933 lines
28 KiB
C
933 lines
28 KiB
C
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/****************************************************************************
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Unit GetData; Implementation
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*****************************************************************************
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GetData implements the structured reading of the imput stream. As such, it
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will handle the necessary byte-swapping that must occur when reading a
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native Macintosh file.
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Module Prefix: Get
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****************************************************************************/
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#include "headers.c"
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#pragma hdrstop
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#include <math.h> /* for abs() function */
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#include "getdata.h" /* own module interface */
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/*********************** Exported Data **************************************/
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/*********************** Private Data ***************************************/
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/*--- octochrome color tables --- */
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#define blackColor 33
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#define whiteColor 30
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#define redColor 205
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#define greenColor 341
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#define blueColor 409
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#define cyanColor 273
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#define magentaColor 137
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#define yellowColor 69
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typedef struct
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{
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LongInt octochromeColor;
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RGBColor rgbColor;
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} colorEntry, * colorEntryPtr;
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private colorEntry octochromeLookup[8] =
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{
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{ blackColor, RGB( 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 ) },
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{ whiteColor, RGB( 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF ) },
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{ redColor, RGB( 0xDD, 0x08, 0x06 ) },
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{ greenColor, RGB( 0x00, 0x80, 0x11 ) },
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{ blueColor, RGB( 0x00, 0x00, 0xD4 ) },
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{ cyanColor, RGB( 0x02, 0xAB, 0xEA ) },
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{ magentaColor, RGB( 0xF2, 0x08, 0x84 ) },
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{ yellowColor, RGB( 0xFC, 0xF3, 0x05 ) }
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};
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/*********************** Private Function Definitions ***********************/
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/*********************** Function Implementation ****************************/
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void GetWord( Word far * wordLPtr )
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/*==========*/
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/* Retrieves an 16-bit unsigned integer from the input stream */
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{
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Byte far * byteLPtr = (Byte far *)wordLPtr;
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/* this initialization should be here for win32 */
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*wordLPtr = 0;
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/* Assign high-order byte first, followed by low-order byte. */
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GetByte( byteLPtr + 1);
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GetByte( byteLPtr );
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} /* GetWord */
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void GetDWord( DWord far * dwordLPtr )
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/*===========*/
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/* Retrieves a 32-bit unsigned long from the input stream */
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{
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Byte far * byteLPtr = (Byte far *)dwordLPtr;
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* dwordLPtr = 0;
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GetByte( byteLPtr + 3);
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GetByte( byteLPtr + 2);
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GetByte( byteLPtr + 1);
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GetByte( byteLPtr );
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} /* GetDWord */
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#ifdef WIN32
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void GetPoint( Point * pointLPtr )
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/*===========*/
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/* Retrieves 2 2-byte words from the input stream and assign them
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to a POINT structure */
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{
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Word * wordLPtr = (Word *)pointLPtr;
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GetWord( wordLPtr + 1 );
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// This is done to extend the sign bit
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*( wordLPtr + 1 ) = (short)(*( wordLPtr + 1 ));
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GetWord( wordLPtr );
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*( wordLPtr ) = (short)(*( wordLPtr ));
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} /* GetPoint */
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#endif
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#ifdef WIN32
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void GetCoordinate( Point * pointLPtr )
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/*===========*/
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/* Retrieves 2 2-byte words from the input stream and assign them
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to a POINT structure. Currently, there is no difference between
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this function and GetPoint. GetCoordinate is provided to provide for
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future modifications. */
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{
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Word * wordLPtr = (Word *)pointLPtr;
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GetWord( wordLPtr + 1 );
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// This is done to extend the sign bit
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*( wordLPtr + 1 ) = (short)(*( wordLPtr + 1 ));
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GetWord( wordLPtr );
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*( wordLPtr ) = (short)(*( wordLPtr ));
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} /* GetCoordinate */
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#endif
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void GetBoolean( Boolean far * bool )
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/*=============*/
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/* Retrieves an 8-bit Mac boolean and coverts to 16-bit Windows Boolean */
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{
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/* make sure that the high-order byte is zeroed out */
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*bool = 0;
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/* read low-order byte */
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GetByte( (Byte far *)bool );
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} /* GetBoolean */
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void GetRect( Rect far * rect)
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/*==========*/
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/* Returns a RECT structure consisting of upper left and lower right
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coordinate pair */
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{
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Integer temp;
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Point far * pointLPtr = (Point far *)rect;
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/* Get the bounding coordinates */
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GetCoordinate( pointLPtr++ );
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GetCoordinate( pointLPtr );
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/* Make sure that the rectangle coords are upper-left and lower-right */
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if (rect->left > rect->right)
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{
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temp = rect->right;
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rect->right = rect->left;
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rect->left = temp;
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}
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if (rect->top > rect->bottom)
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{
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temp = rect->bottom;
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rect->bottom = rect->top;
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rect->top = temp;
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}
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} /* GetRect */
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void GetString( StringLPtr stringLPtr )
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/*============*/
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/* Retrieves a Pascal-style string and formats it C-style. If the input
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parameter is NIL, then the ensuing data is simply skipped */
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{
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Byte dataLen;
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Byte unusedByte;
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Byte increment;
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StringLPtr destLPtr;
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/* Determine if we should be savin the text string or whether it simply
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ends up in the bit bucket. Set the correct destination pointer and
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increment value. */
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if (stringLPtr == NIL)
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{
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destLPtr = &unusedByte;
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increment = 0;
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}
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else
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{
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destLPtr = stringLPtr;
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increment = 1;
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}
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/* Determine exactly how many bytes should be read. */
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GetByte( &dataLen );
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/* continue reading bytes as determined by length. */
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while (dataLen--)
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{
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GetByte( destLPtr );
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destLPtr += increment;
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}
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/* terminate string with NUL byte */
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*destLPtr = 0;
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} /* GetString */
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void GetRGBColor( RGBColor far * rgbLPtr )
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/*==============*/
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/* Returns an RGB color */
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{
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Word red;
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Word green;
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Word blue;
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/* read successive components from the stream */
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GetWord( &red );
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GetWord( &green );
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GetWord( &blue );
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/* use RGB macro to create an RGBColor */
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*rgbLPtr = RGB( red>>8, green>>8 , blue>>8 );
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} /* GetRGBColor */
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void GetOctochromeColor( RGBColor far * rgbLPtr )
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/*=====================*/
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/* Returns an RGB color - this will be converted from a PICT octochrome
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color if this is a version 1 picture */
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{
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LongInt color;
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colorEntryPtr entry;
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/* read in the LongInt octochrome color from the I/O stream */
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GetDWord( &color );
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/* search through the table, looking for the matching entry */
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entry = octochromeLookup;
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while (entry->octochromeColor != color)
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{
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entry++;
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}
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*rgbLPtr = entry->rgbColor;
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}
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Boolean GetPolygon( Handle far * polyHandleLPtr, Boolean check4Same )
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/*================*/
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/* Retrieves a polygon definition from the I/O stream and places in the
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Handle passed down. If the handle is previously != NIL, then the
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previous data is de-allocated.
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If check4Same is TRUE, then the routine will compare the point list
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against the previous polygon definition, checking for equality. If
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pointlists match, then the routine returns TRUE, otherwise, it will
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always return FALSE. Use this to merge fill and frame operations. */
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{
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Handle newPolyH;
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Word polySize;
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Word far * polySizeLPtr;
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Point far * polyPointsLPtr;
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Boolean sameCoordinates;
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/* the polygon coordinates are assumed to be different */
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sameCoordinates = FALSE;
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/* determine how large the polygon buffer should be. */
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GetWord( &polySize );
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/* allocate the necessary size for the polygon. */
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#ifdef WIN32
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{
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DWord dwSizeToAllocate;
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Word uNumPoints;
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uNumPoints = (polySize - sizeofMacWord) / sizeofMacPoint;
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// a Word is needed to store polySize then POINT * uNumPoints
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dwSizeToAllocate = sizeof( Word ) +
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( uNumPoints * sizeof ( Point ));
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newPolyH = GlobalAlloc( GHND, (DWord)dwSizeToAllocate );
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}
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#else
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newPolyH = GlobalAlloc( GHND, (DWord)polySize );
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#endif
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/* check to make sure that the allocation succeeded. */
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if (newPolyH == NIL)
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{
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ErSetGlobalError( ErMemoryFull );
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}
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else
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{
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Boolean check4Closure;
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Point far * firstPtLPtr;
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/* Lock the memory handle and make sure it succeeds */
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polySizeLPtr = (Word far *)GlobalLock( newPolyH );
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/* save the size parameter and adjust the counter variables */
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*polySizeLPtr = polySize;
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polySize -= ( sizeofMacWord );
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polyPointsLPtr = (Point far *)(polySizeLPtr + 1);
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/* determine if we should check adjust first point to match last
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point if they are within 1 metafile unit of oneanother. */
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check4Closure = (polySize / sizeofMacPoint >= 6);
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firstPtLPtr = polyPointsLPtr + 2;
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/* continue reading points until the buffer is completely filled. */
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while (polySize)
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{
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GetCoordinate( polyPointsLPtr++ );
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polySize -= sizeofMacPoint;
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}
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/* should we check adjust for start, end points off by 1 unit? */
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if (check4Closure)
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{
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Point first;
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Point last;
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/* get the first and last points */
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first = *firstPtLPtr;
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last = *(--polyPointsLPtr);
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/* compare x and y components - see if delta in x or y < 1 */
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if ((abs( first.x - last.x ) <= 1) &&
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(abs( first.y - last.y ) <= 1))
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{
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/* if small delta, set last point equal to first point */
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*polyPointsLPtr = first;
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}
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}
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/* find out if the first and last point are within one metafile unit
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of oneanother - close the polygon in this case */
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/* determine if we should check against previous coordinates */
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if (*polyHandleLPtr != NIL && check4Same)
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{
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Word far * checkSizeLPtr;
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DWord far * checkDWordLPtr;
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DWord far * polyDWordLPtr;
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/* go back and see if the same set of coordinates was specified -
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first check to see if the sizes are the same */
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checkSizeLPtr = (Word far *)GlobalLock( *polyHandleLPtr );
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if (*checkSizeLPtr == *polySizeLPtr)
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{
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/* reset the coordinate pointers to beginning of lists */
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polyDWordLPtr = (DWord far *)(polySizeLPtr + 1);
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checkDWordLPtr= (DWord far *)(checkSizeLPtr + 1);
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polySize = *checkSizeLPtr - sizeofMacWord;
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/* assume at this point that they are the same pointList */
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sameCoordinates = TRUE;
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/* continue check for equality until pointlist is exhausted */
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while (polySize)
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{
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/* compare the two coordinate pairs */
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if (*polyDWordLPtr++ != *checkDWordLPtr++)
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{
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/* if one of the coordinates mis-compares, bail */
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sameCoordinates = FALSE;
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break;
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}
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else
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{
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/* otherwise, decrement the count and continue */
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polySize -= sizeofMacDWord;
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}
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}
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}
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/* unlock the previous polygon handle */
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GlobalUnlock( *polyHandleLPtr );
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}
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/* unlock the handle before returning */
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GlobalUnlock( newPolyH );
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}
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/* de-allocate the previous handle before continuing */
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if (*polyHandleLPtr != NIL)
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{
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GlobalFree( *polyHandleLPtr );
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}
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/* assign the new polygon handle */
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*polyHandleLPtr = newPolyH;
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/* return whether coordinates were same or not */
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return sameCoordinates;
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} /* GetPolygon */
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void GetRegion( Handle far * rgnHandleLPtr )
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/*=============*/
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/* Retrieves a region definition from the I/O stream and places in the
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Handle passed down. If the handle is previously != NIL, then the
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previous data is de-allocated. */
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{
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Word rgnSize;
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Word far * rgnDataLPtr;
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Word far * rgnSizeLPtr;
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/* de-allocate the previous handle before continuing */
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if (*rgnHandleLPtr != NIL)
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{
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GlobalFree( *rgnHandleLPtr );
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}
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// buffer should have enough room for a RECT and a series of Word's
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/* determine how large the region buffer should be. */
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GetWord( &rgnSize );
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#ifdef WIN32
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/* allocate the necessary size for the region. */
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{
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Word uSizeToAllocate;
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uSizeToAllocate = (((rgnSize - sizeofMacRect) / sizeofMacWord)
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* sizeof ( Word ))
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+ sizeof ( RECT );
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*rgnHandleLPtr = GlobalAlloc( GHND, (DWord)uSizeToAllocate );
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}
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#else
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/* allocate the necessary size for the polygon. */
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*rgnHandleLPtr = GlobalAlloc( GHND, (DWord)rgnSize );
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#endif
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/* check to make sure that the allocation succeeded. */
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if (*rgnHandleLPtr == NIL)
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{
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ErSetGlobalError( ErMemoryFull );
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}
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else
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{
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/* Lock the memory handle and make sure it succeeds */
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rgnSizeLPtr = (Word far *)GlobalLock( *rgnHandleLPtr );
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if (rgnSizeLPtr == NIL)
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{
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ErSetGlobalError( ErMemoryFail );
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GlobalFree( *rgnHandleLPtr );
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}
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else
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{
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/* save the size parameter and adjust the counter variables */
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*rgnSizeLPtr++ = rgnSize;
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rgnSize -= sizeofMacWord;
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rgnDataLPtr = (Word far *)rgnSizeLPtr;
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/* read out the bounding box */
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GetRect( (Rect far *)rgnDataLPtr );
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rgnDataLPtr += sizeofMacRect / sizeofMacWord;
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rgnSize -= sizeofMacRect;
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/* continue reading Data until the buffer is completely filled. */
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while (rgnSize)
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{
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/* read the next value from the source file */
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GetWord( rgnDataLPtr++ );
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rgnSize -= sizeofMacWord;
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}
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/* unlock the handle before returning */
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GlobalUnlock( *rgnHandleLPtr );
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}
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}
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} /* GetRegion */
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void GetPattern( Pattern far * patLPtr )
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/*=============*/
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/* Returns a Pattern structure */
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{
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Byte i;
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Byte far * byteLPtr = (Byte far *)patLPtr;
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for (i = 0; i < sizeof( Pattern); i++)
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{
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GetByte( byteLPtr++ );
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}
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} /* GetPattern */
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void GetColorTable( Handle far * colorHandleLPtr )
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/*================*/
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{
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ColorTable cTab;
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LongInt bytesNeeded;
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ColorTable far * colorHeaderLPtr;
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RGBColor far * colorEntryLPtr;
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/* read in the header information */
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GetDWord( (DWord far *)&cTab.ctSeed );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&cTab.ctFlags );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&cTab.ctSize );
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/* calculate the number of bytes needed for the color table */
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bytesNeeded = sizeof( ColorTable ) + cTab.ctSize * sizeof( RGBColor );
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/* adjust the size of the color table size by 1 */
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cTab.ctSize++;
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/* allocate the data block */
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*colorHandleLPtr = GlobalAlloc( GHND, bytesNeeded );
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/* flag global error if memory is not available */
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if (*colorHandleLPtr == NULL)
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{
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ErSetGlobalError( ErMemoryFull );
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}
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else
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{
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/* lock the memory */
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colorHeaderLPtr = (ColorTable far *)GlobalLock( *colorHandleLPtr );
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/* copy over the color handle header */
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*colorHeaderLPtr = cTab;
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/* convert the pointer to a RGBQUAD pointer */
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colorEntryLPtr = (RGBColor far *)colorHeaderLPtr->ctColors;
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/* read in the color table entries */
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while (cTab.ctSize--)
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{
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Word unusedValue;
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/* read the value field */
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GetWord( &unusedValue );
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/* read the ensuing RGB color */
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GetRGBColor( colorEntryLPtr++ );
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}
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/* Unlock the data once finished */
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GlobalUnlock( *colorHandleLPtr );
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}
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} /* GetColorTable */
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void GetPixPattern( PixPatLPtr pixPatLPtr )
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/*================*/
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/* Retrieves a Pixel Pattern structure. */
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{
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/* release the memory from the patData field before continuing */
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if (pixPatLPtr->patData != NULL)
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{
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GlobalFree( pixPatLPtr->patMap.pmTable );
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GlobalFree( pixPatLPtr->patData );
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pixPatLPtr->patData = NULL;
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}
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/* read the pattern type to determine how the data is organized */
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GetWord( &pixPatLPtr->patType );
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GetPattern( &pixPatLPtr->pat1Data );
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/* read the additional data depending on the pattern type */
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if (pixPatLPtr->patType == QDDitherPat)
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{
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/* if this is a rare dither pattern, save off the desired color */
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GetRGBColor( &pixPatLPtr->patMap.pmReserved );
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}
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else /* (patType == newPat) */
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{
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/* read in the pixMap header and create a pixmap bitmap */
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GetPixMap( &pixPatLPtr->patMap, TRUE );
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GetColorTable( &pixPatLPtr->patMap.pmTable );
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GetPixData( &pixPatLPtr->patMap, &pixPatLPtr->patData );
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}
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} /* GetPixPattern */
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void GetPixMap( PixMapLPtr pixMapLPtr, Boolean forcePixMap )
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/*============*/
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/* Retrieves a Pixel Map from input stream */
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{
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Boolean readPixelMap;
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/* Read the rowBytes number and check the high-order bit. If set, it
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is a pixel map containing multiple bits per pixel; if not, it is
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a bitmap containing one bit per pixel */
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->rowBytes );
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readPixelMap = forcePixMap || ((pixMapLPtr->rowBytes & PixelMapBit) != 0);
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/* read the bitmap's bounding rectangle */
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GetRect( (Rect far *)&pixMapLPtr->bounds );
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if (readPixelMap)
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{
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/* read the different data fields into the record structure */
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->pmVersion );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->packType );
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GetDWord( (DWord far *)&pixMapLPtr->packSize );
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GetFixed( (Fixed far *)&pixMapLPtr->hRes );
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GetFixed( (Fixed far *)&pixMapLPtr->vRes );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->pixelType );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->pixelSize );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->cmpCount );
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GetWord( (Word far *)&pixMapLPtr->cmpSize );
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GetDWord( (DWord far *)&pixMapLPtr->planeBytes );
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GetDWord( (DWord far *)&pixMapLPtr->pmTable );
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GetDWord( (DWord far *)&pixMapLPtr->pmReserved );
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}
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else
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{
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LongInt bytesNeeded;
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ColorTable far * colorHeaderLPtr;
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/* if this is a bitmap, then we assign the various fields. */
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pixMapLPtr->pmVersion = 0;
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pixMapLPtr->packType = 0;
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pixMapLPtr->packSize = 0;
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pixMapLPtr->hRes = 0x00480000;
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pixMapLPtr->vRes = 0x00480000;
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pixMapLPtr->pixelType = 0;
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pixMapLPtr->pixelSize = 1;
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pixMapLPtr->cmpCount = 1;
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pixMapLPtr->cmpSize = 1;
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pixMapLPtr->planeBytes = 0;
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pixMapLPtr->pmTable = 0;
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pixMapLPtr->pmReserved = 0;
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/* calculate the number of bytes needed for the color table */
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bytesNeeded = sizeof( ColorTable ) + sizeof( RGBColor );
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/* allocate the data block */
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pixMapLPtr->pmTable = GlobalAlloc( GHND, bytesNeeded );
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/* make sure that the allocation was successfull */
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if (pixMapLPtr->pmTable == NULL)
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{
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ErSetGlobalError( ErMemoryFull );
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}
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else
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{
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CGrafPortLPtr port;
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/* Get the QuickDraw port for foreground and bkground colors */
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QDGetPort( &port );
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/* lock the memory handle and prepare to assign color table */
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colorHeaderLPtr = (ColorTable far *)GlobalLock( pixMapLPtr->pmTable );
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/* 2 colors are present - black and white */
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colorHeaderLPtr->ctSize = 2;
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colorHeaderLPtr->ctColors[0] = port->rgbFgColor;
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colorHeaderLPtr->ctColors[1] = port->rgbBkColor;
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/* unlock the memory */
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GlobalUnlock( pixMapLPtr->pmTable );
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}
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}
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} /* GetPixMap */
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void GetPixData( PixMapLPtr pixMapLPtr, Handle far * pixDataHandle )
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/*=============*/
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/* Read a pixel map from the data stream */
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{
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Integer rowBytes;
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Integer linesToRead;
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LongInt bitmapBytes;
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Integer bytesPerLine;
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/* determine the number of lines in the pixel map */
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linesToRead = Height( pixMapLPtr->bounds );
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/* make sure to turn off high-order bit - used to signify pixel map */
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rowBytes = pixMapLPtr->rowBytes & RowBytesMask;
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/* determine number of bytes to read for each line */
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if (pixMapLPtr->pixelSize <= 16)
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{
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/* use the masked rowBytes value (adjusted for pixel maps) */
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bytesPerLine = rowBytes;
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}
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else /* if (pixMapLPtr->pixelSize == 24) */
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{
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/* adjust for 32-bit pixel images that don't contain high-order byte */
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bytesPerLine = rowBytes * 3 / 4;
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}
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/* calculate the size of the bitmap that will be created */
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bitmapBytes = (LongInt)linesToRead * (LongInt)bytesPerLine;
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/* allocate the necessary memory */
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*pixDataHandle = GlobalAlloc( GHND, bitmapBytes );
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/* flag global error if memory is not available */
|
|
if (*pixDataHandle == NULL)
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{
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ErSetGlobalError( ErMemoryFull );
|
|
}
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|
else
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|
{
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Boolean compressed;
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|
Boolean invertBits;
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|
Boolean doubleByte;
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|
Byte huge * rowHPtr;
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Byte huge * insertHPtr;
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|
|
/* lock the memory handle and get a pointer to the first byte */
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|
rowHPtr = (Byte huge *)GlobalLock( *pixDataHandle );
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|
|
|
/* determine if the bitmap is compressed or not */
|
|
compressed = !((rowBytes < 8) ||
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(pixMapLPtr->packType == 1) ||
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|
(pixMapLPtr->packType == 2));
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|
|
|
/* determine if we should read 2 bytes at a time (16-bit pixelmap) */
|
|
doubleByte = (pixMapLPtr->packType == 3);
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|
|
|
/* determine if bits should be inverted (monochrome bitmap) */
|
|
/* must test for high bit of Mac word set, sign is not propagated
|
|
when a Mac word is read into a 32-bit Windows int */
|
|
invertBits = ((short)pixMapLPtr->rowBytes > 0 );
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|
|
|
/* decompress the bitmap into the global memory block */
|
|
while (linesToRead-- && (ErGetGlobalError() == NOERR))
|
|
{
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|
Integer runLength;
|
|
Integer bytesRead;
|
|
Integer bytesToSkip;
|
|
|
|
/* see if we need to read the scanline runlength */
|
|
if (compressed)
|
|
{
|
|
/* get the run length - depends on the rowbytes field */
|
|
if (rowBytes > 250)
|
|
{
|
|
GetWord( (Word far *)&runLength );
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
runLength = 0;
|
|
GetByte( (Byte far *)&runLength );
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
/* if not compressed, runLength is equal to rowBytes */
|
|
runLength = bytesPerLine;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* set the next insertion point to the beginning of the scan line */
|
|
insertHPtr = rowHPtr;
|
|
|
|
/* if this is a 24-bit image that contains 32-bits of information,
|
|
then we must skip the high-order byte component. This byte was
|
|
originally spec'ed by Apple as a luminosity component, but is
|
|
unused in Windows 24-bit DIBs. */
|
|
bytesToSkip = (pixMapLPtr->cmpCount == 4) ? (rowBytes / 4) : 0;
|
|
|
|
/* continue decompressing until run-length is exhausted */
|
|
for (bytesRead = 0; bytesRead < runLength; )
|
|
{
|
|
SignedByte tempRepeatCount = 0;
|
|
Integer repeatCount;
|
|
|
|
/* check on how the data should be read */
|
|
if (compressed)
|
|
{
|
|
/* if compressed, get the repeat count byte */
|
|
GetByte( (Byte far *)&tempRepeatCount );
|
|
bytesRead++;
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
/* if no compression, fake the count of bytes to follow */
|
|
tempRepeatCount = 0;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* make sure that we didn't read a byte used to word-align */
|
|
if (bytesRead == runLength)
|
|
{
|
|
/* this should force the read loop to be exited */
|
|
continue;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* if less than 0, indicates repeat count of following byte */
|
|
if (tempRepeatCount < 0)
|
|
{
|
|
/* check for a flag-counter value of -128 (0x80) - QuickDraw
|
|
will never create this, but another application that packs
|
|
bits may. As noted in the January 1992 release of TechNote
|
|
#171, we need to ignore this value and use the next byte
|
|
as the flag-counter byte. */
|
|
if (tempRepeatCount != -128)
|
|
{
|
|
Byte repeatByte1;
|
|
Byte repeatByte2;
|
|
|
|
/* calculate the repeat count and retrieve repeat byte */
|
|
repeatCount = 1 - (Integer)tempRepeatCount;
|
|
GetByte( &repeatByte1 );
|
|
|
|
/* increment the number of bytes read */
|
|
bytesRead++;
|
|
|
|
/* check for special handling cases */
|
|
if (invertBits)
|
|
{
|
|
/* if this is a monochrome bitmap, then invert bits */
|
|
repeatByte1 ^= (Byte)0xFF;
|
|
}
|
|
else if (doubleByte)
|
|
{
|
|
/* 16-bit images (pixel chunks) - read second byte */
|
|
GetByte( &repeatByte2 );
|
|
|
|
/* and increment byte count */
|
|
bytesRead++;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* continue stuffing byte until repeat count exhausted */
|
|
while (repeatCount--)
|
|
{
|
|
/* check if we are skipping the luminosity byte for
|
|
32-bit images (this isn't used in Windows DIBs) */
|
|
if (bytesToSkip)
|
|
{
|
|
bytesToSkip--;
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
/* insert new Byte */
|
|
*insertHPtr++ = repeatByte1;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* check if second repeat byte needs to be inserted */
|
|
if (doubleByte)
|
|
{
|
|
*insertHPtr++ = repeatByte2;
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
else /* if (tempRepeatCount >= 0) */
|
|
{
|
|
/* adjust the number of bytes that will be transferred */
|
|
if (compressed)
|
|
{
|
|
/* if greater than 0, is number of bytes that follow */
|
|
repeatCount = 1 + (Integer)tempRepeatCount;
|
|
|
|
/* double the number of bytes if 16-bit pixelmap */
|
|
if (doubleByte)
|
|
{
|
|
repeatCount *= 2;
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
/* the number of bytes to read = bytesPerLine */
|
|
repeatCount = bytesPerLine;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* increment the number of bytes read */
|
|
bytesRead += repeatCount;
|
|
|
|
/* check if iversion is required */
|
|
if (invertBits)
|
|
{
|
|
/* if this is a monochrome bitmap, then invert bits */
|
|
while (repeatCount--)
|
|
{
|
|
GetByte( insertHPtr );
|
|
*insertHPtr++ ^= (Byte)0xFF;
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
/* continue reading bytes into the insert point */
|
|
while (repeatCount--)
|
|
{
|
|
/* check if we are skipping the luminosity byte for
|
|
32-bit images (this isn't used in Windows DIBs) */
|
|
if (bytesToSkip)
|
|
{
|
|
/* pass the current insertion pointer, but don't
|
|
increment (overwritten in ensuing read). */
|
|
bytesToSkip--;
|
|
GetByte( insertHPtr );
|
|
}
|
|
else
|
|
{
|
|
GetByte( insertHPtr++ );
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* increment the line pointer to the next scan line */
|
|
rowHPtr += bytesPerLine;
|
|
|
|
/* call IO module to update current read position */
|
|
IOUpdateStatus();
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/* Unlock the data block */
|
|
GlobalUnlock( *pixDataHandle );
|
|
|
|
/* if an error occured, make sure to remove the data block */
|
|
if (ErGetGlobalError() != NOERR)
|
|
{
|
|
GlobalFree( *pixDataHandle );
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
} /* GetPixData */
|
|
|
|
|
|
/******************************* Private Routines ***************************/
|
|
|
|
|