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#include <test/bootstrapfixture.hxx>
#include <tools/stream.hxx>
#include <vcl/BitmapReadAccess.hxx>
#include <vcl/graphicfilter.hxx>
#include <vcl/virdev.hxx>
#include <vcl/svapp.hxx>
#include <vcl/settings.hxx>
#include <sal/log.hxx>

#include <salgdi.hxx>

class VclTextTest : public test::BootstrapFixture
{
    // if enabled - check the result images with:
    // "xdg-open ./workdir/CppunitTest/vcl_text_test.test.core/"
    static constexpr const bool mbExportBitmap = false;

    void exportDevice(const OUString& filename, const VclPtr<VirtualDevice>& device)
    {
        if (mbExportBitmap)
        {
            BitmapEx aBitmapEx(device->GetBitmapEx(Point(0, 0), device->GetOutputSizePixel()));
            SvFileStream aStream(filename, StreamMode::WRITE | StreamMode::TRUNC);
            GraphicFilter::GetGraphicFilter().compressAsPNG(aBitmapEx, aStream);
        }
    }

public:
    VclTextTest()
        : BootstrapFixture(true, false)
    {
    }

    void testSimpleText();
    void testVerticalText();

    CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE(VclTextTest);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(testSimpleText);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(testVerticalText);
    CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_END();
};

// Return pixel width of the base of the given character located above
// the starting position.
// In other words, go up in y direction until a black pixel is found,
// then return the horizontal width of the area of those pixels.
// For 'L' this gives the width of the base of the character.
static tools::Long getCharacterBaseWidth(VirtualDevice* device, const Point& start)
{
    Bitmap bitmap = device->GetBitmap(Point(), device->GetOutputSizePixel());
    Bitmap::ScopedReadAccess access(bitmap);
    tools::Long y = start.Y();
    while (y >= 0 && access->GetColor(y, start.X()) != COL_BLACK)
        --y;
    if (y < 0)
        return -1;
    tools::Long xmin = start.X();
    while (xmin >= 0 && access->GetColor(y, xmin) != COL_WHITE)
        --xmin;
    tools::Long xmax = start.X();
    while (xmax < bitmap.GetSizePixel().Width() && access->GetColor(y, xmax) != COL_WHITE)
        ++xmax;
    return xmax - xmin + 1;
}

// Similar to above but this time from the top, for U+30E8 (it's straight at the top, not at the bottom).
static tools::Long getCharacterTopWidth(VirtualDevice* device, const Point& start)
{
    Bitmap bitmap = device->GetBitmap(Point(), device->GetOutputSizePixel());
    Bitmap::ScopedReadAccess access(bitmap);
    tools::Long y = start.Y();
    while (y < bitmap.GetSizePixel().Height() && access->GetColor(y, start.X()) != COL_BLACK)
        ++y;
    if (y >= bitmap.GetSizePixel().Height())
        return -1;
    tools::Long xmin = start.X();
    while (xmin >= 0 && access->GetColor(y, xmin) != COL_WHITE)
        --xmin;
    tools::Long xmax = start.X();
    while (xmax < bitmap.GetSizePixel().Width() && access->GetColor(y, xmax) != COL_WHITE)
        ++xmax;
    return xmax - xmin + 1;
}

// Similar to above, but this time return the pixel height of the left-most
// line of the character, going right from the starting point.
// For 'L' this gives the height of the left line.
static tools::Long getCharacterLeftSideHeight(VirtualDevice* device, const Point& start)
{
    Bitmap bitmap = device->GetBitmap(Point(), device->GetOutputSizePixel());
    Bitmap::ScopedReadAccess access(bitmap);
    tools::Long x = start.X();
    while (x < bitmap.GetSizePixel().Width() && access->GetColor(start.Y(), x) != COL_BLACK)
        ++x;
    if (x >= bitmap.GetSizePixel().Width())
        return -1;
    tools::Long ymin = start.Y();
    while (ymin >= 0 && access->GetColor(ymin, x) != COL_WHITE)
        --ymin;
    tools::Long ymax = start.Y();
    while (ymax < bitmap.GetSizePixel().Width() && access->GetColor(ymax, x) != COL_WHITE)
        ++ymax;
    return ymax - ymin + 1;
}

// The same, but from the right side, for U+30E8 (it's straight on the right side, not the left one).
static tools::Long getCharacterRightSideHeight(VirtualDevice* device, const Point& start)
{
    Bitmap bitmap = device->GetBitmap(Point(), device->GetOutputSizePixel());
    Bitmap::ScopedReadAccess access(bitmap);
    tools::Long x = start.X();
    while (x >= 0 && access->GetColor(start.Y(), x) != COL_BLACK)
        --x;
    if (x < 0)
        return -1;
    tools::Long ymin = start.Y();
    while (ymin >= 0 && access->GetColor(ymin, x) != COL_WHITE)
        --ymin;
    tools::Long ymax = start.Y();
    while (ymax < bitmap.GetSizePixel().Width() && access->GetColor(ymax, x) != COL_WHITE)
        ++ymax;
    return ymax - ymin + 1;
}

// Test rendering of the 'L' character (chosen because L is a simple shape).
// Check things like using a double font size doubling the size of the character, correct rotation, etc.
// IMPORTANT: If you modify this, check also the testVerticalText().
void VclTextTest::testSimpleText()
{
    OUString text("L");
    ScopedVclPtr<VirtualDevice> device = VclPtr<VirtualDevice>::Create(DeviceFormat::DEFAULT);
    device->SetOutputSizePixel(Size(100, 100));
    device->SetBackground(Wallpaper(COL_WHITE));
    // Disable AA, to make all pixels be black or white.
    device->SetAntialiasing(AntialiasingFlags::DisableText);

    // Bail out on all backends that do not work (or I didn't test). Opt-out rather than opt-in
    // to make sure new backends fail initially.
    if (device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "qt5"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "qt5svp"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "gtk3svp"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "aqua"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "gen"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "genpsp")
        return;

    // Use Dejavu fonts, they are shipped with LO, so they should be ~always available.
    // Use Sans variant for simpler glyph shapes (no serifs).
    vcl::Font font("DejaVu Sans", "Book", Size(0, 36));
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(10, 10), text);
    exportDevice("simple-text-36.png", device);
    // Height of 'L' with font 36 size should be roughly 28 pixels.
    // Use the 'doubles' variant of the test, since that one allows
    // a delta, and allow several pixels of delta to account
    // for different rendering methods and whatnot.
    tools::Long height36 = getCharacterLeftSideHeight(device, Point(0, 30));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(tools::Long(28), height36, 4);
    tools::Long width36 = getCharacterBaseWidth(device, Point(20, 99));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(tools::Long(19), width36, 4);

    font.SetOrientation(2700_deg10);
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(90, 10), text);
    exportDevice("simple-text-36-270deg.png", device);
    // Width and height here should be swapped, again allowing for some imprecisions.
    tools::Long height36Rotated = getCharacterLeftSideHeight(device, Point(0, 20));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36, height36Rotated, 2);
    tools::Long width36Rotated = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(70, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36, width36Rotated, 2);

    font = vcl::Font("DejaVu Sans", "Book", Size(0, 72));
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(10, 10), text);
    exportDevice("simple-text-72.png", device);
    // Font size is doubled, so pixel sizes should also roughly double.
    tools::Long height72 = getCharacterLeftSideHeight(device, Point(0, 30));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36 * 2, height72, 4);
    tools::Long width72 = getCharacterBaseWidth(device, Point(20, 99));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36 * 2, width72, 4);

    font.SetOrientation(2700_deg10);
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(90, 10), text);
    exportDevice("simple-text-72-270deg.png", device);
    tools::Long height72Rotated = getCharacterLeftSideHeight(device, Point(0, 35));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width72, height72Rotated, 2);
    tools::Long width72Rotated = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(50, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height72, width72Rotated, 2);

    // Test width scaled to 200%.
    font = vcl::Font("DejaVu Sans", "Book", Size(72, 36));
#ifdef _WIN32
    // TODO: What is the proper way to draw 200%-wide text? This is needed on Windows
    // but it breaks Linux.
    font.SetAverageFontWidth(2 * font.GetOrCalculateAverageFontWidth());
#endif
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(10, 10), text);
    exportDevice("simple-text-36-200pct.png", device);
    tools::Long height36pct200 = getCharacterLeftSideHeight(device, Point(0, 30));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36, height36pct200, 2);
    tools::Long width36pct200 = getCharacterBaseWidth(device, Point(20, 99));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36 * 2, width36pct200, 4);

    // Test width scaled to 50%.
    font = vcl::Font("DejaVu Sans", "Book", Size(18, 36));
#ifdef _WIN32
    font.SetAverageFontWidth(0.5 * font.GetOrCalculateAverageFontWidth());
#endif
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(10, 10), text);
    exportDevice("simple-text-36-50pct.png", device);
    tools::Long height36pct50 = getCharacterLeftSideHeight(device, Point(0, 30));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36, height36pct50, 2);
    tools::Long width36pct50 = getCharacterBaseWidth(device, Point(15, 99));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36 / 2, width36pct50, 2);
}

// Like testSimpleText() but for a vertical character, here namely U+30E8 (katakana letter yo),
// chosen because it's a fairly simple shape (looks like horizontally mirrored E) that should
// have the right and top lines being straight. Well, and also chosen because I actually
// do not have much clue about CJK.
// IMPORTANT: If you modify this, modify also the testSimpleText().
void VclTextTest::testVerticalText()
{
    OUString text(u"\x30e8");
    ScopedVclPtr<VirtualDevice> device = VclPtr<VirtualDevice>::Create(DeviceFormat::DEFAULT);
    device->SetOutputSizePixel(Size(100, 100));
    device->SetBackground(Wallpaper(COL_WHITE));
    // Disable AA, to make all pixels be black or white.
    device->SetAntialiasing(AntialiasingFlags::DisableText);

    // Bail out on all backends that do not work (or I didn't test). Opt-out rather than opt-in
    // to make sure new backends fail initially.
    if (device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "qt5"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "qt5svp"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "gtk3svp"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "aqua"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "gen"
        || device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "genpsp")
        return;

    // We do not ship any CJK fonts, so try to find a common one that is usable for the test.
    vcl::Font baseFont;
    vcl::Font font;
    bool fontFound = false;
    for (const char* ptrfontName : { "Droid Sans Japanese", "Baekmuk Gulim", "Microsoft JhengHei",
                                     "Microsoft YaHei", "MS PGothic" })
    {
        OUString fontName = OUString::fromUtf8(ptrfontName);
        if (!device->IsFontAvailable(fontName))
            continue;
        baseFont = vcl::Font(fontName, "Book", Size(0, 36));
        baseFont.SetLanguage(LANGUAGE_JAPANESE);
        baseFont.SetVertical(true);
        baseFont.SetOrientation(2700_deg10);
        if (device->HasGlyphs(baseFont, text) == -1) // -1 means no glyph is missing
        {
            fontFound = true;
            break;
        }
    }
    if (!fontFound)
    {
        SAL_WARN("vcl", "Could not find a font for VclTextTest::testVerticalText, skipping test.");
        return;
    }

    font = baseFont;
    font.SetFontSize(Size(0, 36));
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(90, 10), text);
    exportDevice("vertical-text-36.png", device);
    // Height of U+30E8 with font 36 size should be roughly 28 pixels,
    // but since we don't know which font will be used, allow even more range.
    tools::Long height36 = getCharacterRightSideHeight(device, Point(99, 20));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(tools::Long(28), height36, 6);
    tools::Long width36 = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(65, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(tools::Long(25), width36, 6);

    // Horizontal writing of vertical glyphs. For some reason in this case
    // the font is not set to be vertical.
    font.SetOrientation(0_deg10);
    font.SetVertical(false);
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(10, 10), text);
    exportDevice("vertical-text-36-0deg.png", device);
    // Here width and height should be the same, since the glyphs actually
    // not rotated compared to the vertical writing.
    tools::Long height36Rotated = getCharacterRightSideHeight(device, Point(99, 35));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36, height36Rotated, 1);
    tools::Long width36Rotated = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(25, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36, width36Rotated, 1);

    font = baseFont;
    font.SetFontSize(Size(0, 72));
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(90, 10), text);
    exportDevice("vertical-text-72.png", device);
    // Font size is doubled, so pixel sizes should also roughly double.
    tools::Long height72 = getCharacterRightSideHeight(device, Point(99, 35));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36 * 2, height72, 4);
    tools::Long width72 = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(40, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36 * 2, width72, 4);

    font.SetOrientation(0_deg10);
    font.SetVertical(false);
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(10, 10), text);
    exportDevice("vertical-text-72-0deg.png", device);
    tools::Long height72Rotated = getCharacterRightSideHeight(device, Point(99, 60));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height72, height72Rotated, 1);
    tools::Long width72Rotated = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(45, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width72, width72Rotated, 1);

    // On Windows scaling of vertical glyphs is broken.
    if (device->GetGraphics()->getRenderBackendName() == "gdi")
        return;

    // Test width scaled to 200%.
    font = baseFont;
    font.SetFontSize(Size(72, 36));
#ifdef _WIN32
    // TODO: What is the proper way to draw 200%-wide text? This is needed on Windows
    // but it breaks Linux.
    font.SetAverageFontWidth(2 * font.GetOrCalculateAverageFontWidth());
#endif
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(90, 10), text);
    // Double "width" with vertical text makes the height doubled.
    exportDevice("vertical-text-36-200pct.png", device);
    tools::Long height36pct200 = getCharacterRightSideHeight(device, Point(99, 35));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36 * 2, height36pct200, 4);
    tools::Long width36pct200 = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(65, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36, width36pct200, 2);

    // Test width scaled to 50%.
    font = baseFont;
    font.SetFontSize(Size(18, 36));
#ifdef _WIN32
    font.SetAverageFontWidth(0.5 * font.GetOrCalculateAverageFontWidth());
#endif
    device->Erase();
    device->SetFont(font);
    device->DrawText(Point(90, 10), text);
    exportDevice("vertical-text-36-50pct.png", device);
    tools::Long height36pct50 = getCharacterRightSideHeight(device, Point(99, 15));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(height36 / 2, height36pct50, 2);
    tools::Long width36pct50 = getCharacterTopWidth(device, Point(65, 0));
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_DOUBLES_EQUAL(width36, width36pct50, 2);
}

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