inline int toInt(const float f) { return (f > 0.0f) ? (int)(f+0.5f) : (int)(f-0.5f); } static inline float minf(float f1, float f2) { return (f1 #endif #ifndef YY_EXTRA_TYPE #define YY_EXTRA_TYPE void * #endif static int yy_init_globals (void ); /* Accessor methods to globals. These are made visible to non-reentrant scanners for convenience. */ int yylex_destroy (void ); int yyget_debug (void ); void yyset_debug (int debug_flag ); YY_EXTRA_TYPE yyget_extra (void ); void yyset_extra (YY_EXTRA_TYPE user_defined ); FILE *yyget_in (void ); void yyset_in (FILE * in_str ); FILE *yyget_out (void ); void yyset_out (FILE * out_str ); int yyget_leng (void ); char *yyget_text (void ); int yyget_lineno (void ); void yyset_lineno (int line_number ); /* Macros after this point can all be overridden by user definitions in * section 1. */ #ifndef YY_SKIP_YYWRAP #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" int yywrap (void ); #else extern int yywrap (void ); #endif #endif #ifndef yytext_ptr static void yy_flex_strncpy (char *,yyconst char *,int ); #endif #ifdef YY_NEED_STRLEN static int yy_flex_strlen (yyconst char * ); #endif #ifndef YY_NO_INPUT #ifdef __cplusplus static int yyinput (void ); #else static int input (void ); #endif #endif /* Amount of stuff to slurp up with each read. */ #ifndef YY_READ_BUF_SIZE #define YY_READ_BUF_SIZE 8192 #endif /* Copy whatever the last rule matched to the standard output. */ #ifndef ECHO /* This used to be an fputs(), but since the string might contain NUL's, * we now use fwrite(). */ #define ECHO fwrite( yytext, yyleng, 1, yyout ) #endif /* Gets input and stuffs it into "buf". number of characters read, or YY_NULL, * is returned in "result". */ #ifndef YY_INPUT #define YY_INPUT(buf,result,max_size) \ if ( YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_is_interactive ) \ { \ int c = '*'; \ int n; \ for ( n = 0; n < max_size && \ (c = getc( yyin )) != EOF && c != '\n'; ++n ) \ buf[n] = (char) c; \ if ( c == '\n' ) \ buf[n++] = (char) c; \ if ( c == EOF && ferror( yyin ) ) \ YY_FATAL_ERROR( "input in flex scanner failed" ); \ result = n; \ } \ else \ { \ errno=0; \ while ( (result = fread(buf, 1, max_size, yyin))==0 && ferror(yyin)) \ { \ if( errno != EINTR) \ { \ YY_FATAL_ERROR( "input in flex scanner failed" ); \ break; \ } \ errno=0; \ clearerr(yyin); \ } \ }\ \ #endif /* No semi-colon after return; correct usage is to write "yyterminate();" - * we don't want an extra ';' after the "return" because that will cause * some compilers to complain about unreachable statements. */ #ifndef yyterminate #define yyterminate() return YY_NULL #endif /* Number of entries by which start-condition stack grows. */ #ifndef YY_START_STACK_INCR #define YY_START_STACK_INCR 25 #endif /* Report a fatal error. */ #ifndef YY_FATAL_ERROR #define YY_FATAL_ERROR(msg) yy_fatal_error( msg ) #endif /* end tables serialization structures and prototypes */ /* Default declaration of generated scanner - a define so the user can * easily add parameters. */ #ifndef YY_DECL #define YY_DECL_IS_OURS 1 extern int yylex (void); #define YY_DECL int yylex (void) #endif /* !YY_DECL */ /* Code executed at the beginning of each rule, after yytext and yyleng * have been set up. */ #ifndef YY_USER_ACTION #define YY_USER_ACTION #endif /* Code executed at the end of each rule. */ #ifndef YY_BREAK #define YY_BREAK break; #endif #define YY_RULE_SETUP \ YY_USER_ACTION /** The main scanner function which does all the work. */ YY_DECL { register yy_state_type yy_current_state; register char *yy_cp, *yy_bp; register int yy_act; if ( !(yy_init) ) { (yy_init) = 1; #ifdef YY_USER_INIT YY_USER_INIT; #endif if ( ! (yy_start) ) (yy_start) = 1; /* first start state */ if ( ! yyin ) yyin = stdin; if ( ! yyout ) yyout = stdout; if ( ! YY_CURRENT_BUFFER ) { yyensure_buffer_stack (); YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE = yy_create_buffer(yyin,YY_BUF_SIZE ); } yy_load_buffer_state( ); } while ( 1 ) /* loops until end-of-file is reached */ { yy_cp = (yy_c_buf_p); /* Support of yytext. */ *yy_cp = (yy_hold_char); /* yy_bp points to the position in yy_ch_buf of the start of * the current run. */ yy_bp = yy_cp; yy_current_state = (yy_start); yy_match: do { register YY_CHAR yy_c = yy_ec[YY_SC_TO_UI(*yy_cp)]; if ( yy_accept[yy_current_state] ) { (yy_last_accepting_state) = yy_current_state; (yy_last_accepting_cpos) = yy_cp; } while ( yy_chk[yy_base[yy_current_state] + yy_c] != yy_current_state ) { yy_current_state = (int) yy_def[yy_current_state]; if ( yy_current_state >= 979 ) yy_c = yy_meta[(unsigned int) yy_c]; } yy_current_state = yy_nxt[yy_base[yy_current_state] + (unsigned int) yy_c]; ++yy_cp; } while ( yy_current_state != 978 ); yy_cp = (yy_last_accepting_cpos); yy_current_state = (yy_last_accepting_state); yy_find_action: yy_act = yy_accept[yy_current_state]; YY_DO_BEFORE_ACTION; do_action: /* This label is used only to access EOF actions. */ switch ( yy_act ) { /* beginning of action switch */ case 0: /* must back up */ /* undo the effects of YY_DO_BEFORE_ACTION */ *yy_cp = (yy_hold_char); yy_cp = (yy_last_accepting_cpos); yy_current_state = (yy_last_accepting_state); goto yy_find_action; case 1: YY_RULE_SETUP { // not in READPROLOG !! // Work around for Linux libg++ bug number = (float) atof(yytext); // Original // istrstream s(yytext); // s >> number; // cout << "adding number : " << number << " " << yytext << endl; addNumber(number ); } YY_BREAK case 2: YY_RULE_SETUP {} YY_BREAK case 3: YY_RULE_SETUP { BEGIN(READBBOXNUMBERS); } YY_BREAK case 4: /* rule 4 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; const float ury = popUnScaled(); const float urx = popUnScaled(); bboxes_ptr[currentPageNumber].ur = Point(urx,ury); const float lly = popUnScaled(); const float llx = popUnScaled(); bboxes_ptr[currentPageNumber].ll = Point(llx,lly); // cerr << llx << " " << lly << " " << urx << " " << ury << endl; currentPageNumber++; BEGIN(READBBOX); } YY_BREAK case 5: /* rule 5 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { if (yytext[0] == '\n') lineNumber++; } YY_BREAK case 6: /* rule 6 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { if (yytext[0] == '\n') lineNumber++; // cout << " " << yytext << endl; } YY_BREAK case 7: /* rule 7 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; const int flattened = toInt(popUnScaled()); const int textastext = toInt(popUnScaled()); if (!driverDesc->backendSupportsText && textastext) { errf << "Warning: this preprocessed input file contains text but the selected backend does NOT support this - Hint: use -dt option for preprocessing" << endl; } if (!driverDesc->backendSupportsCurveto && !flattened) { errf << "Warning: this preprocessed input file possibly contains curves but the selected backend does NOT support this. Curves will be converted to a set of straight lines." << endl; // return(1); } constraintsChecked=true; } YY_BREAK case 8: /* rule 8 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints backend->showpage(); currentPageNumber++; if (currentPageNumber <= drvbase::totalNumberOfPages()) { if ( splitpages ) { if(outfilename) { const RSString newFileName = getOutputFileNameFromPageNumber(outfilename, backend->globaloptions.pagenumberformat, currentPageNumber); if (newFileName == RSString(outfilename) ) { errf << "Warning: no %d or %PAGENUMBER% found in name of output file and page feed found in input and either the selected format does not support multiple pages or the -split option was specified.\nPlease insert a %PAGENUMBER% or %d in the name of the output file if you want to split pages into different files. And potentially use the -pagenumberformat option" << endl; // we cannot close the output file in this case otherwise // we would overwrite the previous results } else { delete backend; backend = 0; // ofstream * outputFilePtr = (ofstream *) &outFile; // not needed here since done in main program convertBackSlashes(nameOfOutputFile); if (driverDesc->backendFileOpenType != DriverDescription::noopen ){ outputFilePtr->close(); if (driverDesc->backendFileOpenType == DriverDescription::binaryopen ) { // old if (defined(unix) || defined() || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) ) && !defined(DJGPP) #if defined(PSTOEDIT_UNIXLIKE) // binary is not available on UNIX, only on PC outputFilePtr->open(newFileName.value(),ios::out); #else // use redundant ios::out because of bug in djgpp outputFilePtr->open(newFileName.value(),ios::out | ios::binary); #endif // errf << "opened " << newFileName.value() << " for binary output" << endl; } else { outputFilePtr->open(newFileName.value()); // errf << "opened " << newFileName.value() << " for output" << endl; } if (outFile.fail() ) { errf << "Could not open file " << newFileName.value() << " for output" << endl; return 1; } // fail } // backend opens file by itself backend = driverDesc->CreateBackend(driveroptions,*outputFilePtr,errf,infilename,newFileName.value(),globaloptions); if (!backend->driverOK()) { errf << "Creation of driver for new page failed " << endl; return (1); } backend->currentPageNumber = currentPageNumber - 1; // backend will add one again in open_page } // file name contains %d } else { errf << "Cannot split pages if output is standard output" << endl; return(1); } // outfilename } // splitpages } else { // ignore any showpage for pages greater than totalNumberOfPages if (backend->verbose) errf << "page " << currentPageNumber << " is greater than expected maximum number of pages " << drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() << endl; return 0; // normal return code; } } YY_BREAK case 9: /* rule 9 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (backend->numberOfElementsInPath() != 0) { errf << "Error, path number " << pathnumber << " was not cleared correctly" << endl; } pathnumber++; BEGIN(READPATH); backend->setIsPolygon(false); backend->setPathNumber(pathnumber); } YY_BREAK case 10: YY_RULE_SETUP { /* old version: /Helvetica findfont 14 scalefont setfont */ /* (Helvetica) cvn findfont [ 3.0 8.31384 -5.19615 4.8 106.699 455.692 ] makefont setfont */ /* new version because sometimes the new name contains a % */ if (!non_standard_font) { // in the case of a non standard font, the setCurrentFontName was // done during handling of nonstandard font start_of_text = strchr (yytext,(int)'(') + 1 ; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)')') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; backend->setCurrentFontName(start_of_text,0); } non_standard_font = 0; // reset } YY_BREAK case 11: /* rule 11 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; //may lead to a lot of messages : if (backend->verbose) errorMessage(yytext); // wogl; } YY_BREAK case 12: /* rule 12 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; BEGIN(READPROLOG); } YY_BREAK case 13: /* rule 13 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; BEGIN(INITIAL); } YY_BREAK case 14: /* rule 14 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; /* fprintf(stderr,"%s\n",yytext); */ start_of_text = yytext+2; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)' ') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; backend->setCurrentFontFamilyName(start_of_text); } YY_BREAK case 15: /* rule 15 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; /* fprintf(stderr,"%s\n",yytext); */ start_of_text = yytext+2; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)' ') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; backend->setCurrentFontFullName(start_of_text); } YY_BREAK case 16: /* rule 16 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; /* fprintf(stderr,"%s\n",yytext); */ start_of_text = yytext+2; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)' ') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; backend->setCurrentFontWeight(start_of_text); } YY_BREAK case 17: /* rule 17 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; /* % Times-Roman Times-Roman@0 nonstandard font */ /* % Bla Bla nonstandard font */ /* if it is not derived from a standard font */ start_of_text = yytext+2; end_of_text = strchr (start_of_text,(int)' ') ; if (end_of_text) { *end_of_text = (char) 0; char* start_of_secondname = end_of_text + 1; char* end_of_secondname = strchr (start_of_secondname,(int)' ') ; if (end_of_secondname) { *end_of_secondname = (char) 0; non_standard_font = 1; // this avoids a further setting of CurrentFontName if (strcmp(start_of_text,start_of_secondname) == 0 ) { // both names are equal, so it's not a derived font backend->setCurrentFontName(start_of_text,1); } else { // it's a derived font, so use the base name backend->setCurrentFontName(start_of_text,0); } } else { errf << "pstoedit: internal error - font statement did not follow expected syntax" << endl; } } else { errf << "pstoedit: internal error - font statement did not follow expected syntax" << endl; } } YY_BREAK case 18: /* rule 18 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->beginClipPath(); } YY_BREAK case 19: /* rule 19 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentShowType(drvbase::eofill); } YY_BREAK case 20: /* rule 20 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentShowType(drvbase::fill); } YY_BREAK case 21: /* rule 21 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentShowType(drvbase::stroke); } YY_BREAK case 22: /* rule 22 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; errf << yytext; } YY_BREAK case 23: /* rule 23 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; addNumber(0.0f ); // pseudo false } YY_BREAK case 24: /* rule 24 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; addNumber(1.0f ); // pseudo true } YY_BREAK case 25: YY_RULE_SETUP { // begin of some Data Comment, just ignore the marker } YY_BREAK case 26: /* rule 26 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { /* sequence: ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:begin ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:ncomp ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:multi ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:imagematrix ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:normalized image currentmatrix ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:bits ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:height ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:width ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:data ../tests/image/colorimage.ps.ps:%colorimage:end ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:begin ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:imagematrix ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:normalized image currentmatrix ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:bits ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:height ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:width ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:data ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:data ../tests/image/hw.ps.ps:%image:end ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:begin ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:imagematrix ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:normalized image currentmatrix ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:polarity ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:height ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:width ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:data ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:data ../tests/image/hwuse.eps.ps:%imagemask:end %begin dealing with image from dict %fileimage:begin % DC 640 0 0 -480 0 480 %fileimage:imagematrix %fileimage:filename but.dump_1.png % DC 640 %fileimage:width % DC 480 %fileimage:height %fileimage:end grestore %} %end dealing with image from dict */ if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.isFileImage = false ; backend->imageInfo.type = colorimage; // ncomp will be written later // bits will be written later backend->imageInfo.polarity = true; BEGIN(READIMAGE); } YY_BREAK case 27: /* rule 27 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.isFileImage = true ; backend->imageInfo.type = normalimage; backend->imageInfo.ncomp = 1; // bits will be written later backend->imageInfo.polarity = true; BEGIN(READIMAGE); } YY_BREAK case 28: /* rule 28 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.isFileImage = false ; backend->imageInfo.type = normalimage; backend->imageInfo.ncomp = 1; // bits will be written later backend->imageInfo.polarity = true; BEGIN(READIMAGE); } YY_BREAK case 29: /* rule 29 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.isFileImage = false ; backend->imageInfo.type = imagemask; backend->imageInfo.ncomp = 1; // polarity will be written later backend->imageInfo.bits = 1; BEGIN(READIMAGE); } YY_BREAK case 30: /* rule 30 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } // replace newline with eos cleanyytext(); // yytext[strlen(yytext)-1] = '\0'; //cout << "filename: {" << yytext << "}" << endl; backend->imageInfo.FileName = yytext+strlen("%fileimage:filename")+1; } YY_BREAK case 31: /* rule 31 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.ncomp = (short) toInt(popUnScaled()); } YY_BREAK case 32: /* rule 32 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { // only set for imagemask lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.polarity = toInt(popUnScaled()) > 0.5 ; // convert from float to bool } YY_BREAK case 33: /* rule 33 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } (void)pop(); // not used so far } YY_BREAK case 34: /* rule 34 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 6 ; i++ ) { backend->imageInfo.imageMatrix[5-i] = popUnScaled(); } } YY_BREAK case 35: /* rule 35 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 6 ; i++ ) { backend->imageInfo.normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[5-i] = popUnScaled(); } } YY_BREAK case 36: /* rule 36 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { // only set for normalimage and colorimage lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.bits = (short) toInt(popUnScaled()); } YY_BREAK case 37: /* rule 37 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.height = toInt(popUnScaled()); } YY_BREAK case 38: /* rule 38 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->imageInfo.width = toInt(popUnScaled()); } YY_BREAK case 39: YY_RULE_SETUP { CHECKconstraints if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } //cerr << "handling DC " << DC++ << endl; //cerr << "handling " << yytext ; //cerr << "strlen " << strlen(yytext) << endl ; unsigned int size = backend->imageInfo.height * ((backend->imageInfo.ncomp * backend->imageInfo.width * backend->imageInfo.bits + 7 ) / 8); if (backend->imageInfo.data == 0) { // cerr << " allocating " << size << " for image data " << endl; backend->imageInfo.data = new unsigned char[size]; if (backend->imageInfo.data==0) { cerr << "out of memory for image data" << endl; return(1); } backend->imageInfo.nextfreedataitem = 0; // init // for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < size; i++) { // backend->imageInfo.data[i] = 0; // } } cleanyytext(); const char * cp = yytext; // search for ' ' while (cp && (*cp != ' ')) cp++; // now cp points to blank cp++; //cerr << "effective length " << strlen(cp) << endl; do { const char chigh = *cp; const unsigned int high = hextoint(*cp); // cout << "scanned1 " << (int) *cp << endl; cp++; if (*cp == '\0') { cerr << "data format error (not a hex number) in line " << lineNumber << " " << secondlineno << endl; return(1); } const char clow = *cp; const unsigned int low = hextoint(*cp); // cout << "scanned2 " << (int) *cp << endl; cp++; if ( backend->imageInfo.nextfreedataitem < size ) { backend->imageInfo.data[backend->imageInfo.nextfreedataitem] = (unsigned char) (high * 16 + low); // cerr << backend->imageInfo.nextfreedataitem << ":" << chigh<< clow << endl; backend->imageInfo.nextfreedataitem++; } else { cerr << "too many data in line " << lineNumber << " size is " << size << " : ignoring " << (cp-2) << "|" << chigh << clow << endl; break; } } while (cp && (*cp != '\0')); } YY_BREAK case 40: /* rule 40 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) { cerr << "handling " << yytext ; pstack(); } backend->dumpImage(); BEGIN(INITIAL); } YY_BREAK case 41: /* rule 41 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; if (debuglexer) cerr << "comment ignored " << yytext; } YY_BREAK case 42: /* rule 42 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; // setCurrentFontSize(number ); float matrix[6]; matrix[5] = pop(); matrix[4] = pop(); matrix[3] = pop(); // sy * cos(phi) matrix[2] = pop(); // sy * -sin(phi) matrix[1] = pop(); // sx * sin(phi) matrix[0] = pop(); // sx * cos(phi) backend->setCurrentFontMatrix(matrix); const float fsizex = (float) pythagoras(matrix[0] , matrix[1]); const float fsizey = (float) pythagoras(matrix[2] , matrix[3]); const float todegrees = 180.0f / 3.14159265358979323846f ; float phix = (matrix[0] != 0.0f) ? (todegrees * (float) atan(matrix[1] / matrix[0]) ) : (matrix[1] > 0 ? 90.0f : -90.0f ); // float phiy = todegrees * atan(-1.0 * matrix[2] / matrix[3]); if (matrix[0] < 0.0f ) phix = 180 + phix; // if cos (phi) < 0 than add 180 // if (matrix[3] < 0.0f ) phiy = 180 + phiy; if (phix < 0.0f ) phix = 360 + phix; // if (phiy < 0.0f ) phiy = 360 + phiy; // for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++ ) cout << "matrix [" << i << "] " << matrix[i] << " "; // cout << fsizex << " " << fsizey << " " << endl; // cout << phix << " " << phiy << " " << endl; backend->setCurrentFontSize((fsizex + fsizey)/2.0f); backend->setCurrentFontAngle(phix); } YY_BREAK case 43: /* rule 43 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { //obsolete lineNumber++; // setCurrentFontSize(number ); backend->setCurrentFontSize(pop()); // pop(); } YY_BREAK case 44: /* rule 44 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; start_of_text = strchr (yytext,(int)'(') + 1 ; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)')') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; backend->setColorName(start_of_text); } YY_BREAK case 45: /* rule 45 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; const float B = popUnScaled(); const float G = popUnScaled(); const float R = popUnScaled(); /* printf("%s %f %f %f\n","setting RGB to ",R,G,B); */ backend->setRGB(R,G,B); } YY_BREAK case 46: /* rule 46 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; const float K = popUnScaled(); const float Y = popUnScaled(); const float M = popUnScaled(); const float C = popUnScaled(); const unsigned int colormodel = 3; // http://www.efg2.com/Lab/Library/Color/AndComputers.htm switch (colormodel) { case 1: { const float R = 1.0f - minf(1.0f,C+K); // according to PLRM page 307 const float G = 1.0f - minf(1.0f,M+K); const float B = 1.0f - minf(1.0f,Y+K); // printf("%s %f %f %f\n","setting RGB to ",R,G,B); backend->setRGB(R,G,B); } break; case 2: { /* alternative formula http://research.microsoft.com/~hollasch/cgindex/color/cmyk.html http://www.ghostscript.com/pipermail/gs-cvs/2002-November/002588.html http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/MI_Enviro/Colors/color_models.htm R = (1.0 - C) * (1.0 - K), etc. */ const float R = (1.0f - C)*(1.0f - K); const float G = (1.0f - M)*(1.0f - K); const float B = (1.0f - Y)*(1.0f - K); // printf("%s %f %f %f\n","setting RGB to ",R,G,B); backend->setRGB(R,G,B); } break; case 3: { /* http://www.neuro.sfc.keio.ac.jp/~aly/polygon/info/color-space-faq.html RGB -> CMYK | CMYK -> RGB Black=minimum(1-Red,1-Green,1-Blue) | Red=1-minimum(1,Cyan*(1-Black)+Black) Cyan=(1-Red-Black)/(1-Black) | Green=1-minimum(1,Magenta*(1-Black)+Black) Magenta=(1-Green-Black)/(1-Black) | Blue=1-minimum(1,Yellow*(1-Black)+Black) Yellow=(1-Blue-Black)/(1-Black) | */ const float R = 1.0f - minf(1.0f,C*(1-K)+K); const float G = 1.0f - minf(1.0f,M*(1-K)+K); const float B = 1.0f - minf(1.0f,Y*(1-K)+K); // printf("%s %f %f %f\n","setting RGB to ",R,G,B); backend->setRGB(R,G,B); } break; default: break; } } YY_BREAK case 47: /* rule 47 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; cleanyytext(); yytext[strlen(yytext) - 8] = '\0'; // strip of trailing setdash backend->setDash(yytext+1); // don't copy leading space } YY_BREAK case 48: /* rule 48 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentMiterLimit(number); (void) pop(); } YY_BREAK case 49: /* rule 49 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentLineJoin((int) (number +0.5)); (void) pop(); } YY_BREAK case 50: /* rule 50 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentLineCap((int) (number +0.5)); (void) pop(); } YY_BREAK case 51: /* rule 51 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; float width = pop(); if (width < (float) backend->globaloptions.minlinewidth) { width = (float) backend->globaloptions.minlinewidth; } backend->setCurrentLineWidth(width); // setCurrentLineWidth(number ); // pop(); } YY_BREAK case 52: /* rule 52 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; float height = pop(); if (height < 1.0 ) { height = 792 * backend->getScale() ; } backend->setCurrentDeviceHeight(height); float width = pop(); if (width < 1.0 ) { width = 612 * backend->getScale() ; } backend->setCurrentDeviceWidth(width); if (backend->verbose) errf << "handling setPageSize (w,h)(" << width << "," << height << ")"<< endl; } YY_BREAK case 53: /* rule 53 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; const bool mappedtoisolatin1 = pop() > 0.5; // float to bool const float y_end = pop(); const float x_end = pop(); const float ay = pop(); const float ax = pop(); const int Char = (int) (popUnScaled() +0.5); const float cy = pop(); const float cx = pop(); backend->setMappedtoisolatin1(mappedtoisolatin1); backend->setCurrentWidthParams(ax,ay,Char,cx,cy,x_end,y_end); } YY_BREAK case 54: /* rule 54 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints start_of_text = strchr (yytext,(int)'(') + 1 ; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)')') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; const float y = pop(); /* just the last moveto (0 0 in case of makefont) */ const float x = pop(); /* just the last moveto (0 0 in case of makefont) */ /* backend->dumpText(start_of_text,x,y); */ backend->pushHEXText(start_of_text,x + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[4],y + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[5]); } YY_BREAK case 55: /* rule 55 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; // (68656c6c6f20776f726c64) [ /h /e /l /l /o /space /w /o /r /l /d ] awidthshowhexwithglyphs CHECKconstraints start_of_text = strchr (yytext,(int)'(') + 1 ; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)')') ; char * start_of_glyphs = strchr(yytext,(int)'[') + 2; char * end_of_glyphs = strrchr(yytext,(int)']'); if (end_of_glyphs) *(end_of_glyphs-1) = (char) 0; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; //cout << "text :" << start_of_text << " glyphs : " << start_of_glyphs << endl; const float y = pop(); /* just the last moveto (0 0 in case of makefont) */ const float x = pop(); /* just the last moveto (0 0 in case of makefont) */ /* backend->dumpText(start_of_text,x,y); */ backend->pushHEXText(start_of_text,x + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[4],y + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[5], start_of_glyphs); } YY_BREAK case 56: /* rule 56 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints start_of_text = strchr (yytext,(int)'(') + 1 ; end_of_text = strrchr (yytext,(int)')') ; if (end_of_text) *end_of_text = (char) 0; const float y = pop(); /* just the last moveto (0 0 in case of makefont) */ const float x = pop(); /* just the last moveto (0 0 in case of makefont) */ /* backend->dumpText(start_of_text,x,y); */ backend->pushText(strlen(start_of_text),start_of_text,x + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[4],y + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[5]); /* old - zeropatch backend->pushText(start_of_text,x + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[4],y + backend->getCurrentFontMatrix()[5]); */ } YY_BREAK case 57: /* rule 57 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { // obsolete lineNumber++; backend->setCurrentFontAngle(number); (void) pop(); } YY_BREAK case 58: /* rule 58 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { //obsolete lineNumber++; /* Because this is in the preamble, only pop this has put something on the stack. */ if (nextFreeNumber >= 2) { (void)pop(); (void)pop(); } } YY_BREAK case 59: /* rule 59 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { //obsolete lineNumber++; /* Because this is in the preamble, only pop this has put something on the stack. */ if (nextFreeNumber >= 2) { (void)pop(); (void)pop(); } } YY_BREAK case 60: /* rule 60 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { if (yytext[0] == '\n') lineNumber++; /* cout << "ignored '" << yytext << "'"; */ /* ignore any other stuff */ } YY_BREAK case 61: /* rule 61 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints // save coordinates for possible closepath origy = pop(); origx = pop(); if (backend->numberOfElementsInPath() > 1) { // this is an intermediate moveto // if backend supports subpaths add it // else dump last path and start a new one if (backend->globaloptions.simulateSubPaths || backend->Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsSubPathes) { // Point p(origx,origy); backend->addtopath(new Moveto(origx,origy)); } else { // dumppath backend->dumpPath(); // start new path // Point p(origx,origy); backend->setIsPolygon(false); backend->addtopath(new Moveto(origx,origy)); } } else { // it is a starting moveto // Point p(origx,origy); backend->addtopath(new Moveto(origx,origy)); } currentpoint = Point(origx,origy); } YY_BREAK case 62: /* rule 62 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; float y = pop(); float x = pop(); // Point p(x,y); backend->addtopath(new Lineto(x,y)); currentpoint = Point(x,y); Point op(origx,origy); backend->setIsPolygon(currentpoint == op); // dynamically track potential polygons } YY_BREAK case 63: /* rule 63 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; Point p[3]; for (unsigned int i = 3; i > 0; i--) { // !!! i = 2 to i>= 0 does not work for unsigned float y = pop(); float x = pop(); p[i-1] = Point(x,y); } if (backend->Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsCurveto) { backend->addtopath(new Curveto(p)); // pass p as array } else { const unsigned int sections = 10; const Point & cp1 = p[0]; const Point & cp2 = p[1]; const Point & ep = p[2]; for (unsigned int s = 0; s <= sections; s++) { const float t = 1.0f * s / sections; const Point pt = PointOnBezier(t, currentpoint, cp1, cp2, ep); backend->addtopath(new Lineto(pt.x_,pt.y_)); } // errf << "illegal input received. curveto not expected by this backend\n"; // return(1); } currentpoint = Point(p[2].x_,p[2].y_); Point op(origx,origy); backend->setIsPolygon(currentpoint == op); // dynamically track potential polygons } YY_BREAK case 64: /* rule 64 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; Point startPoint(origx,origy); const basedrawingelement & lastelem = backend->pathElement(backend->numberOfElementsInPath() -1 ); // check for last == first. Then no additional // lineto is needed. and isPolygon can be set to true if ( (lastelem.getType() == lineto) && (lastelem.getPoint(0) == startPoint) ) { // remove last lineto - // a closepath is sometimes nicer than a lineto (see closevsline.ps) if (backend->verbose) errf << "removing obsolete lineto " << endl; backend->removeFromElementFromPath(); // no need to close the path, it's already closed } /* else */ { if (backend->globaloptions.simulateSubPaths || backend->Pdriverdesc->backendSupportsSubPathes) { backend->addtopath(new Closepath()); } else { backend->addtopath(new Lineto(origx,origy)); // pass p as array } } backend->setIsPolygon(true); /* show is done by next stroke, fill or moveto */ currentpoint = startPoint; } YY_BREAK case 65: /* rule 65 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints BEGIN(INITIAL); backend->dumpPath(); }; YY_BREAK case 66: /* rule 66 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints BEGIN(INITIAL); backend->dumpPath(); }; YY_BREAK case 67: /* rule 67 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; CHECKconstraints BEGIN(INITIAL); backend->dumpPath(); }; YY_BREAK case 68: /* rule 68 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->Save(); }; YY_BREAK case 69: /* rule 69 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->Save(); }; YY_BREAK case 70: /* rule 70 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->Restore(); }; YY_BREAK case 71: /* rule 71 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->Restore(); }; YY_BREAK case 72: /* rule 72 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->endClipPath(drvbase::clip); BEGIN(INITIAL); }; YY_BREAK case 73: /* rule 73 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { lineNumber++; backend->endClipPath(drvbase::eoclip); BEGIN(INITIAL); }; YY_BREAK case 74: /* rule 74 can match eol */ YY_RULE_SETUP { if (yytext[0] == '\n') lineNumber++; } YY_BREAK case 75: YY_RULE_SETUP ECHO; YY_BREAK case YY_STATE_EOF(INITIAL): case YY_STATE_EOF(READPATH): case YY_STATE_EOF(READIMAGE): case YY_STATE_EOF(READPROLOG): case YY_STATE_EOF(READBBOXNUMBERS): case YY_STATE_EOF(READBBOX): yyterminate(); case YY_END_OF_BUFFER: { /* Amount of text matched not including the EOB char. */ int yy_amount_of_matched_text = (int) (yy_cp - (yytext_ptr)) - 1; /* Undo the effects of YY_DO_BEFORE_ACTION. */ *yy_cp = (yy_hold_char); YY_RESTORE_YY_MORE_OFFSET if ( YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_buffer_status == YY_BUFFER_NEW ) { /* We're scanning a new file or input source. It's * possible that this happened because the user * just pointed yyin at a new source and called * yylex(). If so, then we have to assure * consistency between YY_CURRENT_BUFFER and our * globals. Here is the right place to do so, because * this is the first action (other than possibly a * back-up) that will match for the new input source. */ (yy_n_chars) = YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_n_chars; YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_input_file = yyin; YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_buffer_status = YY_BUFFER_NORMAL; } /* Note that here we test for yy_c_buf_p "<=" to the position * of the first EOB in the buffer, since yy_c_buf_p will * already have been incremented past the NUL character * (since all states make transitions on EOB to the * end-of-buffer state). 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YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_ch_buf ) YY_FATAL_ERROR( "out of dynamic memory in yy_get_next_buffer()" ); } (yy_n_chars) += number_to_move; YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_ch_buf[(yy_n_chars)] = YY_END_OF_BUFFER_CHAR; YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_ch_buf[(yy_n_chars) + 1] = YY_END_OF_BUFFER_CHAR; (yytext_ptr) = &YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_ch_buf[0]; return ret_val; } /* yy_get_previous_state - get the state just before the EOB char was reached */ static yy_state_type yy_get_previous_state (void) { register yy_state_type yy_current_state; register char *yy_cp; yy_current_state = (yy_start); for ( yy_cp = (yytext_ptr) + YY_MORE_ADJ; yy_cp < (yy_c_buf_p); ++yy_cp ) { register YY_CHAR yy_c = (*yy_cp ? yy_ec[YY_SC_TO_UI(*yy_cp)] : 1); if ( yy_accept[yy_current_state] ) { (yy_last_accepting_state) = yy_current_state; (yy_last_accepting_cpos) = yy_cp; } while ( yy_chk[yy_base[yy_current_state] + yy_c] != yy_current_state ) { yy_current_state = (int) yy_def[yy_current_state]; if ( yy_current_state >= 979 ) yy_c = yy_meta[(unsigned int) yy_c]; } yy_current_state = yy_nxt[yy_base[yy_current_state] + (unsigned int) yy_c]; } return yy_current_state; } /* yy_try_NUL_trans - try to make a transition on the NUL character * * synopsis * next_state = yy_try_NUL_trans( current_state ); */ static yy_state_type yy_try_NUL_trans (yy_state_type yy_current_state ) { register int yy_is_jam; register char *yy_cp = (yy_c_buf_p); register YY_CHAR yy_c = 1; if ( yy_accept[yy_current_state] ) { (yy_last_accepting_state) = yy_current_state; (yy_last_accepting_cpos) = yy_cp; } while ( yy_chk[yy_base[yy_current_state] + yy_c] != yy_current_state ) { yy_current_state = (int) yy_def[yy_current_state]; if ( yy_current_state >= 979 ) yy_c = yy_meta[(unsigned int) yy_c]; } yy_current_state = yy_nxt[yy_base[yy_current_state] + (unsigned int) yy_c]; yy_is_jam = (yy_current_state == 978); return yy_is_jam ? 0 : yy_current_state; } #ifndef YY_NO_INPUT #ifdef __cplusplus static int yyinput (void) #else static int input (void) #endif { int c; *(yy_c_buf_p) = (yy_hold_char); if ( *(yy_c_buf_p) == YY_END_OF_BUFFER_CHAR ) { /* yy_c_buf_p now points to the character we want to return. * If this occurs *before* the EOB characters, then it's a * valid NUL; if not, then we've hit the end of the buffer. */ if ( (yy_c_buf_p) < &YY_CURRENT_BUFFER_LVALUE->yy_ch_buf[(yy_n_chars)] ) /* This was really a NUL. */ *(yy_c_buf_p) = '\0'; else { /* need more input */ int offset = (yy_c_buf_p) - (yytext_ptr); ++(yy_c_buf_p); switch ( yy_get_next_buffer( ) ) { case EOB_ACT_LAST_MATCH: /* This happens because yy_g_n_b() * sees that we've accumulated a * token and flags that we need to * try matching the token before * proceeding. 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If LEXSOURCE is not defined, the make rule below # only relates to dummy.cpp, which is not used by the main target. #PSHEADER=pstoedit.ph # same comment applies to PSHEADER variable ############################################################# default : $(target) # No changes should be necessary below this line .SUFFIXES: .cpp .obj .o .chk .cpp.o: $(CCC) -c $(LOCALDEFINES) $(CCFLAGS) $(FORCECPPFLAGS) $< .cpp.obj: $(CCC) /c $(LOCALDEFINES) $(CCFLAGS) $(FORCECPPFLAGS) $< # $(CCC) /c $(LOCALDEFINES) $(CCFLAGS) $&.cpp # Standard Drivers (for all systems) STANDARDDRIVERS=\ drvlwo.$(OBJEXT) \ drvrib.$(OBJEXT) \ drvrpl.$(OBJEXT) \ drvdxf.$(OBJEXT) \ drvjava.$(OBJEXT) \ drvjava2.$(OBJEXT) \ drvlplot.$(OBJEXT) \ drvpdf.$(OBJEXT) \ drvkillu.$(OBJEXT) \ drvsk.$(OBJEXT) \ drvmpost.$(OBJEXT) \ drvlatex2e.$(OBJEXT) \ drvpic.$(OBJEXT) \ drvhpgl.$(OBJEXT) \ drvtk.$(OBJEXT) # Comment out the next line if you don't want the sample driver to be included SAMPLEDRIVER=drvsampl.$(OBJEXT) DRIVERS=$(STANDARDDRIVERS) $(LOCALDRIVERS) $(SAMPLEDRIVER) $(SPECIFICDRIVERS) OBJECTS=dynload.$(OBJEXT) callgs.$(OBJEXT) $(MAIN).$(OBJEXT) pstoedit.$(OBJEXT) lexyy.$(OBJEXT) miscutil.$(OBJEXT) cbstream.$(OBJEXT) psimage.$(OBJEXT) drvbase.$(OBJEXT) subpath.$(OBJEXT) $(DRIVERS) # this does not work with GNU make #OBJECTS:sh =ls drv*.c | sed 's/\.c/\.$(OBJEXT)/' #OBJECTS += lexyy.$(OBJEXT) TESTDRIVER=drvpdf libdemo : libusagedemo.$(OBJEXT) drvbase.$(OBJEXT) $(TESTDRIVER).$(OBJEXT) $(LINK) -o libusagedemo libusagedemo.$(OBJEXT) drvbase.$(OBJEXT) $(TESTDRIVER).$(OBJEXT) pstoedit : $(OBJECTS) $(LINK) $(OUTPUT) $(OBJECTS) $(LDLIBS) $(DEFFILE) # purified version pstoedit.pure : $(OBJECTS) purify $(LINK) -o pstoedit.pure $(CCFLAGS) $(OBJECTS) $(LDLIBS) $(DEFFILE) # proofed version (TestCenter from CenterLine) pstoedit.proof : $(OBJECTS) proof $(LINK) -o pstoedit.proof $(CCFLAGS) $(OBJECTS) $(LDLIBS) $(DEFFILE) pstoedit.exe : $(OBJECTS) # echo pstoedit.$(OBJEXT) lexyy.$(OBJEXT) drvbase.$(OBJEXT) > link.rsp # distribute the above objects among the following lines, in case # one of the driver variable is empty echo $(MAIN).$(OBJEXT) poptions.$(OBJEXT) pstoedit.$(OBJEXT) callgs.$(OBJEXT) > link.rsp echo $(STANDARDDRIVERS) >> link.rsp echo lexyy.$(OBJEXT) $(LOCALDRIVERS) >> link.rsp echo $(SAMPLEDRIVER) $(SPECIFICDRIVERS) >> link.rsp echo miscutil.$(OBJEXT) dynload.$(OBJEXT) base64writer.$(OBJEXT) cbstream.$(OBJEXT) drvbase.$(OBJEXT) $(LDLIBS) >> link.rsp $(CCC) $(OUTPUT) $(CCFLAGS) @link.rsp -del link.rsp dummy.cpp $(LEXSOURCE) : makeedit.l flex -L -8 makeedit.l -mv lex.yy.c lexyy.cpp -mv lexyy.c lexyy.cpp clean: rm -f core pstoedit.pure pstoedit.proof pstoedit$(EXEEXT) *.$(OBJEXT) *.chk test: pstoedit$(EXEEXT) -cd ../examples;\ ../src/pstoedit -f tgif illusion.ps illusion.ps.obj;\ tgif illusion.ps.obj;\ ../src/pstoedit -scale 2 -f tgif illusion.ps illusion.ps.obj;\ tgif illusion.ps.obj;\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f tgif illusion.ps illusion.ps.obj;\ tgif illusion.ps.obj;\ ../src/pstoedit -f tgif eschertr.ps eschertr.ps.obj;\ tgif eschertr.ps.obj;\ ../src/pstoedit -f fig illusion.ps illusion.ps.fig;\ xfig illusion.ps.fig;\ ../src/pstoedit -f fig eschertr.ps eschertr.ps.fig;\ xfig eschertr.ps.fig;\ ../src/pstoedit -f fig spiral.ps spiral.ps.fig;\ xfig spiral.ps.fig;\ echo "now trying RIB for RenderMan ";\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f rib illusion.ps illusion.ps.rib ;\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f rib eschertr.ps eschertr.ps.rib ;\ echo "now trying LWO for LightWave 3D ";\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f lwo illusion.ps illusion.ps.lwo ;\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f lwo eschertr.ps eschertr.ps.lwo ;\ echo "now trying RPL for Real3D ";\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f rpl illusion.ps illusion.ps.rpl ;\ ../src/pstoedit -dt -f rpl eschertr.ps eschertr.ps.rpl ;\ echo "tests done"; # groff -man ../doc/pstoedit.1 > pstoedit.man.ps # if you don't have groff, try the following instead # troff -man -Tpsc ../doc/pstoedit.1 | psdit > pstoedit.man.ps drvmdraw.ph : drvmdraw.pro $(AWK) -f mkmdraw.awk < drvmdraw.pro > drvmdraw.ph dummy.ph $(PSHEADER) : pstoedit.pro $(AWK) -f mkpspro.awk < pstoedit.pro > pstoedit.ph install: pstoedit ../doc/pstoedit.1 if [ ! -d $(prefix)/bin ] ; then \ $(INSTALL_DIR) $(prefix)/bin; \ fi $(INSTALL_DATA) pstoedit $(prefix)/bin if [ ! -d $(prefix)/lib ] ; then \ $(INSTALL_DIR) $(prefix)/lib; \ fi $(INSTALL_DATA) ../misc/mpost.fmp $(prefix)/lib $(INSTALL_DATA) ../misc/latex2e.fmp $(prefix)/lib if [ ! -d $(MANDIR) ] ; then \ $(INSTALL_DIR) $(MANDIR); \ fi $(INSTALL_DATA) ../doc/pstoedit.1 $(MANDIR)/pstoedit.$(MANEXT); echo "please copy ../doc/pstoedit.htm to a suitable place" # Just for running static check tools LINTLIKECHECKER=cppchecker LINTLIKECHECKER=flintchecker ALLCHKS=\ drvbase.chk\ drvwmf.chk\ drvdxf.chk\ drvfig.chk\ drvgnplt.chk\ drvmet.chk\ drvpdf.chk\ drvjava.chk\ drvsampl.chk\ drvtgif.chk\ drvidraw.chk\ drvlwo.chk\ drvrib.chk\ drvrpl.chk\ drvavf.chk\ lexyy.chk\ cmdmain.chk\ pstoedit.chk\ cdlib.chk .cpp.chk: $(LINTLIKECHECKER) $< $@ -c $(LOCALDEFINES) $(CCFLAGS) $(FORCECPPFLAGS) checknamed: $(ALLCHKS) echo checks done checkall: for f in *.cpp; do \ $(LINTLIKECHECKER) $$f `basename $$f .cpp`.log $(LOCALDEFINES) $(CCFLAGS) $(FORCECPPFLAGS) ;\ done #depend: # makedepend *.cpp # DO NOT DELETE lexyy.$(OBJEXT): lexyy.cpp drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvbase.$(OBJEXT): drvbase.cpp drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h pstoedit.$(OBJEXT): pstoedit.cpp drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psfront.h pstoedit.h pstoedit.ph version.h $(MAIN).$(OBJEXT): $(MAIN).cpp pstoedit.h drvtgif.$(OBJEXT): drvtgif.cpp drvtgif.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvtk.$(OBJEXT): drvtk.cpp drvtk.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvlwo.$(OBJEXT): drvlwo.cpp drvlwo.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvrib.$(OBJEXT): drvrib.cpp drvrib.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvrpl.$(OBJEXT): drvrpl.cpp drvrpl.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvidraw.$(OBJEXT): drvidraw.cpp drvidraw.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvfig.$(OBJEXT): drvfig.cpp drvfig.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvgnplt.$(OBJEXT): drvgnplt.cpp drvgnplt.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvdxf.$(OBJEXT): drvdxf.cpp drvdxf.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvmet.$(OBJEXT): drvmet.cpp drvmet.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvpdf.$(OBJEXT): drvpdf.cpp drvpdf.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvtext.$(OBJEXT): drvtext.cpp drvtext.h drvbase.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h cdlib.$(OBJEXT): cdlib.cpp drvmdraw.$(OBJEXT): drvmdraw.cpp drvbase.h drvmdraw.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvmdraw.ph drvsampl.$(OBJEXT): drvsampl.cpp drvbase.h drvsampl.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvjava.$(OBJEXT): drvjava.cpp drvbase.h drvjava.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvjava2.$(OBJEXT): drvjava2.cpp drvbase.h drvjava2.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h drvwmf.$(OBJEXT): drvwmf.cpp drvbase.h drvwmf.h drvfuncs.h psimage.h pstoedit.ph: # dummy for RiscOS GNU make's screwed dependencies pstoedit-3.62/src/miscutil.cpp0000644000175500010010000005766512137224254013363 00000000000000/* miscutil.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit misc utility functions Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "miscutil.h" #include I_stdio // #ifdef _MSC_VER // for getcwd ( at least for Visual C++) #if defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) || defined(__APPLE__) || defined(_AIX) #include #ifdef __hpux // HP-UX does not define getcwd in unistd.h extern "C" char *getcwd(char *, size_t); #endif #else // not Unix like #if HAVE_DIRENT_H #include #elif HAVE_SYS_NDIR_H #include #elif HAVE_SYS_DIR_H #include #elif HAVE_NDIR_H #include #else // last chance #include #endif #endif #ifdef HAVE_MKSTEMP // for using mkstemp we need errno #include #endif #include I_stdlib #include I_string_h #if defined(_WIN32) #include #elif defined (__OS2__) #define INCL_DOS #define INCL_WINWINDOWMGR #define INCL_WINSHELLDATA /* Window Shell functions */ #define INCL_WINERRORS #include #endif #if defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined (NetBSD) //take this out (we may have backslashes w/ EMX(OS/2)): || defined(__EMX__) void convertBackSlashes(char *) { } // nothing to do on systems with unix style file names ( / for directories) #else void convertBackSlashes(char *fileName) { char *c ; while ((c = strchr(fileName, '\\')) != NIL) *c = '/'; } #endif #ifndef HAVE_MKSTEMP // // if we do not have mkstemp we need to emulate it using old tempnam // for some systems we even have to provide an own tempnam // #if defined(__STRICT_ANSI__) // normally this is in stdio.h except if __STRICT_ANSI__ is defined (GNU specific) // but it is in again - at least under Linux with g++3.0 #if !( defined (__GNUG__) && (__GNUC__>=3) ) extern "C" char *tempnam(const char *, const char *pfx); #endif #endif #if defined(riscos) // rcw2: tempnam doesn't seem to be defined in UnixLib 3.7b for RiscOS static char *tempnam(const char *, const char *pfx) { char tmp[1024]; strcpy(tmp, "."); strcat(tmp, pfx); return strdup(tmp); } #endif #ifdef __WATCOMC__ // tempnam doesn't seem to be defined in Watcoms clibs static char *tempnam(const char *, const char *pfx) { const char *path; char tmp[1024]; // simply take c: as temp dir, if environment not defined if ((path = getenv("TEMP")) == 0L && (path = getenv("TMP")) == 0L) { strcpy(tmp, "C:\\"); } else { // take temp dir from environment strcpy(tmp, path); strcat(tmp, "\\"); } strcat(tmp, pfx); // remove all backslashes convertBackSlashes(tmp); return strdup(tmp); } #endif // #define BUGGYTEMPNAM #if (defined(__mips) && defined(__sgi)) #define strdup cppstrdup #endif #if (defined(DJGPP) && defined(BUGGYTEMPNAM)) || (defined(__mips) && defined(__sgi)) // tempnam under DJGPP behaves different than on all other systems // and Irix doesn't seem to have tempnam char *tempnam(const char *, const char *pfx) { return strdup(tmpnam(0)); } #endif // endif for not having mkstemp #endif RSString full_qualified_tempnam(const char *pref) { #ifdef HAVE_MKSTEMP const char *path = 0; char * filename = 0; const char XXXXXX[] = "XXXXXX" ; // needed for mkstemp template (void) ((path = getenv("TEMP")) == 0L && (path = getenv("TMP")) == 0L && (path = getenv("TMPDIR")) == 0L ); const unsigned int needed = strlen(path ? path:"" ) + 1 + strlen(pref) + 1 + strlen(XXXXXX) + 2; filename = (char*) malloc(needed); // new char [ needed ]; filename[0] = '\0'; // all getenvs returned 0 if (path) { strncpy(filename, path, needed); strcat(filename, "/"); } strcat(filename, pref); strcat(filename, XXXXXX); // cout << "using " << filename << " as template for mkstemp" << endl; const int fd = mkstemp(filename); // cout << "returned " << filename << " and " << fd << endl; if (fd == -1) { cerr << "error in mkstemp for " << filename << " " << errno << endl; exit(1); } #else #if defined (__BCPLUSPLUS__) || defined (__TCPLUSPLUS__) /* borland has a prototype that expects a char * as second arg */ char *filename = TEMPNAM(0, (char *) pref); #else char *filename = TEMPNAM(0, pref); #endif // W95: Fkt. tempnam() erzeugt Filename+Pfad // W3.1: es wird nur der Name zurueckgegeben #endif // rcw2: work round weird RiscOS naming conventions #ifdef riscos const RSString result(filename); free(filename); return result; #else convertBackSlashes(filename); if ((strchr(filename, '\\') == 0) && (strchr(filename, '/') == 0)) { // keine Pfadangaben.. char cwd[400]; (void) GETCWD(cwd, 400); RSString result = cwd; result += "/"; result += filename; free(filename); return result; } else { const RSString result(filename); free(filename); return result; } #endif } unsigned short hextoint(const char hexchar) { char h = hexchar; if (h >= 'a' && h <='f') h += 'A' - 'a'; // normalize lowercase to uppercase unsigned short r = ( h <= '9' ) ? (h - '0') : (h + 10 - 'A' ) ; //lint !e732 return r; } const bool regdebug = false; #if defined(_WIN32) RSString tryregistry(HKEY hKey, LPCSTR subkeyn, LPCSTR key) { HKEY subkey; const long ret = RegOpenKeyEx(hKey, // HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, //HKEY hKey, subkeyn, // LPCSTR lpSubKey, 0L, // DWORD ulOptions, KEY_READ, // REGSAM samDesired, &subkey //PHKEY phkResult ); if (ret != ERROR_SUCCESS) { if (regdebug) cerr << "RegOpenKeyEx failed with error code " << ret << endl; return RSString( (char*) 0); } else { const int maxvaluelength = 1000; BYTE value[maxvaluelength]; DWORD bufsize = maxvaluelength; DWORD valuetype; const long retv = RegQueryValueEx(subkey, // HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, //HKEY hKey, key, // "SOFTWARE\\wglunz\\pstoedit\\plugindir", //LPCSTR lpValueName, NIL, // LPDWORD lpReserved, &valuetype, // LPDWORD lpType, value, // LPBYTE lpData, &bufsize // LPDWORD lpcbData ); (void) RegCloseKey(subkey); if (retv != ERROR_SUCCESS) { if (regdebug) cerr << "RegQueryValueEx failed with error code " << retv << endl; return RSString( (char*) 0); } else { if (regdebug) cerr << "result is " << (char*) value << endl; return RSString( (char*) value); } } } #endif #ifdef __OS2__ #include "getini.c" #endif //lint -save -esym(715,errstream) -esym(1764,errstream) RSString getRegistryValue(ostream & errstream, const char *typekey, const char *key) { #if defined(_WIN32) unused(&errstream); // CString subkey = CString("SOFTWARE\\wglunz\\") + CString(product); RSString subkeyn("SOFTWARE\\wglunz\\"); // char subkeyn[1000]; // subkeyn[0] = '\0'; // strcat_s(subkeyn,1000, "SOFTWARE\\wglunz\\"); subkeyn += typekey; // strcat_s(subkeyn,1000, typekey); RSString result = tryregistry(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, subkeyn.value(), key); if (!result.value() ) result = tryregistry(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, subkeyn.value(), key); return result; #elif defined (__OS2__) //query a "real" OS/2 profile pstoedit.ini HINI hini; HAB hab; char pszFileName[1000]; const char inifilename[] = "pstoedit.ini"; APIRET rc; char buffer[1000]; hab = WinInitialize(0); getini(0, errstream, pszFileName, inifilename, (int) sizeof(pszFileName)); hini = PrfOpenProfile(hab, pszFileName); rc = PrfQueryProfileString(hini, typekey, key, NIL, (PVOID) buffer, (LONG) sizeof(buffer)); PrfCloseProfile(hini); WinTerminate(hab); if (rc) { // char *r = cppstrdup(buffer); return buffer; } else return RSString( (char*) 0); #else // // UNIX version // Just ask the environment // #if 0 //getenv version char envname[1000]; envname[0] = '\0'; strcat(envname, typekey); strcat(envname, "_"); strcat(envname, key); // cout << "checking " << envname << endl; char *envvalue = getenv(envname); if (envvalue != 0) { char *r = cppstrdup(envvalue); // cout << "found " << r << endl; return r; } else return 0; #else char pathbuffer[255]; // First look in HOME for .pstoedit.reg. If not found there, then look in PATH anywhere unsigned int searchresult = searchinpath(getenv("HOME"), ".pstoedit.reg", pathbuffer, sizeof(pathbuffer)); if (!searchresult) searchresult = searchinpath(getenv("PATH"), ".pstoedit.reg", pathbuffer, sizeof(pathbuffer)); if (!searchresult) return RSString((char*) 0); #if 0 const char *homedir = getenv("HOME"); if (!homedir) return 0; const int len = strlen(homedir) + 20; char *obuf = new char[len]; strcpy(obuf, homedir); strcat(obuf, "/.pstoedit.reg"); ifstream regfile(obuf); // cout << "opened " << obuf << endl; delete[]obuf; #endif ifstream regfile(pathbuffer); if (!regfile) return RSString((char*)0); char envname[1000]; envname[0] = '\0'; strcat(envname, typekey); strcat(envname, "/"); strcat(envname, key); // cout << "checking " << envname << endl; char line[1000]; while (!regfile.eof()) { regfile.getline(line, 1000); // cout << line << endl; if (strstr(line, envname)) { char *r = cppstrdup(line + strlen(envname) + 1); char *cr = strrchr(r, '\r'); if (cr) *cr = 0; // cout << "found " << r << endl; const RSString result(r); delete [] r; return result; } } return RSString((char*) 0); #endif #endif } //lint -restore void copy_file(istream & infile, ostream & outfile) { #if 1 if ( infile.peek() != EOF ) { // Calling the copy operator in case the input file is empty results in the error state // of the target stream to be set to fail which then blocks any further IO on the output // This is not want we want, hence we have to check in advance whether there is something // available in the input buffer. // Alternatively I tried if (infile.rdbuf())->in_avail() ) // but - in_avail seems to be compiler dependent. E.g. GNU seems to return // the number of available chars even without prior peek. MSVC seems to return 0 // up to the first peek (or other operation). // #if defined(__SUNPRO_CC) && (__SUNPRO_CC < 0x500) // for SUN CC 4.2 rdbuf is non const - i guess this is an error since all other compilers have it const outfile << ((istream&)infile).rdbuf(); #else outfile << infile.rdbuf(); #endif } #else // long version. should do the same as above unsigned char c; while (infile.get(c)) { outfile.put(c); } #endif } ostream & operator << (ostream & out, const Argv & a) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < (unsigned int) a.argc; i++) { out << a.argv[i]; if (i < (unsigned int) ( a.argc -1 )) out << ' ';// out << endl; } return out; } TempFile::TempFile() { tempFileName = TEMPNAM(0, "pstmp"); // cout << "constructed " << tempFileName << endl; } TempFile::~TempFile() { // cout << "detructed " << tempFileName << endl; close(); (void) remove(tempFileName); free(tempFileName); } ofstream & TempFile::asOutput() { close(); outFileStream.open(tempFileName); if (outFileStream.fail()) cerr << "openening " << tempFileName << "failed " << endl; return outFileStream; //lint !e1536 //exposing low access member } ifstream & TempFile::asInput() { close(); inFileStream.open(tempFileName); if (outFileStream.fail()) { cerr << "openening " << tempFileName << "failed " << endl; } return inFileStream; //lint !e1536 //exposing low access member } void TempFile::close() { //#ifdef HAVE_IS_OPEN //#define IS_OPEN(file) file.is_open() //#else //#define IS_OPEN(file) file //#endif // commented, since it also works portably if we call clear() // if (IS_OPEN(inFileStream)) { inFileStream.close(); // if (inFileStream.fail()) cerr << "closing inFileStream failed " << endl; // } inFileStream.clear(); // if (IS_OPEN(outFileStream)) { outFileStream.close(); // if (outFileStream.fail()) cerr << "closing outFileStream failed " << endl; // } outFileStream.clear(); } #if 0 void freeconst(const void *ptr) { free((char *) ptr); // just to have the warning about casting away constness // once (here) } #endif size_t searchinpath(const char *EnvPath, const char *name, char *returnbuffer, unsigned long buflen) { // const char * EnvPath = getenv("PATH"); if (!EnvPath) return 0; #if defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) const char separator = ':'; #else const char separator = ';'; #endif char *path = cppstrdup(EnvPath, 2); // append a separator at the end to make the loop below easier const size_t pathlen = strlen(path); path[pathlen] = separator; path[pathlen + 1] = '\0'; // remember, we reserved one char more char *colon = path; char *lastbegin = path; // cout << "looking for " << name << " in " << EnvPath << " sep is " << separator << endl; while (*colon) { while (*colon && (*colon != separator)) colon++; // cout << "lb " << lastbegin << " *colon" << *colon << endl; if (*colon) { *colon = '\0'; RSString test(lastbegin); test += "/"; test += name; //cout << "checking " << test.value() << endl; if (fileExists(test.value())) { strcpy_s(returnbuffer,buflen, test.value()); delete[]path; //cout << " FOUND !! " << endl; return strlen(returnbuffer); } colon++; lastbegin = colon; } } delete[]path; unused(&buflen); return 0; } unsigned long P_GetPathToMyself(const char *name, char *returnbuffer, unsigned long buflen) { #if defined(_WIN32) return GetModuleFileName(GetModuleHandle(name), returnbuffer, buflen); #elif defined (__OS2__) PTIB pptib; PPIB pppib; APIRET rc; if ((rc = DosGetInfoBlocks(&pptib, &pppib)) == 0) if ((rc = DosQueryModuleName(pppib->pib_hmte, buflen, returnbuffer)) == 0) return strlen(returnbuffer); else return 0; else return 0; #else if ( (*name == '/') || (*name == '.') ) { // starts with / or . strcpy(returnbuffer, name); return strlen(returnbuffer); } else { return searchinpath(getenv("PATH"), name, returnbuffer, buflen); } return 0; // not found #endif } void errorMessage(const char *errortext) { #if 0 // defined(_WIN32) MessageBox(NIL, errortext, "pstoedit", MB_OK | MB_ICONEXCLAMATION | MB_TASKMODAL); #else cerr << errortext << endl; #endif } DLLEXPORT RSString getOutputFileNameFromPageNumber(const char * const outputFileTemplate, const RSString & pagenumberformatOption, unsigned int pagenumber) { const char PAGENUMBER_String[] = "%PAGENUMBER%"; const char * pagestringptr_1 = strstr(outputFileTemplate,PAGENUMBER_String); const char * pagestringptr_2 = strstr(outputFileTemplate,"%d"); if ((pagestringptr_1 == NIL) && (pagestringptr_2 == NIL)) { return RSString(outputFileTemplate); } else { const size_t size = strlen(outputFileTemplate) + 30; char * newname = new char[ size ]; RSString formatting("%"); formatting += pagenumberformatOption; formatting += RSString("d"); // in simplest case it is %d // cout << "formatting " << formatting << endl; char pagenumberstring[30] ; sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(pagenumberstring,sizeof(pagenumberstring)),formatting.value(),pagenumber); // cout << "pagenumberstring : " << pagenumberstring << endl; if (pagestringptr_1) // preference to %PAGENUMBER% { strncpy_s(newname,size,outputFileTemplate,pagestringptr_1-outputFileTemplate); // copy up to %PAGENUMBER% // now copy page number strcat_s(newname,size,pagenumberstring); // now copy trailer strcat_s(newname,size,pagestringptr_1+strlen(PAGENUMBER_String)); } else { strncpy_s(newname,size,outputFileTemplate,pagestringptr_2-outputFileTemplate); // copy up to %PAGENUMBER% // now copy page number strcat_s(newname,size,pagenumberstring); // now copy trailer strcat_s(newname,size,pagestringptr_2+strlen("%d")); } //cout << "newname " << newname << endl; const RSString result (newname); delete [] newname; return result; } } // a very very simple resizing string RSString::RSString(const char *arg) : content(0), allocatedLength(0), stringlength(0) { if (arg) { this->copy(arg,strlen(arg)); } // cerr << "{ constructed" << (void*) this << endl; } RSString::RSString(const char arg) : content(0), allocatedLength(0), stringlength(0) { char tmp[2]; tmp[0] = arg; tmp[1] = '\0'; this->copy(tmp,1); } RSString::RSString(const char * arg , const size_t len) :content(0), allocatedLength(0), stringlength(len) { if (arg) { this->copy(arg,stringlength); } } RSString::RSString(const RSString & s):content(0), allocatedLength(0), stringlength(0) { assert(this != &s); this->copy(s.value(),s.stringlength); } char *RSString::newContent(size_t size) { return new char[size]; } void RSString::clearContent() { delete[]content; content = 0; stringlength = 0; } RSString::~RSString() { // cerr << (void*) this << "deleted }" << endl; clearContent(); //lint !e1506 // call to virtual function in dtor allocatedLength = 0; } bool RSString::contains(const RSString & s) const { return strstr(value(),s.value()) != 0; } RSString & RSString::operator += (const char* rs) { assert(rs != 0); assert(content != 0); const size_t rslength = strlen(rs); const size_t newlen = stringlength + rslength + 1; char *newstring = newContent(newlen); //cout << ":" << content << ":" << stringlength << endl; //cout << ":" << rs.content << ":" << rs.stringlength << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < stringlength; i++) { newstring[i] = content[i]; } // strncpy(newstring, content, stringlength); for (unsigned int j = 0 ; j < rslength ; j++) { newstring[stringlength+j] = rs[j]; } // strncat(newstring, rs.content, rs.stringlength); newstring[newlen-1] = '\0'; clearContent(); content = newstring; allocatedLength = newlen; stringlength= newlen-1; return *this; } RSString & RSString::operator += (const RSString & rs) { return (*this) += rs.content; } void RSString::copy(const char *src) { copy(src,strlen(src)); } // const char * value() const { return content; } void RSString::copy(const char *src, const size_t len ) { // cerr << "copy " << src << " to " << (void *) this << endl; if (src == 0) { // nothing to copy - just clear clearContent(); } else if (content && ((len + 1) <= allocatedLength)) { // we have enough space for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < len+1; i++) { content[i] = src[i]; } //::strncpy(content, src, len+1); } else { // resize // cerr << "content before delete is " << (void *) content << endl; clearContent(); allocatedLength = len + 1; content = newContent(allocatedLength); // cerr << "content after new is " << (void *) content << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < len+1; i++) { content[i] = src[i]; } //::strncpy(content, src, len+1); } stringlength = len; } bool fileExists(const char *filename) { #ifdef HAVESTL std::ifstream test(filename); return test.is_open(); #else #if defined (__GNUG__) && (__GNUC__>=3) ifstream test(filename, ios::in ); //lint !e655 #else ifstream test(filename, ios::in | ios::nocreate); //lint !e655 // MSVC needs ios::nocreate if used for testing whether file exists // also others except the g++ > 3.0 accept this #endif return (test ? true : false); #endif } //FontMapper::~FontMapper() { // cerr << "destroying FontMapper" << endl; //} static void skipws(char *&lineptr) { while ( (*lineptr != '\0') && ((*lineptr == ' ') || (*lineptr == '\t'))) lineptr++; return; } static char *readword(char *&lineptr) { char *result = 0; if (*lineptr == '"') { result = strtok(lineptr, "\""); } else { result = strtok(lineptr, "\t "); } if (result) { lineptr = result + strlen(result) + 1; } return result; } void FontMapper::readMappingTable(ostream & errstream, const char *filename) { if (!fileExists(filename)) { errstream << "Could not open font map file " << filename << endl; return; } ifstream inFile(filename); const int linesize = 255; char line[linesize]; char save[linesize]; unsigned int linenr = 0; while (!inFile.getline(line, linesize).eof()) { linenr++; strcpy_s(save,linesize, line); #ifdef HAVESTL // Notes regarding ANSI C++ version (from KB) // istream::get( char* pch, int nCount, char delim ) is different in three ways: // When nothing is read, failbit is set. // An eos is always stored after characters extracted (this happens regardless of the outcome). // A value of -1 for nCount is an error. // If the line contains just a \n then the failbit // is set in the ANSI version if (inFile.gcount() == 0) { inFile.clear(); continue; } #endif if (line[0] == '%') continue; char *lineptr = line; //skip initial spaces skipws(lineptr); // unsigned int linelength = strlen(line); if ((*lineptr) == '\0' ) { // empty line - ignore // errstream << "empty line in fontmap - ignored " << endl; continue; } char *original = readword(lineptr); skipws(lineptr); char *replacement = readword(lineptr); if (original && replacement) { // errstream << "\"" << original << "\" \"" << replacement <<"\""<< endl; if (replacement[0] == '/') { // Map to an existing entry. const RSString * prevEntry = getValue(replacement+1); if (prevEntry == NULL) errstream << "undefined font " << replacement+1 << " found in line (" << linenr << ") of fontmap: " << save << endl; else insert(original, *prevEntry); } else insert(original, replacement); } else { errstream << "unexpected line (" << linenr << ") found in fontmap: " << save << endl; } } } const char *FontMapper::mapFont(const RSString & fontname) { #if 0 FontMapping *curEntry = firstEntry; // cerr << "Trying to remap font" << fontname << endl; while (curEntry != 0) { // cerr << "comparing with" << curEntry->original << endl; if (curEntry->original == RSString(fontname)) { // cerr << "mapped to " << curEntry->replacement.value() << endl; return curEntry->replacement.value(); } curEntry = curEntry->nextEntry; } return 0; #endif const RSString *r = getValue(fontname); if (r) { return r->value(); } else { for (unsigned int i=0; ivalue(); else return 0; } } return 0; } } unsigned int Argv::parseFromString(const char * const argstring) { unsigned int nrOfNewArgs = 0; const char * cp = argstring; while (cp && *cp) { // for all args while (cp && *cp && (*cp == ' ')) cp++; // skip leading space RSString result(""); if (*cp == '"') { // handle string arg - read everything until closing " cp++; // skip leading " while (cp && *cp && (*cp != '"')) { result += *cp; cp++; } if (*cp) cp++; // skip trailing " } else { while (cp && *cp && (*cp != ' ')) { result += *cp; cp++; } } addarg(result); nrOfNewArgs++; } return nrOfNewArgs; } pstoedit-3.62/src/miscutil.h0000644000175500010010000002351012137224257013011 00000000000000#ifndef miscutil_h #define miscutil_h /* miscutil.h : This file is part of pstoedit header declaring misc utility functions Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #include I_iostream #include I_ostream #include I_istream #include I_fstream #include I_string_h //lint -efile(451,math.h) #include USESTD #ifndef assert #include #endif // used to eliminate compiler warnings about unused parameters inline void unused(const void * const) { } //lint -esym(522,unused) #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) const char directoryDelimiter = '\\'; #else const char directoryDelimiter = '/'; #endif // NOTE: The following two dup functions are made inline to solve the problem // of allocation and deallocation in different .dlls. // a strdup which uses new instead of malloc inline char * cppstrndup(const char * const src, const size_t length, const size_t addon = 0 ) { const size_t lp1 = length+1; char * const ret = new char[lp1 + addon]; for (unsigned int i = 0 ; i < lp1; i++) { ret[i] = src[i]; } return ret; } inline char *cppstrdup(const char * const src, const size_t addon = 0) { return cppstrndup(src,strlen(src),addon); } // DLLEXPORT char * cppstrdup(const char * src, unsigned int addon = 0); // DLLEXPORT char * cppstrndup(const char * src, unsigned int length, unsigned int addon = 0); DLLEXPORT unsigned short hextoint(const char hexchar) ; // A temporary file, that is automatically removed after usage class TempFile { public: DLLEXPORT TempFile() ; DLLEXPORT ~TempFile() ; DLLEXPORT ofstream & asOutput(); DLLEXPORT ifstream & asInput(); private: void close() ; char * tempFileName; ofstream outFileStream; ifstream inFileStream; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(TempFile) }; #ifdef HAVEAUTOPTR #include #else template class auto_ptr { public: // something that can be attached to a normal pointer // but which deletes the object when the Deleter goes // out of scope. Sort of very simple std::auto_ptr // auto_ptr(T* ptr,bool isArray = false) : m_ptr(ptr), m_isArray(isArray) {} ~auto_ptr() { if (m_isArray) delete [] m_ptr; else delete m_ptr; m_ptr=0;} T* operator->() const { return m_ptr; } private: T* m_ptr; //lint !e1725 bool m_isArray; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(auto_ptr) // auto_ptr(const auto_ptr &); // no copy ctor please // const auto_ptr& operator =(const auto_ptr &); // no assignment please }; #endif // a very very simple resizing string // since STL is not yet available on all systems / compilers class DLLEXPORT RSString { public: RSString(const char * arg = 0); RSString(const char arg ); RSString(const char * arg , const size_t len); RSString(const RSString & s); virtual ~RSString(); const char * value() const { return content; } size_t length() const { return stringlength; } void copy(const char *src,const size_t len) ; void copy(const char *src); bool contains(const RSString & s) const; const RSString & operator = (const RSString & rs) { if (&rs != this) { copy(rs.value(),rs.length()); } return *this; } const RSString & operator = (const char * rs) { copy(rs,strlen(rs)); return *this; } RSString& operator+= (const RSString &rs); RSString& operator+= (const char * rs); friend bool operator==(const RSString & ls,const RSString & rs); friend bool operator!=(const RSString & ls,const RSString & rs); // bool operator<(const RSString & rs) const // { return strncmp(content,rs.content) < 0; } char operator[](const size_t i) const { return content[i]; } friend ostream & operator<<(ostream & out,const RSString &outstring) { if (outstring.content) out << outstring.content; return out; } private: // // we need to make the memory allocation/deallocation // virtual in order to force that these are executed // always in the same context (either main EXE or the // loaded DLL) // Since the plugins are not and MFC extension DLL memory // allocation and deallocation cannot be mixed across the EXE // and the DLL. It must be done in a symmetric way - if the memory // is allocated by the DLL, it must be destroyed there as well. // virtual void clearContent(); // tell Flexelint: clearContent does cleanup //lint -sem(RSString::clearContent,cleanup) virtual char * newContent(size_t size); char * content; size_t allocatedLength; size_t stringlength; // needed for storing binary strings including \0 }; inline RSString operator+ (const RSString & ls,const RSString &rs) { RSString result(ls); result += rs; return result; } inline bool operator==(const RSString & ls,const RSString & rs) { return ( (rs.stringlength == ls.stringlength ) && (strncmp(ls.content,rs.content,ls.stringlength) == 0) ); } inline bool operator!=(const RSString & ls,const RSString & rs) { return !(ls==rs); } class Argv { enum { maxargs=1000 }; public: unsigned int argc; // #define USE_RSSTRING 1 #ifdef USE_RSSTRING RSString argv[maxargs]; #else char * argv[maxargs]; #endif Argv() : argc(0) { for (unsigned int i = 0; i< (unsigned) maxargs; i++) { argv[i] = 0; } } ~Argv() { clear(); } void addarg(const char * const arg) { assert(argc #else /* BUGGYGPP */ template #endif /* BUGGYGPP */ class DLLEXPORT Mapper { public: Mapper() : firstEntry(0) {}; virtual ~Mapper() { while (firstEntry != 0) { T * nextEntry = firstEntry->nextEntry; delete firstEntry; firstEntry=nextEntry; } } public: #ifndef BUGGYGPP // define BUGGYGPP if your compiler complains about syntax error here. // see above void insert(const typename T::K_Type & key, const typename T::V_Type& value) { #else /* BUGGYGPP */ void insert(const K_Type & key, const V_Type & value) { #endif /* BUGGYGPP */ firstEntry = new T(key,value,firstEntry); } #ifndef BUGGYGPP const typename T::V_Type* getValue(const typename T::K_Type & key) { #else /* BUGGYGPP */ const V_Type* getValue(const K_Type & key) { #endif /* BUGGYGPP */ T * curEntry = firstEntry; while (curEntry != 0) { if (curEntry->key() == key ) { return &curEntry->value(); } curEntry=curEntry->nextEntry; } return 0; } T * firstEntry; private: #ifndef BUGGYGPP NOCOPYANDASSIGN(Mapper) #else /* BUGGYGPP */ #define COMMA , NOCOPYANDASSIGN(Mapper) #undef COMMA #endif /* BUGGYGPP */ }; //lint -esym(1712,KeyValuePair) // no default ctor template class DLLEXPORT KeyValuePair { public: typedef K K_Type; typedef V V_Type; KeyValuePair(const K_Type & k,const V_Type & v, KeyValuePair * nextE = 0): key_(k), value_(v), nextEntry(nextE) {} const K_Type & key() const { return key_;} const V_Type & value() const { return value_;} private: K_Type key_; V_Type value_; public: KeyValuePair * nextEntry; private: #define COMMA , NOCOPYANDASSIGN(KeyValuePair) #undef COMMA }; typedef KeyValuePair FontMapping ; #if defined (_MSC_VER) #pragma warning(disable: 4275) // non dll-interface class 'Mapper >' used as base for dll-interface class 'FontMapper' // miscutil.h(259) : see declaration of 'FontMapper' #endif //lint -esym(1790,Mapper*) #ifndef BUGGYGPP class DLLEXPORT FontMapper: public Mapper #else /* BUGGYGPP */ class DLLEXPORT FontMapper: public Mapper #endif /* BUGGYGPP */ { public: void readMappingTable(ostream & errstream,const char * filename); const char * mapFont(const RSString & fontname); }; #if defined (_MSC_VER) #pragma warning(default: 4275) #endif DLLEXPORT RSString getRegistryValue(ostream& errstream, const char * typekey, const char * key); DLLEXPORT unsigned long P_GetPathToMyself(const char *name, char * returnbuffer, unsigned long buflen); DLLEXPORT size_t searchinpath(const char* EnvPath,const char* name, char *returnbuffer,unsigned long buflen); DLLEXPORT void errorMessage(const char * text); // display an error message (cerr or msgbox) DLLEXPORT void copy_file(istream& infile,ostream& outfile) ; DLLEXPORT RSString getOutputFileNameFromPageNumber(const char * const outputFileTemplate, const RSString & pagenumberformatOption, unsigned int pagenumber); inline float pythagoras(const float x, const float y) { return sqrt( x*x + y*y); } #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/ordlist.h0000644000175500010010000001330712137224257012643 00000000000000#ifndef __ordlist_h #define __ordlist_h /* ordlist.h : This file is part of pstoedit simple template for a sorted list. I didn't want to use STL because not all compilers support it yet. Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #ifndef assert #include #endif #include I_stdlib #include I_iostream //lint -sem(ordlist*::insert,custodial(1)) // // Telem is the type under which an element is stored, so either T or T & // template class ordlist { private: class ordlistElement { public: ordlistElement(const T& e,ordlistElement * n): next(n),elem(e) {} ordlistElement* next; Telem elem; }; public: ordlist(): first(0), l_size(0), lastaccessptr((new ordlistElement *)), lastaccessindexptr((new size_t)) {} // initialize the Refs with objects on the heap, because we need // to modify these from within const functions // (these act as a sort of cache, but they don't influence constness) ~ordlist() { clear(); delete (lastaccessptr); lastaccessptr=0; delete (lastaccessindexptr);lastaccessindexptr=0; first = 0; } void clear() { ordlistElement * cur = first; while(cur != 0) { ordlistElement * next = cur-> next; delete cur; cur = next; } l_size = 0; first = 0; (*lastaccessptr) = 0; (*lastaccessindexptr) = 0; } void insert(const T& elem) { if (first == 0) { first = new ordlistElement(elem,0); } else { if (COMPARATOR::compare(first->elem , elem) ) { ordlistElement * newelem = new ordlistElement(elem,first); first = newelem; } else { ordlistElement * next = first->next; ordlistElement * current = first; while (current != 0) { if ( (next == 0) || COMPARATOR::compare(next->elem , elem) ) { ordlistElement * newelem = new ordlistElement(elem,next); current->next = newelem; break; } current = next; next = next->next; } } } l_size++; *lastaccessptr = first; *lastaccessindexptr = 0; } const T &operator[](size_t i) const { ordlistElement * start = 0; if (i < size() ) { size_t ind = 0; if (i == (*lastaccessindexptr) ) { // cerr << "returning from last " << endl; return (*lastaccessptr)->elem; } else if (i < (*lastaccessindexptr) ) { // cerr << "returning via search from start " << endl; start = first; ind = 0; } else { // cerr << "returning via forward search" << endl; start = (*lastaccessptr); ind = (*lastaccessindexptr); } assert(start); while(ind < i) { start = start->next; ind++;} // we need to cast away const for caching (*lastaccessptr) = start; (*lastaccessindexptr) = i; // ((ordlist *)this)->lastaccess = start; // ((ordlist *)this)->lastaccessindex = i; return start->elem; } else { cerr << "illegal index " << i << " max : " << size() << endl; assert(i < size()); } return start->elem; // never reached, just to keep compiler quiet } size_t size() const { return l_size;} #ifdef TEST void dump() const { int i = 0; ordlistElement * cur = first; while(cur != 0) { cout << '[' << i << "] :" << cur->elem << endl; i++; cur = cur->next; } } #endif private: ordlistElement * first; size_t l_size ; // helpers for faster sequential access via operator[] // these remember the position of the last access ordlistElement **lastaccessptr; size_t * lastaccessindexptr ; // inhibitors: (may not be called) ordlist(const ordlist &); const ordlist & operator=(const ordlist &); }; #ifdef TEST template class GreaterThan { public: static bool compare(const T & o1, const T & o2) { return o1 > o2 ;} }; template class LessThan { public: static bool compare(const T & o1, const T & o2) { return o1 < o2 ;} }; int main() { { ordlist > oli; oli.insert(5); oli.insert(7); oli.insert(1); oli.insert(2); oli.insert(9); oli.insert(10); oli.insert(41); oli.insert(0); cout << oli.size() << endl; cout << oli[0] << endl; cout << " begin of Dump " << endl; oli.dump(); cout << " end of Dump " << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < oli.size(); i++ ) { cout << oli[i] << " "<< endl; } cout << oli[3] << endl; } { ordlist > oli; cout << " begin of Dump " << endl; oli.insert(1); oli.dump(); cout << " end of Dump " << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < oli.size(); i++ ) { cout << oli[i] << " "<< endl; } } { ordlist > oli; cout << " begin of Dump " << endl; oli.dump(); cout << " end of Dump " << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < oli.size(); i++ ) { assert(oli.size() == 0); } // test for assertion // cout << oli[3] << endl; } #if 0 // shouldn't compile due to inhibitors { ordlist > ol1; ordlist > ol2; ol1 = ol2; ordlist > ol3 = ol1; } #endif return 0; } #endif // include guard #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/papersizes.h0000644000175500010010000001771612137224257013360 00000000000000 enum paperUnits { p_mm, p_in }; struct PaperInfo { paperUnits preferredunit; double mmw; double mmh; double inw; double inh; const char * name; }; const double mm_per_inch = 2.54; const PaperInfo paperformats[] = { //{ p_mm, Metric Width, Metric Height, Inches Width, Inches Height, "Paper Type"}, { p_in, (double)8.5* mm_per_inch, (double)11* mm_per_inch, 8.5, 11, "A"}, { p_in, (double)11* mm_per_inch, (double)17* mm_per_inch, 11, 17, "B"}, { p_in, (double)17* mm_per_inch, (double)22* mm_per_inch, 17, 22, "C"}, { p_in, (double)22* mm_per_inch, (double)34* mm_per_inch, 22, 34, "D"}, { p_in, (double)34* mm_per_inch, (double)44* mm_per_inch, 34, 44, "E"}, { p_mm, 104.7, 241.3, 4.125, 9.5, "Com 10"}, { p_mm, 190.5, 266.7, 7.25, 10.5, "Executive"}, { p_in, (double)14.875* mm_per_inch, (double)11* mm_per_inch, 14.875, 11, "Fanfold"}, { p_mm, 215.9, 330.2, 8.5, 13, "Folio"}, { p_in, (double)8.5* mm_per_inch, (double)12* mm_per_inch, 8.5, 12, "German standard fanfold"}, { p_in, (double)17* mm_per_inch, (double)11* mm_per_inch, 17, 11, "Ledger"}, { p_mm, 215.9, 355.6, 8.5, 14, "Legal"}, { p_in, (double)9.5* mm_per_inch, (double)15* mm_per_inch, 9.5, 15, "Legal extra"}, { p_mm, 215.9, 279.4, 8.5, 11, "Letter"}, { p_in, (double)9.5* mm_per_inch, (double)12* mm_per_inch, 9.5, 12, "Letter extra"}, { p_in, (double)8.5* mm_per_inch, (double)12.66* mm_per_inch, 8.5, 12.66, "Letter plus"}, { p_mm, 98.4, 190.5, 3.875, 7.5, "Monarch"}, { p_mm, 215, 275, (double)215/ mm_per_inch, (double)275/ mm_per_inch, "Quarto"}, { p_in, (double)5.5* mm_per_inch, (double)8.5* mm_per_inch, 5.5, 8.5, "Statement"}, { p_in, (double)11* mm_per_inch, (double)17* mm_per_inch, 11, 17, "Tabloid"}, { p_in, (double)11.66* mm_per_inch, (double)18* mm_per_inch, 11.66, 18, "Tabloid extra"}, { p_mm, 841, 1189, (double)841/ mm_per_inch, (double)1189/ mm_per_inch, "A0"}, { p_mm, 594, 841, (double)594/ mm_per_inch, (double)841/ mm_per_inch, "A1"}, { p_mm, 420, 594, (double)420/ mm_per_inch, (double)594/ mm_per_inch, "A2"}, { p_mm, 297, 420, (double)297/ mm_per_inch, (double)420/ mm_per_inch, "A3"}, { p_mm, 322, 445, (double)322/ mm_per_inch, (double)445/ mm_per_inch, "A3 extra"}, { p_mm, 210, 297, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, (double)297/ mm_per_inch, "A4"}, { p_mm, 236, 322, (double)236/ mm_per_inch, (double)322/ mm_per_inch, "A4 extra"}, { p_mm, 210, 330, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, (double)330/ mm_per_inch, "A4 plus"}, { p_mm, 210, 297, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, (double)297/ mm_per_inch, "A4 small"}, { p_mm, 148, 210, (double)148/ mm_per_inch, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, "A5"}, { p_mm, 174, 235, (double)174/ mm_per_inch, (double)235/ mm_per_inch, "A5 extra"}, { p_mm, 105, 148, (double)105/ mm_per_inch, (double)148/ mm_per_inch, "A6"}, { p_mm, 74, 105, (double)74/ mm_per_inch, (double)105/ mm_per_inch, "A7"}, { p_mm, 52, 74, (double)52/ mm_per_inch, (double)74/ mm_per_inch, "A8"}, { p_mm, 37, 52, (double)37/ mm_per_inch, (double)52/ mm_per_inch, "A9"}, { p_mm, 26, 37, (double)26/ mm_per_inch, (double)37/ mm_per_inch, "A10"}, { p_mm, 18, 26, (double)18/ mm_per_inch, (double)26/ mm_per_inch, "A11"}, { p_mm, 13, 18, (double)13/ mm_per_inch, (double)18/ mm_per_inch, "A12"}, { p_mm, 99, 210, (double)99/ mm_per_inch, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, "1/3 A4"}, { p_mm, 74, 210, (double)74/ mm_per_inch, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, "1/4 A4"}, { p_mm, 13, 74, (double)13/ mm_per_inch, (double)74/ mm_per_inch, "1/8 A4"}, { p_mm, 1000, 1414, (double)1000/ mm_per_inch, (double)1414/ mm_per_inch, "B0"}, { p_mm, 707, 1000, (double)707/ mm_per_inch, (double)1000/ mm_per_inch, "B1"}, { p_mm, 500, 707, (double)500/ mm_per_inch, (double)707/ mm_per_inch, "B2"}, { p_mm, 353, 500, (double)353/ mm_per_inch, (double)500/ mm_per_inch, "B3"}, { p_mm, 250, 353, (double)250/ mm_per_inch, (double)353/ mm_per_inch, "B4"}, { p_mm, 176, 250, (double)176/ mm_per_inch, (double)250/ mm_per_inch, "B5"}, { p_mm, 201, 276, (double)201/ mm_per_inch, (double)276/ mm_per_inch, "B5 extra"}, { p_mm, 125, 176, (double)125/ mm_per_inch, (double)176/ mm_per_inch, "B6"}, { p_mm, 88, 125, (double)88/ mm_per_inch, (double)125/ mm_per_inch, "B7"}, { p_mm, 62, 88, (double)62/ mm_per_inch, (double)88/ mm_per_inch, "B8"}, { p_mm, 44, 62, (double)44/ mm_per_inch, (double)62/ mm_per_inch, "B9"}, { p_mm, 31, 44, (double)31/ mm_per_inch, (double)44/ mm_per_inch, "B10"}, { p_mm, 162, 229, (double)162/ mm_per_inch, (double)229/ mm_per_inch, "C5"}, { p_mm, 200, 210, (double)200/ mm_per_inch, (double)210/ mm_per_inch, "1/6 Deutsche Industrie Norm"}, { p_mm, 74, 105, (double)74/ mm_per_inch, (double)105/ mm_per_inch, "A7 envelope"}, { p_mm, 74, 148, (double)74/ mm_per_inch, (double)148/ mm_per_inch, "A7/A6 envelope"}, { p_mm, 250, 353, (double)250/ mm_per_inch, (double)353/ mm_per_inch, "B4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 176, 250, (double)176/ mm_per_inch, (double)250/ mm_per_inch, "B5 envelope"}, { p_mm, 125, 176, (double)125/ mm_per_inch, (double)176/ mm_per_inch, "B6 envelope"}, { p_mm, 125, 229, (double)125/ mm_per_inch, (double)229/ mm_per_inch, "B6/C4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 136, 353, (double)136/ mm_per_inch, (double)353/ mm_per_inch, "1/2 B4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 484, 324, (double)484/ mm_per_inch, (double)324/ mm_per_inch, "C3 envelope"}, { p_mm, 229, 324, (double)229/ mm_per_inch, (double)324/ mm_per_inch, "C4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 162, 229, (double)162/ mm_per_inch, (double)229/ mm_per_inch, "C5 envelope"}, { p_mm, 114, 162, (double)114/ mm_per_inch, (double)162/ mm_per_inch, "C6 envelope"}, { p_mm, 114, 229, (double)114/ mm_per_inch, (double)229/ mm_per_inch, "C65 envelope"}, { p_mm, 81, 114, (double)81/ mm_per_inch, (double)114/ mm_per_inch, "C7 envelope"}, { p_mm, 81, 162, (double)81/ mm_per_inch, (double)162/ mm_per_inch, "C7/C6 envelope"}, { p_mm, 125, 324, (double)125/ mm_per_inch, (double)324/ mm_per_inch, "1/2 C4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 110, 220, (double)110/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "DL envelope"}, { p_mm, 110, 220, (double)110/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "Deutsche Industrie Norm Lang envelope"}, { p_mm, 310, 220, (double)310/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "E4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 220, 115, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, (double)115/ mm_per_inch, "E5 envelope"}, { p_mm, 110, 156, (double)110/ mm_per_inch, (double)156/ mm_per_inch, "E6 envelope"}, { p_mm, 110, 220, (double)110/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "E65 envelope"}, { p_mm, 155, 400, (double)155/ mm_per_inch, (double)400/ mm_per_inch, "1/2 E4 envelope"}, { p_mm, 104, 160, (double)104/ mm_per_inch, (double)160/ mm_per_inch, "Hungarian Air Mail envelope"}, { p_mm, 220, 220, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "Invitation envelope"}, { p_mm, 155, 220, (double)155/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "M5 envelope"}, { p_mm, 110, 155, (double)110/ mm_per_inch, (double)155/ mm_per_inch, "M6 envelope"}, { p_mm, 110, 220, (double)110/ mm_per_inch, (double)220/ mm_per_inch, "M65 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)3.875* mm_per_inch, (double)7.5* mm_per_inch, 3.875, 7.5, "Monarch envelope"}, { p_mm, 187, 122, (double)187/ mm_per_inch, (double)122/ mm_per_inch, "Russian Greetings 1 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)3.625* mm_per_inch, (double)6.5* mm_per_inch, 3.625, 6.5, "Size 6 3/4 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)3.575* mm_per_inch, (double)8.875* mm_per_inch, 3.575, 8.875, "Size 9 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)4.125* mm_per_inch, (double)9.5* mm_per_inch, 4.125, 9.5, "Size 10 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)4.5* mm_per_inch, (double)10.375* mm_per_inch, 4.5, 10.375, "Size 11 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)4.75* mm_per_inch, (double)11* mm_per_inch, 4.75, 11, "Size 12 envelope"}, { p_in, (double)5* mm_per_inch, (double)11.5* mm_per_inch, 5, 11.5, "Size 14 envelope"}, { p_in, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 } }; static const PaperInfo* getPaperInfo(const char * pname) { const PaperInfo * pi = &paperformats[0]; while (pi && pi->name) { #ifdef _MSC_VER if (_stricmp(pi->name,pname) == 0) return pi; #else if (strcasecmp(pi->name,pname) == 0) return pi; #endif pi++; } cerr << "could not find paper info for page size " << pname << endl; return 0; } pstoedit-3.62/src/poptions.cpp0000644000175500010010000001721312137224254013366 00000000000000/* poptions.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit program option handling Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "poptions.h" #include I_string_h #include I_stdlib #include I_strstream #include USESTD #define UNUSEDARG(p) bool IntValueExtractor::getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, int &result) { if (instring) { result = atoi(instring); currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing integer argument for " << optname << " option:" << endl; return false; } } const char *IntValueExtractor::gettypename() { return "integer"; } unsigned int IntValueExtractor::gettypeID() { return int_ty; } bool DoubleValueExtractor::getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, double &result) { if (instring) { result = atof(instring); currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing double argument for " << optname << " option:" << endl; return false; } } const char *DoubleValueExtractor::gettypename() { return "double"; } unsigned int DoubleValueExtractor::gettypeID() { return double_ty; } bool CharacterValueExtractor::getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, char &result) { if (instring) { result = instring[0]; currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing character argument for " << optname << " option" << endl; return false; } } const char *CharacterValueExtractor::gettypename() { return "character"; } unsigned int CharacterValueExtractor::gettypeID() { return char_ty; } const char *BoolBaseExtractor::gettypename() { return "boolean"; } unsigned int BoolBaseExtractor::gettypeID() { return bool_ty; } bool BoolInvertingExtractor::getvalue(const char *UNUSEDARG(optname), const char *UNUSEDARG(instring), unsigned int &UNUSEDARG(currentarg), bool &result) { result = !result; // just invert return true; } bool BoolFalseExtractor::getvalue(const char *UNUSEDARG(optname), const char *UNUSEDARG(instring), unsigned int &UNUSEDARG(currentarg), bool &result) { result = false; return true; } bool BoolTrueExtractor::getvalue(const char *UNUSEDARG(optname), const char *UNUSEDARG(instring), unsigned int &UNUSEDARG(currentarg), bool &result) { result = true; return true; } void ProgramOptions::showvalues(ostream & outstr, bool withdescription) const { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < optcount; i++) { (void) outstr.width(20); outstr << alloptions[i]->flag << "\t : " << alloptions[i]->gettypename() << "\t : "; if (withdescription) outstr << alloptions[i]->description << "\t : "; (void) alloptions[i]->writevalue(outstr); outstr << endl; } } void OptionBase::toString(RSString & result) const { C_ostrstream tempstream; (void) writevalue(tempstream); tempstream << ends; #ifdef USE_NEWSTRSTREAM const string str = tempstream.str(); // no freeze / delete needed since ostringstream::str returns a string and not char* result = str.data(); #else result = tempstream.str(); tempstream.rdbuf()->freeze(0); #endif } unsigned int ProgramOptions::parseoptions(ostream & outstr, unsigned int argc, const char *const *argv) { unhandledCounter = 0; unsigned int i = 1; // argv[0] is not of interest //debug outstr << "parsing options: argc : " << argc << endl; while (i < argc) { bool found = false; for (unsigned int j = 0; j < optcount; j++) { const char *optid = alloptions[j]->flag; if (strcmp(optid, argv[i]) == 0) { //debug outstr << " found arg:" << i << " " << argv[i] << endl; const char *nextarg = (i < argc) ? argv[i + 1] : (const char *) 0; if (!alloptions[j]->copyvalue(argv[i], nextarg, i)) { outstr << "Error in option " << argv[i] << endl; } found = true; //debug outstr << " after found arg:" << i << " " << argv[i] << endl; break; } } if (!found) { if ((strlen(argv[i]) > 1) && (argv[i])[0] == '-') { outstr << "unknown option " << argv[i] << endl; } else { unhandledOptions[unhandledCounter] = argv[i]; ++unhandledCounter; } } i++; } return unhandledCounter; } static void TeXescapedOutput(ostream & outstr, const char *const st) { const char *s = st; while (s && *s) { switch (*s) { case '[': outstr << "\\Lbr"; break; case ']': outstr << "\\Rbr"; break; default: outstr << *s; break; } s++; } } void ProgramOptions::showhelp(ostream & outstr, bool forTeX, bool withdescription, int sheet) const { if (optcount && forTeX && withdescription) { outstr << "\\begin{description}" << endl; } const char *const terminator = withdescription ? "] " : " "; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < optcount; i++) { if (forTeX) { if ((!hideFromDoku(*(alloptions[i])) && (sheet == -1)) // -1 means : show all sheets (except the hidden ones) || (alloptions[i]->propsheet == sheet)) { if (withdescription) outstr << "\\item["; if (alloptions[i]->gettypeID() == bool_ty) { if (alloptions[i]->optional) outstr << "\\oOpt{"; else outstr << "\\Opt{"; TeXescapedOutput(outstr, alloptions[i]->flag); outstr << "}" << terminator << endl; } else { if (alloptions[i]->optional) outstr << "\\oOptArg{"; else outstr << "\\OptArg{"; TeXescapedOutput(outstr, alloptions[i]->flag); outstr << "}"; const char *aname = alloptions[i]->argname ? alloptions[i]->argname : "missing arg name"; outstr << "{~"; TeXescapedOutput(outstr, aname); outstr << "}" << terminator << endl; } if (withdescription) { const char *help = alloptions[i]->TeXhelp ? alloptions[i]->TeXhelp : alloptions[i]-> description; outstr << help << endl << endl; } #if 0 (void) outstr.width(20); outstr << alloptions[i]->flag << "\t : " << alloptions[i]-> gettypename() << "\t : " << alloptions[i]->description; if (alloptions[i]->optional) outstr << "]"; #endif if (withdescription) outstr << endl; } } else { if (alloptions[i]->optional) outstr << "["; (void) outstr.width(20); outstr << alloptions[i]->flag << "\t : " << alloptions[i]-> gettypename() << "\t : " << alloptions[i]->description; if (alloptions[i]->optional) outstr << "]"; outstr << endl; } } if (forTeX && withdescription) { if (optcount) { outstr << "\\end{description}" << endl; } else { // this happens only in the context of driver options outstr << "No driver specific options" << endl; } } } void ProgramOptions::dumpunhandled(ostream & outstr) const { if (unhandledCounter) { outstr << "unhandled parameters " << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < unhandledCounter; i++) { outstr << '\t' << unhandledOptions[i] << endl; } } else { outstr << "no unhandled parameters" << endl; } } void ProgramOptions::add(OptionBase * op, const char *const membername_p) { alloptions[optcount] = op; op->membername = membername_p; alloptions[++optcount] = 0; } pstoedit-3.62/src/poptions.h0000644000175500010010000002007212137224260013025 00000000000000#ifndef _POPTIONS_H #define _POPTIONS_H /* poptions.h : This file is part of pstoedit program option handling Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #include I_iostream #include I_ostream #include I_istream USESTD enum baseTypeIDs { int_ty, double_ty, bool_ty, char_ty }; class DLLEXPORT IntValueExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, int &result); static const char *gettypename() ; static unsigned int gettypeID(); }; class DLLEXPORT DoubleValueExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, double &result) ; static const char *gettypename() ; static unsigned int gettypeID(); }; class DLLEXPORT CharacterValueExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, char &result) ; static const char *gettypename() ; static unsigned int gettypeID(); }; class DLLEXPORT BoolBaseExtractor { public: static const char *gettypename(); static unsigned int gettypeID(); }; //lint -esym(1790,BoolBaseExtractor) class DLLEXPORT BoolInvertingExtractor : public BoolBaseExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, bool &result) ; }; class DLLEXPORT BoolFalseExtractor : public BoolBaseExtractor{ public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, bool &result) ; }; class DLLEXPORT BoolTrueExtractor : public BoolBaseExtractor{ public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, bool &result); }; class DLLEXPORT OptionBase { public: OptionBase(bool optional_p,const char *flag_p, const char *argname_p, int propsheet_p, const char *description_p, const char * TeXhelp_p): flag(flag_p), argname(argname_p), propsheet(propsheet_p), description(description_p), TeXhelp(TeXhelp_p), optional(optional_p), membername(""){ // membername is set during "add" because it was simpler to grab the membername during the add }; virtual ~OptionBase() { membername = 0; } virtual ostream & writevalue(ostream & out) const = 0; void toString(class RSString &) const; virtual bool copyvalue(const char *optname, const char *valuestring, unsigned int ¤targ) = 0; virtual bool copyvalue_simple(const char *valuestring) = 0; // virtual bool copyvalue_simple(bool boolvalue) = 0; virtual const char *gettypename() const = 0; virtual unsigned int gettypeID() const = 0; virtual void * GetAddrOfValue() = 0; // will return real type instead of void //lint -esym(1540,OptionBase::flag) // not freed //lint -esym(1540,OptionBase::description) // not freed const char * const flag; // -bf const char * const argname; // a meaningfull name of the argument (if not a boolean option) int propsheet; // the number of the propertysheet to place this option on const char * const description; // help text const char * const TeXhelp; bool optional; const char * membername; private: OptionBase(); // disabled OptionBase(const OptionBase&); // disabled const OptionBase& operator=(const OptionBase&); // disabled }; template class OptionT : public OptionBase { public: OptionT < ValueType, ExtractorType > (bool optional_p, const char *flag_p, const char *argname_p, int propsheet_p, const char *description_p, const char * TeXhelp_p, const ValueType & initialvalue) : OptionBase(optional_p,flag_p, argname_p, propsheet_p, description_p,TeXhelp_p), value(initialvalue) { }; OptionT < ValueType, ExtractorType > (bool optional_p, const char *flag_p, const char *argname_p, int propsheet_p, const char *description_p, const char * TeXhelp_p ) : OptionBase(optional_p,flag_p, argname_p, propsheet_p, description_p, TeXhelp_p) { //lint -esym(1401,*::value) // not initialized - we use the default ctor here }; virtual ostream & writevalue(ostream & out) const; virtual bool copyvalue(const char *optname, const char *valuestring, unsigned int ¤targ) { return ExtractorType::getvalue(optname, valuestring, currentarg, value); } bool copyvalue_simple(const char *valuestring) { unsigned int num = 0; return copyvalue("no name because of copyvalue_simple",valuestring,num); } #if 0 bool copyvalue_simple(bool boolvalue ) { // value = boolvalue; // unsigned int num = 0; // we cannot just use the "extractor" since that works like the option has given on the commandline // but copyvalue_simple is called for all options - but that does not mean that all options are // "put on the virtual commandline" - clear ? // return copyvalue("no name because of copyvalue_simple","",num); value = boolvalue; return true; // wogl FIXME } #endif virtual const char *gettypename() const { return ExtractorType::gettypename(); } virtual unsigned int gettypeID() const { return ExtractorType::gettypeID(); } //lint -save -esym(1539,OptionBase::optional) // not assigned a value //lint -e(1763) ValueType & operator()() { return value; } const ValueType & operator()() const { return value; } operator ValueType () const { return value; } /* const ValueType & */ void operator =(const ValueType & arg) { /* return */ value = arg; //lint -esym(1539,OptionBase::propsheet) // not assigned in op= //lint -esym(1539,OptionBase::membername) // not assigned in op= } // cannot return a reference, because char*::operator= doesn't //lint -restore bool operator !=(const ValueType & arg) const { return value != arg; } bool operator ==(const ValueType & arg) const { return value == arg; } bool operator !() const { return !value ; } virtual void * GetAddrOfValue() { return &value;} ValueType value; private: OptionT();// disabled OptionT(const OptionT&);// disabled const OptionT& operator=(const OptionT&); // disabled }; template ostream & OptionT::writevalue(ostream & out) const { out << value; return out; } class DLLEXPORT ProgramOptions { public: ProgramOptions(bool expectUnhandled_p = false) : expectUnhandled(expectUnhandled_p), unhandledCounter(0), optcount(0) { unhandledOptions[0]=0;alloptions[0]=0; }; virtual ~ProgramOptions() {} unsigned int parseoptions(ostream & outstr, unsigned int argc, const char * const*argv) ; // unsigned int sheet: -1 indicates "all" void showhelp(ostream & outstr, bool forTeX, bool withdescription, int sheet = -1) const ; void dumpunhandled(ostream & outstr) const ; void showvalues(ostream & outstr, bool withdescription = true) const ; const OptionBase * const * getOptionConstIterator() const { return &alloptions[0]; } OptionBase * const * getOptionIterator() const { return &alloptions[0]; } unsigned int numberOfOptions() const { return optcount; } virtual bool hideFromDoku(const OptionBase& /* opt */ ) const { return false; } // some options may be hidden, i.e. debug only options protected: void add(OptionBase * op, const char * const membername) ; public: bool expectUnhandled; // whether to expect unhandled arguments unsigned int unhandledCounter; const char *unhandledOptions[100]; private: unsigned int optcount; OptionBase *alloptions[100]; private: ProgramOptions(const ProgramOptions&); // disabled const ProgramOptions& operator =(const ProgramOptions&); // disabled }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/psfront.h0000644000175500010010000000542712137224260012654 00000000000000#ifndef __psfront_h #define __psfront_h /* psfront.h : This file is part of pstoedit contains the class responsible for reading the dumped PostScript format Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* // ============================================================================ // // = LIBRARY // pstoedit // // = FILENAME // psfront.h // // = RCSID // $Id$ */ #include "drvbase.h" class PSFrontEnd { public: PSFrontEnd(ostream & outfile_p, ostream & errstream, PsToEditOptions & globaloptions_p, const char * infilename_p = 0, const char * outfilename_p = 0, const DriverDescription * driverDesc = 0, const char * driveroptions_p = 0, const bool splitpages_p = false, drvbase * backend_p = 0); ~PSFrontEnd(); void run(bool merge); // do the conversion unsigned int readBBoxes(BBox * bboxes); private: void addNumber(float value); // add a number to the current path float pop(); // pops and returns last value on stack float popUnScaled(); // pops and returns last value on stack void pstack() const; // for debugging int yylex(); // read the input and call the backend specific // functions static void yylexcleanup(); // called from destructor private: ostream & outFile; ostream & errf; // the error stream const char * infilename; const char * outfilename; PsToEditOptions & globaloptions; const DriverDescription * driverDesc; const char * driveroptions; const bool splitpages; drvbase * backend; unsigned int currentPageNumber; unsigned int lineNumber; float * numbers; // The number stack [maxpoints] unsigned int nextFreeNumber; unsigned int pathnumber; // number of path (for debugging) bool non_standard_font; bool constraintsChecked; Point currentpoint; bool bblexmode; // indicates whether just the scanning for the Bounding Box is needed BBox * bboxes_ptr; // Inhibitors (declared, but not defined) PSFrontEnd(const PSFrontEnd &); PSFrontEnd(); PSFrontEnd & operator=(const PSFrontEnd&); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/psimage.cpp0000644000175500010010000004232012137224255013136 00000000000000/* psimage.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit. Copyright (C) 1997- 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net Support for Image::writeIdrawImage by Scott Johnston This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "cppcomp.h" #ifdef HAVE_LIBGD #include #endif #include #include "drvbase.h" #include "version.h" #include I_iomanip #if 0 // should be obsolete - since now PNG images are written directly by ghostscript //#define HAVE_LIBPNG #ifdef HAVE_LIBPNG bool PSImage::PNGSupported() { return true; } #include "png.h" static void user_error_ptr(png_structp, png_const_charp) { } static void user_error_fn(png_structp, png_const_charp) { } static void user_warning_fn(png_structp, png_const_charp) { } void PSImage::writePNGImage(const char *FileNameP, const char *source, const char *title, const char *generator) const { FILE *fp = fopen(FileNameP, "wb"); if (!fp) { cerr << "error in open " << FileName << endl; return; } png_structp png_ptr = png_create_write_struct(PNG_LIBPNG_VER_STRING, (png_voidp) user_error_ptr, user_error_fn, user_warning_fn); if (!png_ptr) { cerr << "error in png_create_write_struct " << endl; return; } png_infop info_ptr = png_create_info_struct(png_ptr); if (!info_ptr) { cerr << "error in png_create_info_struct " << endl; png_destroy_write_struct(&png_ptr, NIL); return; } if (setjmp(png_jmpbuf(png_ptr))) { cerr << "error in libpng " << endl; png_destroy_write_struct(&png_ptr, NIL); return; } png_init_io(png_ptr, fp); // const int width = imageinfo.width; // const int height = imageinfo.height; const int depth = 8; // bits; (4) - getcomponent scales to 0..255 // otherwise we need more space as well below. // const int numcolors = ncomp; // assume 3 for the moment (RGB) const bool isgray = (ncomp == 1); png_set_IHDR(png_ptr, info_ptr, width, // width height, // height depth, // depth isgray ? PNG_COLOR_TYPE_GRAY : PNG_COLOR_TYPE_RGB, // color_type PNG_INTERLACE_NONE, PNG_COMPRESSION_TYPE_DEFAULT, PNG_FILTER_TYPE_DEFAULT); { png_text text[3]; text[0].compression = PNG_TEXT_COMPRESSION_NONE; text[0].key = "Title"; text[0].text = (char *) title; text[1].compression = PNG_TEXT_COMPRESSION_NONE; text[1].key = "Software"; text[1].text = (char *) generator; text[2].compression = PNG_TEXT_COMPRESSION_NONE; text[2].key = "Source"; text[2].text = (char *) source; png_set_text(png_ptr, info_ptr, text, 3); } const unsigned int nrofcolorsforpng = isgray ? 1 : 3; png_bytepp row_pointers = (png_bytepp) png_malloc(png_ptr, height * sizeof(png_bytep) * nrofcolorsforpng); { for (unsigned int y = 0; y < height; y++) { row_pointers[y] = (png_bytep) png_malloc(png_ptr, width * sizeof(png_byte) * nrofcolorsforpng); png_bytep row = row_pointers[y]; // cout << endl << "%% " << width << " " << height << " " << nrofcolorsforpng << " " << bits << " " << ncomp << " " << isgray << endl; for (unsigned int x = 0; x < width; x++) { if (isgray) { row[x] = getComponent(x, y, 0); // cout << (((unsigned int) row[x]) ? ' ' : '#' ); } else { unsigned char r, g, b; // how many components? switch (ncomp) { case 1: // should not happen anymore (see if isgray) r = g = b = getComponent(x, y, 0); break; case 3: r = getComponent(x, y, 0); g = getComponent(x, y, 1); b = getComponent(x, y, 2); break; case 4: { // need int for CMY in order to allow += later on unsigned int C = getComponent(x, y, 0); unsigned int M = getComponent(x, y, 1); unsigned int Y = getComponent(x, y, 2); unsigned int K = getComponent(x, y, 3); // account for key // see pslrm page 307 C += K; M += K; Y += K; if (C > 255) C = 255; if (M > 255) M = 255; if (Y > 255) Y = 255; // convert color r = 255 - C; g = 255 - M; b = 255 - Y; } break; default: cerr << "\t\tFatal: unexpected case in image (line " << __LINE__ << ")" << endl; abort(); return; } row[3 * x] = r; row[3 * x + 1] = g; row[3 * x + 2] = b; } } } } png_set_rows(png_ptr, info_ptr, row_pointers); png_write_png(png_ptr, info_ptr, PNG_TRANSFORM_IDENTITY, NIL); // free memory !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! { for (unsigned int y = 0; y < height; y++) { png_free(png_ptr, row_pointers[y]); } } png_free(png_ptr, row_pointers); png_destroy_write_struct(&png_ptr, &info_ptr); fclose(fp); } #else bool PSImage::PNGSupported() { return false; } void PSImage::writePNGImage(const char *FileName, const char *source, const char *title, const char *generator) const { } #endif // end obsolete #endif unsigned char PSImage::getComponent(unsigned int x, unsigned int y, char numComponent) const { if (isFileImage) { cerr << "Image::getComponent not yet supported for PNG File Image objects" << endl; return 0; } assert(data != 0); // all data in one row are filled up to by a multiple of 8 // see PS manual §4.10.2 // which position? const long tmp = bits * ncomp * width; const long paddedBytesPerRow = (tmp + 7) / 8; const long pos = paddedBytesPerRow * 8 * y + bits * (ncomp * x + numComponent); // which byte? long bytePos = pos / 8; // which bit in byte? int bitPos = pos % 8; // now fetch all bits for requested component unsigned char result = 0; const unsigned int numBits = (bits > 8) ? 8 : bits; // get only most significant bits for (unsigned int resultBit = 0; resultBit < numBits; resultBit++) { if (data[bytePos] & (1 << (7 - bitPos))) { result |= 1 << (numBits - resultBit - 1); } bitPos++; if (bitPos > 7) { bitPos = 0; bytePos++; } } // scale result into full range [0-255] return (unsigned char) ((long) result * 255L / ((1L << numBits) - 1L)); //lint !e795 // Conceivable division by 0 } void PSImage::calculateBoundingBox() { // if (isFileImage) { // cerr << "Image::calculateBoundingBox not yet supported for PNG File Image objects" << endl; // return; // } // calculate image bounding box in device space const int border = 0; // subtract 1 or 0; Point P1(0.0f, 0.0f); Point P1T = P1.transform(normalizedImageCurrentMatrix); Point P2((float) (width - border), (float) (height - border)); Point P2T = P2.transform(normalizedImageCurrentMatrix); Point P3(0.0f, (float) (height - border)); Point P3T = P3.transform(normalizedImageCurrentMatrix); Point P4((float) (width - border), 0.0f); Point P4T = P4.transform(normalizedImageCurrentMatrix); ur.x_ = max(max(P1T.x_, P2T.x_), max(P3T.x_, P4T.x_)); ur.y_ = max(max(P1T.y_, P2T.y_), max(P3T.y_, P4T.y_)); ll.x_ = min(min(P1T.x_, P2T.x_), min(P3T.x_, P4T.x_)); ll.y_ = min(min(P1T.y_, P2T.y_), min(P3T.y_, P4T.y_)); } void PSImage::writeEPSImage(ostream & outi) const { if (isFileImage) { #ifdef HAVE_LIBGD FILE* in = fopen(FileName.value(),"rb"); // cerr << "Reading: "<> 4); curnybble++; if (curnybble == 3) { curnybble = 0; curcol++; } /* replicate least-significant nybble if not at end of odd-width row */ if (curcol != width || !(width % 2)) { udata[udata_loc++] = (data[i] & 0x0f) | ((data[i] & 0x0f) << 4); curnybble++; if (curnybble == 3) { curnybble = 0; curcol++; } } /* skip nybble at end of odd-width row */ if (curcol == width) { // currow++; curcol = 0; } } } /* output graylevel image for B&W printers */ int cur = 0; { for (unsigned int row = 0; row < height; row++) { outi << endl << "%I "; for (unsigned int col = 0; col < width; col++) { unsigned int grayval; if (type == colorimage) { grayval = (unsigned int) (.299 * dataptr[cur] + .587 * dataptr[cur+1] + .114 * dataptr[cur+2]); cur+=3; } else grayval = dataptr[cur++]; outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << grayval << dec; } } } /* output color image for use of idraw */ outi << endl << "%I colorimage"; cur = 0; { for (unsigned int row = 0; row < height; row++) { outi << endl << "%I "; for (unsigned int col = 0; col < width; col++) { if (type == colorimage) { outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (unsigned int) dataptr[cur++] << dec; outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (unsigned int) dataptr[cur++] << dec; outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (unsigned int) dataptr[cur++] << dec; } else { outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (unsigned int) dataptr[cur] << dec; outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (unsigned int) dataptr[cur] << dec; outi << setw(2) << setfill('0') << hex << (unsigned int) dataptr[cur++] << dec; } } } } outi << endl << "End " << endl << endl; delete[] udata; } pstoedit-3.62/src/psimage.h0000644000175500010010000000521412137224260012600 00000000000000#ifndef __psimage_h #define __psimage_h /* psimage.h : This file is part of pstoedit. Copyright (C) 1997 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif #include "miscutil.h" enum ImageType { colorimage, normalimage, imagemask }; // maybe do subclassing later class DLLEXPORT PSImage { public: ImageType type; // the image type unsigned int height; // height unsigned int width; // width short int bits; // bits per component short int ncomp; // number of color components 1 (grey), 3 (RGB) or 4 (CMYB) float imageMatrix[6]; // the matrix given as argument to the *image* operator in PostScript float normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[6]; // the effective matrix that transforms the ideal image into the device space. bool polarity; // used for imagemask only unsigned char * data; // the array of values unsigned int nextfreedataitem; // the current write index into the data array bool isFileImage; // true for PNG file images (Q: is this orthogonal to ImageType ? - I guess yes) RSString FileName; // for PNG file images PSImage(): type(colorimage),height(0),width(0),bits(0),ncomp(0), polarity(true),data(0),nextfreedataitem(0),isFileImage(false),FileName("") { for (int i = 0; i < 6 ; i++) imageMatrix[i] = normalizedImageCurrentMatrix[i] = 0.0f; } ~PSImage() { delete [] data; data = 0; nextfreedataitem = 0;} void writeEPSImage(ostream & outi) const; void writeIdrawImage(ostream & outi, float scalefactor) const; //obsolete void writePNGImage(const char * pngFileName, const char * source, const char * title, const char * generator) const; //obsolete static bool PNGSupported(); void getBoundingBox(Point & ll_p, Point & ur_p) const { ll_p = ll; ur_p = ur; } void calculateBoundingBox(); unsigned char getComponent( unsigned int x, unsigned int y, char numComponent) const; private: // Bounding Box Point ll; Point ur; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(PSImage) }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoedit.cpp0000644000175500010010000014761612137234316013361 00000000000000/* pstoedit.cpp : This file is part of pstoedit main control procedure Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #define WITHCLIPSUPPORT 1 #include "cppcomp.h" #include I_fstream #include I_stdio #include I_stdlib #include I_string_h #include #include "pstoeditoptions.h" #include "pstoedit.h" // for the DLL export data types (the description struct) #include "pstoedll.h" #include "version.h" #include "drvbase.h" #ifndef UPPVERSION #include "dynload.h" #endif inline bool strequal(const char * const s1, const char * const s2) { return (strcmp(s1,s2) == 0);} #ifndef USEPROLOGFROMFILE #include "pstoedit.ph" #endif #include "psfront.h" #ifdef HAVEDIALOG #include "pstoeditdialog.h" // typedef void (pstoeditDialog_func) (void *); /* in reality the params is is PsToEditOptions * */ typedef void (pstoeditDialog_func) (PsToEditOptions *); typedef void (setPstoeditDialog_func) (pstoeditDialog_func*); static pstoeditDialog_func* RunDialog = 0; extern "C" DLLEXPORT void setPstoeditDialogFunction(pstoeditDialog_func* p) { RunDialog = p; } #endif extern const char *defaultPIoptions(ostream & errstream, int verbose); // in callgs.cpp static void writeFileName(ostream & outstream, const char *const filename) { const size_t len = strlen(filename); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < len; i++) { if (filename[i] == '\\') { outstream << '/'; // '/' works on DOS also } else { outstream << filename[i]; } } } static int grep(const char *const matchstring, const char *const filename, ostream & errstream) { // for call: gsresult = grep("% normal end reached by pstoedit.pro",gsout); ifstream inFile; #if ( defined (__GNUG__) || defined(__mips) ) inFile.open(filename); // for some reasons adding flags does not work correctly with g++ #else #ifdef HAVESTL // at least MSVC doesn't know nocreate when using STL inFile.open(filename, ios::binary ); #else inFile.open(filename, ios::binary | ios::nocreate); #endif #endif if (inFile.fail()) { errstream << "Could not open file " << filename << " in grep" << endl; return 1; // fail } else { const size_t matchlen = strlen(matchstring); const size_t bufferlen = matchlen + 1; // allocate buffer for reading begin of lines char *buffer = new char[bufferlen]; while ((void) inFile.get(buffer, bufferlen, '\n'), // debug errstream << " read in grep :`" << buffer << "'" << inFile.gcount() << " " << matchlen << " eof:"<< inFile.eof() << endl, !inFile.eof() /* && !inFile.fail() */ ) { // debug errstream << " read in grep :`" << buffer << "'" << inFile.gcount() << " " << matchlen << endl; // gcount returns int on MSVC // make a temp variable to avoid a compiler warning on MSVC // (signed/unsigned comparison) const std::streamsize inFile_gcountresult = inFile.gcount(); #ifdef HAVESTL // Notes regarding ANSI C++ version (from KB) // istream::get( char* pch, int nCount, char delim ) is different in three ways: // When nothing is read, failbit is set. // An eos is always stored after characters extracted (this happens regardless of the outcome). // A value of -1 for nCount is an error. // If the line contains just a \n then the failbit // is set in the ANSI version // // Note: This caused again problems with g++3.0 in non STL mode, so this is avoided now by never writing an empty line // if (inFile_gcountresult == 0) { inFile.clear(); } else #endif if ((inFile_gcountresult == matchlen) && strequal(buffer, matchstring) ) { delete[]buffer; return 0; } if (inFile.peek() == '\n') (void) inFile.ignore(); } delete[]buffer; } return 1; // fail } // *INDENT-OFF* class drvNOBACKEND : public drvbase { // not really needed - just as template argument public: derivedConstructor(drvNOBACKEND); // Constructor ~drvNOBACKEND() { options=0; } // Destructor class DriverOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: DriverOptions() { } }*options; bool withbackend() const { return false; } private: // yes these are private, library users should use the public interface // provided via drvbase void open_page() { } void close_page() { } void show_text(const TextInfo & /* textInfo */ ) { } void show_path() { } void show_rectangle(const float /* llx */ , const float /* lly */ , const float /* urx */ , const float /* ury */ ) { } }; // *INDENT-ON* drvNOBACKEND::derivedConstructor(drvNOBACKEND):constructBase { } static DriverDescriptionT < drvNOBACKEND > D_psf("psf", "Flattened PostScript (no curves)", "","fps", true, false, true, true, DriverDescription::memoryeps, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, true,false); static DriverDescriptionT < drvNOBACKEND > D_ps("ps", "Simplified PostScript with curves", "","spsc", true, true, true, true, DriverDescription::memoryeps, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, true,false); static DriverDescriptionT < drvNOBACKEND > D_debug("debug", "for test purposes", "","dbg", true, true, true, true, DriverDescription::memoryeps, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, true,false); static DriverDescriptionT < drvNOBACKEND > D_dump("dump", "for test purposes (same as debug)", "","dbg", true, true, true, true, DriverDescription::memoryeps, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, true,false); static DriverDescriptionT < drvNOBACKEND > D_gs("gs", "any device that GhostScript provides - use gs:format, e.g. gs:pdfwrite", "","gs", true, true, true, true, DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, true, true,false); #if 0 // -88 no longer supported - too lazy to create an own class for the moment. static const OptionDescription driveroptionsAI[] = { OptionDescription("-88",0,"generate AI88 format"), endofoptions}; #endif static DriverDescriptionT < drvNOBACKEND > D_ps2ai("ps2ai", "Adobe Illustrator via ps2ai.ps of GhostScript", "","ai", true, true, true, true, DriverDescription::noimage, DriverDescription::normalopen, false, true, false); class Closer { public: Closer():fromgui(false) { }; ~Closer() { if (fromgui) { cerr << "Program finished, please press CR to close window\n"; (void) cin.get(); } } bool fromgui; }; #if 0 #ifdef _DEBUG #include #include #include void checkheap(const char * tracep, const void * pUserData) { const int r1 = _CrtIsValidHeapPointer(pUserData); cout << tracep << r1 << " " << pUserData << endl; } #else void checkheap(const char * tracep, const void * pUserData) {}; #endif #endif #ifndef UPPVERSION static void loadpstoeditplugins(const char *progname, ostream & errstream, bool verbose) { static bool pluginsloaded = false; if (pluginsloaded) return; RSString plugindir = getRegistryValue(errstream, "common", "plugindir"); if (plugindir.value() && strlen(plugindir.value() )) { loadPlugInDrivers(plugindir.value(), errstream, verbose); // load the driver plugins pluginsloaded = true; } // also look in the directory where the pstoedit .exe/dll was found char szExePath[1000]; szExePath[0] = '\0'; const unsigned long r = P_GetPathToMyself(progname, szExePath, sizeof(szExePath)); if (verbose) errstream << "pstoedit : path to myself:" << progname << " " << r << " " << szExePath<< endl; char *p = 0; if (r && (p = strrchr(szExePath, directoryDelimiter)) != 0) { *p = '\0'; if (!strequal(szExePath, plugindir.value() ? plugindir.value() : "")) { loadPlugInDrivers(szExePath, errstream,verbose); pluginsloaded = true; } } #ifdef PSTOEDITLIBDIR // also try to load drivers from the PSTOEDITLIBDIR loadPlugInDrivers(PSTOEDITLIBDIR, errstream,verbose); pluginsloaded = true; #endif // delete[]plugindir; } #endif extern FILE *yyin; // used by lexer // This has to be declared here because of the extern "C" // otherwise we could declare it locally where it is used static void usage(ostream & outstream, bool forTeX, bool withdetails, bool withcategories = false) { PsToEditOptions dummy; if (withcategories) { const char * const propSheetNames[] = { "General options", "Text and font handling related options", "About", "Debug options", "Drawing related options", "Hidden options", 0}; // PropSheetEnum {g_t, t_t, a_t, b_t, d_t, h_t }; for (unsigned int sheet = PsToEditOptions::g_t ; sheet <= PsToEditOptions::d_t ; sheet++ ) { if (sheet == PsToEditOptions::a_t) continue; // skip "about" outstream << "\\subsection{" << propSheetNames[sheet] << "}" << endl; dummy.showhelp(outstream,forTeX,withdetails,sheet); } outstream << "\\subsection{Input and outfile file arguments}" << endl; outstream << "[ inputfile [outputfile] ] " << endl; } else { dummy.showhelp(outstream,forTeX,withdetails); outstream << "[ inputfile [outputfile] ] " << endl; } } static void shortusage(ostream & outstream) { // just short version outstream << "Usage: \"pstoedit -f format inputfile outputfile\" or run \"pstoedit -help\" to get a complete list available options." << endl; } bool f_useCoutForDiag = false; // default is cout - but some clients may redirect it to a file // Note - this could be seen as a "hack". The better way would be to pass the coutstream as parameter // but that would cause an incompatible interface change and is not feasible. extern "C" DLLEXPORT void useCoutForDiag(int flag) { f_useCoutForDiag = (flag != 0); } extern "C" DLLEXPORT int pstoedit(int argc, const char *const argv[], ostream & errstream, execute_interpreter_function call_PI, whichPI_type whichPI, const DescriptionRegister * const pushinsPtr) { Closer closerObject; PsToEditOptions options; ostream& diag = f_useCoutForDiag ? cout : errstream; #ifdef _DEBUG const char buildtype [] = "debug build"; #else const char buildtype [] = "release build"; #endif #ifdef __VERSION__ #if defined(_LP64) && (_LP64) #define COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH "64-bit" #else #define COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH "32-bit" #endif #ifdef __GNUG__ const char compversion [] = "g++ " __VERSION__ " - " COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH; #else const char compversion [] = "unknown compiler " __VERSION__ " - " COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH; #endif #else #ifdef _MSC_VER #define XNUMTOSTRING(x) NUMTOSTRING(x) #define NUMTOSTRING(x) #x #ifdef _WIN64 #define COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH "64-bit" #else #define COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH "32-bit" #endif const char compversion [] = "MS VC++ " XNUMTOSTRING(_MSC_VER) " - " COMPILEDFORWHICHARCH; #elif defined(__SUNPRO_CC) #define XNUMTOSTRING(x) NUMTOSTRING(x) #define NUMTOSTRING(x) #x const char compversion [] = "SUN Studio " XNUMTOSTRING(__SUNPRO_CC); #else const char compversion [] = "unknown compiler "; #endif #endif // int arg = 1; drvbase::SetVerbose( false ); // init const unsigned int remaining = options.parseoptions(errstream,argc,argv); if (!options.quiet) { errstream << "pstoedit: version " << version << " / DLL interface " << drvbaseVersion << " (built: " << __DATE__ << " - " << buildtype << " - " << compversion << ")" " : Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz\n"; } // handling of derived parameters drvbase::SetVerbose(options.verbose); closerObject.fromgui = (bool) options.fromgui; if (options.ptioption) options.precisiontext = 1; if (options.ptaoption) options.precisiontext = 2; switch (remaining) { case 0: { // use stdin and stdout break; } case 1: { // use file and stdout options.nameOfInputFile = cppstrdup(options.unhandledOptions[0]); break; } case 2: { // use both files options.nameOfInputFile = cppstrdup(options.unhandledOptions[0] ); options.nameOfOutputFile = cppstrdup(options.unhandledOptions[1] ); break; } default:{ diag << "more than two file arguments " << endl; shortusage(diag); return 1; } } #ifdef HAVEDIALOG // setPstoeditDialogFunction(rundialog); if (options.showdialog) { static bool initdone = false; // the next code is needed for a full stand-alone pstoedit.exe. if (!initdone) { if ( !AfxWinInit(::GetModuleHandle(NULL), NULL, ::GetCommandLine(), 0)) { // TODO: change error code to suit your needs _tprintf(_T("Fatal Error: MFC initialization failed\n")); //nRetCode = 1; } initdone = true; } rundialog(options); #if 0 if (RunDialog) { RunDialog(&options); } else { cerr << "Dialoghandler is not defined - cannot show dialog" << endl; } #endif } #endif // options.showvalues(cout); // obsolete now because of .fmp look-up // char * fontmapfile = getRegistryValue(errstream,"common","fontmap"); // if (fontmapfile != 0) drvbase::theFontMapper.readMappingTable(errstream,fontmapfile); // // if input or output filename is -, then set it back to 0 in order // to keep the logic below unchanged // if (options.nameOfInputFile && strequal(options.nameOfInputFile, "-")) { delete[]options.nameOfInputFile; options.nameOfInputFile = 0; } if (options.nameOfOutputFile && strequal(options.nameOfOutputFile, "-")) { delete[]options.nameOfOutputFile; options.nameOfOutputFile = 0; } #ifndef UPPVERSION // not needed for importps if (!options.dontloadplugins) { loadpstoeditplugins(argv[0], errstream, options.verbose); // load the driver plugins } #endif if ((pushinsPtr != 0) && (pushinsPtr != getglobalRp())) { getglobalRp()->mergeRegister(errstream, *pushinsPtr, "push-ins"); } if (options.showdocu_short) { // show general options usage(diag,true,false); return 1; } if (options.showdocu_long) { // show general options usage(diag,true,true,true); return 1; } if (options.dumphelp) { // show driver specific options getglobalRp()->explainformats(diag,true); return 1; } if (options.showdrvhelp) { usage(diag,false,false); const char *gstocall = whichPI(diag, options.verbose, options.gsregbase.value.value(),options.GSToUse.value.value()); if (gstocall != 0) { diag << "Default interpreter is " << gstocall << endl; } getglobalRp()->explainformats(diag); return 1; } if (options.justgstest) { const char *gstocall = whichPI(errstream, options.verbose, options.gsregbase.value.value(),options.GSToUse.value.value()); if (gstocall == 0) { return 3; } Argv commandline; commandline.addarg(gstocall); // rcw2: Current RiscOS port of gs can't find its fonts without this... #ifdef riscos commandline.addarg("-I"); #endif const char *pioptions = defaultPIoptions(errstream, options.verbose); if (pioptions && (strlen(pioptions) > 0)) { commandline.addarg(pioptions); } if (!options.verbose) commandline.addarg("-q"); if (options.nobindversion) { // NOBIND disables bind in, e.g, gs_init.ps // these files are loaded before pstoedit.pro // so any already bound call to, e.g., show could // not be intercepted by pstoedit's show commandline.addarg("-dNOBIND"); } else { commandline.addarg("-dDELAYBIND"); } commandline.addarg("-dWRITESYSTEMDICT"); if (options.verbose) { commandline.addarg("-dESTACKPRINT"); // commandline.addarg("-sDEBUG=true"); } if (options.withdisplay) { commandline.addarg("-dNOPAUSE"); } else { commandline.addarg("-dNODISPLAY"); } commandline.addarg("-dNOEPS"); // otherwise EPSF files create implicit showpages and a save/restore pair which disturbs the setPageSize handling // from the gs (8.0) news: /* Ghostscript now automatically encapsulates EPS files, so that EPS files will display and print/convert correctly. Previously EPS files without a showpage would display, but no output file would be written when converting to a bitmap. To set the page size to match the EPS bounding box, use -dEPSCrop. To scale an EPS to fit the current page size, use -dEPSFitPage. If neither of these options are used and the EPS file does not fit within the current page, a warning will be generated. To get the pre 8.00 behaviour, either use -dNOEPS or run the file with (filename) (r) file cvs exec not (filename) run. */ for (unsigned int psi = 0; psi < options.psArgs().argc; psi++) { commandline.addarg(options.psArgs().argv[psi]); } if (options.nameOfInputFile) { commandline.addarg(options.nameOfInputFile); } if (!options.noquit) commandline.addarg("quit.ps"); //if (verbose) errstream << "now calling the interpreter via: " << commandline << endl; // gsresult = system(commandline); const int gsresult = call_PI(commandline.argc, commandline.argv); if (gsresult != 0) { errstream << "PostScript/PDF Interpreter finished. Return status " << gsresult << " executed command : " << commandline << endl; } return gsresult; } if (options.drivername.value.value() == 0) { // try to find driver according to suffix of input file if (!options.nameOfOutputFile) { diag << "No output format specified (-f option) and format could not be deduced from suffix of output file since no output file name was given" << endl; shortusage(diag); return 1; } else { const char * suffixOfInputFile = strrchr(options.nameOfOutputFile,'.'); if (!suffixOfInputFile) { diag << "No output format specified (-f option) and format could not be deduced from suffix of output file since no suffix was found" << endl; shortusage(diag); return 1; } else { const DriverDescription *suffixDriverDesc = getglobalRp()->getDriverDescForSuffix((suffixOfInputFile+1)); // +1 == skip "." if (suffixDriverDesc) { errstream << "No explicit output format specified - using " << suffixDriverDesc->symbolicname << " as derived from suffix of output file" << endl; options.drivername = suffixDriverDesc->symbolicname; } else { diag << "No output format specified (-f option) and format could not be uniquely deduced from suffix " << suffixOfInputFile << " of output file" << endl; // usage(errstream); getglobalRp()->explainformats(diag); // ,true); return 1; } } } } // from here on options.drivername is != 0 { auto_ptr driveroptionscopy (cppstrdup(options.drivername.value.value()) ); char *driveroptions = strchr(driveroptionscopy.operator->(), ':'); if (driveroptions) { *driveroptions = '\0'; // replace : with 0 to separate drivername options.drivername = driveroptionscopy.operator->(); driveroptions++; } const DriverDescription *currentDriverDesc = getglobalRp()->getDriverDescForName(options.drivername.value.value()); if (currentDriverDesc == 0) { diag << "Unsupported output format " << options.drivername.value.value() << endl; getglobalRp()->explainformats(diag); return 1; } if ( currentDriverDesc->backendFileOpenType!=DriverDescription::normalopen && !options.nameOfOutputFile ) { diag << "The driver for the selected format cannot write to standard output because it writes binary data" << endl; return 1; } if (driveroptions && strequal(driveroptions, "-help") ) { ProgramOptions* dummy = currentDriverDesc->createDriverOptions(); if (dummy->numberOfOptions() ) { diag << "The driver for this output format supports the following additional options: (specify using -f \"format:-option1 -option2\")" << endl; dummy->showhelp(diag,false,false); } delete dummy; return 1; } if (strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "gs")) { // TODO: // Check for input file (exists, or stdin) stdout handling if (!options.nameOfInputFile) { diag << "Cannot read from standard input if GS drivers are selected" << endl; return 1; } // an input file was given as argument // just test whether InputFile is readable. // The file will be read directly from the PostScript // interpreter later on convertBackSlashes(options.nameOfInputFile); if (!fileExists(options.nameOfInputFile)) { diag << "Could not open file " << options.nameOfInputFile << " for input" << endl; return 1; } if (!options.nameOfOutputFile) { diag << "Cannot write to standard output if GS drivers are selected" << endl; return 1; } if (options.backendonly) { diag << "The -bo option cannot be used if GS drivers are selected " << endl; return 1; } if (!driveroptions) { diag << "The gs output driver needs a gs-device as argument, e.g. gs:pdfwrite" << endl; return 1; } // special handling of direct ghostscript drivers Argv commandline; // char commandline[1000]; // TODO check for overflow // commandline[0]= '\0'; const char *gstocall = whichPI(errstream, options.verbose, options.gsregbase.value.value(),options.GSToUse.value.value()); if (gstocall == 0) { return 3; } commandline.addarg(gstocall); // rcw2: Current RiscOS port of gs can't find its fonts without this... #ifdef riscos commandline.addarg("-I"); #endif if (!options.verbose) commandline.addarg("-q"); const char *pioptions = defaultPIoptions(errstream, options.verbose); if (pioptions && (strlen(pioptions) > 0)) { commandline.addarg(pioptions); } commandline.addarg("-dNOPAUSE"); commandline.addarg("-dBATCH"); RSString tempbuffer("-sDEVICE=") ; // char tempbuffer[1000]; // tempbuffer[0] = '\0'; // tempbuffer += "-sDEVICE="; // strcat_s(tempbuffer, 1000, "-sDEVICE="); tempbuffer += driveroptions; // strcat_s(tempbuffer, 1000,driveroptions); // e.g., pdfwrite ; commandline.addarg(tempbuffer.value() ); for (unsigned int psi = 0; psi < options.psArgs().argc; psi++) { commandline.addarg(options.psArgs().argv[psi]); } tempbuffer = "-sOutputFile="; tempbuffer += options.nameOfOutputFile; // strcat_s(tempbuffer,1000, "-sOutputFile="); // strcat_s(tempbuffer,1000, options.nameOfOutputFile); commandline.addarg(tempbuffer.value()); commandline.addarg("-c"); commandline.addarg("save"); commandline.addarg("pop"); commandline.addarg("-f"); commandline.addarg(options.nameOfInputFile); if (options.verbose) errstream << "Now calling the interpreter via: " << commandline << endl; // gsresult = system(commandline); const int gsresult = call_PI(commandline.argc, commandline.argv); if (gsresult != 0) { errstream << "PostScript/PDF Interpreter finished. Return status " << gsresult << " executed command : " << commandline << endl; } return gsresult; } else { //istream *inputFilePtr = 0; // cannot be const because nameOfInputFile cannot be const // because it needs to be changed on non UNIX systems (convertBackSlashes) const char stdinFileName[] = "%stdin"; if (options.nameOfInputFile) { // an input file was given as argument // just test whether InputFile is readable. // The file will be read directly from the PostScript // interpreter later on convertBackSlashes(options.nameOfInputFile); if (!fileExists(options.nameOfInputFile)) { errstream << "Could not open file " << options.nameOfInputFile << " for input" << endl; return 1; } } else { options.nameOfInputFile = cppstrdup(stdinFileName); } ostream *outputFilePtr = 0; ofstream outFile; drvbase *outputdriver = 0; char *nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD = 0; { // setup pstoeditHome directory char szExePath[1000]; szExePath[0] = '\0'; const int r = P_GetPathToMyself(argv[0], szExePath, sizeof(szExePath)); if (r && options.verbose) { errstream << "path to myself: " << szExePath << endl; } char *p; if (r && (p = strrchr(szExePath, directoryDelimiter)) != 0) { *p = '\0'; drvbase::pstoeditHomeDir() = RSString(szExePath); } else { drvbase::pstoeditHomeDir() = ""; } if (options.verbose) errstream << "pstoedit home directory : " << drvbase::pstoeditHomeDir().value() << endl; drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() = drvbase::pstoeditHomeDir(); #if (defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined (NetBSD) ) && !defined(DJGPP) #ifdef PSTOEDITDATADIR // usually something like /usr/share/pstoedit drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() = PSTOEDITDATADIR; #else drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() += "/../share/pstoedit"; #endif #endif if (options.verbose) errstream << "pstoedit data directory : " << drvbase::pstoeditDataDir().value() << endl; } if (options.nameOfOutputFile) { options.splitpages = options.splitpages || (!currentDriverDesc->backendSupportsMultiplePages); // if -split is given or if backend does not support multiple pages // BUT, do this only if a real output file is given, not when writing to stdout. outputFilePtr = &outFile; convertBackSlashes(options.nameOfOutputFile); #if 0 nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD = cppstrdup(options.nameOfOutputFile, 20); // reserve 20 chars for page number sprintf_s(TARGETWITHLEN(nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD, strlen(options.nameOfOutputFile)+ 20) , options.nameOfOutputFile, 1); //first page is page 1 #endif RSString newFileName = getOutputFileNameFromPageNumber(options.nameOfOutputFile, options.pagenumberformat, 1); nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD = cppstrdup(newFileName.value()); if (currentDriverDesc->backendFileOpenType != DriverDescription::noopen) { if (currentDriverDesc->backendFileOpenType == DriverDescription::binaryopen) { #if (defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined(__EMX__) || defined (NetBSD) ) && !defined(DJGPP) // binary is not available on UNIX, only on PC outFile.open(nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD, ios::out); #else // use redundant ios::out because of bug in djgpp outFile.open(nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD, ios::out | ios::binary); #endif // errstream << "opened " << newname << " for binary output" << endl; } else { outFile.open(nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD); // errstream << "opened " << newname << " for output" << endl; } if (outFile.fail()) { errstream << "Could not open file " << nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD << " for output" << endl; return 1; } // fail } // backend opens file by itself outputdriver = currentDriverDesc->CreateBackend(driveroptions, *outputFilePtr, errstream, options.nameOfInputFile, nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD, options); } else { if (options.splitpages) { errstream << "Cannot split pages if output goes to standard output" << endl; return 1; } else { outputFilePtr = &cout; outputdriver = currentDriverDesc->CreateBackend(driveroptions, *outputFilePtr, errstream, options.nameOfInputFile, 0, options); } } if ((!outputdriver) || (outputdriver && (!outputdriver->driverOK()))) { errstream << "Creation of driver failed " << endl; return 1; } if (options.explicitFontMapFile.value.value()) { if (fileExists(options.explicitFontMapFile.value.value())) { if (options.verbose) { errstream << "Loading fontmap from " << options.explicitFontMapFile.value << endl; } drvbase::theFontMapper().readMappingTable(errstream, options.explicitFontMapFile.value.value()); } else { RSString extendedFontMapFile = options.explicitFontMapFile.value; extendedFontMapFile += ".fmp"; if (fileExists(extendedFontMapFile.value())) { if (options.verbose) { errstream << "Loading fontmap from " << extendedFontMapFile << endl; } drvbase::theFontMapper().readMappingTable(errstream, options.explicitFontMapFile.value.value()); } else { errstream << "Warning: Couldn't open fontmap file. Neither " << options.explicitFontMapFile.value << " nor " << extendedFontMapFile << ". Option ignored." << endl; } } } else { // look for a driver specific fontmap // also look in the directory where the pstoedit .exe/dll was found if (drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() != "") { RSString test(drvbase::pstoeditDataDir()); test += directoryDelimiter; test += options.drivername.value; test += ".fmp"; if (fileExists(test.value())) { if (options.verbose) { errstream << "loading driver specific fontmap from " << test.value() << endl; } drvbase::theFontMapper().readMappingTable(errstream, test.value()); } } } { // load a system specific font map after the driver fontmap file // (idea provided by Scott Pakin) // So driver fontmap files can use generic names and redirect them to specific names via the system // map file. if (drvbase::pstoeditDataDir() != "") { RSString test(drvbase::pstoeditDataDir()); test += directoryDelimiter; #if defined(PSTOEDIT_UNIXLIKE) test += "unix"; #else test += "windows"; #endif test += ".fmp"; if (fileExists(test.value())) { if (options.verbose) { errstream << "loading system specific fontmap from " << test.value() << endl; } drvbase::theFontMapper().readMappingTable(errstream, test.value()); } else { if (options.verbose) { errstream << "Warning: System specific fontmap not loaded - " << test.value() << " not found in pstoedit data directory." << endl; } } } else { if (options.verbose) { errstream << "Warning: System specific fontmap not loaded - no pstoedit data directory found" << endl; } } } RSString gsoutName; RSString gsout; int gsresult = 0; if (options.backendonly) { if ( outputdriver && !outputdriver->withbackend() ) { errstream << "the -bo option cannot be used with this non native pstoedit driver" << endl; return 1; } gsout = options.nameOfInputFile; gsresult = 0; // gs was skipped, so there is no problem } else { RSString gsin = full_qualified_tempnam("psin"); const char *successstring; // string that indicated success of .pro ofstream inFileStream(gsin.value()); inFileStream << "/pstoedit.pagetoextract " << options.pagetoextract << " def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.versioninfo (" << version << " " << compversion << ") def" << endl; if (options.nomaptoisolatin1) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.maptoisolatin1 false def" << endl; } if (options.psLanguageLevel != 3 ) { inFileStream << "/.setlanguagelevel where { pop " << options.psLanguageLevel << " .setlanguagelevel } if" << endl; } if (options.usePlainStrings) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.ashexstring false def" << endl; } if (options.t2fontsast1) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.t2fontsast1 true def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.t2fontsast1 false def" << endl; } if (options.fontdebug) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.fontdebugging true def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.fontdebugging false def" << endl; } if (options.useRGBcolors) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.useRGBcolors true def" << endl; } #if WITHCLIPSUPPORT if (currentDriverDesc->backendSupportsClipping && !(options.noclip) ) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.dumpclippath true def" << endl; } #endif if (options.verbose) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.verbosemode true def" << endl; } if (options.nofontreplacement) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.checkfontnames false def " << endl; } if (options.passglyphnames) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.passglyphnames true def " << endl; } if (options.useoldnormalization) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.useoldnormalization true def " << endl; } if (options.pscover) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.withpscover true def" << endl; } if (options.flatness != 1.0) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.flatnesstouse " << options.flatness << " def" << endl; } if (options.drawtext || (!currentDriverDesc->backendSupportsText)) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.textastext false def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.textastext true def" << endl; } if (options.DrawGlyphBitmaps) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.DrawGlyphBitmaps true def" << endl; } if (options.disabledrawtext) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.disabledrawtext true def" << endl; // if true, this is dominant over -dt or -adt } if (options.autodrawtext) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.autodrawtext true def" << endl; } if (options.correctdefinefont) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.correctdefinefont true def" << endl; } if (options.unmappablecharstring.value.value() && strlen(options.unmappablecharstring.value.value())) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.globalunmappablecharacter (" << options.unmappablecharstring.value.value()[0] << ") def" << endl; } inFileStream << "/pstoedit.precisiontext " << options.precisiontext << " def" << endl; if (options.simulateClipping) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.simulateclipping true def" << endl; } if (options.useAGL) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.useAGL true def" << endl; } inFileStream << "/pstoedit.rotation " << options.rotation << " def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.xscale " << options.xscale << " def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.yscale " << options.yscale << " def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.xshift " << options.xshift << " def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.yshift " << options.yshift << " def" << endl; if (options.centered) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.centered " << "true" << " def" << endl; } if (strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "ps") || strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "psf")) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.escapetext true def" << endl; } if ((strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "debug")) || (strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "pdf"))) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.usepdfmark true def" << endl; } inFileStream << "/pstoedit.replacementfont (" << options.replacementfont << ") def" << endl; gsout = gsoutName = full_qualified_tempnam("psout"); assert((gsin != gsout) && ("You seem to have a buggy version of tempnam" != 0)); // tempnam under older version of DJGPP are buggy // see search for BUGGYTEMPNAME in this file !! if (options.nameOfOutputFile) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.targetoutputfile ("; writeFileName(inFileStream, options.nameOfOutputFile); inFileStream << ") def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD ("; writeFileName(inFileStream, nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD); inFileStream << ") def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.redirectstdout true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.targetoutputfile ("; writeFileName(inFileStream, "stdout"); inFileStream << ") def" << endl; } inFileStream << "/pstoedit.outputfilename ("; writeFileName(inFileStream, gsout.value()); inFileStream << ") def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.inputfilename ("; writeFileName(inFileStream, options.nameOfInputFile); inFileStream << ") def" << endl; if (options.nameOfIncludeFile.value.value()) { ifstream filetest(options.nameOfIncludeFile.value.value()); if (!filetest) { errstream << "Could not open file " << options.nameOfIncludeFile << " for inclusion" << endl; return 1; } filetest.close(); inFileStream << "/pstoedit.nameOfIncludeFile ("; writeFileName(inFileStream, options.nameOfIncludeFile.value.value()); inFileStream << ") def" << endl; } switch (currentDriverDesc->backendDesiredImageFormat) { case DriverDescription::noimage : break; case DriverDescription::bmp : inFileStream << "/pstoedit.backendSupportsFileImages true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.withimages true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.imagedevicename (bmp16m) def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.imagefilesuffix (.bmp) def" << endl; break; case DriverDescription::png : inFileStream << "/pstoedit.backendSupportsFileImages true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.withimages true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.imagedevicename (png16m) def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.imagefilesuffix (.png) def" << endl; break; case DriverDescription::eps : inFileStream << "/pstoedit.backendSupportsFileImages true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.withimages true def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.imagedevicename (epswrite) def" << endl; inFileStream << "/pstoedit.imagefilesuffix (.eps) def" << endl; break; case DriverDescription::memoryeps : inFileStream << "/pstoedit.withimages true def" << endl; break; default: break; } if ((currentDriverDesc->backendDesiredImageFormat != DriverDescription::noimage) && (currentDriverDesc->backendDesiredImageFormat != DriverDescription::memoryeps) && (!options.nameOfOutputFile) ) { errstream << "Warning: some types of raster images in the input file cannot be converted if the output is sent to standard output" << endl; } if ((!options.nocurves) && currentDriverDesc->backendSupportsCurveto) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.doflatten false def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.doflatten true def" << endl; } if (!options.noquit) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.quitprog { quit } def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.quitprog { } def" << endl; } if (options.nobindversion) { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.delaybindversion false def" << endl; } else { inFileStream << "/pstoedit.delaybindversion true def" << endl; } delete[]nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD; if (outputdriver && (outputdriver->knownFontNames() != 0)) { const char *const *fnames = outputdriver->knownFontNames(); unsigned int size = 0; while (*fnames) { size++; fnames++; } inFileStream << "/pstoedit.knownFontNames " << size << " dict def" << endl; inFileStream << "pstoedit.knownFontNames begin" << endl; fnames = outputdriver->knownFontNames(); while (*fnames) { inFileStream << "/" << *fnames << " true def" << endl; fnames++; } inFileStream << "end" << endl; } if (strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "ps2ai")) { successstring = "%EOF"; // This is written by the ps2ai.ps // showpage in ps2ai does quit !!! // ps2ai needs special headers inFileStream << "/pstoedit.preps2ai where not { \n" // first run through this file (before ps2ai.ps) " /jout true def \n" " /joutput pstoedit.outputfilename def \n"; if (driveroptions && strequal(driveroptions, "-88")) { inFileStream << " /jtxt3 false cdef\n"; } inFileStream << " /pstoedit.textastext where { pop pstoedit.textastext not {/joutln true def } if } if \n" " /pstoedit.preps2ai false def \n" "}{ \n" " pop\n" // second run (after ps2ai.ps) " pstoedit.inputfilename run \n" // " (\\" << successstring << "\\n) jp" // " pstoedit.quitprog \n" " showpage \n" "} ifelse \n" << endl; } else { successstring = "% normal end reached by pstoedit.pro"; #ifdef USEPROLOGFROMFILE ifstream prologue("pstoedit.pro"); // errstream << " copying prologue file to " << gsin << endl; copy_file(prologue, inFileStream); #else const char *const *prologueline = PS_prologue; while (prologueline && *prologueline) { inFileStream << *prologueline << '\n'; prologueline++; } #endif } inFileStream.close(); // now call ghostscript Argv commandline; const char *gstocall = whichPI(errstream, options.verbose, options.gsregbase.value.value(),options.GSToUse.value.value()); if (gstocall == 0) { return 3; } commandline.addarg(gstocall); // rcw2: Current RiscOS port of gs can't find its fonts without this... #ifdef riscos commandline.addarg("-I"); #endif #if 0 // now handled by the next block (pioptions) char *gsargs = getRegistryValue(errstream, "common", "GS_LIB"); if (gsargs) { char *inclDirective = new char[strlen(gsargs) + 3]; strcpy(inclDirective, "-I"); strcat(inclDirective, gsargs); commandline.addarg(inclDirective); delete[]inclDirective; delete[]gsargs; } #endif const char *pioptions = defaultPIoptions(errstream, options.verbose); if (pioptions && (strlen(pioptions) > 0)) { commandline.addarg(pioptions); } if (!options.verbose) commandline.addarg("-q"); if (!strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "ps2ai") ) { // not for ps2ai if (options.nobindversion) { // NOBIND disables bind in, e.g, gs_init.ps // these files are loaded before pstoedit.pro // so any already bound call to, e.g., show could // not be intercepted by pstoedit's show commandline.addarg("-dNOBIND"); } else { commandline.addarg("-dDELAYBIND"); } commandline.addarg("-dWRITESYSTEMDICT"); } if (options.verbose) { commandline.addarg("-dESTACKPRINT"); } if (options.withdisplay) { commandline.addarg("-dNOPAUSE"); } else { if (options.pngimage.value.value()) { commandline.addarg("-dNOPAUSE"); commandline.addarg("-dBATCH"); commandline.addarg("-sDEVICE=png16m"); RSString tempbuffer = "-sOutputFile="; tempbuffer += options.pngimage.value; commandline.addarg(tempbuffer.value()); } else { commandline.addarg("-dNODISPLAY"); } } commandline.addarg("-dNOEPS"); // otherwise EPSF files create implicit showpages and a save/restore pair which disturbs the setPageSize handling for (unsigned int psi = 0; psi < options.psArgs().argc; psi++) { commandline.addarg(options.psArgs().argv[psi]); } #if (defined(unix) || defined(__unix__) || defined(_unix) || defined(__unix) || defined (NetBSD) ) && !defined(DJGPP) RSString gsinfilename = RSString("\""); gsinfilename += gsin ; gsinfilename += RSString("\""); #else RSString gsinfilename = gsin; #endif if (strequal(options.drivername.value.value(), "ps2ai")) { // ps2ai needs special headers commandline.addarg(gsinfilename.value()); // the first time to set the paramters for ps2ai.ps commandline.addarg("ps2ai.ps"); commandline.addarg(gsinfilename.value()); // again, but this time it'll run the conversion } else { commandline.addarg(gsinfilename.value()); } if (options.verbose) errstream << "now calling the interpreter via: " << commandline << endl; // gsresult = system(commandline); gsresult = call_PI(commandline.argc, commandline.argv); if (gsresult != 0) { errstream << "PostScript/PDF Interpreter finished. Return status " << gsresult << " executed command : " << commandline << endl; } // ghostscript seems to return always 0, so // check whether the normal end was reached by pstoedit.pro if (!options.keepinternalfiles) (void) remove(gsin.value()); //wogl free(gsin); // if really returned !0 don't grep if (!gsresult) { if (options.verbose) errstream << "Now checking the temporary output" << endl; gsresult = grep(successstring, gsout.value(), errstream); } } if (gsresult != 0) { errstream << "The interpreter seems to have failed, cannot proceed !" << endl; if (!options.keepinternalfiles) (void) remove(gsout.value()); //wogl free(gsoutName); return 1; } else { if (outputdriver->withbackend()) { if (options.backendonly && (strequal(options.nameOfInputFile, stdinFileName) )) { // we need to copy stdin because we need to scan it twice // the first time for the boundingboxes and than a second time for the // real processing. gsout = full_qualified_tempnam("pssi"); if (options.verbose) { errstream << "copying stdin to " << gsout << endl; } ofstream copyofstdin(gsout.value()); copy_file(cin, copyofstdin); } { // local scope to force delete before delete of driver outputdriver->setdefaultFontName(options.replacementfont.value.value()); // if (nosubpathes) ((DriverDescription*) outputdriver->Pdriverdesc)->backendSupportsSubPathes=false; // outputdriver->simulateSubPaths = (bool) options.simulateSubPaths; const char * bbfilename = 0; if (options.useBBfrominput) { // read BB from original input file bbfilename = options.nameOfInputFile; } else { bbfilename = gsout.value(); } yyin = fopen(bbfilename, "rb"); // ios::binary | ios::nocreate if (!yyin) { errstream << "Error opening file " << bbfilename << endl; return 1; } PSFrontEnd fe(outFile, errstream, options, options.nameOfInputFile, options.nameOfOutputFile, currentDriverDesc, driveroptions, options.splitpages, outputdriver); if (options.verbose) errstream << "now reading BoundingBoxes from file " << bbfilename << endl; /* outputdriver-> */ drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() = fe.readBBoxes( /* outputdriver-> */ drvbase::bboxes()); fclose(yyin); if (options.verbose) { errstream << " got " << drvbase::totalNumberOfPages() << " page(s)" << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < drvbase::totalNumberOfPages(); i++) { errstream << drvbase::bboxes()[i].ll << " " << drvbase::bboxes()[i].ur << endl; } } if (options.verbose) errstream << "now postprocessing the interpreter output" << endl; yyin = fopen(gsout.value(), "rb"); fe.run(options.mergelines); // now we can close it in any case - since we took a copy fclose(yyin); } if (options.verbose) errstream << "postprocessing the interpreter output finished" << endl; // now delete is done in fe.run delete outputdriver; if (options.backendonly && (strequal(options.nameOfInputFile, stdinFileName))) { (void) remove(gsout.value()); } } else { // outputdriver has no backend // Debug or PostScript driver ifstream gsoutStream(gsout.value()); if (options.verbose) errstream << "now copying '" << gsout << "' to '" << (options.nameOfOutputFile ? options.nameOfOutputFile : "standard output ") << "' "; copy_file(gsoutStream, *outputFilePtr); if (options.verbose) errstream << " done \n"; delete outputdriver; } if (!options.backendonly) { if (!options.keepinternalfiles) (void) remove(gsout.value()); } } //wogl free(gsoutName); } } // no backend specified // delete [] drivername; // delete [] nameOfInputFile; // delete [] nameOfOutputFile; return 0; } extern int callgs(int argc, const char *const argv[]); //defined in callgs.cpp extern const char *whichPI(ostream & errstream, int verbose, const char * gsToUse, const char *gsregbase); static bool versioncheckOK = false; extern "C" DLLEXPORT int pstoedit_checkversion(unsigned int callersversion) { versioncheckOK = (callersversion == pstoeditdllversion) || ((callersversion == 300) && (pstoeditdllversion == 301)); return versioncheckOK; } void ignoreVersionCheck() { versioncheckOK = true; } extern "C" DLLEXPORT int pstoeditwithghostscript(int argc, const char *const argv[], ostream & errstream, const DescriptionRegister * const pushinsPtr) { if (!versioncheckOK) { errorMessage("wrong version of pstoedit"); return -1; } return pstoedit(argc, argv, errstream, callgs, whichPI, pushinsPtr); } // // the following functions provide the interface for gsview // static const char *givenPI = 0; static const char *returngivenPI(ostream & errstream, int verbose, const char *gsregbase, const char * GSToUse) { unused(&errstream); unused(&verbose); unused(&gsregbase); unused(&GSToUse); return givenPI; } extern "C" DLLEXPORT int pstoedit_plainC(int argc, const char *const argv[], const char *const psinterpreter) { // this is called e.g. by gsview. if (!versioncheckOK) { errorMessage("wrong version of pstoedit"); return -1; } if (psinterpreter != 0) { // gsview uses 0 here givenPI = psinterpreter; return pstoedit(argc, argv, cerr, callgs, returngivenPI, 0); } else { return pstoedit(argc, argv, cerr, callgs, whichPI, 0); } } static DriverDescription_S * getPstoeditDriverInfo_internal(bool withgsdrivers) { if (!versioncheckOK) { errorMessage("wrong version of pstoedit"); return 0; } #ifndef UPPVERSION // not needed for importps loadpstoeditplugins("pstoedit", cerr, false ); #endif const int dCount = getglobalRp()->nrOfDescriptions(); /* use malloc to be compatible with C */ DriverDescription_S *result = (DriverDescription_S *) malloc((dCount + 1) * sizeof(DriverDescription_S)); DriverDescription_S *curR = result; assert(curR); const DriverDescription *const *dd = getglobalRp()->rp; while (dd && (*dd)) { const DriverDescription *currentDD = *dd; assert(currentDD); if (currentDD->nativedriver || withgsdrivers) { curR->symbolicname = currentDD->symbolicname; curR->explanation = currentDD->short_explanation; curR->suffix = currentDD->suffix; curR->additionalInfo = currentDD->additionalInfo(); curR->backendSupportsSubPathes = (int) currentDD->backendSupportsSubPathes; curR->backendSupportsCurveto = (int) currentDD->backendSupportsCurveto; curR->backendSupportsMerging = (int) currentDD->backendSupportsMerging; curR->backendSupportsText = (int) currentDD->backendSupportsText; curR->backendSupportsImages = (int) currentDD->backendDesiredImageFormat != DriverDescription::noimage; curR->backendSupportsMultiplePages = (int) currentDD->backendSupportsMultiplePages; curR++; } dd++; } curR++->symbolicname = 0; // indicator for end return result; } extern "C" DLLEXPORT DriverDescription_S * getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC(void) { return getPstoeditDriverInfo_internal(true); } extern "C" DLLEXPORT DriverDescription_S* getPstoeditNativeDriverInfo_plainC(void) /* for the pstoedit native drivers - not the ones that are provided as short cuts to ghostscript */ { return getPstoeditDriverInfo_internal(false); } // // function to clear the memory allocated by the getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC // function. This avoids conflicts with different heaps. // extern "C" DLLEXPORT void clearPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC(DriverDescription_S * ptr) { free(ptr); } #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) // // under Windows we need to be able to switch between two modes of calling GS - 1 via DLL and 2 with EXE // the EXE is needed when being called from gsview - whereas in all other cases the DLL is the better way // So the useDLL is set to false - and the pstoedit stand-alone program sets it to true // gsview uses the default which is false - hence the ghostscript is called via its exe // static int useDLL = false; // need to use int instead of bool because of C mode extern "C" DLLEXPORT void setPstoeditsetDLLUsage(int useDLL_p) { useDLL = useDLL_p; } extern "C" DLLEXPORT int getPstoeditsetDLLUsage() { return useDLL; } extern void set_gs_write_callback(write_callback_type * new_cb); // defined in callgsdllviaiapi.cpp extern "C" DLLEXPORT void setPstoeditOutputFunction(void *cbData, write_callback_type * cbFunction) { if (!versioncheckOK) { errorMessage("wrong version of pstoedit"); return; } static callbackBuffer cbBuffer(0, 0);// default /dev/null set_gs_write_callback(cbFunction); // for the gswin.DLL (void) cbBuffer.set_callback(cbData, cbFunction); #if defined(HAVESTL) || defined(__OS2__) (void)cerr.rdbuf(&cbBuffer); #else cerr = &cbBuffer; #endif } // END WINDOWS ONLY SECTION #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoedit.h0000644000175500010010000000773612137224260013021 00000000000000#ifndef PSTOEDIT_H #define PSTOEDIT_H /* pstoedit.h : This file is part of pstoedit main control procedure Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #ifdef __cplusplus /* for C++ users more functions are available than for C users */ #ifndef cppcomp_h #include "cppcomp.h" #endif /* #include */ #ifdef HAVESTL #include USESTD #else #if defined (__GNUG__) && (__GNUC__>=3) /* if we dont define HAVESTL for g++ > 3.0, then we can use the simple forwards */ #include #else class istream; class ostream; #endif #endif /* end of cplusplus */ #endif #include "pstoedll.h" typedef int (*execute_interpreter_function)(int argc, const char * const argv[]); #ifdef __cplusplus typedef const char * (*whichPI_type)(ostream &, int, const char *, const char *); class DescriptionRegister; /* for "C" functions we cannot use "bool" */ extern "C" DLLEXPORT int pstoedit( int argc, const char * const argv[], ostream& errstream, execute_interpreter_function call_PI, whichPI_type whichPI, const DescriptionRegister* const pushinsPtr =0 ); /* sets either cout (true) or errstream is used */ extern "C" DLLEXPORT void useCoutForDiag(int flag); extern "C" DLLEXPORT int pstoeditwithghostscript(int argc, const char * const argv[], ostream& errstream, const DescriptionRegister* const pushinsPtr=0 ); #endif #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" DLLEXPORT #endif int pstoedit_plainC(int argc, const char * const argv[], const char * const psinterpreter /* if 0, then pstoedit will look for one using whichpi() */ ); /* extern "C" DLLEXPORT const class DriverDescription* const * getPstoeditDriverInfo(ostream& errstream); */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" DLLEXPORT #endif struct DriverDescription_S* getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC(void); // // function to clear the memory allocated by the getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC // function. This avoids conflicts with different heaps. // #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" DLLEXPORT #endif void clearPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC(struct DriverDescription_S * ptr); #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" DLLEXPORT #endif struct DriverDescription_S* getPstoeditNativeDriverInfo_plainC(void); /* for the pstoedit native drivers - not the ones that are provided as short cuts to ghostscript */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" DLLEXPORT #endif int pstoedit_checkversion (unsigned int callersversion); void ignoreVersionCheck(void); /* not exported to the DLL interface, just used internally */ #ifdef __cplusplus #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) #include "cbstream.h" extern "C" DLLEXPORT void setPstoeditOutputFunction(void * cbData,write_callback_type* cbFunction); // // under Windows we need to be able to switch between two modes of calling GS - 1 via DLL and 2 with EXE // the EXE is needed when being called from gsview - whereas in all other cases the DLL is the better way // So the useDLL is set to false - and the pstoedit stand-alone program sets it to true // gsview uses the default which is false - hence the ghostscript is called via its exe // // need to use int instead of bool because of C mode extern "C" DLLEXPORT void setPstoeditsetDLLUsage( int useDLL_p); extern "C" DLLEXPORT int getPstoeditsetDLLUsage(); #endif #endif #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoedit.ph0000744000175500010010000032206412137232300013166 00000000000000// DO NOT CHANGE THIS FILE. THIS FILE IS GENERATED FROM pstoedit.pro // You can get pstoedit.pro from the author of pstoedit // pstoedit.pro contains a lot more comments and explanations than pstoedit.ph const char * const PS_prologue[] = { //Title: pstoedit.pro / pstoedit.ph; This file is part ot pstoedit // // This file contains some redefinitions of PostScript(TM) operators // useful for the conversion of PostScript into a vector format via Ghostscript // // Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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PLEASE REMOVE CALL TO setdummydevice\\n) print ", " mark ", " /OutputFile (dummy.png) ", " /HWResolution [ 72 72 ] ", " /PageSize [ 1000 1000 ] ", " (pswrite) ", " finddevice ", " putdeviceprops ", " setdevice ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.initialize ", " { ", " 0 0 transform ", " /pstoedit.deviceheight exch store ", " pop ", " /pstoedit.deviceinfoshown false store ", " pstoedit.computeDPIscale ", " (gs_agl.ps) .libfile pstoedit.useAGL and ", " { ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { ", " (using gs_agl.ps for normalization ) print ", " } ", " if ", " run ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { ", " (done evaluating gs_agl.ps\\n) print ", " } ", " if ", " AdobeGlyphList ", " { ", " dup type ", " /arraytype eq ", " { ", " 0 get % in case of an array, just use the first one ", " } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.glyphcode exch store ", " /pstoedit.glyphname exch store ", " pstoedit.glyphcode 256 lt ", " { ", " pstoedit.glyphcode inttosinglechar pop ", " InverseISO pstoedit.glyphname pstoedit.glyphcode 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InverseISO 11 inttosinglechar cvn (ff) put ", " InverseISO 12 inttosinglechar cvn (fi) put ", " InverseISO 13 inttosinglechar cvn (fl) put ", " InversePDF 11 inttosinglechar cvn (ff) put ", " InversePDF 12 inttosinglechar cvn (fi) put ", " InversePDF 13 inttosinglechar cvn (fl) put ", " InverseISO begin ", " /.notdef pstoedit.unmappablecharacter def % wogltmp(@) def ", " /quotesinglbase (,) def ", " /quotesingle (') def ", " /florin (f) def ", " /quotedblbase (,,) def ", " /ellipsis (...) def ", " /perthousand (%o) def ", " /guilsinglleft (<) def ", " /OE (OE) def ", " /quotedblleft (\") def ", " /quotedblright (\") def ", " /bullet (*) def ", " /endash (-) def ", " /emdash (-) def ", " /trademark (TM) def ", " /guilsinglright (>) def ", " /oe (oe) def ", " /Ydieresis (Y) def ", " /fraction (/) def ", " /fi (fi) def ", " /fl (fl) def ", " /hyphen (-) def ", " end ", " InversePDF begin ", " /.notdef pstoedit.unmappablecharacter def ", " /breve 24 inttosinglechar def ", " /caron 25 inttosinglechar def ", " /circumflex 26 inttosinglechar def ", " /dotaccent 27 inttosinglechar def ", " /hungarumlaut 28 inttosinglechar def ", " /ogonek 29 inttosinglechar def ", " /ring 30 inttosinglechar def ", " /tilde 31 inttosinglechar def ", " /quotesingle 39 inttosinglechar def ", " /grave 96 inttosinglechar def ", " /bullet 128 inttosinglechar def ", " /dagger 129 inttosinglechar def ", " /daggerdbl 130 inttosinglechar def ", " /ellipsis 131 inttosinglechar def ", " /emdash 132 inttosinglechar def ", " /endash 133 inttosinglechar def ", " /florin 134 inttosinglechar def ", " /fraction 135 inttosinglechar def ", " /guilsinglleft 136 inttosinglechar def ", " /guilsinglright 137 inttosinglechar def ", " /minus 138 inttosinglechar def ", " /perthousand 139 inttosinglechar def ", " /quotedblbase 140 inttosinglechar def ", " /quotedblleft 141 inttosinglechar def ", " /quotedblright 142 inttosinglechar def ", " /quoteleft 143 inttosinglechar def ", " /quoteright 144 inttosinglechar def ", " /quotesinglbase 145 inttosinglechar def ", " /trademark 146 inttosinglechar def ", " /fi 147 inttosinglechar def ", " /fl 148 inttosinglechar def ", " /Lslash 149 inttosinglechar def ", " /OE 150 inttosinglechar def ", " /Scaron 151 inttosinglechar def ", " /Ydieresis 152 inttosinglechar def ", " /Zcaron 153 inttosinglechar def ", " /dotlessi 154 inttosinglechar def ", " /lslash 155 inttosinglechar def ", " /oe 156 inttosinglechar def ", " /scaron 157 inttosinglechar def ", " /zcaron 158 inttosinglechar def ", " /hyphen 45 inttosinglechar def ", " /caron 25 inttosinglechar def ", " /space 32 inttosinglechar def ", " end ", " } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.quit ", " { ", " pstoedit.somethingprinted cvi 0 eq pstoedit.pagetoextract 0 ne and ", " { ", " (no graphics found on selected page, maybe pagenr is too high?\\n) true printwarning ", " } ", " if ", " flush ", " (\\% normal end reached by pstoedit.pro\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%Trailer\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%Pages: ) -printalways pstoedit.pagenr cvi 1 sub 100 -string cvs -printalways (\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%EOF\\n) -printalways ", " pstoedit.quitprog ", " } ", " def ", " /getfrominverse ", " { 1604 psentry ", " /pstoedit.inverseDict exch store ", " 0 get % get first and only char of string as int ", " /pstoedit.inputchar exch store ", " currentfont /Encoding get ", " dup length pstoedit.inputchar gt ", " { 1618 psentry ", " pstoedit.inputchar ", " get ", " /pstoedit.glyphname exch store ", " pstoedit.inverseDict pstoedit.glyphname known ", " { 1626 psentry ", " pstoedit.inverseDict pstoedit.glyphname get ", " dup 0 get 0 eq ", " { 1630 psentry ", " (unable to map [c1] glyph name ) print pstoedit.glyphname ", " 1000 -string cvs print ( encoded as ) print ", " pstoedit.inputchar 1000 -string cvs print (\\n) print ", " pop false ", " psexit } ", " { 1636 psentry ", " true % mapped ! ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 1641 psentry ", " (unable to map [c2] glyph name ) print pstoedit.glyphname ", " 1000 -string cvs print ( encoded as ) print ", " pstoedit.inputchar 1000 -string cvs print ( - using the PostScript code value instead.\\n) print ", " false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 1649 psentry ", " (problem with Encoding vector of font \\n) print ", " pop % the Encoding vector ", " false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /CheckForTextFont ", " { 1672 psentry ", " currentfont /Encoding get dup length 66 -ge ", " { 1677 psentry ", " 65 get /A eq ", " psexit } ", " { 1681 psentry ", " pop false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /GetCurrentFontName ", " { 1689 psentry ", " currentfont /FontName known ", " { 1691 psentry ", " currentfont /FontName get ", " psexit } ", " { 1694 psentry ", " (\"font without FontName entry\") ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /CheckForTextFontVerbose ", " { 1702 psentry ", " CheckForTextFont ", " { 1704 psentry ", " true ", " psexit } ", " { 1707 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 1709 psentry ", " GetCurrentFontName ", " 100 -string cvs true printwarning ", " ( seems to be a non text font - you may want to use -dt or -adt.\\n) false printwarning ", " psexit } ", " if ", " false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /oldnormalizecharacter ", " { 1724 psentry ", " CheckForTextFont pstoedit.maptoisolatin1 and ", " { 1735 psentry ", " pstoedit.usepdfmark ", " { 1737 psentry ", " InversePDF ", " psexit } ", " { 1740 psentry ", " InverseISO ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " getfrominverse ", " psexit } ", " { 1749 psentry ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 1751 psentry ", " (unmapped pfad fuer non text fonts - old ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " true % we tag this case as mapped as well ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.FontsForWhichToBlockRemapping 10 dict def ", " pstoedit.FontsForWhichToBlockRemapping begin ", " /Symbol true def ", " end ", " /normalizecharacter ", " { 1767 psentry ", " currentfont /FontName get pstoedit.FontsForWhichToBlockRemapping exch known ", " not ", " pstoedit.maptoisolatin1 and ", " { 1778 psentry ", " dup % keep the char for later \"true\" path ", " pstoedit.usepdfmark ", " { 1781 psentry ", " InversePDF ", " psexit } ", " { 1784 psentry ", " InverseISO ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " getfrominverse ", " { 1791 psentry ", " exch pop ", " true % return true, i.e. ", " psexit } ", " { 1796 psentry ", " CheckForTextFont ", " { 1800 psentry ", " pop % remove the kept char ", " false ", " psexit } ", " { 1804 psentry ", " true ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 1811 psentry ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 1813 psentry ", " (unmapped pfad fuer non text fonts ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " true % we tag this case as mapped as well ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /normalizecharacter_wrapper ", " { 1824 psentry ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 1826 psentry ", " (kontext: ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pop % the last pop pops the context id ", " pstoedit.useoldnormalization ", " { 1832 psentry ", " oldnormalizecharacter ", " psexit } ", " { 1835 psentry ", " normalizecharacter ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /normalizestring ", " { 1843 psentry ", " dup ", " length 2 mul -string /pstoedit.normalizedstring exch store ", " /pstoedit.stringindex 0 store % position in output string ", " { 1849 psentry ", " inttosinglechar ", " 2 normalizecharacter_wrapper ", " not ", " { 1855 psentry ", " pstoedit.unmappablecharacter ", " psexit } ", " if ", " dup length exch % save for later adjustment of index ", " pstoedit.normalizedstring exch ", " pstoedit.stringindex exch ", " putinterval ", " pstoedit.stringindex add /pstoedit.stringindex exch store ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " pstoedit.normalizedstring 0 pstoedit.stringindex getinterval ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.indexinarray ", " { 1874 psentry ", " exch % v a ", " false % v a false ", " 1 index length 1 sub -1 0 ", " { 1878 psentry ", " 2 index % v a false i a ", " 1 index % v a false i a i ", " get % v a false i av ", " 4 index % v a false i av v ", " eq ", " { 1886 psentry ", " exch pop % v a i ", " true ", " exit % v a i true ", " psexit } ", " { 1892 psentry ", " pop % the index leaving v a false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " for ", " { 1899 psentry ", " exch pop exch pop ", " psexit } ", " { 1902 psentry ", " pop pop -1 ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /getglyphaschar ", " { 1910 psentry ", " /pstoedit.glyphname exch store ", " currentfont /Encoding get pstoedit.glyphname pstoedit.indexinarray ", " dup -1 eq ", " { 1916 psentry ", " pop ", " (unable to map [c3] glyph name ) print pstoedit.glyphname ", " 1000 -string cvs print %debugwogl( from ) print ", " pstoedit.unmappablecharacter ", " psexit } ", " { 1924 psentry ", " inttosinglechar % just return the index as result ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /oldgetglyphaschar ", " { 1932 psentry ", " /pstoedit.glyphname exch store ", " pstoedit.glyphname ", " pstoedit.usepdfmark ", " { 1938 psentry ", " InversePDF ", " psexit } ", " { 1941 psentry ", " InverseISO ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " 2 copy ", " exch known ", " { 1948 psentry ", " exch get ", " psexit } ", " { 1951 psentry ", " pop pop ", " (unable to map [c3] glyph name ) print pstoedit.glyphname ", " 1000 -string cvs print %debugwogl( from ) print ", " pstoedit.unmappablecharacter ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /FontHistory 256 dict def ", " /pstoedit.lastfindfont (lastfindfont is undefined) def ", " /pstoedit.basefontname (null) def ", " /pstoedit.currentfontkey () def ", " /findfont ", " { 1976 psentry ", " dup /pstoedit.lastfindfont exch store ", " -findfont ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /p2egetbasefontname ", " { 1985 psentry ", " true ", " { 1989 psentry ", " dup ", " getorigfont ", " dup ", " dup /FontName known ", " { 2000 psentry ", " 3 1 roll ", " ne % and getorig returned a different font ", " { 2005 psentry ", " /FontName get ", " psexit } ", " { 2009 psentry ", " pstoedit.lastfindfont (lastfindfont is undefined) eq ", " { 2013 psentry ", " dup /FontName known ", " { 2015 psentry ", " /FontName get % this consumes the font on the stack ", " psexit } ", " { 2018 psentry ", " pop % the font returned from getorig ", " pstoedit.replacementfont ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 2025 psentry ", " pop % the font returned from getorig ", " pstoedit.lastfindfont ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 2034 psentry ", " pop pop pop ", " pstoedit.lastfindfont (lastfindfont is undefined) eq ", " { 2039 psentry ", " pstoedit.replacementfont ", " psexit } ", " { 2043 psentry ", " pstoedit.lastfindfont ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 2051 psentry ", " pop ", " pstoedit.lastfindfont (lastfindfont is undefined) eq ", " { 2054 psentry ", " pstoedit.replacementfont ", " psexit } ", " { 2058 psentry ", " pstoedit.lastfindfont ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /definefont ", " { 2070 psentry ", " exch % font key ", " dup type /dicttype eq ", " { 2073 psentry ", " psexit } ", " { 2077 psentry ", " dup globals100 cvs /pstoedit.currentfontkey exch store ", " pstoedit.correctdefinefont ", " { 2088 psentry ", " exch % key font ", " dup /FontName known ", " { 2091 psentry ", " dup /FontName get 100 -string cvs pstoedit.currentfontkey eq not ", " { 2093 psentry ", " (FontName and Key doesn't match: Found ) true printwarning ", " pstoedit.currentfontkey false printwarning ", " ( and ) false printwarning ", " dup /FontName get 100 string cvs false printwarning (\\n) false printwarning ", " dup dup /FontName get findfont ", " /OrigFont exch put ", " dup /FontName pstoedit.currentfontkey put ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " exch ", " psexit } ", " if ", " false ", " FontHistory ", " { 2116 psentry ", " exch pop % remove key ", " pstoedit.currentfontkey eq ", " { 2119 psentry ", " pop true % remove false and push new result ", " exit ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " { 2128 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 2130 psentry ", " dup ( second font definition for ) print s100 cvs print ( ignored\\n) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " { 2136 psentry ", " (\\() -printalways ", " dup s100 cvs -printalways ", " (\\) cvn) -printalways ", " ( /) -printalways ", " exch ", " dup p2egetbasefontname ", " /pstoedit.basefontname exch store ", " exch ", " pstoedit.basefontname ", " s100 cvs -printalways ", " ( pstoedit.newfont\\n) -printalways ", " dup FontHistory ", " exch ", " pstoedit.basefontname ", " globals100 cvs ", " put ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " exch ", " -definefont ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /rootFont ", " { 2192 psentry ", " dup ", " FontHistory exch known ", " { 2200 psentry ", " dup dup FontHistory exch get ", " ne ", " { 2205 psentry ", " FontHistory exch get rootFont ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /printTOS ", " { 2222 psentry ", " ( ) -print ", " dup type /realtype eq false and ", " { 2225 psentry ", " dup ", " cvi dup s100 cvs -print % no we have the int part ", " sub % now the delta ", " (.) -print ", " 10000 mul cvi abs ", " dup 1000 gt % can be 0.9999 * 10000 = 9999 ", " { 2234 psentry ", " s100 cvs -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2237 psentry ", " dup 100 gt ", " { 2239 psentry ", " (0) -print s100 cvs -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2242 psentry ", " dup 10 gt ", " { 2244 psentry ", " (00) -print s100 cvs -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2247 psentry ", " (000) -print s100 cvs -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 2256 psentry ", " s100 cvs -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /TracePoints ", " { 2264 psentry ", " -1 1 ", " { 2266 psentry ", " 2 mul -2 roll % use the loop control variable to roll up a point (x,y) from bottom ", " transform % transform to device coordinates ", " matrix defaultmatrix ", " itransform ", " exch ", " true % pstoedit.dotrace cvi 1 eq ", " { 2275 psentry ", " dup dup pstoedit.ll.x cvi -lt ", " { 2277 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ll.x copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ll.x copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2280 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " dup dup pstoedit.ur.x cvi gt ", " { 2285 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ur.x copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ur.x copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2288 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pop %printTOS % the x value ", " true % pstoedit.dotrace cvi 1 eq ", " { 2296 psentry ", " dup dup pstoedit.ll.y cvi -lt ", " { 2298 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ll.y copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ll.y copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2301 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " dup dup pstoedit.ur.y cvi gt ", " { 2306 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ur.y copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ur.y copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2309 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pop %printTOS % the y value ", " psexit } ", " for ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /prpoints ", " { 2322 psentry ", " -1 1 ", " { 2324 psentry ", " 2 mul -2 roll % use the loop control variable to roll up a point (x,y) from bottom ", " transform % transform to device coordinates ", " matrix defaultmatrix ", " itransform ", " exch ", " pstoedit.dotrace cvi 1 eq ", " { 2333 psentry ", " dup dup pstoedit.ll.x cvi -lt ", " { 2335 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ll.x copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ll.x copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2338 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " dup dup pstoedit.ur.x cvi gt ", " { 2343 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ur.x copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ur.x copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2346 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " printTOS % the x value %woglmul ", " pstoedit.dotrace cvi 1 eq ", " { 2354 psentry ", " dup dup pstoedit.ll.y cvi -lt ", " { 2356 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ll.y copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ll.y copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2359 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " dup dup pstoedit.ur.y cvi gt ", " { 2364 psentry ", " pstoedit.bbclear pstoedit.ur.y copy pop 100 -string cvs pstoedit.ur.y copy pop ", " psexit } ", " { 2367 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " printTOS % the y value ", " psexit } ", " for ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /prpointswithtrace ", " { 2381 psentry ", " 1 1 -string cvs pstoedit.dotrace copy pop ", " prpoints ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /prpointsnotrace ", " { 2389 psentry ", " 1 1 -string cvs pstoedit.dotrace copy pop ", " prpoints ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /getcurrentscale ", " { 2397 psentry ", " 100 0 transform % x1' y1' ", " /pstoedit.y1 exch store ", " /pstoedit.x1 exch store ", " 0 0 transform % x2' y2' ", " /pstoedit.y2 exch store ", " /pstoedit.x2 exch store ", " pstoedit.x1 pstoedit.x2 sub dup mul ", " pstoedit.y1 pstoedit.y2 sub dup mul ", " add sqrt ", " 100 div abs ", " pstoedit.dpiscale div ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /printstate ", " { 2416 psentry ", " pstoedit.computeDPIscale ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.deviceinfoshown not ", " { 2421 psentry ", " /pstoedit.deviceinfoshown true store ", " languagelevel 1 gt ", " { 2424 psentry ", " pstoedit.DEVICEINFO /PageSize known ", " { 2426 psentry ", " pstoedit.DEVICEINFO /PageSize get ", " pstoedit.deviceheight 0.0 ne ", " { 2432 psentry ", " dup 1 get ", " pstoedit.dpiscale mul ", " /pstoedit.deviceheight exch store ", " psexit } ", " if ", " { 2448 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " ( setPageSize\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " currentlinecap ", " printTOS ", " ( setlinecap\\n) -print ", " currentmiterlimit ", " printTOS ", " ( setmiterlimit\\n) -print ", " currentlinejoin ", " printTOS ", " ( setlinejoin\\n) -print ", " currentdash ", " exch ", " ( [) -print ", " { 2475 psentry ", " getcurrentscale mul ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall % dump array ", " ( ]) -print ", " printTOS %index ", " ( setdash\\n) -print ", " currentlinewidth ", " getcurrentscale mul ", " printTOS ", " ( setlinewidth\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.useRGBcolors ", " { 2490 psentry ", " -currentrgbcolor ", " 3 1 roll exch ", " printTOS ", " printTOS ", " printTOS ", " ( setrgbcolor\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2499 psentry ", " -currentcmykcolor % c m y k ", " exch 4 1 roll % y c m k ", " 4 1 roll % k y c m ", " exch % k y m c ", " printTOS ", " printTOS ", " printTOS ", " printTOS ", " ( setcmykcolor\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " currentcolorspace 0 get /Separation eq ", " { 2513 psentry ", " currentcolorspace 1 get ", " (\\() -print s100 cvs -print (\\)) -print ", " ( p2esetcolorname\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2520 psentry ", " (\\(\\)) -print ( p2esetcolorname\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " -grestore ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /print-path ", " { 2530 psentry ", " { 2532 psentry ", " { 2533 psentry ", " 1 prpointswithtrace ( moveto\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2536 psentry ", " 1 prpointswithtrace ( lineto\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2539 psentry ", " 3 prpointswithtrace ( curveto\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 2542 psentry ", " ( closepath\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " pathforall ", " psexit } ", " stopped ", " { 2548 psentry ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /dumppath ", " { 2557 psentry ", " ( \\n) -print ", " /pstoedit.dumpstring exch store % (clip) ", " /pstoedit.dumpop exch store % {clip} ", " ( \\n) -print ", " (\\% ) -print ", " pstoedit.pathnumber cvi 1 add 100 -string cvs pstoedit.pathnumber copy pop ", " pstoedit.pathnumber -print ", " ( pathnumber\\n) -print ", " -print % new place ", " printstate ", " -gsave ", " { 2571 psentry ", " pstoedit.doflatten ", " { 2573 psentry ", " pstoedit.flatnesstouse setflat ", " flattenpath % replaces curves by lines ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " stopped ", " { 2580 psentry ", " -grestore ", " -gsave ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (newpath\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.simulateclipping ", " { 2590 psentry ", " clip clippath ", " psexit } ", " if ", " print-path ", " pstoedit.dumpstring -print (\\n) -print ", " -grestore ", " pstoedit.dumpop ", " psexit } ", " def ", " false % use the clip tracing instead ", " { 2603 psentry ", " /-showclippath ", " { 2605 psentry ", " -gsave ( gsave \\n) -print ", " clippath clip clippath ", " (% clippath\\n) ", " { 2610 psentry ", " clip ", " psexit } ", " (clip) dumppath ", " -grestore ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /-endshowclippath ", " { 2619 psentry ", " (\\ngrestore\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " def ", " psexit } ", " { 2624 psentry ", " /-showclippath ", " { 2626 psentry ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /-endshowclippath ", " { 2630 psentry ", " psexit } ", " def ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " /pstoedit.charpathwarningdone false store ", " /pstoedit.charpatherrorcaught false store ", " /charpath ", " { 2639 psentry ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw true store ", " /pstoedit.charpatherrorcaught false store ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 2643 psentry ", " (% start charpath ) pstack pop ", " (% start charpath \\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " true % with error handling ", " { 2649 psentry ", " { 2650 psentry ", " -charpath ", " psexit } ", " stopped ", " { 2654 psentry ", " /pstoedit.charpatherrorcaught true store %% for later usage in place where charpath was called ", " pstoedit.charpathwarningdone not pstoedit.verbosemode or ", " { 2658 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 2660 psentry ", " errordict begin handleerror end ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (Problem occurred in charpath (maybe due to protected fonts) - this warning is given only once per page!! Try again using -ndt option\\n) true printwarning %% wogl remove? ? ", " /pstoedit.charpathwarningdone true store ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " { 2672 psentry ", " -charpath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 2678 psentry ", " (% end charpath ) pstack pop ", " (% end charpath \\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw false store ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /stringwidth ", " { 2688 psentry ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw true store ", " -stringwidth ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw false store ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /eofill ", " { 2697 psentry ", " pstoedit.ignoredraw ", " { 2700 psentry ", " -eofill ", " psexit } ", " { 2704 psentry ", " -showclippath ", " (\\% eofilledpath\\n) ", " { 2707 psentry ", " -eofill ", " psexit } ", " (eofill) dumppath ", " -endshowclippath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /fill ", " { 2718 psentry ", " pstoedit.ignoredraw ", " { 2722 psentry ", " -fill ", " psexit } ", " { 2726 psentry ", " -showclippath ", " (\\% filledpath\\n) ", " { 2729 psentry ", " -fill ", " psexit } ", " (fill) dumppath ", " -endshowclippath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /pstoedit.fill ", " { 2740 psentry ", " fill ", " psexit } ", " def %% needed to avoid a too early binding e.g. in rectfill ", " /pstoedit.eofill ", " { 2745 psentry ", " eofill ", " psexit } ", " def %% needed to avoid a too early binding e.g. in rectfill ", " /stroke ", " { 2751 psentry ", " pstoedit.ignoredraw ", " { 2753 psentry ", " -stroke ", " psexit } ", " { 2757 psentry ", " -showclippath ", " (\\% strokedpath\\n) ", " { 2760 psentry ", " /pstoedit.hidestroke where %% this could come from an additional prologue file via -include ", " { 2762 psentry ", " pop % the dict returned by where ", " pstoedit.hidestroke not ", " { 2765 psentry ", " -stroke ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " { 2770 psentry ", " -stroke ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " (stroke) dumppath ", " -endshowclippath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /pstoedit.stroke ", " { 2782 psentry ", " stroke ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoeditdummystroke ", " { 2788 psentry ", " pstoedit.ignoredraw ", " { 2791 psentry ", " -stroke ", " psexit } ", " { 2795 psentry ", " (\\% dummystrokedpath\\n) ", " { 2798 psentry ", " newpath ", " psexit } ", " (pstoeditdummystroke) dumppath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoeditdummystrokewithoutput ", " { 2809 psentry ", " { 2812 psentry ", " { 2813 psentry ", " 1 TracePoints ", " psexit } ", " { 2817 psentry ", " 1 TracePoints ", " psexit } ", " { 2821 psentry ", " 3 TracePoints ", " psexit } ", " { 2825 psentry ", " psexit } ", " pathforall ", " psexit } ", " stopped ", " { 2831 psentry ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.forcedrawtext ", " { 2838 psentry ", " currentfont begin ", " /FontName where ", " { 2841 psentry ", " pop % the dict ", " FontName 100 -string cvs % FontName is a name or is already a string ", " cvn dup ", " /pstoedit.knownFontNames where ", " { 2851 psentry ", " pop % the dict ", " pstoedit.knownFontNames exch known ", " { 2857 psentry ", " pop ", " false % don't force drawing mode ", " psexit } ", " { 2863 psentry ", " rootFont ", " pstoedit.knownFontNames exch known ", " { 2868 psentry ", " false % don't force drawing mode ", " psexit } ", " { 2872 psentry ", " true ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 2879 psentry ", " pop pop ", " false % if pstoedit.knownFontNames is not defined, 'show' text ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 2886 psentry ", " true % if FontName is not known ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " end ", " CheckForTextFontVerbose not ", " pstoedit.autodrawtext % if no text font and autodraw = true, then draw the text ", " and ", " or ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /getorigfont ", " { 2911 psentry ", " dup /OrigFont known ", " { 2918 psentry ", " dup % for comparison ", " dup /OrigFont get ne % ne is a weak check against recursion but is was needed from gs8.56 ", " { 2921 psentry ", " /OrigFont get getorigfont ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /isKnownFontName ", " { 2932 psentry ", " /Fontmap where ", " { 2939 psentry ", " pop % the dict from where ", " dup % for second check ", " Fontmap exch known ", " psexit } ", " { 2944 psentry ", " false % nothing found so far ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " { 2952 psentry ", " pop % the fontname ", " true % just repush true ", " psexit } ", " { 2956 psentry ", " /pstoedit.knownFontNames where ", " { 2958 psentry ", " pop % the dict from where ", " pstoedit.knownFontNames exch known ", " psexit } ", " { 2962 psentry ", " pop % the fontname ", " false % nothing found so far ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.handlepstoedit.textastext ", " { 2973 psentry ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 2977 psentry ", " (pstoedit.handlepstoedit.textastext ) pstoedit.currentstring pstack pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " currentfont begin ", " /FontName where ", " { 2984 psentry ", " pop FontName ", " pstoedit.checkfontnames ", " { 2987 psentry ", " dup ", " isKnownFontName ", " psexit } ", " { 2993 psentry ", " true ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " { 2999 psentry ", " 100 -string cvs % FontName is a name or is already a string ", " psexit } ", " { 3003 psentry ", " 100 -string cvs % FontName is a name or is already a string ", " dup ", " cvn ", " rootFont ", " (\\% ) -print ", " s100 cvs -print ( ) -print dup -print ", " ( nonstandard font\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " /pstoedit.replacedfont false store ", " psexit } ", " { 3019 psentry ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3021 psentry ", " (using replacement font because currentfont has no FontName) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.replacementfont ", " /pstoedit.replacedfont true store ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " (\\() -print ", " -print ", " (\\) cvn) -print ", " end ", " ( findfont ) -print ", " pstoedit.replacedfont ", " { 3038 psentry ", " pstoedit.currentstring -stringwidth ", " dtransform ", " dup mul exch dup mul add sqrt ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.replacementfont cvn findfont 10 scalefont setfont ", " pstoedit.currentstring normalizestring -stringwidth ", " dtransform ", " dup mul exch dup mul add sqrt ", " -grestore ", " div 10 mul getcurrentscale mul ", " pstoedit.scalefontversion ", " { 3062 psentry ", " s100 cvs -print ( scalefont setfont\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 3065 psentry ", " ([ ) -print dup printTOS 0 printTOS 0 printTOS printTOS ", " -gsave ", " currentpoint translate ", " currentfont /FontMatrix get -concat 0 0 transform ", " -grestore ", " itransform ", " 1 prpointsnotrace ", " ( ] makefont setfont\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 3077 psentry ", " currentfont begin ", " currentfont /FontType get 42 eq ", " { 3087 psentry ", " /pstoedit.fontunit 1 store ", " psexit } ", " { 3091 psentry ", " /pstoedit.fontunit 1000 store ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " pstoedit.scalefontversion %wogl ", " { 3098 psentry ", " FontMatrix 0 get % get the x-scale of the font matrix ", " 0 ", " dtransform ", " dup mul exch dup mul add sqrt ", " pstoedit.fontunit mul ", " pstoedit.dpiscale div ", " s100 cvs -print ( scalefont setfont\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 3110 psentry ", " -gsave ", " currentpoint 1 TracePoints % tracing also the starting point of text into BB information ", " currentpoint translate ", " currentfont /FontMatrix get -concat ", " currentfont getorigfont /FontMatrix get matrix invertmatrix -concat ", " matrix currentmatrix matrix defaultmatrix matrix invertmatrix matrix concatmatrix %xxtemp ", " -grestore ", " ([ ) -print ", " { 3122 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " ( ] makefont setfont\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " end ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " currentfont begin ", " /FontInfo where ", " { 3139 psentry ", " pop ", " FontInfo /FamilyName known ", " { 3145 psentry ", " FontInfo /FamilyName get 100 -string cvs ", " psexit } ", " { 3148 psentry ", " (unknown) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " (\\% ) -print -print ( FamilyName\\n) -print ", " FontInfo /FullName known ", " { 3154 psentry ", " FontInfo /FullName get 100 -string cvs ", " psexit } ", " { 3157 psentry ", " (unknown) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " (\\% ) -print -print ( FullName\\n) -print ", " FontInfo /Weight known ", " { 3163 psentry ", " FontInfo /Weight get 100 -string cvs ", " psexit } ", " { 3166 psentry ", " (unknown) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " (\\% ) -print -print ( Weight\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " end ", " pstoedit.scalefontversion ", " { 3176 psentry ", " /pstoedit.angle 1 0 dtransform exch atan -1 mul 360 add store ", " languagelevel 1 gt ", " { 3182 psentry ", " pstoedit.DEVICEINFO dup /Orientation known ", " { 3184 psentry ", " /Orientation get ", " -90 mul pstoedit.angle add /pstoedit.angle exch store ", " pstoedit.angle 0 -lt ", " { 3188 psentry ", " pstoedit.angle 360 add /pstoedit.angle exch store ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " { 3193 psentry ", " pop % the duped DEVICEINFO ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " -gsave ", " currentpoint translate ", " currentfont /FontMatrix get -concat 0 0 transform ", " -grestore ", " itransform ", " /pstoedit.y exch store /pstoedit.x exch store ", " pstoedit.x pstoedit.y 1 prpointswithtrace ( moveto\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.angle 360.0 ne ", " { 3216 psentry ", " pstoedit.x pstoedit.y 1 prpointswithtrace ( translate\\n) -print ", " ( ) -print ", " pstoedit.angle s100 cvs -print ( rotate\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 3221 psentry ", " ( ) -print ", " 0 s100 cvs -print ( rotate\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 3228 psentry ", " ( 0 0 moveto\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " getcurrentscale dup /pstoedit.currentscale exch store ", " mul ", " exch ", " pstoedit.currentscale mul ", " 5 -2 roll ", " pstoedit.currentscale mul ", " exch ", " pstoedit.currentscale mul ", " printTOS printTOS % c ", " 3 -1 roll ", " printTOS % char ", " printTOS printTOS % a ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /dumptextstring ", " { 3259 psentry ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 3261 psentry ", " pstoedit.currentstring ", " { 3264 psentry ", " inttosinglechar ", " dup ", " 3 normalizecharacter_wrapper ", " { 3273 psentry ", " exch pop % remove plain c since we can use the mapped one. ", " dup dup (\\r) eq exch (\\n) eq or ", " { 3280 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " { 3283 psentry ", " dup (\\() eq ", " { 3285 psentry ", " (\\\\) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " dup (\\)) eq ", " { 3290 psentry ", " (\\\\) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " dup (\\\\) eq ", " { 3295 psentry ", " (\\\\) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 3304 psentry ", " dup (\\r) eq exch (\\n) eq or ", " { 3309 psentry ", " psexit } ", " { 3312 psentry ", " pstoedit.unmappablecharacter -print ", " psexit } ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " psexit } ", " { 3321 psentry ", " pstoedit.currentstring ", " { 3324 psentry ", " inttosinglechar ", " dup ", " 4 normalizecharacter_wrapper ", " { 3331 psentry ", " exch pop % remove plain c since we can use the mapped one. ", " dup dup (\\r) eq exch (\\n) eq or ", " { 3338 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " { 3341 psentry ", " -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 3347 psentry ", " dup (\\r) eq exch (\\n) eq or ", " { 3352 psentry ", " psexit } ", " { 3355 psentry ", " pstoedit.unmappablecharacter -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /effectiveawidthshow ", " { 3371 psentry ", " /pstoedit.ignoreimage true store %ignore all image* ops called from here ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3374 psentry ", " (start awidthshow) pstack pop ", " (% start awidthshow \\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " ( \\n) -print ", " printstate ", " /pstoedit.currentstring exch store ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3384 psentry ", " GetCurrentFontName pstoedit.currentstring (unnormalized:) pstack pop pop pop ", " currentfont /Encoding get pstack pop ", " (glphynames:) pstack pop ", " pstoedit.currentstring ", " { 3389 psentry ", " currentfont /Encoding get exch ", " saveGET % get ", " (gl:) pstack pop pop ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 5 copy % save for real operator ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.textastext % text shall be shown as text and ", " currentfont /FontType get 1 eq % current font is type 1 ", " pstoedit.t2fontsast1 % we cannot do this all times - at least up to gs6.0 this sometimes leads ", " currentfont /FontType get 2 eq % current font is type 2 (embedded reduced type 1) ", " and ", " or ", " currentfont /FontType get 42 eq % current font is type 42 (TT) ", " or ", " pstoedit.forcedrawtext not % and not forced draw due to font restrictions ", " and ", " currentfont /FontType get 3 eq % current font is type 3 ", " currentfont /BitMaps known % and contains a BitMaps entry (as dvips provides) ", " and % Bitmap fonts cannot be \"drawn\", anyway ", " or % (T1 or T2 or T42 and not force) or (T3 and Bitmap) ", " and % pstoedit.textastext ", " pstoedit.disabledrawtext or % if drawtext is fully disabled ", " dup /pstoedit.textshown exch store % ", " { 3435 psentry ", " pstoedit.handlepstoedit.textastext ", " psexit } ", " { 3438 psentry ", " -gsave ", " currentpoint ", " newpath ", " moveto ", " mark ", " 6 1 roll % first move the mark at begin ", " 5 -1 roll % then roll back the last 5 ", " pstoedit.currentstring ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3462 psentry ", " (pstoedit.currentstring 1) pstack pop ", " currentfont /FontType get (FontType: ) pstack pop pop ", " currentfont /FMapType get (FMapType: ) pstack pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " canIterateThroughString %true means \"draw each char separately\" ", " { 3469 psentry ", " { 3478 psentry ", " dup dup length 1 sub get % now last char is on stack as int. ", " exch ", " mark % insert a mark right before the two args to charpath. So whatever charpath does, we can clean up ", " exch % ", " true ", " charpath ", " cleartomark ", " 3 index % (compare :) pstack pop % wogldebug ", " eq ", " { 3492 psentry ", " 4 index 4 index ", " rmoveto ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 2 copy rmoveto ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.FORALL % in effectiveawithshow ", " psexit } ", " { 3504 psentry ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3506 psentry ", " (Cannot iterate through string - need to handle string as a whole) pstack pop ", " currentfont /FontType get (FontType: ) pstack pop pop ", " currentfont /FMapType get (FMapType: ) pstack pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " true charpath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " pop pop pop pop pop ", " cleartomark ", " pstoedit.charpatherrorcaught ", " { 3522 psentry ", " (error caught during charpath. Trying to dump text as text - even if it may not be useful\\n) true printwarning ", " 0 0 32 0 0 ", " /pstoedit.textshown true store ", " pstoedit.handlepstoedit.textastext ", " psexit } ", " { 3530 psentry ", " eofill ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " -grestore ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " -grestore ", " pstoedit.currentstring ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw true store ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3544 psentry ", " (vor -awidthshow ) (top) pstack pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " mark 7 1 roll % put mark in front of params ", " { 3549 psentry ", " -awidthshow ", " psexit } ", " stopped ", " { 3554 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 3556 psentry ", " errordict begin handleerror end ", " (Problem occurred in awidthshow) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " cleartomark ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3565 psentry ", " (nach -awidthshow ) (top) pstack pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw false store ", " /pstoedit.ignoreimage false store ", " pstoedit.textshown ", " { 3574 psentry ", " -gsave ", " currentpoint translate ", " currentfont /FontMatrix get -concat 0 0 transform ", " -grestore ", " itransform ", " 1 prpointswithtrace ", " CheckForTextFont pstoedit.maptoisolatin1 and ", " { 3590 psentry ", " ( 1 ) ", " psexit } ", " { 3595 psentry ", " ( 0 ) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse -print ", " ( setshowparams\\n) -print ", " CheckForTextFontVerbose pop % we don't need the result here ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3603 psentry ", " (vor dumping text ) pstoedit.currentstring (top) pstack pop pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.passglyphnames ", " { 3608 psentry ", " (\\() -print ", " pstoedit.currentstring -printhex ", " (\\) \\[) -print ", " pstoedit.currentstring ", " { 3613 psentry ", " currentfont /Encoding get ", " exch get ", " ( /) -print ", " 1000 -string cvs -print ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " ( \\] awidthshowhexwithglyphs\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 3624 psentry ", " pstoedit.ashexstring ", " { 3627 psentry ", " (\\() -print ", " pstoedit.currentstring -printhex ", " (\\) awidthshowhex\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 3633 psentry ", " (\\() -print ", " dumptextstring ", " (\\) awidthshow\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse % write glyphnames ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3644 psentry ", " (nach dumping text ) pstoedit.currentstring (top) pstack pop pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.scalefontversion ", " { 3650 psentry ", " pstoedit.angle 360.0 ne ", " { 3652 psentry ", " ( ) -print ", " pstoedit.angle neg s100 cvs -print ( rotate\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.x pstoedit.y 1 prpointswithtrace ", " ( ntranslate\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.fontdebugging ", " { 3664 psentry ", " (end awidthshow) pstack pop ", " (% end awidthshow \\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /precisionshowchar ", " { 3674 psentry ", " 0 0 32 0 0 6 -1 roll ", " effectiveawidthshow ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /pstoedit.showcharacter ( ) def % needed because forall in awidthshow gives ints, but show needs char ", " /pstoedit.showcharacter2 ( ) def % needed for type 0 fonts ", " /awidthshow ", " { 3684 psentry ", " -showclippath ", " pstoedit.precisiontext 0 eq % no precision text % cx cy char ax ay string b1 ", " pstoedit.precisiontext 1 eq % pti and cx cy ax ay are all 0 % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 ", " 7 index 0 eq % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3 ", " 7 index 0 eq % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3 b4 ", " and % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3*b4 ", " 5 index 0 eq % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3*b4 b5 ", " 5 index 0 eq % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3*b4 b5 b6 ", " and % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3*b4 b5*b6 ", " and % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2 b3*b4*b5*b6 ", " and % cx cy char ax ay string b1 b2*b3*b4*b5*b6 ", " or % cx cy char ax ay string b1+b2*b3*b4*b5*b6 ", " canIterateThroughString not or % or if we cannot iterate anyway ", " { 3701 psentry ", " effectiveawidthshow ", " psexit } ", " { 3705 psentry ", " { 3709 psentry ", " dup dup length 1 sub get % now last char is on stack as int. ", " inttosinglechar ", " precisionshowchar ", " 3 index % (compare :) pstack pop % wogldebug ", " eq ", " { 3719 psentry ", " 4 index 4 index ", " rmoveto ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 2 copy rmoveto ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.FORALL % in awidthshow ", " pop pop pop pop pop ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " -endshowclippath ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /widthshow ", " { 3738 psentry ", " 0 exch 0 exch awidthshow ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /ashow ", " { 3745 psentry ", " 0 0 32 ", " 6 3 roll awidthshow ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /show ", " { 3752 psentry ", " 0 0 32 0 0 6 -1 roll awidthshow ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /debugcshow ", " { 3759 psentry ", " (in cshow1 :) pstack pop ", " -cshow ", " (out cshow :) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /pstoedit.kshowproc ", " { 3772 psentry ", " psexit } ", " store ", " /pstoedit.kshowclast 1 store ", " /kshow ", " { 3778 psentry ", " exch /pstoedit.kshowproc exch store ", " dup length 0 gt ", " { 3784 psentry ", " true % for first ", " exch ", " { 3789 psentry ", " exch ", " { 3793 psentry ", " dup /pstoedit.kshowclast exch store ", " inttosinglechar ", " show ", " pstoedit.kshowclast ", " false ", " psexit } ", " { 3800 psentry ", " dup /pstoedit.kshowclast exch store ", " pstoedit.kshowproc ", " pstoedit.kshowclast inttosinglechar ", " show ", " pstoedit.kshowclast ", " false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " pop pop % char and first ", " psexit } ", " { 3815 psentry ", " (ignoring kshow for empty string\\n) true printwarning ", " pop % pstoedit.kshowproc % just pop the empty string ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex 0 store ", " /pstoedit.xyshowarray [ 0 ] store ", " /saveGET ", " { 3828 psentry ", " 2 copy % a i a i ", " exch % a i i a ", " length % a i i l ", " lt ", " { 3840 psentry ", " get ", " psexit } ", " { 3843 psentry ", " pop pop % throw away the args and return 0 ", " 0 ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /xshow ", " { 3853 psentry ", " dup type ", " /arraytype eq ", " canIterateThroughString and % and if we can iterate ", " { 3862 psentry ", " /pstoedit.xyshowarray exch store ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex 0 store ", " { 3866 psentry ", " currentpoint ", " 3 -1 roll ", " show ", " exch ", " pstoedit.xyshowarray pstoedit.xyshowindex ", " saveGET add exch ", " moveto ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex pstoedit.xyshowindex 1 add store ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.FORALL % in xshow - needed because every char is placed with individual with as given in array. ", " psexit } ", " { 3883 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 3886 psentry ", " (numstrings in xshow are not fully supported yet or iteration through string not supported yet\\n) true printwarning ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pop show ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /yshow ", " { 3899 psentry ", " dup type /arraytype eq ", " canIterateThroughString and % and if we can iterate ", " { 3905 psentry ", " /pstoedit.xyshowarray exch store ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex 0 store ", " { 3908 psentry ", " currentpoint ", " 3 -1 roll ", " show ", " pstoedit.xyshowarray pstoedit.xyshowindex saveGET add ", " moveto ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex pstoedit.xyshowindex 1 add store ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.FORALL % in yshow - needed because every char is placed with individual with as given in array. ", " psexit } ", " { 3922 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 3925 psentry ", " (numstrings in yshow are not fully supported yet or iteration through string not supported yet\\n) true printwarning ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pop show ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /xyshow ", " { 3936 psentry ", " dup type ", " /arraytype eq ", " canIterateThroughString and % and if we can iterate ", " { 3945 psentry ", " /pstoedit.xyshowarray exch store ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex 0 store ", " { 3948 psentry ", " currentpoint ", " 3 -1 roll ", " show ", " pstoedit.xyshowarray pstoedit.xyshowindex 1 add saveGET add exch ", " pstoedit.xyshowarray pstoedit.xyshowindex saveGET add exch ", " moveto ", " /pstoedit.xyshowindex pstoedit.xyshowindex 2 add store ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.FORALL % in xyshow - needed because every char is placed with individual with as given in array. ", " psexit } ", " { 3967 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 3970 psentry ", " (numstrings in xyshow are not fully supported yet or iteration through string not supported yet\\n) true printwarning ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pop show ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /glyphshow ", " { 3981 psentry ", " getglyphaschar show ", " psexit } ", " overload ", " /showpage ", " { 3990 psentry ", " false ", " { 3992 psentry ", " gsave ", " (\\%\\% Bounding Box Trace\\n) -print ", " newpath ", " 0.5 0.6 0.7 setrgbcolor ", " pstoedit.ll.x cvi pstoedit.ll.y cvi moveto ", " pstoedit.ur.x cvi pstoedit.ur.y cvi lineto ", " pstoedit.ll.x cvi pstoedit.ur.y cvi lineto ", " pstoedit.ur.x cvi pstoedit.ll.y cvi lineto ", " closepath pstoedit.stroke ", " grestore ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (showpage\\n) -print ", " -showpage ", " pstoedit.pagetoextract pstoedit.pagenr cvi eq ", " true ", " { 4014 psentry ", " (\\%\\%BoundingBox: ) -printNC % ", " pstoedit.ll.x cvi 100 -string cvs -printNC ( ) -printNC ", " pstoedit.ll.y cvi 100 -string cvs -printNC ( ) -printNC ", " pstoedit.ur.x cvi 100 -string cvs -printNC ( ) -printNC ", " pstoedit.ur.y cvi 100 -string cvs -printNC ( \\n) -printNC ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (\\%\\%Page: ) -printNC ", " pstoedit.pagenr cvi 100 -string cvs ", " dup -printNC ", " ( ) -printNC ", " -printNC ", " (\\n) -printNC ", " pstoedit.pagenr cvi 1 add 100 -string cvs pstoedit.pagenr copy pop ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4037 psentry ", " ([) print pstoedit.pagenr cvi 100 -string cvs print (]) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " { 4043 psentry ", " pstoedit.quit ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.ll.x (999999 ) exch copy pop ", " pstoedit.ll.y (999999 ) exch copy pop ", " pstoedit.ur.x (0 ) exch copy pop ", " pstoedit.ur.y (0 ) exch copy pop ", " pstoedit.bbclear ( ) exch copy pop ", " 0 1 -string cvs pstoedit.somethingprinted copy pop % reset ", " psexit } ", " soverload ", " /copypage ", " { 4059 psentry ", " (copypage is beeing handled as showpage. This may lead to different results if copypage was used to overlay multiple pages to one\\n) true printwarning ", " showpage ", " psexit } ", " soverload ", " pstoedit.withimages ", " { 4066 psentry ", " /pstoedit.image.ncomp 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.nrds 0 store % number of data sources ", " /pstoedit.image.multi 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.datasrc 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.mat 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.bits 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.decode 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.height 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.width 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.fourthparam 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.procname 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.isfile true store ", " /pstoedit.image.stringprefix 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.realproc 0 store ", " /pstoedit.image.nr (0 ) store ", " /pstoedit.image.filesuffix ( ) store ", " /pstoedit.image.isimagemask true store % f for image - t for mask ", " /pstoedit.image.outputfile 1000 -string store ", " /pstoedit.imagestring 1 -string def ", " /pstoedit.image.saveobject1 0 store %% these are used for save/restore ", " /pstoedit.image.saveobject2 0 store ", " /printdumponly ", " { 4090 psentry ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4093 psentry ", " pop ", " psexit } ", " { 4096 psentry ", " -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /ImageTraceBoundingBox ", " { 4104 psentry ", " -gsave ", " newpath ", " 0 0 moveto ", " 1 0 lineto ", " 1 1 lineto ", " 0 1 lineto ", " closepath ", " pstoeditdummystrokewithoutput ", " -grestore ", " psexit } ", " def ", " pstoedit.backendSupportsFileImages ", " { 4122 psentry ", " /pstoedit.image.imageproc 0 store ", " /processAsFILEimage_core ", " { 4125 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4127 psentry ", " (vor processAsFILEImage ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.image.filesuffix exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.imageproc exch store ", " pstoedit.image.nr cvi 1 add 100 -string cvs pstoedit.image.nr copy pop ", " /pstoedit.image.outputfile pstoedit.nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD ", " pstoedit.image.filesuffix %(_mdsi) ", " concatstrings ", " pstoedit.image.nr cvi 20 -string cvs concatstrings pstoedit.imagefilesuffix concatstrings store ", " /pstoedit.image.stringprefix (%fileimage:) store ", " pstoedit.escapetext not ", " { 4144 psentry ", " (\\%fileimage:begin\\n) -print ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.image.mat matrix invertmatrix concat ", " matrix currentmatrix matrix defaultmatrix matrix invertmatrix matrix concatmatrix ", " (% DC ) -print ", " { 4151 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly ", " (normalized image currentmatrix\\n) printdumponly ", " -grestore ", " (% DC ) -print pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 4160 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (imagematrix\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (filename ) -print ", " pstoedit.image.outputfile -print (\\n) -print ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.width printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly ", " (width\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.height printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly ", " (height\\n) printdumponly ", " (\\%fileimage:end\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4181 psentry ", " (after dump1 ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (0) pstoedit.writesaverestore copy pop ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4205 psentry ", " (vor save) dumpcurrentCTM ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4210 psentry ", " (vm vor save 1) vmstatus pstack pop pop pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.image.saveobject1 -save store ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4216 psentry ", " (vm vor save 2) vmstatus pstack pop pop pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.image.saveobject2 -save store ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4222 psentry ", " (nach save) dumpcurrentCTM ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4227 psentry ", " (vm nach save2) vmstatus pstack pop pop pop pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " true ", " { 4234 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4236 psentry ", " (opening image file:) print ", " pstoedit.image.outputfile print (\\n) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " false % true - use setpagedevice ", " { 4242 psentry ", " << ", " /OutputFile pstoedit.image.outputfile ", " /OutputDevice ", " pstoedit.imagedevicename cvn ", " /HWResolution [ 72 72 ] ", " /PageSize [ pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height ] ", " >> ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4253 psentry ", " (before setpage device ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " setpagedevice ", " psexit } ", " { 4260 psentry ", " mark ", " /OutputFile pstoedit.image.outputfile ", " /HWResolution [ 72 72 ] ", " /PageSize [ pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height ] ", " pstoedit.imagedevicename ", " finddevice ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4271 psentry ", " (after finddevice ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " putdeviceprops ", " setdevice ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " false ", " { 4283 psentry ", " pstoedit.imagedevicename ", " finddevice ", " setdevice ", " << ", " /OutputFile pstoedit.image.outputfile ", " /HWResolution [ 72 72 ] ", " /PageSize [ pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height ] ", " >> ", " setpagedevice ", " psexit } ", " if ", " false ", " { 4311 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.mat 3 get 0 -lt ", " { 4314 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.mat 5 get 0 eq ", " { 4316 psentry ", " (Info: correcting image matrix - didn't follow PS conventions\\n) print ", " pstoedit.image.mat 5 pstoedit.image.mat 3 get -1 mul put ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height scale ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4360 psentry ", " (vor pstoedit.image.imageproc ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.image.imageproc %wogl -colorimage ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4369 psentry ", " (nach pstoedit.image.imageproc ) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 0 .endpage ", " .doneshowpage ", " 1 true .outputpage ", " pop ", " pstoedit.image.saveobject2 -restore ", " pstoedit.image.saveobject1 -restore ", " (1) pstoedit.writesaverestore copy pop ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4403 psentry ", " (%end dealing with dumping image to file\\n) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /processAsFILEimage_errhandling ", " { 4410 psentry ", " { 4411 psentry ", " processAsFILEimage_core ", " psexit } ", " stopped ", " { 4415 psentry ", " (caught an error during processAsFILEimage) pstack pop ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /processAsFILEimage ", " { 4422 psentry ", " processAsFILEimage_core ", " psexit } ", " def ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /colorimage ", " { 4433 psentry ", " printstate ", " pstoedit.ignoredraw pstoedit.ignoreimage or ", " pstoedit.DrawGlyphBitmaps not and % if DrawGlyphBitmaps is true then dont suppress the images coming from glyphs ", " pstoedit.DEVICEINFO /HWResolution known not or ", " { 4442 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4445 psentry ", " (colorimage operation ignored (called from some glyph drawing function or HWResolution unknown)\\n) print ", " (ignoredraw : ) print pstoedit.ignoredraw ", " { 4450 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4453 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " (ignoreimage : ) print pstoedit.ignoreimage ", " { 4458 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4461 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " (HWResolution known : ) print pstoedit.DEVICEINFO /HWResolution known ", " { 4466 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4469 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " -colorimage ", " psexit } ", " { 4479 psentry ", " pstoedit.backendSupportsFileImages ", " { 4485 psentry ", " ImageTraceBoundingBox ", " -showclippath ", " /pstoedit.image.ncomp exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.multi exch store ", " pstoedit.image.multi ", " { 4499 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.ncomp ", " psexit } ", " { 4503 psentry ", " 1 ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " /pstoedit.image.nrds exch store ", " pstoedit.image.nrds 4 add pstoedit.image.nrds roll ", " /pstoedit.image.mat exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.bits exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.height exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.width exch store ", " pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height pstoedit.image.bits ", " [ pstoedit.image.width 0 0 pstoedit.image.height -1 mul 0 pstoedit.image.height ] ", " pstoedit.image.nrds 4 add 4 roll ", " pstoedit.image.multi pstoedit.image.ncomp ", " { %nc ", " -colorimage ", " } ", " (_cim) % color image ", " processAsFILEimage ", " psexit } ", " { 4548 psentry ", " exch dup ", " { 4551 psentry ", " (colorimage with more than one datasrc not supported for this backend due to lack of support for images on raster files\\n) true printwarning ", " exch -colorimage ", " psexit } ", " { 4557 psentry ", " ImageTraceBoundingBox ", " -showclippath ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4562 psentry ", " (gsave\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 4565 psentry ", " (\\%colorimage:begin\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " exch ", " /pstoedit.image.ncomp exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.multi exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.datasrc exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.mat exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.bits exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.height exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.width exch store ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.width printTOS (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:width\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.height printTOS (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:height\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.bits printTOS (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:bits\\n) printdumponly ", " pstoedit.escapetext not ", " { 4599 psentry ", " (% DC ) -print pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 4601 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:imagematrix\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.image.mat matrix invertmatrix concat ", " matrix currentmatrix matrix defaultmatrix matrix invertmatrix matrix concatmatrix ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4613 psentry ", " ([ ) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 4616 psentry ", " (% DC ) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " { 4620 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4625 psentry ", " (] concat [ 1 0 0 1 0 0 ] ) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:normalized image currentmatrix\\n) printdumponly ", " -grestore ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4634 psentry ", " ({ currentfile imagestring readhexstring pop }\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.multi printTOS (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:multi\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.ncomp printTOS (\\n) -print ", " (\\%colorimage:ncomp\\n) printdumponly ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4643 psentry ", " (colorimage\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height pstoedit.image.bits pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 4649 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.datasrc ", " dup type /filetype eq ", " { 4652 psentry ", " read % returns: int bool ", " { 4655 psentry ", " pstoedit.imagestring exch 0 exch put pstoedit.imagestring ", " psexit } ", " { 4658 psentry ", " 0 -string % return 0 string if eof is found ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (\\%colorimage:data ) printdumponly ", " dup ", " { 4667 psentry ", " dup 16 -lt ", " { 4669 psentry ", " (0) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 16 2 -string cvrs -print ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " (\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.image.multi pstoedit.image.ncomp -colorimage ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4680 psentry ", " (grestore\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 4683 psentry ", " (\\%colorimage:end\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse % raster file support ", " -endshowclippath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse % ignoredraw ", " psexit } ", " soverload ", " /ImageAndImagemaskdummy ", " { 4700 psentry ", " (executing dummy ImageAndImagemask \\n) print ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw true store ", " pop pop pop %pop ", " pstack ", " exec % -image ", " /pstoedit.ignoredraw false store ", " (executing dummy ImageAndImagemask done \\n) print ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /ImageAndImagemask ", " { 4712 psentry ", " /pstoedit.image.isimagemask exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.fourthparam exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.procname exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.stringprefix exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.realproc exch store ", " pstoedit.ignoredraw pstoedit.ignoreimage or ", " pstoedit.DrawGlyphBitmaps not and % if DrawGlyphBitmaps is true then dont suppress the images coming from glyphs ", " pstoedit.DEVICEINFO /HWResolution known not or %%%% test only pop false ", " { 4722 psentry ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4724 psentry ", " (image operation ignored (called from some glyph drawing function or HWResolution unknown)\\n) print ", " (ignoredraw : ) print pstoedit.ignoredraw ", " { 4729 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4732 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " (pstoedit.DrawGlyphBitmaps : ) print pstoedit.DrawGlyphBitmaps ", " { 4738 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4741 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " (ignoreimage : ) print pstoedit.ignoreimage ", " { 4748 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4751 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " (HWResolution known : ) print pstoedit.DEVICEINFO /HWResolution known ", " { 4757 psentry ", " (T) ", " psexit } ", " { 4760 psentry ", " (F) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse print (\\n) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.image.realproc ", " psexit } ", " { 4769 psentry ", " pstoedit.backendSupportsFileImages ", " { 4771 psentry ", " ImageTraceBoundingBox ", " -showclippath ", " dup type ", " pstoedit.verbosemode ", " { 4776 psentry ", " dup 40 -string cvs (handling datasource of type ) print print (\\n) print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " dup /filetype eq /pstoedit.image.isfile exch store ", " /dicttype eq ", " { 4782 psentry ", " (%begin dealing with image from dict\\n) -print ", " dup /Width get /pstoedit.image.width exch store ", " dup /Height get /pstoedit.image.height exch store ", " dup /ImageMatrix get /pstoedit.image.mat exch store ", " dup /ImageMatrix ", " [ pstoedit.image.width 0 0 pstoedit.image.height -1 mul 0 pstoedit.image.height ] ", " put ", " pstoedit.image.isimagemask ", " { 4810 psentry ", " dup /Decode get 0 get /pstoedit.image.decode exch store ", " psexit } ", " if ", " { %nc ", " pstoedit.image.realproc ", " } ", " pstoedit.image.isimagemask ", " { 4823 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.decode 0 eq ", " { 4825 psentry ", " (_mfd) % mask from dict - polarity false ", " psexit } ", " { 4828 psentry ", " (_mtd) % mask from dict - polarity true ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 4833 psentry ", " (_imd) % image from dict ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " processAsFILEimage ", " psexit } ", " { 4839 psentry ", " false ", " { 4843 psentry ", " /pstoedit.image.datasrc exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.mat exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.bits exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.height exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.width exch store ", " pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height pstoedit.image.bits pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 4854 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.isfile ", " { 4856 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.datasrc read ", " { 4859 psentry ", " inttosinglechar ", " psexit } ", " { 4863 psentry ", " 0 -string ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 4869 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.datasrc ", " (after calling datasrc2\\n) pstack print flush ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " psexit } ", " { 4876 psentry ", " exch /pstoedit.image.mat exch store ", " exch /pstoedit.image.bits exch store % this is polarity (bool) for imagemask ", " exch /pstoedit.image.height exch store ", " exch /pstoedit.image.width exch store ", " pstoedit.image.width exch ", " pstoedit.image.height exch ", " pstoedit.image.isimagemask ", " { 4890 psentry ", " 1 % overwrite \"polarity\" with 1 if we use -image always ", " psexit } ", " { 4895 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.bits ", " psexit } ", " ifelse exch ", " [ pstoedit.image.width 0 0 pstoedit.image.height -1 mul 0 pstoedit.image.height ] ", " exch ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " true ", " { 4913 psentry ", " { %nc ", " -image %%%wogl fixme pstoedit.image.realproc ", " } ", " pstoedit.image.isimagemask ", " { 4918 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.bits % note bits hold the polarity value (bool) in this case ", " { 4920 psentry ", " (_mtn) % imagemask - normal (non dict ds) - polarity true ", " psexit } ", " { 4923 psentry ", " (_mfn) % imagemask - normal (non dict ds) - polarity false ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 4928 psentry ", " (_imn) % image - normal (non dict ds) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " processAsFILEimage ", " psexit } ", " { 4936 psentry ", " (TEST!! : not processing as raster file image \\n) print ", " pstoedit.image.realproc ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 4944 psentry ", " dup type ", " dup /filetype eq /pstoedit.image.isfile exch store ", " /dicttype eq ", " { 4948 psentry ", " (Level 2 version of image and imagemask not supported for this backend (due to lack of support for bitmaps on intermediate files)\\n) true printwarning ", " pstoedit.image.realproc ", " psexit } ", " { 4953 psentry ", " ImageTraceBoundingBox ", " -showclippath ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4957 psentry ", " (gsave\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 4960 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (begin\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " /pstoedit.image.datasrc exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.mat exch store ", " pstoedit.escapetext not ", " { 4968 psentry ", " (% DC ) -print pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 4970 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (imagematrix\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /pstoedit.image.bits exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.height exch store ", " /pstoedit.image.width exch store ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.width printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly (width\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.height printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly (height\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.bits printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly pstoedit.image.fourthparam printdumponly (\\n) printdumponly ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.image.mat matrix invertmatrix concat ", " matrix currentmatrix matrix defaultmatrix matrix invertmatrix matrix concatmatrix ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 4992 psentry ", " ([ ) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 4995 psentry ", " (% DC ) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " { 4999 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 5004 psentry ", " (] concat [ 1 0 0 1 0 0 ] ) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly (normalized image currentmatrix\\n) printdumponly ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 5011 psentry ", " ({ currentfile imagestring readhexstring pop }\\n) -print pstoedit.image.procname -print (\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " -grestore ", " pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height pstoedit.image.bits pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 5017 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.isfile ", " { 5019 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.datasrc read ", " { 5022 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly (data ) printdumponly ", " dup ", " dup 16 -lt ", " { 5027 psentry ", " (0) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 16 2 -string cvrs -print ", " inttosinglechar ", " psexit } ", " { 5036 psentry ", " 0 -string ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " { 5042 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.datasrc ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly (data ) printdumponly ", " dup ", " { 5046 psentry ", " dup 16 -lt ", " { 5048 psentry ", " (0) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 16 2 -string cvrs -print ", " psexit } ", " forall ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " (\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " pstoedit.image.realproc ", " pstoedit.escapetext ", " { 5061 psentry ", " (grestore\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " { 5064 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (end\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " -endshowclippath ", " psexit } ", " ifelse % level 2 ", " psexit } ", " ifelse % raster file images supported ", " psexit } ", " ifelse % ignoredraw ", " psexit } ", " def ", " /image ", " { 5088 psentry ", " printstate ", " { %nc ", " -image ", " } ", " (\\%image:) (image) (bits) false ImageAndImagemask ", " psexit } ", " soverload ", " /imagemask ", " { 5098 psentry ", " printstate ", " { %nc ", " -imagemask ", " } ", " (\\%imagemask:) (imagemask) (polarity) true ImageAndImagemask ", " psexit } ", " soverload ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.initialize ", " (\\%!PS-Adobe-3.0\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%Title: flattened PostScript generated from file: ) -printalways ", " pstoedit.inputfilename -printalways (\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%Creator: pstoedit\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%BoundingBox: \\(atend\\)\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%Pages: \\(atend\\)\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%EndComments\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%BeginProlog\\n) -printalways ", " (/setPageSize { pop pop } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/ntranslate { neg exch neg exch translate } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/p2esetcolorname { pop } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/setshowparams { pop pop pop} def\\n) -printalways ", " (/awidthshowhex { dup length 0 gt { dup /ASCIIHexDecode filter exch length 2 div cvi string readstring pop } if awidthshow } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/awidthshowhexwithglyphs { true { pop awidthshowhex } { { glyphshow } forall pop } ifelse } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/backendconstraints { pop pop } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/pstoedit.newfont { ) -printalways ", " (80 string cvs ) -printalways ", " ( findfont ) -printalways ", " ( dup length dict begin {1 index /FID ne {def} {pop pop} ifelse} forall ) -printalways ", " ( /Encoding ISOLatin1Encoding def ) -printalways ", " ( dup 80 string cvs /FontName exch def ) -printalways ", " ( currentdict end ) -printalways ", " ( definefont pop) -printalways ", " ( } def\\n) -printalways ", " (/imagestring 1 string def\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%EndProlog\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%BeginSetup\\n) -printalways ", " (\\% pstoedit.textastext pstoedit.doflatten backendconstraints \\n) -printalways ", " pstoedit.textastext ", " { 5154 psentry ", " (1 ) ", " psexit } ", " { 5157 psentry ", " (0 ) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse -printalways ", " pstoedit.doflatten ", " { 5162 psentry ", " (1 ) ", " psexit } ", " { 5165 psentry ", " (0 ) ", " psexit } ", " ifelse -printalways ", " (backendconstraints\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%EndSetup\\n) -printalways ", " (\\%\\%Page: 1 1\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.delaybindversion ", " { 5175 psentry ", " revision 353 ge ", " { 5180 psentry ", " .bindoperators ", " NOBIND currentdict systemdict ne and ", " { 5183 psentry ", " systemdict begin .bindoperators end ", " psexit } ", " if ", " /DELAYBIND where ", " { 5188 psentry ", " pop DELAYBIND ", " { 5190 psentry ", " .bindnow ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " systemdict readonly pop ", " systemdict /.setglobal known ", " { 5205 psentry ", " .setglobal ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " { 5211 psentry ", " systemdict /.setglobal known ", " { 5214 psentry ", " .setglobal ", " psexit } ", " if ", " NOBIND ", " { 5231 psentry ", " /bind /.bind load def ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " languagelevel 1 gt ", " { 5240 psentry ", " << /PageSize [612 792 ] >> setpagedevice ", " psexit } ", " if ", " currentdict /pstoedit.nameOfIncludeFile known ", " { 5254 psentry ", " pstoedit.nameOfIncludeFile run ", " psexit } ", " if ", " 4 dict begin ", " /RotateDict currentdict def ", " /angle pstoedit.rotation def ", " angle 0 ne pstoedit.xscale 1 ne or pstoedit.yscale 1 ne or pstoedit.xshift 0 ne or pstoedit.yshift 0 ne or ", " { 5287 psentry ", " /languagelevel where ", " { 5289 psentry ", " pop languagelevel 2 -ge ", " psexit } ", " { 5292 psentry ", " FALSE ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " { 5296 psentry ", " /lastW 0 def ", " /lastH 0 def ", " << ", " /BeginPage ", " { 5302 psentry ", " //RotateDict begin ", " pop % page number ", " currentpagedevice /PageSize get aload pop % stack: W H ", " lastH ne exch lastW ne or ", " { 5311 psentry ", " << ", " /PageSize [ ", " currentpagedevice /PageSize get aload pop % stack: W H ", " exch % stack: newW newH ", " /lastW 2 index def ", " /lastH 1 index def ", " ] ", " >> setpagedevice % calls BeginPage recursively ", " psexit } ", " { 5324 psentry ", " pstoedit.centered ", " { 5328 psentry ", " currentpagedevice /PageSize get aload pop % stack: width height ", " 2 div exch 2 div exch % stack: center ", " 2 copy translate ", " psexit } ", " if ", " //angle rotate ", " pstoedit.centered ", " { 5336 psentry ", " neg exch neg translate ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.xscale pstoedit.yscale scale ", " pstoedit.xshift pstoedit.yshift translate ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " end % //RotateDict ", " psexit } ", " >> setpagedevice ", " psexit } ", " { 5348 psentry ", " currentdevice getdeviceprops >> /HWSize get ", " aload pop exch 2 array astore ", " mark exch /HWSize exch currentdevice putdeviceprops pop ", " /adbFixup ", " { 5356 psentry ", " pstoedit.centered ", " { 5358 psentry ", " currentdevice getdeviceprops >> ", " dup /HWSize get aload pop 3 -1 roll ", " /HWResolution get aload pop ", " exch 4 -1 roll exch div 72 mul ", " 3 1 roll div 72 mul ", " 2 div exch 2 div exch ", " 2 copy translate ", " psexit } ", " if ", " //angle rotate ", " pstoedit.centered ", " { 5373 psentry ", " neg exch neg translate ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.xscale pstoedit.yscale scale ", " pstoedit.xshift pstoedit.yshift translate ", " psexit } ", " bind odef ", " /adbShowpage /showpage load def ", " userdict begin /showpage ", " { 5383 psentry ", " adbShowpage adbFixup ", " psexit } ", " bind odef end ", " adbFixup ", " statusdict begin ", " /adbSet /.setpagesize load def ", " /.setpagesize ", " { 5392 psentry ", " exch adbSet adbFixup ", " psexit } ", " bind def ", " end ", " psexit } ", " ifelse ", " psexit } ", " if ", " end % //RotateDict ", " pstoedit.inputfilename run ", " pstoedit.somethingprinted cvi 1 eq ", " { 5411 psentry ", " showpage % do one since no showpage was issued regularly ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.quit ", " false ", " { 5423 psentry ", " /saaaaaa ", " { 5425 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.nr cvi 1 add 100 -string cvs pstoedit.image.nr copy pop ", " /pstoedit.image.outputfile pstoedit.nameOfOutputFilewithoutpercentD (_l2i) concatstrings ", " pstoedit.image.nr cvi 20 -string cvs concatstrings pstoedit.imagefilesuffix concatstrings store ", " /pstoedit.image.stringprefix (%fileimage:) store ", " pstoedit.escapetext not ", " { 5434 psentry ", " (\\%fileimage:begin\\n) -print ", " -gsave ", " pstoedit.image.mat matrix invertmatrix concat ", " matrix currentmatrix matrix defaultmatrix matrix invertmatrix matrix concatmatrix ", " (% DC ) -print ", " { 5440 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly (normalized image currentmatrix\\n) printdumponly ", " -grestore ", " (% DC ) -print pstoedit.image.mat ", " { 5448 psentry ", " printTOS ", " psexit } ", " forall (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (imagematrix\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix -print (filename ) -print ", " pstoedit.image.outputfile -print (\\n) -print ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.width printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly ", " (width\\n) printdumponly ", " (% DC ) printdumponly pstoedit.image.height printTOS (\\n) -print ", " pstoedit.image.stringprefix printdumponly ", " (height\\n) printdumponly ", " (\\%fileimage:end\\n) -print ", " psexit } ", " if ", " gsave ", " true ", " { 5476 psentry ", " mark ", " /OutputFile pstoedit.image.outputfile ", " /HWResolution [ 72 72 ] ", " /PageSize [ pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height ] ", " pstoedit.imagedevicename ", " finddevice ", " putdeviceprops ", " setdevice ", " psexit } ", " if ", " false ", " { 5494 psentry ", " pstoedit.imagedevicename ", " finddevice ", " setdevice ", " << ", " /OutputFile pstoedit.image.outputfile ", " /HWResolution [ 72 72 ] ", " /PageSize [ pstoedit.image.width pstoedit.image.height ] ", " >> ", " setpagedevice ", " psexit } ", " if ", " pstoedit.image.mat 3 get 0 -lt ", " { 5520 psentry ", " pstoedit.image.mat 5 get 0 eq ", " { 5522 psentry ", " (Info: correcting image matrix - didn't follow PS conventions\\n) print ", " pstoedit.image.mat 5 pstoedit.image.mat 3 get -1 mul put ", " psexit } ", " if ", " psexit } ", " if ", " (debug 2v ) dumpcurrentCTM ", " pstoedit.image.mat concat ", " (debug 2n ) dumpcurrentCTM ", " pstoedit.image.dotranslate ", " { 5537 psentry ", " 1 -1 scale ", " 0 pstoedit.image.height -1 mul translate ", " psexit } ", " if ", " -image %pstoedit.realproc %% it probably doesnt make sense to use imagemask on the virtual device ", " 0 .endpage .doneshowpage 1 true .outputpage pop ", " -grestore %% Hier wird offenbar das gerestore mit output aufgerufen. Wieso ist unklar. ", " psexit } ", " def ", " psexit } ", " if ", 0 }; pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoeditoptions.h0000644000175500010010000010431312137263320014422 00000000000000#ifndef PSTOEDITOPTIONS_H #define PSTOEDITOPTIONS_H /* pstoeditoptions.h : This file is part of pstoedit definition of program options Copyright (C) 1993 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "miscutil.h" #include "poptions.h" enum advancedTypeIDs { start_ty=char_ty, rsstring_ty, charstring_ty, constcharstring_ty, argv_ty }; class DLLEXPORT RSStringValueExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, RSString &result) { if (instring) { result = instring; currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing string argument for " << optname << " option" << endl; return false; } } static const char *gettypename() { return "string"; } static unsigned int gettypeID() { return rsstring_ty; } }; #if 0 // not really usable - because when using a Dialog, the char * would afterwards point into the data owned by the dialog // class DLLEXPORT charstringValueExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, char* &result) { if (instring) { result = cppstrdup(instring); currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing string argument for " << optname << " option" << endl; return false; } } static const char *gettypename() { return "string"; } static unsigned int gettypeID() { return charstring_ty; } }; template < > inline ostream & Option< char *, charstringValueExtractor>::writevalue(ostream & out) const { out << (value ? value : ""); return out; } class DLLEXPORT constcharstringValueExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, const char* &result) { if (instring) { result = instring; currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing string argument for " << optname << " option" << endl; return false; } } static const char *gettypename() { return "string"; } static unsigned int gettypeID() { return constcharstring_ty; } }; template < > inline ostream & Option< const char *, constcharstringValueExtractor>::writevalue(ostream & out) const { out << (value ? value : ""); return out; } #endif class DLLEXPORT ArgvExtractor { public: static bool getvalue(const char *optname, const char *instring, unsigned int ¤targ, Argv &result) { if (instring) { result.addarg(instring); currentarg++; return true; } else { cout << "missing string argument for " << optname << " option" << endl; return false; } } static const char *gettypename() { return "string"; } static unsigned int gettypeID() { return argv_ty; } }; static const char * const noArgument = 0; static const char * const UseDefaultDoku = 0; class PsToEditOptions : public ProgramOptions { public: enum PropSheetEnum {g_t=0, t_t, a_t, b_t, d_t, h_t }; // g - general // t - text // a - unused // b - debug // d - drawing // h - hidden // cannot be const because it needs to be changed on non UNIX systems (convertBackSlashes) char *nameOfInputFile ; //= 0; char *nameOfOutputFile ; //= 0; // can contain %d for page splitting OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> nameOfIncludeFile ;// = 0; // name of an option include file OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> replacementfont;// = "Courier"; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > nomaptoisolatin1 ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > withdisplay ;//= false; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> pngimage ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > quiet ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > noquit ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > nocurves ;//= false; // normally curves are shown as curves if backend supports OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > nosubpathes ;//= false; // normally we use subpathes if the backend support them OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > mergelines ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > convertFilledRectToStroke; //= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > mergetext ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > drawtext ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > autodrawtext ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > disabledrawtext ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > DrawGlyphBitmaps ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > correctdefinefont ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > ptioption; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > ptaoption; unsigned int precisiontext ;//= 0; // derived from the above pti ->1 pta -> 2 sonst 0 OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > xscale; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > yscale; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > xshift; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > yshift; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > centered ; OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > minlinewidth; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> pagenumberformat ; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > splitpages ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > verbose ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > useBBfrominput; //= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > simulateSubPaths ;//= false; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> unmappablecharstring ;//= 0; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > dontloadplugins ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > nobindversion ;//= false; // use old NOBIND instead of DELAYBIND OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > pagetoextract ;//= 0; // 0 stands for all pages OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > flatness ;//= 1.0f; // used for setflat OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > simulateClipping ;//= false; // simulate clipping most useful in combination with -dt OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > usePlainStrings; //= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > useRGBcolors ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > useAGL ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > noclip ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > t2fontsast1 ;//= false; // handle T2 fonts (often come as embedded fonts in PDF files) same as T1 OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > keepinternalfiles ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > fontdebug ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > justgstest ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > pscover ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > nofontreplacement ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > passglyphnames; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > useoldnormalization; OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > rotation ;//= 0; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> explicitFontMapFile ;//= 0; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > outputPageSize;//(""); OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > fromgui; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > showdialog; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> GSToUse ; // OptionT < double, DoubleValueExtractor > magnification ;//= 1.0f; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > showdrvhelp ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > showdocu_long ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > showdocu_short ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > dumphelp ;//= false; OptionT < bool, BoolTrueExtractor > backendonly ;//= false; // used for easier debugging of backends // directly read input file by backend // bypass ghostscript. The input file // is assumed to be produced by a // previous call with -f debug OptionT < Argv, ArgvExtractor > psArgs; // Pass through arguments to PostScript interpreter OptionT < int, IntValueExtractor > psLanguageLevel; OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor> drivername ;//= 0; // cannot be const char * because it is changed in pstoedit.cpp OptionT < RSString, RSStringValueExtractor > gsregbase; PsToEditOptions() : ProgramOptions(true), // expect additional parameters nameOfInputFile (0), nameOfOutputFile (0), // can contain %d for page splitting nameOfIncludeFile (true, "-include","name of a PostScript file to be included",g_t,"name of PostScript file to be included" , "This options allows to specify an additional PostScript file that will be " "executed just before the normal input is read. This is helpful for " "including specific page settings or for disabling potentially unsafe " "PostScript operators, e.g., file, renamefile, or deletefile. " , (const char *) 0), // replacementfont (true, "-df","font name",t_t,"default replacement font for raster fonts", " Sometimes fonts embedded in a PostScript " "program do not have a fontname. For example, this happens in PostScript " "files generated by \\Cmd{dvips}{1}. In such a case \\Prog{pstoedit} uses a " "replacement font. The default for this is Courier. Another font can be " "specified using the \\Opt{-df} option. \\Opt{-df Helvetica} causes all " "unnamed fonts to be replaced by Helvetica. ", (const char *) "Courier"), nomaptoisolatin1 (true, "-nomaptoisolatin1",noArgument,t_t,"don't map to ISO-Latin 1 encoding" , "Normally \\Prog{pstoedit} maps all character " "codes to the ones defined by the ISO-Latin1 encoding. If you specify " "\\Opt{-nomaptoisolatin1} then the encoding from the input PostScript is " "passed unchanged to the output. This may result in strange text output but on the other hand may be the only way to get some fonts converted appropriately. Try what fits best to your concrete case. ", false), withdisplay (true, "-dis",noArgument,b_t,"let GhostScript display the file during conversion" , "Open a display during processing by Ghostscript. Some files " "only work correctly this way. ", false), pngimage (true, "-pngimage","filename - for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file.",t_t, "for debugging purpose mainly. Write result of processing also to a PNG file" ,UseDefaultDoku,(const char*) 0), quiet (true, "-q",noArgument,b_t,"quiet mode - do not write startup message" , UseDefaultDoku, false), noquit (true, "-nq",noArgument,b_t,"don't quit GhostScript after PostScript processing - for debugging only" , "No exit from the PostScript interpreter. Normally Ghostscript " "exits after processing the pstoedit input-file. For debugging it can be " "useful to avoid this. If you do, you will have to type quit at the " "\\verb+GS>+ prompt to exit from Ghostscript. ", false), nocurves (true, "-nc",noArgument,d_t,"normally curves are shown as curves if the output format does support it. This options forces curves to be always converted to line segments.", "no curves. \n" "Normally pstoedit tries to keep curves from the input and transfers them to " "the output if the output format supports curves. If the output format does not " "support curves, then pstoedit replaces curves by a series of lines (see " "also \\Opt{-flat} option). However, in some cases the user might wish to " "have this behavior also for output formats that originally support curves. This " "can be forced via the \\Opt{-nc} option. ", false), // nosubpathes (true, "-nsp",noArgument,d_t,"normally subpathes are used if the output format support them. This option turns off subpathes." , UseDefaultDoku, false), // mergelines (true, "-mergelines",noArgument,d_t,"merge adjacent pathes if one is a stroke and the other is a fill. This depends on the capabilities of the selected output format" , "Some output formats permit the representation of filled " "polygons with edges that are in a different color than the fill color. " "Since PostScript does not support this by the standard drawing primitives directly, drawing programs typically " "generate two objects (the outline and the filled polygon) into the " "PostScript output. \\Prog{pstoedit} is able to recombine these, if they " "follow each other directly and you specify \\Opt{-mergelines}. " "However, this merging is not supported by all output formats due to restrictions in the target format.", false), convertFilledRectToStroke(true,"-filledrecttostroke",noArgument,d_t,"convert filled rectangles to a stroke", "Rectangles filled with a solid color can be converted to a stroked line with a width that corresponds to " "the width of the rectangle. This is of primary interest for output formats which do not " "support filled polygons at all. But it is restricted to rectangles only, i.e. it is not " "supported for general polygons",false), mergetext (true, "-mergetext",noArgument,d_t,"merge adjacent text pieces" , "In order to produce nice looking text output, programs producing PostScript files " "often split words into smaller pieces which are then placed individually on adjacent positions. " "However, such split text is hard to edit later on and hence it is sometime better " "to recombine these pieces again to form a word (or even sequence of words). " "For this pstoedit implements some heuristics about what text pieces are to be " "considered parts of a split word. This is based on the geometrical proximity of the different " "parts and seems to work quite well so far. But there are certainly cases " "where this simple heuristic fails. So please check the results carefully.", false), drawtext (true, "-dt",noArgument,t_t,"draw text, i.e. convert text to polygons" , "Draw text - Text is drawn as polygons. This might produce a large output file. This option is automatically " "switched on if the selected output format does not support text, e.g. " "\\Cmd{gnuplot}{1}.", false), autodrawtext (true, "-adt",noArgument,t_t,"automatic draw text. This draws text only for text that uses fonts with non standard encodings" , "Automatic Draw text - This option turns on the \\Opt{-dt} option selectively for fonts that seem to be no normal text fonts, e.g. Symbol..", false), disabledrawtext (true, "-ndt",noArgument,t_t,"fully disable any \"intelligence\" for drawing text" , "Never Draw text - fully disable the heuristics used by pstoedit to decide when to \"draw\" text " "instead of showing it as text. This may produce incorrect results, but in some cases it might nevertheless be useful. \"Use at own risk\". ", false), DrawGlyphBitmaps (true, "-dgbm",noArgument,t_t,"experimental - draw also bitmaps generated by fonts/glyphs" , UseDefaultDoku, false), correctdefinefont (true, "-correctdefinefont",noArgument,t_t,"apply some \"corrective\" actions to definefont - use this for ChemDraw generated PostScript files", "Some PostScript files, e.g. such as generated by ChemDraw, " "use the PostScript definefont operator in way that is incompatible with " "pstoedit's assumptions. The new font is defined by copying an old font " "without changing the FontName of the new font. When this option is applied, " "some \"patches\" are done after a definefont in order to make it again " "compatible with pstoedit's assumptions. This option is not enabled per default, " "since it may break other PostScript file. It is tested only with ChemDraw generated files.", false), ptioption (true, "-pti",noArgument,t_t,"precision text - individual. Places text character by character - but only if non standard chararater widths are used", "Precision text - " "Normally a text string is drawn as it occurs in the input file. However, in some situations, this might " "produce wrongly positioned characters. This is due to limitiations in most output formats of " "pstoedit. They cannot represent text with arbitray inter-letter spacing which is easily " "possible in PDF and PostScript. " "With \\Opt{-pta}, each character of a text string is placed " "separately. With \\Opt{-pti}, this is done only in cases when there is a non zero inter-letter spacing. " "The downside of \"precision text\" is a bigger file size and hard to edit " "text.", false), ptaoption (true, "-pta",noArgument,t_t,"precision text - always. Places text character by character", "see -pti", false), precisiontext (0), //= 0; // derived from the above pti ->1 pta -> 2 sonst 0 xscale (true, "-xscale","number",g_t,"scale by a factor in x-direction" , UseDefaultDoku, 1.0), yscale (true, "-yscale","number",g_t,"scale by a factor in y-direction" , UseDefaultDoku, 1.0), xshift (true, "-xshift","number",g_t,"shift image in x-direction" , UseDefaultDoku, 0.0f), yshift (true, "-yshift","number",g_t,"shift image in y-direction" , UseDefaultDoku, 0.0f), centered (true,"-centered","number",g_t,"center image before scaling or shifting", UseDefaultDoku, false), minlinewidth (true, "-minlinewidth","number",g_t,"minimal line width. All lines thinner than this will be drawn in this line width - especially zero-width lines", UseDefaultDoku, 0.0f), pagenumberformat (true, "-pagenumberformat","page number format specification",g_t,"format specification for page numbers in file name if -split is used. " "The specification is used to create the page number using sprintf." "The specification shall not include the leading % nor the trailing d. " "Default is empty string which results in formatting the page number using %d. " "This results in page numbers like 1, 2, ..., 10. " "Sometimes you may want to have fixed length with leading 0, " "so you might want to specify 02 which means 2 digits with leading 0.", UseDefaultDoku, (const char *) ""), splitpages (true, "-split",noArgument,g_t,"split multipage documents into single pages" , "Create a new file for each page of the input. For this the " "output filename must contain a \\%d which is replaced with the current page " "number. This option is automatically switched on for output formats that don't " "support multiple pages within one file, e.g. fig or gnuplot. ", false), verbose (true, "-v",noArgument,b_t,"turns on verbose mode", "Switch on verbose mode. Some additional information is shown " "during processing. ", false), useBBfrominput (true, "-usebbfrominput",noArgument,g_t,"extract BoundingBox from input file rather than determining it during processing", "If specified, pstoedit uses the BoundingBox as is (hopefully) found in the input file instead of one that is calculated by its own. ", false), simulateSubPaths (true, "-ssp",noArgument,d_t,"simulate subpaths" , "simulate sub paths. \n" "Several output formats don't support PostScript pathes containing sub pathes, i.e. " "pathes with intermediate movetos. In the normal case, each subpath is " "treated as an independent path for such output formats. This can lead to bad " "looking results. The most common case where this happens is if you use the " "\\Opt{-dt} option and show some text with letters like e, o, or b, i.e. " "letter that have a \"hole\". When the \\Opt{-ssp} option is set, pstoedit " "tries to eliminate these problems. However, this option is CPU time " "intensive! ", false), unmappablecharstring(true, "-uchar","character",t_t,"when a character cannot be mapped to one of the standard encoding vector, use this as replacement" , "Sometimes pstoedit cannot map a character " "from the encoding used by the PostScript file to the font encoding of the target " "format. In this case pstoedit replaces the input character by a special character " "in order to show all the places that couldn't be mapped correctly. The default " "for this is a \"\\#\". Using the \\Opt{-uchar} option it is possible to specify another character " "to be used instead. If you want to use a space, use -uchar \" \".", (const char *) 0), dontloadplugins (true, "-dontloadplugins",noArgument,h_t,"internal option - not relevant for normal user" , UseDefaultDoku, false), nobindversion (true, "-nb",noArgument,b_t,"use old NOBIND instead of DELAYBIND - try this if GhostScript has problems", "Since version 3.10 \\Prog{pstoedit} uses the " "\\texttt{-dDELAYBIND} option when calling GhostScript. Previously the " "\\texttt{-dNOBIND} option was used instead but that sometimes caused " "problems if a user's PostScript file overloaded standard PostScript " "operator with totally new semantic, e.g. lt for lineto instead of the standard meaning of \"less than\". Using \\Opt{-nb} the " "old style can be activated again in case the \\texttt{-dDELAYBIND} gives " "different results as before. In such a case please also contact the " "author. ", false), // pagetoextract (true, "-page","page number",g_t,"extract a specific page: 0 means all pages" , "Select a single page from a multi page PostScript or PDF file. ", 0), // 0 stands for all pages flatness (true, "-flat","flatness factor",d_t,"the precision used for approximating curves by lines if needed" , "If the output format does not support curves in the way " "PostScript does or if the \\Opt{-nc} option is specified, all curves are " "approximated by lines. Using the \\Opt{-flat} option one can control this " "approximation. This parameter is directly converted to a PostScript " "\\textbf{setflat} command. Higher numbers, e.g. 10 give rougher, lower " "numbers, e.g. 0.1 finer approximations. ", 1.0), // used for setflat simulateClipping (true, "-sclip",noArgument,d_t,"simulate clipping - probably you need to set this if you use -dt" , "simulate clipping. \n" "Most output formats of pstoedit don't have native support for clipping. For that " "\\Prog{pstoedit} offers an option to perform the clipping of the graphics " "directly without passing the clippath to the output driver. However, this " "results in curves being replaced by a lot of line segments and thus larger " "output files. So use this option only if your output looks different from " "the input due to clipping. In addition, this \"simulated clipping\" is not " "exactly the same as defined in PostScript. There might be lines drawn at " "the double size. Also clipping of text is not supported unless you also use " "the \\Opt{-dt} option. ", false), // simulate clipping usePlainStrings (true, "-ups",noArgument,b_t,"write text as plain string instead of hex string in intermediate format - normally useful for trouble shooting and debugging only." , UseDefaultDoku, false), useRGBcolors (true, "-rgb",noArgument,g_t,"use RGB colors instead of CMYK" , "Since version 3.30 pstoedit uses the CMYK colors internally. The -rgb option turns on the old behavior to use RGB values.", false), useAGL (true, "-useagl",noArgument,g_t,"use Adobe Glyph List instead of the IsoLatin1 table (this is experimental)" , UseDefaultDoku, false), noclip (true, "-noclip",noArgument,g_t,"don't use clipping (relevant only if output format supports clipping at all)" , UseDefaultDoku, false), t2fontsast1 (true, "-t2fontsast1",noArgument,t_t,"handle T2 fonts (often come as embedded fonts in PDF files) same as T1" , "Handle type 2 fonts same as type 1. Type 2 fonts sometimes occur as " "embedded fonts within PDF files. In the default mode, text using such fonts is drawn as polygons " "since pstoedit assumes that such a font is not available on the users machine. If this option " "is set, pstoedit assumes that the internal encoding follows the same as for a standard font " "and generates normal text output. This assumption may not be true in all cases. But it " "is nearly impossible for pstoedit to verify this assumption - it would have to do a sort of OCR.", false), // handle T2 fonts (often come as embedded fonts in PDF files) same as T1 keepinternalfiles (true, "-keep",noArgument,b_t,"keep the intermediate files produced by pstoedit - for debug purposes only" , UseDefaultDoku, false), fontdebug (true, "-debugfonthandling",noArgument,b_t,"writes verbose messages related to internal font processing - for debug purposes only" , UseDefaultDoku, false), justgstest (true, "-gstest",noArgument,b_t,"perform a basic test for the interworking with GhostScript" , UseDefaultDoku, false), pscover (true, "-pscover",noArgument,h_t,"perform coverage statistics about the pstoedit PostScript proloque - for debug and test only" , UseDefaultDoku, false), nofontreplacement (true, "-nfr",noArgument,t_t,"don't replace non standard encoded fonts with a replacement font" , "In normal mode pstoedit replaces bitmap fonts with a font as defined by the \\Opt{-df} option. This is done, because most output formats can't handle such fonts. This behavior can be " "switched off using the \\Opt{-nfr} option but then it strongly depends on the application reading the the generated file whether the file is usable and correctly interpreted or not. Any problems are then out of control of pstoedit.", false), passglyphnames (true, "-glyphs",noArgument,t_t,"pass glyph names to output format driver" , "pass glyph names to the output format driver. So far no output format driver really uses the glyph names, so this does not have any effect at the moment. " "It is a preparation for future work.", false), useoldnormalization (true, "-useoldnormalization",noArgument,t_t,"use legacy (pre 3.50) method for normalizing font encodings" , "Just use this option in case the new heuristic introduced in 3.5 doesn't produce correct results - however, this normalization of font encoding will always be a best-effort approach since there is no real general solution to it with reasonable effort", false), rotation (true, "-rotate","angle (0-360)",g_t,"rotate the image", "Rotage image by angle.", 0), explicitFontMapFile (true, "-fontmap","name of font map file for pstoedit",t_t,"use a font mapping from a file" , "The font map is a " "simple text file containing lines in the following format:BREAK \n" " \n\n" "\\verb+document_font_name target_font_name+ BREAK\n" "Lines beginning with \\verb+%+ are considerd comments BREAK\n " "If a font name contains spaces, use the " "\\verb+\"font name with spaces\"+ notation. \n" " \n" "If a target\\_font\\_name starts with /, it is regarded as alias to a former entry. \n " " \n" "Each font name found in the document is checked against this mapping and if " "there is a corresponding entry, the new name is used for the output. " " \n\n" "If the \\Opt{-fontmap} option is not specified, \\Prog{pstoedit} " "automatically looks for the file \\emph{drivername}.fmp in the installation " "directory and uses that file as a default fontmap file if available. The " "installation directory is: " " \n\n" "\\begin{itemize} \n" " \n" "\\item Windows: The same directory where the \\Prog{pstoedit} executable is \n" " located \n" " \n" "\\item Unix: BREAK \n" "$<$\\emph{The directory where the pstoedit executably is located}$>$\\verb+/../lib/+ \n" " \n" "\\end{itemize} \n" " \n" "The mpost.fmp in the misc directory of the pstoedit distibution is a sample " "map file with mappings from over 5000 PostScript font names to their \\TeX " "equivalents. This is useful because MetaPost is frequently used with " "\\TeX/\\LaTeX\\ and those programs don't use standard font names. This file and " "the MetaPost output format driver are provided by Scott Pakin " "(\\Email{scott+ps2ed_AT_pakin.org}). " " \n" "Another example is wemf.fmp to be used under Windows. See the misc " "directory of the pstoedit source distribution. " " \n" "After loading the implicit (based on driver name) or explicit (based on the -fontmap option) font map file, a system specific " "map file is searched and loaded from the installation directory (unix.fmp or windows.fmp). " "This file can be used to redirect certain fonts to system specific names using the /AliasName notation described above." , (const char*) 0), outputPageSize (true, "-pagesize","page format",g_t,"set page size (e.g. a4) - used by TK and libplot output format driver only", "set page size for output medium. \n" "This option sets the page size for the output medium. Currently this " "is just used by the libplot output format driver, but might be used by other " "output format drivers in future. The page size is specified in terms of the usual " "page size names, e.g. letter or a4. ", ""), fromgui (true, "-fromgui",noArgument,h_t,"internal - not for normal user", UseDefaultDoku, false), showdialog (true, "-showdialog",noArgument,h_t,"internal - not for normal user", UseDefaultDoku, false), GSToUse (true, "-gs","path to the ghostscript executable/DLL ",g_t,"tells pstoedit which ghostscript executable/DLL to use - overwrites the internal search heuristic", UseDefaultDoku,(const char*)0), showdrvhelp (true, "-help",noArgument,g_t,"show the help information", UseDefaultDoku, false) , showdocu_long (true, "-doculong",noArgument,h_t,"show help information in TeX format - long version", UseDefaultDoku, false) , showdocu_short (true, "-docushort",noArgument,h_t,"show help information in TeX format - short version", UseDefaultDoku, false) , dumphelp (true, "-dumphelp",noArgument,h_t,"show all options of all drivers in TeX format", UseDefaultDoku, false), backendonly (true, "-bo",noArgument,g_t,"backend only - This option is not useful for a \"normal\" user. " "It is useful for programs which use pstoedit as output format generator " "and can provide an input file which adheres to pstoedit's internal dump format." , "You can run backend processing only (without the PostScript " "interpreter frontend) by first running \\textbf{pstoedit} \\Opt{-f dump} " "\\Arg{infile} \\Arg{dumpfile} and then running \\textbf{pstoedit} " "\\OptArg{-f}{~format} \\Opt{-bo} \\Arg{dumpfile} \\Arg{outfile}. ", false), // used for easier debugging of backends psArgs (true, "-psarg","argument string",g_t,"additional arguments to be passed to GhostScript directly", "The string given with this option is passed " "directly to Ghostscript when Ghostscript is called to process the " "PostScript file for \\Prog{pstoedit}. For example: " "\\textbf{-psarg}\\textbf{~\"}\\textbf{-r300x300}\\textbf{\"}. " "This causes the resolution to be changed to " "300x300 dpi. (With older versions of GhostScript, changing the resolution " "this way has an effect only if the \\Opt{-dis} option is given.) " " " "If you want to pass multiple options to Ghostscript you can use multiple " "-psarg options \\Opt{-psarg opt1} \\Opt{-psarg opt2} \\Opt{-psarg opt2}. " "See the GhostScript manual for other possible options. " ), psLanguageLevel (true, "-pslanguagelevel","PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3", g_t, "PostScript Language Level to be used 1,2, or 3" " " "You can switch Ghostscript into PostScript Level 1 only mode by " "\\Opt{-pslanguagelevel 1}. This can be useful for example if the PostScript file to be " "converted uses some Level 2 specific custom color models that are not supported " "by pstoedit. However, this requires that the PostScript program checks for the " "PostScript level supported by the interpreter and \"acts\" accordingly. " "The default language level is 3.", UseDefaultDoku, 3), drivername (false,"-f","\"format[:options]\"",g_t,"target format identifier" , "target output format recognized by " "\\Prog{pstoedit}. Since other format drivers can be loaded dynamically, " "type \\texttt{pstoedit -help} to get a full list of formats. See " "\"Available formats and their specific options \" " "below for an explanation of the \\oArg{:options} to " "\\Opt{-f} format. If the format option is not given, pstoedit tries to guess the target format " " from the suffix of the output filename. However, in a lot of cases, this is not a unique mapping " "and hence pstoedit demands the \\Opt{-f} option.", ( char*)0), gsregbase (true, "-gsregbase", "GhostScript base registry path", g_t, "use this registry key as a subkey to search for GhostScript", "registry path to use as a base path when searching GhostScript interpreter \n" "This option provides means to specify a registry key under " "HKLM/Software where to search for GS interpreter key, version " "and \\verb+GS_DLL / GS_LIB+ values. Example: \"-gsregbase MyCompany\" means " "that HKLM/Software/MyCompany/GPL GhostScript would be searched " "instead of HKLM/Software/GPL GhostScript. ", "") { // nameOfInputFile (0); // nameOfOutputFile (0), // can contain %d for page splitting #define MAKESTRING(x) #x #define ADD(x) add(&x,MAKESTRING(x)) ADD(nameOfIncludeFile); ADD(replacementfont); ADD(nomaptoisolatin1); ADD(withdisplay); ADD(pngimage); ADD(quiet); ADD(noquit); ADD(nocurves ); ADD(nosubpathes); ADD(mergelines); ADD(convertFilledRectToStroke); ADD(mergetext); ADD(drawtext); ADD(autodrawtext); ADD(disabledrawtext); ADD(DrawGlyphBitmaps); ADD(correctdefinefont); ADD(ptioption); ADD(ptaoption); // ADD(precisiontext (0); //= 0; // derived from the above pti ->1 pta -> 2 sonst 0 ADD(xscale); ADD(yscale); ADD(xshift); ADD(yshift); ADD(centered); ADD(minlinewidth); ADD(pagenumberformat); ADD(splitpages); ADD(verbose ); ADD(useBBfrominput); ADD(simulateSubPaths); ADD(unmappablecharstring); ADD(dontloadplugins); ADD(nobindversion ); ADD(pagetoextract); ADD(flatness); ADD(simulateClipping); ADD(usePlainStrings); ADD(useRGBcolors); ADD(useAGL); ADD(noclip); ADD(t2fontsast1); ADD(keepinternalfiles); ADD(fontdebug); ADD(justgstest); ADD(pscover); ADD(nofontreplacement); ADD(passglyphnames); ADD(useoldnormalization); ADD(rotation ); ADD(explicitFontMapFile); ADD(outputPageSize); ADD(fromgui); #ifdef HAVEDIALOG ADD(showdialog); #endif // ADD(magnification); ADD(showdrvhelp) ; ADD(showdocu_long) ; ADD(showdocu_short) ; ADD(GSToUse); ADD(dumphelp ); ADD(backendonly); ADD(psArgs); ADD(psLanguageLevel); ADD(drivername); ADD(gsregbase); } ~PsToEditOptions() { // delete drivername.value; // this crashes under Windows (heap problem) //lint !e605 delete [] nameOfInputFile ; delete [] nameOfOutputFile ; } virtual bool hideFromDoku(const OptionBase& opt) const { return opt.propsheet == h_t; } // AutoDeleter < char >DeleterFordrivername(drivername, true); }; #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoeditoutputlib.h0000644000175500010010000000250112137224260014752 00000000000000/* pstoeditoutputlib.h : Copyright (C) 2002 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* the struct version of DriverDescription this is needed in order to allow plain old C programs to use the .dll */ #include "drvbase.h" class DLLEXPORT PstoeditOutputInterface { public: PstoeditOutputInterface(); ~PstoeditOutputInterface(); drvbase * getdriver(const char * const drivername); private: class PstoeditLibraryPrivate * privatedata; // disallowed - not implemented PstoeditOutputInterface(const PstoeditOutputInterface&); const PstoeditOutputInterface& operator=(const PstoeditOutputInterface&); }; pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoedit_config.h.in0000644000175500010010000000474612137264176014763 00000000000000/* src/pstoedit_config.h.in. Generated from configure.ac by autoheader. */ /* Define if building universal (internal helper macro) */ #undef AC_APPLE_UNIVERSAL_BUILD /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ #undef HAVE_DIRENT_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_DLFCN_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_INTTYPES_H /* Define to 1 if you have the `gd' library (-lgd). */ #undef HAVE_LIBGD /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_MEMORY_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ #undef HAVE_NDIR_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STDINT_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STDLIB_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STRINGS_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STRING_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ #undef HAVE_SYS_DIR_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file, and it defines `DIR'. */ #undef HAVE_SYS_NDIR_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_SYS_STAT_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_UNISTD_H /* Define to the sub-directory in which libtool stores uninstalled libraries. */ #undef LT_OBJDIR /* Name of package */ #undef PACKAGE /* Define to the address where bug reports for this package should be sent. */ #undef PACKAGE_BUGREPORT /* Define to the full name of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_NAME /* Define to the full name and version of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_STRING /* Define to the one symbol short name of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_TARNAME /* Define to the home page for this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_URL /* Define to the version of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_VERSION /* Define to 1 if you have the ANSI C header files. */ #undef STDC_HEADERS /* Version number of package */ #undef VERSION /* Define WORDS_BIGENDIAN to 1 if your processor stores words with the most significant byte first (like Motorola and SPARC, unlike Intel). */ #if defined AC_APPLE_UNIVERSAL_BUILD # if defined __BIG_ENDIAN__ # define WORDS_BIGENDIAN 1 # endif #else # ifndef WORDS_BIGENDIAN # undef WORDS_BIGENDIAN # endif #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/pstoedll.h0000644000175500010010000000542412137224260013004 00000000000000#ifndef PSTOEDLL_H #define PSTOEDLL_H /* pstoedll.h : This file describes the interface to query information about the drivers available via pstoedit and to call pstoedit via the dll interface Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ /* the struct version of DriverDescription this is needed in order to allow plain old C programs to use the .dll / .so */ struct DriverDescription_S { const char * symbolicname; const char * explanation; const char * suffix; const char * additionalInfo; int backendSupportsSubPathes; int backendSupportsCurveto; int backendSupportsMerging; int backendSupportsText; int backendSupportsImages; int backendSupportsMultiplePages; }; static const unsigned int pstoeditdllversion = 301; /* 301: added the clearPstoeditDriverInfo function to avoid problems with using different mallac/free in server and client. */ typedef int (pstoedit_checkversion_func) (unsigned int callersversion ); typedef void (setPstoeditsetDLLUsage_func) (int useDLL_p); /* need to use int instead of bool because of C mode */ typedef int (pstoedit_plainC_func) (int argc,const char * const argv[],const char * const psinterpreter ); /* psinterpreter can be set to 0, in which case pstoedit tries to locate one on his own. */ typedef struct DriverDescription_S * (getPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC_func)(void); typedef struct DriverDescription_S * (getPstoeditNativeDriverInfo_plainC_func)(void); /* returned result must be freed via a call to clearPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC !! */ /* the end of the array is indicated by p->symbolicname == 0 */ typedef void (clearPstoeditDriverInfo_plainC_func)(struct DriverDescription_S * ptr); #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(__OS2__) typedef int (__stdcall write_callback_func) (void * cb_data, const char* text, int length); #else typedef int (write_callback_func) (void * cb_data, const char* text, int length); #endif typedef void (setPstoeditOutputFunction_func)(void * cbData, write_callback_func* cbFunction); typedef void (useCoutForDiag_func)(int flag); /* cannot use bool in C interfaces */ #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/subpath.cpp0000644000175500010010000003440212137224255013161 00000000000000/* subpath.cpp: This file is part of pstoedit Reaggangement of paths for backends which don't support subpaths Copyright (C) 1999 Burkhard Plaum plaum_AT_ipf.uni-stuttgart.de Copyright (C) 1999 - 2013 Wolfgang Glunz, wglunz35_AT_pstoedit.net This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "subpath.h" #include // it would be much effort to check path in all situations. Normally it is OK. //lint -esym(613,sub_path::path) // possibly use of null pointer //lint -esym(794,sub_path::path) // possibly use of null pointer //lint -esym(613,sub_path_list::paths) //lint -esym(613,sub_path::points) //lint -esym(794,sub_path::points) static inline const Point & end_point(const basedrawingelement * e) { // unsigned int NrOfPoints = e->getNrOfPoints(); // return e->getPoint( (NrOfPoints > 0) ? (NrOfPoints - 1) : 0 ); return (e->getType() == curveto) ? e->getPoint(2) : e->getPoint(0); } // Write a subpath (only for debugging) #if 0 static void write(const basedrawingelement & e, ostream & o) { const Dtype type = e.getType(); if (type == moveto) { const Point& p = e.getPoint(0); o << p.x_ << " " << p.y_ << " moveto" << endl; } else if (type == lineto) { const Point& p = e.getPoint(0); o << p.x_ << " " << p.y_ << " lineto" << endl; } else if (type == curveto) { const Point& p = e.getPoint(0); o << p.x_ << " " << p.y_ << " "; p = e.getPoint(1); o << p.x_ << " " << p.y_ << " "; p = e.getPoint(2); o << p.x_ << " " << p.y_ << " curveto" << endl; } else if (type == closepath) { o << "closepath" << endl; } } static void write(const drvbase::PathInfo & p) { cerr << "numberOfElementsInPath: " << p.numberOfElementsInPath << endl; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < p.numberOfElementsInPath; i++) write(*p.path[i], cerr); } #endif sub_path::sub_path() { flags = 0; num_elements = 0; num_points = 0; num_children = 0; num_outside = 0; // pointers children = 0; path = 0; points = 0; parents = 0; parent = 0; llx = FLT_MAX; lly = FLT_MAX; urx = -FLT_MAX; ury = -FLT_MAX; } void sub_path::clean() { { // The moveto is always the first element of the subpath const Point & p = path[0]->getPoint(0); basedrawingelement *newLineto = new Lineto(p.x_, p.y_); // Now we can delete the path element, we no longer need p (& !!) delete path[0]; path[0] = newLineto; } // Replace a final closepath with a lineto if (path[num_elements - 1]->getType() == closepath) { const Point & p = path[0]->getPoint(0); basedrawingelement *newLineto = new Lineto(p.x_, p.y_); // Now we can delete the path element, we no longer need p (& !!) delete path[num_elements - 1]; path[num_elements - 1] = newLineto; } } void sub_path::adjust_bbox(const Point & p) { if (p.x_ < llx) llx = p.x_; if (p.y_ < lly) lly = p.y_; if (p.x_ > urx) urx = p.x_; if (p.y_ > ury) ury = p.y_; } // Read drawingelements // Arguments: // main_path: path to read from // start: Starting index // Return value: Index of the final closepath // Calculate the bounding box of the path int sub_path::read(const drvbase::PathInfo & main_path, int start) { unsigned int i, j; llx = FLT_MAX; lly = FLT_MAX; urx = -FLT_MAX; ury = -FLT_MAX; // Count the number of elements is this path for ( ; ; ) { // while true but without compiler warning if (start + num_elements == main_path.numberOfElementsInPath) break; if (num_elements && (main_path.path[start + num_elements]->getType() == moveto)) break; num_elements++; } path = new basedrawingelement *[num_elements]; // Copy the Elements and count the number of ALL points for (i = 0; i < num_elements; i++) { for (unsigned int pc = 0; pc < main_path.path[start + i]->getNrOfPoints(); pc++) { adjust_bbox(main_path.path[start + i]->getPoint(pc)); } // cout << "cloning " << (void *) main_path.path[start+i] << endl; path[i] = main_path.path[start + i]->clone(); num_points += main_path.path[start + i]->getNrOfPoints(); // cout << num_points << " done" << endl; } // cout << "done with copy path " << num_points << endl; points = new Point[num_points?num_points:1]; // at least 1 - at least for FlexeLint // Copy ALL points // cout << "now copy points " << num_points << endl; j = 0; for (i = 0; i < num_elements; i++) { // possibly replace by // Burkhard: Closepaths are ok here #if 0 if (path[i]->getType() == closepath) { cerr << "unexpected closepath found in subpath.cpp" << endl; exit(1); } #endif for (unsigned int pc = 0; pc < path[i]->getNrOfPoints(); pc++) { points[j] = path[i]->getPoint(pc); j++; } } return start + num_elements; } void sub_path::new_points() { // refill the array with the points which can be used // for connections // Now, only the endpoints of curvetos are stored // The size of the array is num_elements for (unsigned int i = 0; i < num_elements; i++) if (path[i]->getType() != closepath) points[i] = end_point(path[i]); } // calculate a 2 x 2 determinant static inline double ddet(const double a11, const double a12, const double a21, const double a22) { return a11 * a22 - a21 * a12; } // Check if a Point is inside of *this bool sub_path::point_inside(const Point & p) const { int crossings = 0; const double x1 = -1.0; //lint -esym(578,y1) // under MSVC math.h contains a y1 const double y1 = -1.0; const double x2 = p.x_; const double y2 = p.y_; // Burkhard: Bugfix for (unsigned int i = 0; i < num_points; i++) { unsigned int j = (i == num_points - 1) ? 0 : i + 1; const double x3 = points[i].x_; const double y3 = points[i].y_; const double x4 = points[j].x_; const double y4 = points[j].y_; // Check wether the lines between (x1,y1)-(x2,y2) and // (x3-y3)-(x4,y4) cross each other // The system to solve is: // (x2 - x1) * t1 - (x4 - x3) * t2 = x3 - x1; // (y2 - y1) * t1 - (y4 - y3) * t2 = y3 - y1; // // The solutions are: t1 = det1/det // t2 = det2/det // // The lines cross each other if // 0.0 < t1 < 1.0 and 0.0 < t2 < 1.0 const double det = ddet((x2 - x1), -(x4 - x3), (y2 - y1), -(y4 - y3)); // is det == 0, the lines are parallel if (!det) continue; const double det1 = ddet((x3 - x1), -(x4 - x3), (y3 - y1), -(y4 - y3)); const double det2 = ddet((x2 - x1), (x3 - x1), (y2 - y1), (y3 - y1)); if ((det < 0.0) && ((det1 > 0.0) || (det2 > 0.0) || (det1 < det) || (det2 < det))) continue; if ((det > 0.0) && ((det1 < 0.0) || (det2 < 0.0) || (det1 > det) || (det2 > det))) continue; // Special case: // (t1 == 0.0) || (t1 == 1.0) || (t2 == 0.0) || (t2 == 1.0) // t1 == 0.0 should never happen // This means that the line (x1, y1)-(x2,y2) // goes through either (x3,y3) or (x4,y4) or (x2,y2) lies // on the line (x3,y3)-(x4,y4) // A proper implementation would handle this correctly // if((det == det1) || (det == det2) || (!det1) || (!det2)) // cout << "Blupp!!" << endl; crossings++; } return (crossings & 1) ? true : false; } // Check if *this is inside of another path bool sub_path::is_inside_of(const sub_path & other) const { unsigned int inside = 0; unsigned int outside = 0; // Check if Bounding Box lies outside the other if (!((llx >= other.llx) && (lly >= other.lly) && (urx <= other.urx) && (ury <= other.ury))) return false; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < num_points; i++) { if (other.point_inside(points[i])) inside++; else outside++; } // Make a democratic decision return inside > outside; } void sub_path_list::clean_children() { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < num_paths; i++) if (paths[i].parent) paths[i].clean(); } void sub_path_list::find_parents() { // Find the parent of each subpath unsigned int i, j; sub_path *parent = 0; // Calculate for each path the number of paths // outside for (i = 0; i < num_paths; i++) { paths[i].parents = new sub_path *[num_paths - 1]; for (j = 0; j < num_paths; j++) { if (i != j) { if (paths[i].is_inside_of(paths[j])) { paths[i].parents[paths[i].num_outside] = &paths[j]; paths[i].num_outside++; } } } } // Now find the real parent paths // A path can be a parent path, if the number of outside paths is even // Check which paths can be parents for (i = 0; i < num_paths; i++) { if (!(paths[i].num_outside & 1)) { paths[i].parent = (sub_path *) 0; paths[i].children = new sub_path *[num_paths - 1]; } } // Now bring the kids to their parents for (i = 0; i < num_paths; i++) { // This can be a parent path if (!(paths[i].num_outside & 1)) continue; else { for (j = 0; j < paths[i].num_outside; j++) { if (paths[i].num_outside == (paths[i].parents[j]->num_outside + 1)) { parent = paths[i].parents[j]; paths[i].parent = parent; parent->children[parent->num_children] = &paths[i]; parent->num_children++; break; } } } } } void sub_path_list::new_points() { for (unsigned int i = 0; i < num_paths; i++) paths[i].new_points(); } void sub_path_list::read(const drvbase::PathInfo & path_info) { unsigned int i, j; num_paths = 0; // Count the number of movetos for (i = 0; i < path_info.numberOfElementsInPath - 1; i++) { if (path_info.path[i]->getType() == moveto) num_paths++; } paths = new sub_path[num_paths]; j = 0; for (i = 0; i < num_paths; i++) j = paths[i].read(path_info, j); } static float get_min_distance( basedrawingelement * const * p1, basedrawingelement * const * p2, unsigned int size1, unsigned int size2, unsigned int &index1, unsigned int &index2) { float ret = FLT_MAX; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < size1; i++) { if (p1[i]->getType() != closepath) { // wogl - inserted this check const Point & point1 = end_point(p1[i]); for (unsigned int j = 0; j < size2; j++) { const Point & point2 = end_point(p2[j]); if (p1[i]->getType() != closepath) { const float tmp1 = point1.x_ - point2.x_; const float tmp2 = point1.y_ - point2.y_; const float pdistance = tmp1 * tmp1 + tmp2 * tmp2; if (pdistance < ret) { ret = pdistance; index1 = i; index2 = j; } } } } } return ret; } static void insert_subpath( basedrawingelement ** parent_path, basedrawingelement * const * child_path, unsigned int parent_size, unsigned int child_size, unsigned int parent_index, unsigned int child_index) { // First find the point we have to lineto const Point & point1 = end_point(child_path[child_index]); basedrawingelement *first_lineto = new Lineto(point1.x_, point1.y_); const Point & point2 = end_point(parent_path[parent_index]); basedrawingelement *last_lineto = new Lineto(point2.x_, point2.y_); // Make a little space {for (unsigned int i = parent_size - 1; i >= parent_index + 1; i--) parent_path[i + child_size + 2] = parent_path[i]; } parent_path[parent_index + 1] = first_lineto; unsigned int src_index = child_index; {for (unsigned int i = 0; i < child_size; i++) { src_index++; if (src_index == child_size) src_index = 0; parent_path[parent_index + 2 + i] = child_path[src_index]; }} parent_path[parent_index + 2 + child_size] = last_lineto; } void drvbase::PathInfo::rearrange() { // write(*this); sub_path_list list; sub_path *child = (sub_path *) 0; sub_path *parent = (sub_path *) 0; // cerr << "Reading subpaths" << endl; list.read(*this); // Read the list from this // cerr << "Searching for parents" << endl; list.find_parents(); // Find the parents of all children list.new_points(); // Make the new point arrays list.clean_children(); clear(); // Clear the path // cerr << "Rearranging path" << endl; // Write the elements back { unsigned int tmp_num = 0; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < list.num_paths; i++) { // Find the next parent if (list.paths[i].parent) continue; parent = &list.paths[i]; // Copy the elements of the parent path {for (unsigned int j = 0; j < parent->num_elements; j++) path[tmp_num + j] = parent->path[j];} tmp_num += parent->num_elements; {for (unsigned int j = 0; j < parent->num_children; j++) { // In this loop, we find the closest child and // insert it into the path float min_distance = FLT_MAX; unsigned int parent_index = 0, child_index = 0; for (unsigned int k = 0; k < parent->num_children; k++) { unsigned int test_parent_index= 0, test_child_index = 0; if (parent->children[k]->flags & PS_PATH_IS_CONNECTED) continue; const float test_distance = get_min_distance(&path [numberOfElementsInPath], parent->children[k]->path, tmp_num - numberOfElementsInPath, parent->children[k]-> num_elements, test_parent_index, test_child_index); if (test_distance < min_distance) { min_distance = test_distance; parent_index = test_parent_index; child_index = test_child_index; child = parent->children[k]; } } // assert(child != 0 && "fatal error in pstoedit::subpath.cpp::drvbase::PathInfo::rearrange"); if (child) { insert_subpath(path, child->path, tmp_num, child->num_elements, parent_index + numberOfElementsInPath, child_index); child->flags |= PS_PATH_IS_CONNECTED; tmp_num += child->num_elements + 2; } }} numberOfElementsInPath = tmp_num; } } // Remove duplicate linetos {for (unsigned int i = 0; i + 1 < numberOfElementsInPath; i++) { if ((path[i]->getType() == lineto) && (path[i + 1]->getType() == lineto)) { const Point & pp1 = path[i]->getPoint(0); const Point & pp2 = path[i + 1]->getPoint(0); if ((pp1.x_ == pp2.x_) && (pp1.y_ == pp2.y_)) { delete path[i]; for (unsigned int j = i; j + 1 < numberOfElementsInPath; j++) path[j] = path[j + 1]; numberOfElementsInPath--; } } }} // write(*this); } pstoedit-3.62/src/subpath.h0000644000175500010010000000541612137224260012625 00000000000000/* subpath.h: This file is part of pstoedit Reaggangement of paths for backends which don't support subpaths Copyright (C) 1999 Burkhard Plaum plaum@ipf.uni-stuttgart.de This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include "drvbase.h" class sub_path_list; // forward // Constants for flags const int PS_PATH_IS_CONNECTED = 1; // Class for a subpath class sub_path { public: basedrawingelement ** path; // Basedrawingelements int flags; sub_path ** parents; // Pointers to possible parents sub_path * parent; // Parent path sub_path ** children; // Children paths Point * points; unsigned int num_outside; // Number of paths outside of this unsigned int num_elements; // Number of elements unsigned int num_children; // Number of children unsigned int num_points; // Number of Points // Bounding box of the sub path float llx, lly, urx, ury; int read(const drvbase::PathInfo &, int start); // Read drawingelements void adjust_bbox(const Point & p); // Check if the path is inside of another path bool is_inside_of(const sub_path & other) const ; // Check if a point is inside of *this bool point_inside(const Point &) const; void new_points(); ~sub_path() { delete [] children; children = 0; delete [] path; path = 0; delete [] points; points = 0; delete [] parents; parents = 0; parent = 0; }; sub_path(); // Replace every moveto by a lineto in a child path void clean(); friend class sub_path_list; // friend struct drvbase::PathInfo; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(sub_path) }; class sub_path_list { sub_path * paths; // Array of subpaths unsigned int num_paths; // Number of subpaths public: sub_path_list() : paths((sub_path*)0), num_paths(0) {} ~sub_path_list() { if(paths) delete [] paths; } void find_parents(); void read(const drvbase::PathInfo &); void new_points(); void clean_children(); friend struct drvbase::PathInfo; NOCOPYANDASSIGN(sub_path_list) }; pstoedit-3.62/src/svm_actions.h0000644000175500010010000001124012137224260013474 00000000000000/************************************************************************* * * $RCSfile: metaact.hxx,v $ * * $Revision: 1.8 $ * * last change: $Author: kz $ $Date: 2005/01/13 17:40:40 $ * * The Contents of this file are made available subject to the terms of * either of the following licenses * * - GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 * - Sun Industry Standards Source License Version 1.1 * * Sun Microsystems Inc., October, 2000 * * GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 * ============================================= * Copyright 2000 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. * 901 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303, USA * * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * License version 2.1, as published by the Free Software Foundation. * * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU * Lesser General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, * MA 02111-1307 USA * * * Sun Industry Standards Source License Version 1.1 * ================================================= * The contents of this file are subject to the Sun Industry Standards * Source License Version 1.1 (the "License"); You may not use this file * except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the * License at http://www.openoffice.org/license.html. * * Software provided under this License is provided on an "AS IS" basis, * WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, * WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES THAT THE SOFTWARE IS FREE OF DEFECTS, * MERCHANTABLE, FIT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGING. * See the License for the specific provisions governing your rights and * obligations concerning the Software. * * The Initial Developer of the Original Code is: Sun Microsystems, Inc. * * Copyright: 2000 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. * * All Rights Reserved. * * Contributor(s): _______________________________________ * * ************************************************************************/ #ifndef __svm_actions_h__ #define __svm_actions_h__ // The content of this file was taken from OpenOffice.org's codebase, // specifically from vcl/inc/metaact.hxx // -------------------------- // - The metaaction defines - // -------------------------- #define META_NULL_ACTION (0) #define META_PIXEL_ACTION (100) #define META_POINT_ACTION (101) #define META_LINE_ACTION (102) #define META_RECT_ACTION (103) #define META_ROUNDRECT_ACTION (104) #define META_ELLIPSE_ACTION (105) #define META_ARC_ACTION (106) #define META_PIE_ACTION (107) #define META_CHORD_ACTION (108) #define META_POLYLINE_ACTION (109) #define META_POLYGON_ACTION (110) #define META_POLYPOLYGON_ACTION (111) #define META_TEXT_ACTION (112) #define META_TEXTARRAY_ACTION (113) #define META_STRETCHTEXT_ACTION (114) #define META_TEXTRECT_ACTION (115) #define META_BMP_ACTION (116) #define META_BMPSCALE_ACTION (117) #define META_BMPSCALEPART_ACTION (118) #define META_BMPEX_ACTION (119) #define META_BMPEXSCALE_ACTION (120) #define META_BMPEXSCALEPART_ACTION (121) #define META_MASK_ACTION (122) #define META_MASKSCALE_ACTION (123) #define META_MASKSCALEPART_ACTION (124) #define META_GRADIENT_ACTION (125) #define META_HATCH_ACTION (126) #define META_WALLPAPER_ACTION (127) #define META_CLIPREGION_ACTION (128) #define META_ISECTRECTCLIPREGION_ACTION (129) #define META_ISECTREGIONCLIPREGION_ACTION (130) #define META_MOVECLIPREGION_ACTION (131) #define META_LINECOLOR_ACTION (132) #define META_FILLCOLOR_ACTION (133) #define META_TEXTCOLOR_ACTION (134) #define META_TEXTFILLCOLOR_ACTION (135) #define META_TEXTALIGN_ACTION (136) #define META_MAPMODE_ACTION (137) #define META_FONT_ACTION (138) #define META_PUSH_ACTION (139) #define META_POP_ACTION (140) #define META_RASTEROP_ACTION (141) #define META_TRANSPARENT_ACTION (142) #define META_EPS_ACTION (143) #define META_REFPOINT_ACTION (144) #define META_TEXTLINECOLOR_ACTION (145) #define META_TEXTLINE_ACTION (146) #define META_FLOATTRANSPARENT_ACTION (147) #define META_GRADIENTEX_ACTION (148) #define META_LAYOUTMODE_ACTION (149) #define META_TEXTLANGUAGE_ACTION (150) #define META_COMMENT_ACTION (512) #endif pstoedit-3.62/src/version.h0000644000175500010010000000051112137224260012633 00000000000000#define P2E_MAJORVERSION 3 #define P2E_MINORVERSION 62 #define P2E_VERSIONSUFFIX #define P2E_xstr(s) P2E_str(s) #define P2E_str(s) #s #define P_PRODUCTVERSION_PS P2E_xstr(P2E_MAJORVERSION.P2E_MINORVERSION P2E_VERSIONSUFFIX) #ifndef __version_h #define __version_h static const char version[] = P_PRODUCTVERSION_PS; #endif