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veraPDF complains:
Specification: ISO 14289-1:2014, Clause: 7.1, Test number: 3
Content shall be marked as Artifact or tagged as real content
Form element can only be used for those form controls for which
PDFWriterImpl can produce a Widget annotation; see createDefaultWidget().
For a label control, it's not editable so it's not a PDF widget.
For an image button, it could be implemented in VCL but isn't currently.
So a fallback is required in any case, "Figure" or "Div" can be used.
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veraPDF complains:
Specification: ISO 14289-1:2014, Clause: 7.18.4, Test number: 2
If the Form element omits a Role attribute (Table 348), it shall have
only one child: an object reference (14.7.4.3) identifying the widget
annotation per ISO 32000-1:2008, 14.8.4.5, Table 340.
LO forms produce both page content in an MCID and an /Annot, so Role is
needed.
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Change-Id: I9fba920c60690f136cae956dae17e2f5e5081f19
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Specification: ISO 14289-1:2014, Clause: 7.18.1, Test number: 3
A form field whose hidden flag is not set and whose rectangle is not outside the crop-box shall have a TU key present or all its Widget annotations shall have alternative descriptions (in the form of an Alt entry in the enclosing structure elements)
Form controls are weird because they have an SdrObject with the usual
name/title/description plus a property "HelpText" on the control itself
which is already exported as "/TU" on the /Annot unless it's empty.
Exporting the SdrObject properties via ObjectInfoPrimitive2D doesn't
work as tragically that is only created for form controls when painting
to the screen while PDF export takes a detour that needs special
handling.
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The code is now in vcl/source/gdi/formpdfexport.cxx
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To do this, I re-organized FillGradientPrimitive2D and
how it creates it's decompose. This provides the needed
tooling to also do a more direct rendering in primitive
processors if needed.
The decompose no longer collects the matrices & colors
as a 1st step in a helper data struecture (so I removed
B2DHomMatrixAndBColor). It now uses a lambda function
callback that hands over the matrix & color for each
created step, so you can process it directly, in this
case to create the needed primitives.
NOTE: The decompositions are both tested. There was
createNonOverlappingFill, but also createOverlappingFill
that I am not sure is still used - and if in re-creating
an old, strange XOR-using gradient paint mechanism in
old metafiles (encapsulated with gradient info anyways),
but I converted that and made sure it works.
To do so I forced it to be used in paint. This is not
really usable in paint since we need to paint using AA
(else we would get staircase effects, esp. in new 'hard'
color changes in multi-color gradients) and - as should
be known - same edges painted in AA do *not* add up to
full opacity, but leave behind awful 'jaggies' (e.g.
opacity 0.5 and 0.5 create 0.75 and *not* 1.0). Still
important to have the working geometry creation for this
case.
This already makes the decompose faster, but the main
purpose is to use it as tooling for painting in own
primitive renderers.
Thus processFillGradientPrimitive2D now uses that
instead of using the decomposition by default.
This avoids one level of primitive creation, use
that new FillGradientPrimitive2D tooling to directly
create needed geoemtry & color for getting better
performance (to partially compensate for potentially
more expensive multi color gradients). It then paints
directly using OutputDevice calls.
NOTE: This can also be used in SDPRs as a 1st step
to just directly and rapidly render filled single-
color polygons, but of course there an implementation
using the back-transformations (which are also
adapted for MCGRs aleady and work) will be superior.
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Also simplified using the test cases, these now depend on
an ENV VAR called MCGR_TEST. Fallback is no test. For
seeing a multi-color gradient use 1, for Case16 use 16.
If active, all gradients are replaced with the one active
for the test, 2D and 3D. This is temporary but also for
pro build to check for speed there.
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veraPDF complains:
Specification: ISO 14289-1:2014, Clause: 7.18.1, Test number: 1
An annotation, excluding annotations of subtype Widget, Popup or
Link, shall be nested within an Annot tag
This is very similar to Link annotations, that is to say, extremely
complicated to get it thought the convoluted PDF export code, with
additional complication that the StructElem is produced by drawinglayer
and the page annotation by sw.
Put another map into PDFExtOutDevData where sw code puts stuff for the
SdrObject that drawinglayer can find.
The test had the problem that PDFObjectParser::parse() could not handle:
<</Nums[
0 [ 6 0 R ]
1 6 0 R
]>>
Fix dropping the "1".
Change-Id: If5bf7c552e26ebb7e631030b8aaecd4281e77acc
(cherry picked from commit c78e90bd28cc4d6d3bde473535107784b12d9c0d)
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Change-Id: Iaf63fce5295f00e5d6fff020498a01a25fc0ee93
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The biggest change here is to allow multiple ColorStops
with the same Offset. That allows to define gradients
with 'hard' color changes at any place using two
ColorStops with the same Offset and different Colors.
This required quite some adaptions, but works well.
Also removed in this context checking for all Colors
being the same to not mix up things. Also works well.
Also changed the need for having Start/EndColors AKA
ColorStops for 0.0 and 1.0 in place, instead 'imply'
the 1st ColorStop to also define the StartColor and
the last one the EndColor. This allows e.g. Gradient
definitions with two GradientStops at the same
Offset e.g. 0.5 with different colors to already
define a full Gradient.
Also added a tooling method to reverse ColorSteps,
which changes the order and mirrors the Offsets
(what even keeps an existing sort valid).
This is useful e.g. for GradientAxial which is the
only one where for decomposition the Gradient had
to be interpreted 'reverse' since it's defined
from center to edge, but for creating correct filled
polygons to represent this the inverse order had to
be used, creating polygons from edge to center.
This led to 'wild' code for this one of six cases
and prevented unifications with the other cases
(also made your brain flip).
Thus I adapted this now to use the reversed
ColorSteps consequently, and the same principle
loops than the other implementations to make things
easier for the future and to use common tooling.
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Added tooling replaceStart/EndColor to allow simple
transition for code that does not immediately adapt
to multi color gradients. Also added
createColorStepsFromStartEndColor for the same
purpose.
Adapted XGradient to no longer have Start/EndColor
at all, but only use ColorSteps.
Adapted all usages of XGradient to no longer use
Get/Set/Start/EndColor, but access the ColorSteps
instead.
Replaced quite some XGradient constructors that
used XGradient() as Start/EndColor since this is
already the default.
Adapted ColorBlending to black AKA Start/EndIntens
in XGradient to work now on all ColorSteps in the
required linearly-scaled manner.
UNO API changes:
Added com::sun::star::awt::ColorStep as basic data
element that holds a pair of Offset and Color.
Added com::sun::star::awt::ColorStepSequence to
handle an array of sorted entries.
Added com::sun::star::awt::Gradient2 derived from
com::sun::star::awt::Gradient, extended by the
needed com::sun::star::awt::ColorStepSequence.
Added MID_GRADIENT_COLORSTEPSEQUENCE to UNO API
to provide access to ColorSteps directly.
Adapted XFillGradientItem::QueryValue/PutValue to
make use of new UNO API data structures. To do so,
added tooling methods for data transition:
- fillColorStepSequenceFromColorSteps
- fillGradient2FromXGradient
- fillColorStepsFromAny
- fillXGradientFromAny
and adapted
- case '0' (all data)
- MID_FILLGRADIENT
- MID_GRADIENT_COLORSTEPSEQUENCE
- MID_GRADIENT_START/ENDCOLOR
to make use of these.
Tested usage of these in the office.
Renamed from GradientStep to GradientStop after
discussions with members on the list to make this
closer related to other norms/definitions.
Also renamed classes and class members to better
reflect to GradientStop, so grepping/finding will
be easier (e.g. 'Color' just exists pretty often,
but 'StopColor' is more precise).
Changed the used UNO API class for reprsenting the
Color to better reflect to ranges [0.0 .. 1.0] and
usage of RGB.
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Change-Id: Ide16b0086ef81bb9580b93f63c2c5220459d74d3
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Change-Id: I511583f0b8ce586fe9e6c3096597f0410c55b9fd
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Due to the fact that handling of a vector GradientSteps
will get used more often with ongoing changes I moved
some handling to tooling, see sortAndCorrectColorSteps.
That method sorts and corrects a vector of ColorSteps
so that only valid entreis remain in a sorted order,
for details please refer to the docu at function
definition. I took the occasion to rearrange that to
work on the single provided vector which is better for
speed & ressources.
Also changed the ColorStep constructor to not
automatically correct constructed entries: While that
is formally correct, it moves an invalid entry to 0.0
or 1.0, thus creating additional wrong Start/EndColor
entries. Those may then 'overlay' the correct entry
when corrections are applied to the vector of entries
which leads to getting the wanted Start/EndColor to be
factically deleted, what is an error.
Also rearranged FillGradientAttribute to now work
initially with ColorSteps, no longer requires the
Start/EndColor, also adapted all usages. This securely
allows start/end and in-between single-color sections
in gradients.
Also needed to re-formulate GradientRect &
GradientElliptical ::appendTransformationsAndColors
method for correct 2D mapping(s) - always incrementing
from the start to end conflicts with the adaption of
the start value for the inner loop mainly because
increment is at start of inner loop (pre-increment).
Corrected errors from clang plugin, but also some
wrong initialiations for basegfx::ColorSteps.
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otherwise it overrides the outer GdiMetaFiles efforts to position the
origin and the text is rendered off-canvas in this scenario
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Change-Id: I6bc3777231bada3a1abf2a1e57645d9ceb93acb8
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Change-Id: I7a784587dd86efee0934fdead26f615ba7f396e2
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Change-Id: I46f400646bc7d2b7456d294290dc2e159ba14874
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Added to make
GeoTexSvxGradientElliptical
GeoTexSvxGradientSquare
GeoTexSvxGradientRect
work using the MCGR. It is still 100%
backward-compatible, so as long as there is no
source using this it will stay invisible - by
purpose.
Tests look good with all three, see the static
variable nUseGradientSteps.
NOTE: GeoTexSvxGradientElliptical still looks not
optimal due to texture back-mapping method
getEllipticalGradientAlpha, see notes in
commit "MCGR: Adapted GradientRadial to make use
of MCGR" ac824594c577ab4880177b3411a25297b1d08074
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Change-Id: I17a06f2cce87f6f6edb3517750e9869de9cdd5b2
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Added to make GradientRadial work using the MCGR.
It is still 100% backward-compatible, so as long
as there is no source using this it will stay
invisible - by purpose.
Tests look good with this one, see the static
variable nUseGradientSteps.
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Added to make GradientAxial work using the MCGR
as 2nd of six types. This one was complicated
since it uses the gradient(s) 'reversed' when you
look at it, from outside to inside. Had to do
quite some tickeling to get it all work, but
looks good now.
For modifyBColor I Could re-use the started
tooling as planned.
To get the reverse usage working I ended up in
1st adapting the previous usage to make more use
of std::iterator and reverse_iterator to be able
to use the reversed state of the ColorSteps more
'controlled' as if trying to adapt the numerical
indices to the vector (that ended in chaos).
It is still 100% backward-compatible, so as long
as there is no source using this it will stay
invisible - by purpose.
Tests look good with this one, see the static
variable nUseGradientSteps.
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Change-Id: Ibb51b7ea2a404156459fb7454e5260d0375fc842
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Added to make GradientLinear work using the MCGR
as 1st of six types. Had to do quite some tickeling
to get it all work, but looks good.
Five more to go, already started to put some things
to tooling to make re-usable for the other types.
Besides adapting this the main change is that the
adaption of defined step-count (versus automatic)
has to be done in modifyBColor now instead of the
back-mapping methods (e.g. getLinearGradientAlpha).
It is still 100% backward-compatible, so as long
as there is no source using this it will stay
invisible - by purpose.
I started to do quite some tests (and fixes/
adaptions in consequence), see the static variable
nUseGradientSteps. If you want to play with this,
you might set it to '1' instead of '0' and use a
linear gradient on an object.
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Change-Id: I49e196885845f352c6c4cda6e3890b749d4eb0fa
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Move GradientSteps data to GeoTexSvxGradient and adapt
interfaces. Also move tooling to more isolated place
in gradienttools in basegfx.
Keep everything still compatible, the work will be now
to adapt all six different derivations of
GeoTexSvxGradient to make use of the evtl. given
GradientSteps.
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Change-Id: I7c755b2099c3607fece3442269ff3a806b196f1f
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MCGR stands for MultiColorGRadient. This change allows/
prepares adding multiple color steps to gradient rendering.
This is preparation work to allow rendering MCGRs in the
future. All places are adapted in a way that currently
no change of behaviour will happen. It will be the base
to get MCGR rendering/decompose for Primitives and our
internal/existing gradients working.
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(a) It is not obvious what DeviceFormat::DEFAULT means
(b) There are two parameters (each with two states), but only really 2
possible overall states
So
(1) use more useful names
(2) combine the two parameters into one enum
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where the size is scaled up, so restore use of scaling up when necessary.
But continue to use unscaled supplied values when provided integer sizes
to avoid scaling down.
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Added and unified usage of a helper to create primitive
sub content easily, also for visibility checking of
primitives. Some smaller cleanups, too.
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We urgently should get rid of XOR paint, modern
graphic systems allow no read access to the pixel
targets, but that's naturally a precondition for
XOR.
While we can do that for the office's
visualization, we can in principle *not* fully
avoid getting stuff that needs/defines XOR paint,
e.g. EMF/WMF imports, so we *have* to support
it (for now - sigh)...
This makes this renderer complete from the minimal
to-be-supported primitives, too.
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...which happened to go largely unnoticed (the would-be additional overload, as
seen when including drawinglayer/processor2d/SDPRProcessor2dTools.hxx first
thing in drawinglayer/source/processor2d/SDPRProcessor2dTools.cxx, was just
never defined nor used), but caused
> drawinglayer/source/processor2d/SDPRProcessor2dTools.cxx(140,6): error: externally available entity 'prepareBitmapForDirectRender' is not previously declared in an included file (if it is only used in this translation unit, make it static; otherwise, provide a declaration of it in an included file) [loplugin:external]
> bool prepareBitmapForDirectRender(
> ~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
with clang-cl
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Change-Id: Ia10731fbe44c812120ed6594959ddee909568187
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Change-Id: Ia23a7b507a8254a5d9143de055c28da9656425fc
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Change-Id: I70c82cece35585b7021c8adef835cc76112c68a4
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Change-Id: I64617a5c85e7e6b444aac705ebbfdd777b4ea55a
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Added support to directly paint FillGraphicPrimitive2D, that
means object fill with multiple tiles/tiled fill. Note: This
may use not only bitmap data, but also metafile or svg.
The standard decompose creates one transformed bitmap/vector
data primitive per tile what is correct, but has some limits
(a) These may get many when tiles are small compared to
mask polyPolygon (performance/ressources)
(b) Correctness: when rendering in AA the common edges of
tiles will *not* sum up perfectly, but due to AA
multiplying when blending will leave ugly 'traces'
This direct rendering avoids both. It can use the D2D Brush
functionality to repeat. Additionally to the current
office it can also do that when content is rotated/sheared.
This may not be well known since for those fills the office
always keeps the fill unrotated (for historical reasons,
primitives can do that, but not vcl). To see it you may
convert a SdrObject to metafile and rotate that, so the
content gets rotated and shows that ugly gaps.
Also added a square-pixel step value for vector fills where
the default gets used starting from some size. The argument
is better quality for vector data fills while only a
limited number of tiles will be rendered.
Also added a buffered handling of the (old and ugly)
OffsetX/OffsetY to make that work, we will not get rid of
that soon.
Packed all of this into tooling (so started a tooling
collection for SDPRs target-system independent) to be able
to easily re-use all these preparations/tests in other
SDPR implementations in the future.
Change-Id: Iafacf4181e7c9e2d2b2e3b5cf1f7e4cdd0a43f0a
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145466
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Armin Le Grand <Armin.Le.Grand@me.com>
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Change-Id: Ib0f721cb0bb7ebfd3b422cfb9e93804a70e1270b
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145381
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Reviewed-by: Stephan Bergmann <sbergman@redhat.com>
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on modern hardware, these are less efficient than regular alpha
channels.
Also, this greatly simplies the range of stuff that vcl needs to deal
with, which will make the upcoming transparency->alpha patch easier to
deal with.
Enhance vcl::CreateFromData to convert incoming 1-bit data to 8-bit
image.
Change-Id: I35829da750029fe373d0d2911a669d10bab6ad23
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145321
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Noel Grandin <noel.grandin@collabora.co.uk>
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to ease the reading of code related to an upcoming patch to convert
transparency to alpha, since there is already a GetAlpha in Color.
Change-Id: I1af0f8f6dd94acfe4673c8556c7aff6c20da3f7a
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145209
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Noel Grandin <noel.grandin@collabora.co.uk>
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Change-Id: Ia565446bab6436940954bc1af10f612cb9a9ad9b
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145152
Tested-by: Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
Reviewed-by: Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
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All stuff used from MS with names starting with ID2D1* is COM
API stuff, so referenced and interface-based. I thought about
making this more safe since a while (shared/unique_ptr, ...)
but found no good way to do it.
Also did not want to use CComPtr from MS and expand the devenv
we need on win, so was short before doing an own small smartptr
class. Luckily I asked sberg and he pointed me to the already
existing sal::systools::COMReference which exactly does what
I need here - thanks!
Unluckily I now had to change a lot of code - sigh. I wish
I had known earlier :-/
This change contains the renderer completely adapted to using
that much safer and better ressource control.
Plus I added (even more) comments to try to make more clear
in many plasces what's going on, what is done and why.
Change-Id: Ia2aa3223d0e5f7ec6569cde176cec1fadcd921dc
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145142
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Armin Le Grand <Armin.Le.Grand@me.com>
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Change-Id: Ida56746e5f2442ceff86e19cf52467dc766a95ee
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145113
Tested-by: Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
Reviewed-by: Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
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Change-Id: I49ca0e4e05420a4992acc348a3dc6e3533f4d30e
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/144618
Tested-by: Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
Reviewed-by: Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
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Change-Id: I19a652390e803f4c60466ce7796ddfeda2ef27c1
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/145023
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Caolán McNamara <caolanm@redhat.com>
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Change-Id: Icd478d61e0941edb6f3420267fe425ba1d5b8dc8
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/144988
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Armin Le Grand <Armin.Le.Grand@me.com>
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