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You may obtain a copy of * the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 . */ #ifndef INCLUDED_BASEGFX_RANGE_B2IRANGE_HXX #define INCLUDED_BASEGFX_RANGE_B2IRANGE_HXX #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include namespace basegfx { /** A two-dimensional interval over integers This is a set of real numbers, bounded by a lower and an upper pair. All inbetween values are included in the set (see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interval_%28mathematics%29). Probably you rather want B2IBox for integers. The set is closed, i.e. the upper and the lower bound are included (if you're used to the notation - we're talking about [a,b] here, compared to half-open [a,b) or open intervals (a,b)). That means, isInside(val) will return true also for values of val=a or val=b. @see B2IBox */ class B2IRange { public: typedef sal_Int32 ValueType; typedef Int32Traits TraitsType; B2IRange() {} /// Create degenerate interval consisting of a single point explicit B2IRange(const B2ITuple& rTuple) : maRangeX(rTuple.getX()), maRangeY(rTuple.getY()) { } /// Create proper interval between the two given integer pairs B2IRange(sal_Int32 x1, sal_Int32 y1, sal_Int32 x2, sal_Int32 y2) : maRangeX(x1), maRangeY(y1) { maRangeX.expand(x2); maRangeY.expand(y2); } /// Create proper interval between the two given points B2IRange(const B2ITuple& rTuple1, const B2ITuple& rTuple2) : maRangeX(rTuple1.getX()), maRangeY(rTuple1.getY()) { expand( rTuple2 ); } /** Check if the interval set is empty @return false, if no value is in this set - having a single point included will already return true. */ bool isEmpty() const { return maRangeX.isEmpty() || maRangeY.isEmpty(); } /// reset the object to empty state again, clearing all values void reset() { maRangeX.reset(); maRangeY.reset(); } bool operator==( const B2IRange& rRange ) const { return (maRangeX == rRange.maRangeX && maRangeY == rRange.maRangeY); } bool operator!=( const B2IRange& rRange ) const { return (maRangeX != rRange.maRangeX || maRangeY != rRange.maRangeY); } /// get lower bound of the set. returns arbitrary values for empty sets. sal_Int32 getMinX() const { return maRangeX.getMinimum(); } /// get lower bound of the set. returns arbitrary values for empty sets. sal_Int32 getMinY() const { return maRangeY.getMinimum(); } /// get upper bound of the set. returns arbitrary values for empty sets. sal_Int32 getMaxX() const { return maRangeX.getMaximum(); } /// get upper bound of the set. returns arbitrary values for empty sets. sal_Int32 getMaxY() const { return maRangeY.getMaximum(); } /// return difference between upper and lower X value. returns 0 for empty sets. sal_Int64 getWidth() const { return maRangeX.getRange(); } /// return difference between upper and lower Y value. returns 0 for empty sets. sal_Int64 getHeight() const { return maRangeY.getRange(); } /// get lower bound of the set. returns arbitrary values for empty sets. B2IPoint getMinimum() const { return B2IPoint( maRangeX.getMinimum(), maRangeY.getMinimum() ); } /// get upper bound of the set. returns arbitrary values for empty sets. B2IPoint getMaximum() const { return B2IPoint( maRangeX.getMaximum(), maRangeY.getMaximum() ); } /// return difference between upper and lower point. returns (0,0) for empty sets. B2I64Tuple getRange() const { return B2I64Tuple( maRangeX.getRange(), maRangeY.getRange() ); } /// yields true if given point is contained in set bool isInside(const B2ITuple& rTuple) const { return ( maRangeX.isInside(rTuple.getX()) && maRangeY.isInside(rTuple.getY()) ); } /// add point to the set, expanding as necessary void expand(const B2ITuple& rTuple) { maRangeX.expand(rTuple.getX()); maRangeY.expand(rTuple.getY()); } /// add rRange to the set, expanding as necessary void expand(const B2IRange& rRange) { maRangeX.expand(rRange.maRangeX); maRangeY.expand(rRange.maRangeY); } /// calc set intersection void intersect(const B2IRange& rRange) { maRangeX.intersect(rRange.maRangeX); maRangeY.intersect(rRange.maRangeY); } B2ITuple clamp(const B2ITuple& rTuple) const { return B2ITuple( maRangeX.clamp(rTuple.getX()), maRangeY.clamp(rTuple.getY())); } private: typedef ::basegfx::BasicRange< ValueType, TraitsType > MyBasicRange; MyBasicRange maRangeX; MyBasicRange maRangeY; }; /** Compute the set difference of the two given ranges This method calculates the symmetric difference (aka XOR) between the two given ranges, and returning the resulting ranges. Thus, the result will contain all areas where one, but not both ranges lie. @param o_rResult Result vector. The up to four difference ranges are returned within this vector @param rFirst The first range @param rSecond The second range @return the input vector */ BASEGFX_DLLPUBLIC ::std::vector< B2IRange >& computeSetDifference( ::std::vector< B2IRange >& o_rResult, const B2IRange& rFirst, const B2IRange& rSecond ); template< typename charT, typename traits > inline std::basic_ostream & operator <<( std::basic_ostream & stream, const B2IRange& range ) { if (range.isEmpty()) return stream << "EMPTY"; else return stream << range.getWidth() << 'x' << range.getHeight() << "@(" << range.getMinX() << "," << range.getMinY() << ")"; } } // end of namespace basegfx #endif // INCLUDED_BASEGFX_RANGE_B2IRANGE_HXX /* vim:set shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4 expandtab: */