/* Combined Purdue/PurduePlus patches, level 2.0, 1/17/89 */
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#ifdef HAVE_DIX_CONFIG_H
#include <dix-config.h>
#endif

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <X11/X.h>
#include "scrnintstr.h"
#include "windowstr.h"
#include "mfb.h"
#include "mistruct.h"
#include "regionstr.h"
#include "maskbits.h"

Bool
mfbCreateWindow(pWin)
    register WindowPtr pWin;
{
    register mfbPrivWin *pPrivWin;

    pPrivWin = (mfbPrivWin *)(pWin->devPrivates[mfbWindowPrivateIndex].ptr);
    pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder = NullPixmap;
    pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground = NullPixmap;
    pPrivWin->fastBackground = FALSE;
    pPrivWin->fastBorder = FALSE;

    return (TRUE);
}

/* This always returns true, because Xfree can't fail.  It might be possible
 * on some devices for Destroy to fail */
Bool 
mfbDestroyWindow(pWin)
    WindowPtr pWin;
{
    register mfbPrivWin *pPrivWin;

    pPrivWin = (mfbPrivWin *)(pWin->devPrivates[mfbWindowPrivateIndex].ptr);

    if (pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder)
	(*pWin->drawable.pScreen->DestroyPixmap)(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder);
    if (pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground)
	(*pWin->drawable.pScreen->DestroyPixmap)(pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground);
    return (TRUE);
}

/*ARGSUSED*/
Bool mfbMapWindow(pWindow)
    WindowPtr pWindow;
{
    return (TRUE);
}

/* (x, y) is the upper left corner of the window on the screen 
   do we really need to pass this?  (is it a;ready in pWin->absCorner?)
   we only do the rotation for pixmaps that are 32 bits wide (padded
or otherwise.)
   mfbChangeWindowAttributes() has already put a copy of the pixmap
in pPrivWin->pRotated*
*/

/*ARGSUSED*/
Bool 
mfbPositionWindow(pWin, x, y)
    register WindowPtr pWin;
    int x, y;
{
    register mfbPrivWin *pPrivWin;
    int	reset = 0;

    pPrivWin = (mfbPrivWin *)(pWin->devPrivates[mfbWindowPrivateIndex].ptr);
    if (pWin->backgroundState == BackgroundPixmap && pPrivWin->fastBackground)
    {
	mfbXRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground,
			 pWin->drawable.x - pPrivWin->oldRotate.x);
	mfbYRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground,
			 pWin->drawable.y - pPrivWin->oldRotate.y);
	reset = 1;
    }

    if (!pWin->borderIsPixel && pPrivWin->fastBorder)
    {
	while (pWin->backgroundState == ParentRelative)
	    pWin = pWin->parent;
	mfbXRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
			 pWin->drawable.x - pPrivWin->oldRotate.x);
	mfbYRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
			 pWin->drawable.y - pPrivWin->oldRotate.y);
	reset = 1;
    }
    if (reset)
    {
	pPrivWin->oldRotate.x = pWin->drawable.x;
	pPrivWin->oldRotate.y = pWin->drawable.y;
    }

    /* This is the "wrong" fix to the right problem, but it doesn't really
     * cost very much.  When the window is moved, we need to invalidate any
     * RotatedPixmap that exists in any GC currently validated against this
     * window.
     */
    pWin->drawable.serialNumber = NEXT_SERIAL_NUMBER;

    /* Again, we have no failure modes indicated by any of the routines
     * we've called, so we have to assume it worked */
    return (TRUE);
}

/*ARGSUSED*/
Bool 
mfbUnmapWindow(pWindow)
    WindowPtr pWindow;
{
    return (TRUE);
}

/* UNCLEAN!
   this code calls the bitblt helper code directly.

   mfbCopyWindow copies only the parts of the destination that are
visible in the source.
*/


void 
mfbCopyWindow(pWin, ptOldOrg, prgnSrc)
    WindowPtr pWin;
    DDXPointRec ptOldOrg;
    RegionPtr prgnSrc;
{
    DDXPointPtr pptSrc;
    register DDXPointPtr ppt;
    RegionPtr prgnDst;
    register BoxPtr pbox;
    register int dx, dy;
    register int i, nbox;
    WindowPtr pwinRoot;

    pwinRoot = WindowTable[pWin->drawable.pScreen->myNum];

    prgnDst = REGION_CREATE(pWin->drawable.pScreen, NULL, 1);

    dx = ptOldOrg.x - pWin->drawable.x;
    dy = ptOldOrg.y - pWin->drawable.y;
    REGION_TRANSLATE(pWin->drawable.pScreen, prgnSrc, -dx, -dy);
    REGION_INTERSECT(pWin->drawable.pScreen, prgnDst, &pWin->borderClip,
		     prgnSrc);

    pbox = REGION_RECTS(prgnDst);
    nbox = REGION_NUM_RECTS(prgnDst);
    if(!(pptSrc = (DDXPointPtr )ALLOCATE_LOCAL(nbox * sizeof(DDXPointRec))))
	return;
    ppt = pptSrc;

    for (i=nbox; --i >= 0; ppt++, pbox++)
    {
	ppt->x = pbox->x1 + dx;
	ppt->y = pbox->y1 + dy;
    }

    mfbDoBitblt((DrawablePtr)pwinRoot, (DrawablePtr)pwinRoot,
		GXcopy, prgnDst, pptSrc);
    DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(pptSrc);
    REGION_DESTROY(pWin->drawable.pScreen, prgnDst);
}



/* swap in correct PaintWindow* routine.  If we can use a fast output
routine (i.e. the pixmap is paddable to 32 bits), also pre-rotate a copy
of it in devPrivate.
*/
Bool
mfbChangeWindowAttributes(pWin, mask)
    register WindowPtr pWin;
    register unsigned long mask;
{
    register unsigned long index;
    register mfbPrivWin *pPrivWin;
    WindowPtr	pBgWin;

    pPrivWin = (mfbPrivWin *)(pWin->devPrivates[mfbWindowPrivateIndex].ptr);
    /*
     * When background state changes from ParentRelative and
     * we had previously rotated the fast border pixmap to match
     * the parent relative origin, rerotate to match window
     */
    if (mask & (CWBackPixmap | CWBackPixel) &&
	pWin->backgroundState != ParentRelative &&
	pPrivWin->fastBorder &&
	(pPrivWin->oldRotate.x != pWin->drawable.x ||
	 pPrivWin->oldRotate.y != pWin->drawable.y))
    {
	mfbXRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
		      pWin->drawable.x - pPrivWin->oldRotate.x);
	mfbYRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
		      pWin->drawable.y - pPrivWin->oldRotate.y);
	pPrivWin->oldRotate.x = pWin->drawable.x;
	pPrivWin->oldRotate.y = pWin->drawable.y;
    }
    while(mask)
    {
	index = lowbit (mask);
	mask &= ~index;
	switch(index)
	{
	  case CWBackPixmap:
	      if (pWin->backgroundState == None)
	      {
		  pPrivWin->fastBackground = FALSE;
	      }
	      else if (pWin->backgroundState == ParentRelative)
	      {
		  pPrivWin->fastBackground = FALSE;
		  /* Rotate border to match parent origin */
		  if (pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder) {
		      for (pBgWin = pWin->parent;
			   pBgWin->backgroundState == ParentRelative;
			   pBgWin = pBgWin->parent);
		      mfbXRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
				    pBgWin->drawable.x - pPrivWin->oldRotate.x);
		      mfbYRotatePixmap(pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
				    pBgWin->drawable.y - pPrivWin->oldRotate.y);
		      pPrivWin->oldRotate.x = pBgWin->drawable.x;
		      pPrivWin->oldRotate.y = pBgWin->drawable.y;
		  }
	      }
	      else if ((pWin->background.pixmap->drawable.width <= PPW) &&
		       !(pWin->background.pixmap->drawable.width &
			 (pWin->background.pixmap->drawable.width - 1)))
	      {
		  mfbCopyRotatePixmap(pWin->background.pixmap,
				      &pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground,
				      pWin->drawable.x,
				      pWin->drawable.y);
		  if (pPrivWin->pRotatedBackground)
		  {
		      pPrivWin->fastBackground = TRUE;
		      pPrivWin->oldRotate.x = pWin->drawable.x;
		      pPrivWin->oldRotate.y = pWin->drawable.y;
		  }
		  else
		  {
		      pPrivWin->fastBackground = FALSE;
		  }
	      }
	      else
	      {
		  pPrivWin->fastBackground = FALSE;
	      }
	      break;

	  case CWBackPixel:
	      pPrivWin->fastBackground = FALSE;
	      break;

	  case CWBorderPixmap:
	      if ((pWin->border.pixmap->drawable.width <= PPW) &&
		  !(pWin->border.pixmap->drawable.width &
		    (pWin->border.pixmap->drawable.width - 1)))
	      {
		  for (pBgWin = pWin;
		       pBgWin->backgroundState == ParentRelative;
		       pBgWin = pBgWin->parent);
		  mfbCopyRotatePixmap(pWin->border.pixmap,
				      &pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder,
				      pBgWin->drawable.x,
				      pBgWin->drawable.y);
		  if (pPrivWin->pRotatedBorder)
		  {
		      pPrivWin->fastBorder = TRUE;
		      pPrivWin->oldRotate.x = pBgWin->drawable.x;
		      pPrivWin->oldRotate.y = pBgWin->drawable.y;
		  }
		  else
		  {
		      pPrivWin->fastBorder = FALSE;
		  }
	      }
	      else
	      {
		  pPrivWin->fastBorder = FALSE;
	      }
	      break;
	    case CWBorderPixel:
	      pPrivWin->fastBorder = FALSE;
	      break;
	}
    }
    /* Again, we have no failure modes indicated by any of the routines
     * we've called, so we have to assume it worked */
    return (TRUE);
}