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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */
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#include "nsBlender.h"
#include "nsCRT.h"
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
nsBlender :: nsBlender()
{
mContext = nsnull;
}
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
nsBlender::~nsBlender()
{
}
NS_IMPL_ISUPPORTS1(nsBlender, nsIBlender)
//------------------------------------------------------------
// need to set up some masks for 16 bit blending
// Use compile-time constants where possible for marginally smaller
// footprint (don't need fields in nsBlender) but also for faster code
#if defined(XP_MAC) || defined(XP_MACOSX)
#define BLEND_RED_MASK 0x7c00
#define BLEND_GREEN_MASK 0x03e0
#define BLEND_BLUE_MASK 0x001f
#define BLEND_RED_SET_MASK 0xf8
#define BLEND_GREEN_SET_MASK 0xf8
#define BLEND_BLUE_SET_MASK 0xf8
#define BLEND_RED_SHIFT 7
#define BLEND_GREEN_SHIFT 2
#define BLEND_BLUE_SHIFT 3
#define BLEND_GREEN_BITS 5
#else // XP_WIN, XP_UNIX, ???
#define BLEND_RED_MASK 0xf800
#define BLEND_GREEN_MASK 0x07e0
#define BLEND_BLUE_MASK 0x001f
#define BLEND_RED_SET_MASK 0xf8
#define BLEND_GREEN_SET_MASK 0xfC
#define BLEND_BLUE_SET_MASK 0xf8
#define BLEND_RED_SHIFT 8
#define BLEND_GREEN_SHIFT 3
#define BLEND_BLUE_SHIFT 3
#define BLEND_GREEN_BITS 6
#endif
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
NS_IMETHODIMP
nsBlender::Init(nsIDeviceContext *aContext)
{
mContext = aContext;
return NS_OK;
}
#define RED16(x) (((x) & BLEND_RED_MASK) >> BLEND_RED_SHIFT)
#define GREEN16(x) (((x) & BLEND_GREEN_MASK) >> BLEND_GREEN_SHIFT)
#define BLUE16(x) (((x) & BLEND_BLUE_MASK) << BLEND_BLUE_SHIFT)
static void rangeCheck(nsIDrawingSurface* surface, PRInt32& aX, PRInt32& aY, PRInt32& aWidth, PRInt32& aHeight)
{
PRUint32 width, height;
surface->GetDimensions(&width, &height);
// ensure that the origin is within bounds of the drawing surface.
if (aX < 0)
aX = 0;
else if (aX > (PRInt32)width)
aX = width;
if (aY < 0)
aY = 0;
else if (aY > (PRInt32)height)
aY = height;
// ensure that the dimensions are within bounds.
if (aX + aWidth > (PRInt32)width)
aWidth = width - aX;
if (aY + aHeight > (PRInt32)height)
aHeight = height - aY;
}
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
NS_IMETHODIMP
nsBlender::Blend(PRInt32 aSX, PRInt32 aSY, PRInt32 aWidth, PRInt32 aHeight, nsDrawingSurface aSrc,
nsDrawingSurface aDst, PRInt32 aDX, PRInt32 aDY, float aSrcOpacity,
nsDrawingSurface aSecondSrc, nscolor aSrcBackColor,
nscolor aSecondSrcBackColor)
{
NS_ASSERTION(aSrc, "nsBlender::Blend() called with nsnull aSrc");
NS_ASSERTION(aDst, "nsBlender::Blend() called with nsnull aDst");
NS_ENSURE_ARG_POINTER(aSrc);
NS_ENSURE_ARG_POINTER(aDst);
if (aSecondSrc) {
// the background color options are obsolete and should be removed.
NS_ASSERTION(aSrcBackColor == NS_RGB(0, 0, 0),
"Background color for primary source must be black");
NS_ASSERTION(aSecondSrcBackColor == NS_RGB(255, 255, 255),
"Background color for secondary source must be white");
if (aSrcBackColor != NS_RGB(0, 0, 0) ||
aSecondSrcBackColor != NS_RGB(255, 255, 255)) {
// disable multi-buffer blending; pretend the primary buffer
// is all opaque pixels
aSecondSrc = nsnull;
}
}
nsresult result = NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
nsIDrawingSurface* srcSurface = (nsIDrawingSurface *)aSrc;
nsIDrawingSurface* destSurface = (nsIDrawingSurface *)aDst;
nsIDrawingSurface* secondSrcSurface = (nsIDrawingSurface *)aSecondSrc;
// range check the coordinates in both the source and destination buffers.
rangeCheck(srcSurface, aSX, aSY, aWidth, aHeight);
rangeCheck(destSurface, aDX, aDY, aWidth, aHeight);
PRUint8* srcBytes = nsnull;
PRUint8* secondSrcBytes = nsnull;
PRUint8* destBytes = nsnull;
PRInt32 srcSpan, destSpan, secondSrcSpan;
PRInt32 srcRowBytes, destRowBytes, secondSrcRowBytes;
result = srcSurface->Lock(aSX, aSY, aWidth, aHeight, (void**)&srcBytes, &srcRowBytes, &srcSpan, NS_LOCK_SURFACE_READ_ONLY);
if (NS_SUCCEEDED(result)) {
result = destSurface->Lock(aDX, aDY, aWidth, aHeight, (void**)&destBytes, &destRowBytes, &destSpan, 0);
if (NS_SUCCEEDED(result)) {
NS_ASSERTION(srcSpan == destSpan, "Mismatched bitmap formats (src/dest) in Blender");
if (srcSpan == destSpan) {
if (secondSrcSurface) {
result = secondSrcSurface->Lock(aSX, aSY, aWidth, aHeight, (void**)&secondSrcBytes, &secondSrcRowBytes, &secondSrcSpan, NS_LOCK_SURFACE_READ_ONLY);
if (NS_SUCCEEDED(result)) {
NS_ASSERTION(srcSpan == secondSrcSpan && srcRowBytes == secondSrcRowBytes,
"Mismatched bitmap formats (src/secondSrc) in Blender");
if (srcSpan == secondSrcSpan && srcRowBytes == secondSrcRowBytes) {
result = Blend(srcBytes, srcRowBytes,
destBytes, destRowBytes,
secondSrcBytes,
srcSpan, aHeight, aSrcOpacity);
}
secondSrcSurface->Unlock();
}
}
else
{
result = Blend(srcBytes, srcRowBytes,
destBytes, destRowBytes,
secondSrcBytes,
srcSpan, aHeight, aSrcOpacity);
}
}
destSurface->Unlock();
}
srcSurface->Unlock();
}
return result;
}
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
NS_IMETHODIMP nsBlender::Blend(PRInt32 aSX, PRInt32 aSY, PRInt32 aWidth, PRInt32 aHeight, nsIRenderingContext *aSrc,
nsIRenderingContext *aDest, PRInt32 aDX, PRInt32 aDY, float aSrcOpacity,
nsIRenderingContext *aSecondSrc, nscolor aSrcBackColor,
nscolor aSecondSrcBackColor)
{
// just hand off to the drawing surface blender, to make code easier to maintain.
nsDrawingSurface srcSurface, destSurface, secondSrcSurface = nsnull;
aSrc->GetDrawingSurface(&srcSurface);
aDest->GetDrawingSurface(&destSurface);
if (aSecondSrc != nsnull)
aSecondSrc->GetDrawingSurface(&secondSrcSurface);
return Blend(aSX, aSY, aWidth, aHeight, srcSurface, destSurface,
aDX, aDY, aSrcOpacity, secondSrcSurface, aSrcBackColor,
aSecondSrcBackColor);
}
#ifndef MOZ_XUL
NS_IMETHODIMP nsBlender::GetAlphas(const nsRect& aRect, nsDrawingSurface aBlack,
nsDrawingSurface aWhite, PRUint8** aAlphas) {
NS_ERROR("GetAlphas not implemented because XUL support not built");
return NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
#else
/**
* Let A be the unknown source pixel's alpha value and let C be its (unknown) color.
* Let S be the value painted onto black and T be the value painted onto white.
* Then S = C*(A/255) and T = 255*(1 - A/255) + C*(A/255).
* Therefore A = 255 - (T - S)
* This is true no matter what color component we look at.
*/
static void ComputeAlphasByByte(PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aBytesPerLine,
PRInt32 aBytesPerPixel,
PRUint8 *aOnBlackImage, PRUint8 *aOnWhiteImage,
PRInt32 aBytesLineSpan, PRUint8 *aAlphas,
PRUint32 aAlphasSize)
{
NS_ASSERTION(aBytesPerPixel == 3 || aBytesPerPixel == 4,
"Only 24 or 32 bits per pixel supported here");
PRIntn y;
PRUint8* alphas = aAlphas;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
// Look at component #1. It must be a real color no matter what
// RGBA ordering is used.
PRUint8 *s1 = aOnBlackImage + 1;
PRUint8 *s2 = aOnWhiteImage + 1;
PRIntn i;
for (i = 1; i < aBytesPerLine; i += aBytesPerPixel) {
*alphas++ = (PRUint8)(255 - (*s2 - *s1));
s1 += aBytesPerPixel;
s2 += aBytesPerPixel;
}
aOnBlackImage += aBytesLineSpan;
aOnWhiteImage += aBytesLineSpan;
}
NS_ASSERTION(alphas - aAlphas == aAlphasSize, "alpha24/32 calculation error");
}
/** Use the green channel to work out the alpha value,
since green has the most bits in most divisions of 16-bit color.
The green values range from 0 to (1 << BLEND_GREEN_BITS) - 1.
Therefore we multiply a green value by 255/((1 << BLEND_GREEN_BITS) - 1)
to get a real alpha value.
*/
static void ComputeAlphas16(PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aBytesPerLine,
PRUint8 *aOnBlackImage, PRUint8 *aOnWhiteImage,
PRInt32 aBytesLineSpan, PRUint8 *aAlphas,
PRUint32 aAlphasSize)
{
PRIntn y;
PRUint8* alphas = aAlphas;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
PRUint16 *s1 = (PRUint16*)aOnBlackImage;
PRUint16 *s2 = (PRUint16*)aOnWhiteImage;
// GREEN16 returns a value between 0 and 255 representing the
// green value of the pixel. It only has BLEND_GREEN_BITS of
// precision (so the values are typically 0, 8, 16, ..., 248).
// If we just used the GREEN16 values
// directly in the same equations that we use for the 24-bit case,
// we'd lose because (e.g.) a completely transparent pixel would
// have GREEN16(pix1) = 0, GREEN16(pix2) = 248, and the resulting
// alpha value would just be 248, but we need 255. So we need to
// do some rescaling.
const PRUint32 SCALE_DENOMINATOR = // usually 248
((1 << BLEND_GREEN_BITS) - 1) << (8 - BLEND_GREEN_BITS);
PRIntn i;
for (i = 0; i < aBytesPerLine; i += 2) {
PRUint32 pix1 = GREEN16(*s1);
PRUint32 pix2 = GREEN16(*s2);
*alphas++ = (PRUint8)(255 - ((pix2 - pix1)*255)/SCALE_DENOMINATOR);
s1++;
s2++;
}
aOnBlackImage += aBytesLineSpan;
aOnWhiteImage += aBytesLineSpan;
}
NS_ASSERTION(alphas - aAlphas == aAlphasSize, "alpha16 calculation error");
}
static void ComputeAlphas(PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aBytesPerLine,
PRInt32 aDepth,
PRUint8 *aOnBlackImage, PRUint8 *aOnWhiteImage,
PRInt32 aBytesLineSpan, PRUint8 *aAlphas,
PRUint32 aAlphasSize)
{
switch (aDepth) {
case 32:
case 24:
ComputeAlphasByByte(aNumLines, aBytesPerLine, aDepth/8,
aOnBlackImage, aOnWhiteImage,
aBytesLineSpan, aAlphas, aAlphasSize);
break;
case 16:
ComputeAlphas16(aNumLines, aBytesPerLine, aOnBlackImage, aOnWhiteImage,
aBytesLineSpan, aAlphas, aAlphasSize);
break;
default:
NS_ERROR("Unknown depth for alpha calculation");
// make them all opaque
memset(aAlphas, 255, aAlphasSize);
}
}
NS_IMETHODIMP nsBlender::GetAlphas(const nsRect& aRect, nsDrawingSurface aBlack,
nsDrawingSurface aWhite, PRUint8** aAlphas) {
nsresult result;
nsIDrawingSurface* blackSurface = (nsIDrawingSurface *)aBlack;
nsIDrawingSurface* whiteSurface = (nsIDrawingSurface *)aWhite;
nsRect r = aRect;
rangeCheck(blackSurface, r.x, r.y, r.width, r.height);
rangeCheck(whiteSurface, r.x, r.y, r.width, r.height);
PRUint8* blackBytes = nsnull;
PRUint8* whiteBytes = nsnull;
PRInt32 blackSpan, whiteSpan;
PRInt32 blackBytesPerLine, whiteBytesPerLine;
result = blackSurface->Lock(r.x, r.y, r.width, r.height,
(void**)&blackBytes, &blackSpan,
&blackBytesPerLine, NS_LOCK_SURFACE_READ_ONLY);
if (NS_SUCCEEDED(result)) {
result = whiteSurface->Lock(r.x, r.y, r.width, r.height,
(void**)&whiteBytes, &whiteSpan,
&whiteBytesPerLine, NS_LOCK_SURFACE_READ_ONLY);
if (NS_SUCCEEDED(result)) {
NS_ASSERTION(blackSpan == whiteSpan &&
blackBytesPerLine == whiteBytesPerLine,
"Mismatched bitmap formats (black/white) in Blender");
if (blackSpan == whiteSpan && blackBytesPerLine == whiteBytesPerLine) {
*aAlphas = new PRUint8[r.width*r.height];
if (*aAlphas) {
// compute depth like this to make sure it's consistent with the memory layout
// and work around some GTK bugs. If there are no gfx bugs, then this is correct,
// if there are gfx bugs, this will prevent a crash.
PRUint32 depth = (blackBytesPerLine/r.width)*8;
ComputeAlphas(r.height, blackBytesPerLine, depth,
blackBytes, whiteBytes, blackSpan,
*aAlphas, r.width*r.height);
} else {
result = NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
}
}
whiteSurface->Unlock();
}
blackSurface->Unlock();
}
return result;
}
#endif // MOZ_XUL
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
nsresult nsBlender::Blend(PRUint8 *aSrcBits, PRInt32 aSrcStride,
PRUint8 *aDestBits, PRInt32 aDestStride,
PRUint8 *aSecondSrcBits,
PRInt32 aSrcBytes, PRInt32 aLines, float aOpacity)
{
nsresult result = NS_OK;
PRUint32 depth;
mContext->GetDepth(depth);
// now do the blend
switch (depth){
case 32:
Do32Blend(aOpacity, aLines, aSrcBytes, aSrcBits, aDestBits,
aSecondSrcBits, aSrcStride, aDestStride, nsHighQual);
break;
case 24:
Do24Blend(aOpacity, aLines, aSrcBytes, aSrcBits, aDestBits,
aSecondSrcBits, aSrcStride, aDestStride, nsHighQual);
break;
case 16:
Do16Blend(aOpacity, aLines, aSrcBytes, aSrcBits, aDestBits,
aSecondSrcBits, aSrcStride, aDestStride, nsHighQual);
break;
}
return result;
}
/**
This is the simple case where the opacity == 1.0. We just copy the pixels.
*/
static void DoOpaqueBlend(PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aNumBytes,
PRUint8 *aSImage, PRUint8 *aDImage,
PRInt32 aSLSpan, PRInt32 aDLSpan)
{
PRIntn y;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
memcpy(aDImage, aSImage, aNumBytes);
aSImage += aSLSpan;
aDImage += aDLSpan;
}
}
/**
This is the case where we have a single source buffer, all of whose
pixels have an alpha value of 1.0.
Here's how to get the formula for calculating new destination pixels:
There's a destination pixel whose current color is D (0 <= D <= 255).
We are required to find the new color value for the destination pixel, call it X.
We are given S, the color value of the source pixel (0 <= S <= 255).
We are also given P, the opacity to blend with (0 < P < 256).
Note that we have deliberately defined P's "opaque" range bound to be 256
and not 255. This considerably speeds up the code.
Then we have the equation
X = D*(1 - P/256) + S*(P/256)
Rearranging gives
X = D + ((S - D)*P)/256
This form minimizes the number of integer multiplications, which are much more
expensive than shifts, adds and subtractions on most processors.
*/
static void DoSingleImageBlend(PRUint32 aOpacity256, PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aNumBytes,
PRUint8 *aSImage, PRUint8 *aDImage,
PRInt32 aSLSpan, PRInt32 aDLSpan)
{
PRIntn y;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
PRUint8 *s2 = aSImage;
PRUint8 *d2 = aDImage;
PRIntn i;
for (i = 0; i < aNumBytes; i++) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
*d2 = (PRUint8)(destPix + (((*s2 - destPix)*aOpacity256) >> 8));
d2++;
s2++;
}
aSImage += aSLSpan;
aDImage += aDLSpan;
}
}
/**
After disposing of the simpler cases, here we have two source buffers.
So here's how to get the formula for calculating new destination pixels:
If the source pixel is the same in each buffer, then the pixel was painted with
alpha=1.0 and we use the formula from above to compute the destination pixel.
However, if the source pixel is different in each buffer (and is not just the
background color for each buffer, which indicates alpha=0.0), then the pixel was
painted with some partial alpha value and we need to (at least implicitly) recover
that alpha value along with the actual color value. So...
There's a destination pixel whose current color is D (0 <= D <= 255).
We are required to find the new color value for the destination pixel, call it X.
We are given S, the color value of the source pixel painted onto black (0 <= S <= 255).
We are given T, the color value of the source pixel painted onto white (0 <= T <= 255).
We are also given P, the opacity to blend with (0 < P < 256).
Let A be the alpha value the source pixel was painted with (0 <= A <= 255).
Let C be the color value of the source pixel (0 <= C <= 255).
Note that even though (as above) we set the "opaque" range bound for P at 256,
we set the "opaque" range bound for A at 255. This turns out to simplify the formulae
and speed up the code.
Then we have the equations
S = C*(A/255)
T = 255*(1 - A/255) + C*(A/255)
X = D*(1 - (A/255)*(P/256)) + C*(A/255)*(P/256)
Rearranging and crunching the algebra gives
X = D + ((S - (D*(255 + S - T))/255)*P)/256
This is the simplest form I could find. Apart from the two integer multiplies,
which I think are minimal, the most troublesome part is the division by 255,
but I have a fast way to do that (for numbers in the range encountered) using
two adds and two shifts.
*/
void
nsBlender::Do32Blend(float aOpacity, PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aNumBytes,
PRUint8 *aSImage, PRUint8 *aDImage, PRUint8 *aSecondSImage,
PRInt32 aSLSpan, PRInt32 aDLSpan, nsBlendQuality aBlendQuality)
{
/* Use alpha ranging from 0 to 256 inclusive. This means that we get accurate
results when we divide by 256. */
PRUint32 opacity256 = (PRUint32)(aOpacity*256);
// Handle simpler cases
if (opacity256 <= 0) {
return;
} else if (opacity256 >= 256) {
DoOpaqueBlend(aNumLines, aNumBytes, aSImage, aDImage, aSLSpan, aDLSpan);
return;
} else if (nsnull == aSecondSImage) {
DoSingleImageBlend(opacity256, aNumLines, aNumBytes, aSImage, aDImage, aSLSpan, aDLSpan);
return;
}
PRIntn numPixels = aNumBytes/4;
PRIntn y;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
PRUint8 *s2 = aSImage;
PRUint8 *d2 = aDImage;
PRUint8 *ss2 = aSecondSImage;
PRIntn x;
for (x = 0; x < numPixels; x++) {
PRUint32 pixSColor = *((PRUint32*)(s2))&0xFFFFFF;
PRUint32 pixSSColor = *((PRUint32*)(ss2))&0xFFFFFF;
if ((pixSColor != 0x000000) || (pixSSColor != 0xFFFFFF)) {
if (pixSColor != pixSSColor) {
PRIntn i;
// the original source pixel was alpha-blended into the background.
// We have to extract the original alpha and color value.
for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
PRUint32 onBlack = *s2;
PRUint32 imageAlphaTimesDestPix = (255 + onBlack - *ss2)*destPix;
PRUint32 adjustedDestPix;
FAST_DIVIDE_BY_255(adjustedDestPix, imageAlphaTimesDestPix);
*d2 = (PRUint8)(destPix + (((onBlack - adjustedDestPix)*opacity256) >> 8));
d2++;
s2++;
ss2++;
}
} else {
PRIntn i;
for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
PRUint32 onBlack = *s2;
*d2 = (PRUint8)(destPix + (((onBlack - destPix)*opacity256) >> 8));
d2++;
s2++;
}
ss2 += 4;
}
} else {
d2 += 4;
s2 += 4;
ss2 += 4;
}
}
aSImage += aSLSpan;
aDImage += aDLSpan;
aSecondSImage += aSLSpan;
}
}
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
void
nsBlender::Do24Blend(float aOpacity, PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aNumBytes,
PRUint8 *aSImage, PRUint8 *aDImage, PRUint8 *aSecondSImage,
PRInt32 aSLSpan, PRInt32 aDLSpan, nsBlendQuality aBlendQuality)
{
/* Use alpha ranging from 0 to 256 inclusive. This means that we get accurate
results when we divide by 256. */
PRUint32 opacity256 = (PRUint32)(aOpacity*256);
// Handle simpler cases
if (opacity256 <= 0) {
return;
} else if (opacity256 >= 256) {
DoOpaqueBlend(aNumLines, aNumBytes, aSImage, aDImage, aSLSpan, aDLSpan);
return;
} else if (nsnull == aSecondSImage) {
DoSingleImageBlend(opacity256, aNumLines, aNumBytes, aSImage, aDImage, aSLSpan, aDLSpan);
return;
}
PRIntn numPixels = aNumBytes/3;
PRIntn y;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
PRUint8 *s2 = aSImage;
PRUint8 *d2 = aDImage;
PRUint8 *ss2 = aSecondSImage;
PRIntn x;
for (x = 0; x < numPixels; x++) {
PRUint32 pixSColor = s2[0] | (s2[1] << 8) | (s2[2] << 16);
PRUint32 pixSSColor = ss2[0] | (ss2[1] << 8) | (ss2[2] << 16);
if ((pixSColor != 0x000000) || (pixSSColor != 0xFFFFFF)) {
if (pixSColor != pixSSColor) {
PRIntn i;
// the original source pixel was alpha-blended into the background.
// We have to extract the original alpha and color value.
for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
PRUint32 onBlack = *s2;
PRUint32 imageAlphaTimesDestPix = (255 + onBlack - *ss2)*destPix;
PRUint32 adjustedDestPix;
FAST_DIVIDE_BY_255(adjustedDestPix, imageAlphaTimesDestPix);
*d2 = (PRUint8)(destPix + (((onBlack - adjustedDestPix)*opacity256) >> 8));
d2++;
s2++;
ss2++;
}
} else {
PRIntn i;
for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
PRUint32 onBlack = *s2;
*d2 = (PRUint8)(destPix + (((onBlack - destPix)*opacity256) >> 8));
d2++;
s2++;
}
ss2 += 3;
}
} else {
d2 += 3;
s2 += 3;
ss2 += 3;
}
}
aSImage += aSLSpan;
aDImage += aDLSpan;
aSecondSImage += aSLSpan;
}
}
//------------------------------------------------------------
#define MAKE16(r, g, b) \
(PRUint16)(((r) & BLEND_RED_SET_MASK) << BLEND_RED_SHIFT) \
| (((g) & BLEND_GREEN_SET_MASK) << BLEND_GREEN_SHIFT) \
| (((b) & BLEND_BLUE_SET_MASK) >> BLEND_BLUE_SHIFT)
/** ---------------------------------------------------
* See documentation in nsBlender.h
* @update 2/25/00 dwc
*/
void
nsBlender::Do16Blend(float aOpacity, PRInt32 aNumLines, PRInt32 aNumBytes,
PRUint8 *aSImage, PRUint8 *aDImage, PRUint8 *aSecondSImage,
PRInt32 aSLSpan, PRInt32 aDLSpan, nsBlendQuality aBlendQuality)
{
PRUint32 opacity256 = (PRUint32)(aOpacity*256);
// Handle simpler cases
if (opacity256 <= 0) {
return;
} else if (opacity256 >= 256) {
DoOpaqueBlend(aNumLines, aNumBytes, aSImage, aDImage, aSLSpan, aDLSpan);
return;
}
PRIntn numPixels = aNumBytes/2;
if (nsnull == aSecondSImage) {
PRIntn y;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
PRUint16 *s2 = (PRUint16*)aSImage;
PRUint16 *d2 = (PRUint16*)aDImage;
PRIntn i;
for (i = 0; i < numPixels; i++) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
PRUint32 destPixR = RED16(destPix);
PRUint32 destPixG = GREEN16(destPix);
PRUint32 destPixB = BLUE16(destPix);
PRUint32 srcPix = *s2;
*d2 = MAKE16(destPixR + (((RED16(srcPix) - destPixR)*opacity256) >> 8),
destPixG + (((GREEN16(srcPix) - destPixG)*opacity256) >> 8),
destPixB + (((BLUE16(srcPix) - destPixB)*opacity256) >> 8));
d2++;
s2++;
}
aSImage += aSLSpan;
aDImage += aDLSpan;
}
return;
}
PRUint32 srcBackgroundColor = MAKE16(0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
PRUint32 src2BackgroundColor = MAKE16(0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF);
PRIntn y;
for (y = 0; y < aNumLines; y++) {
PRUint16 *s2 = (PRUint16*)aSImage;
PRUint16 *d2 = (PRUint16*)aDImage;
PRUint16 *ss2 = (PRUint16*)aSecondSImage;
PRIntn x;
for (x = 0; x < numPixels; x++) {
PRUint32 srcPix = *s2;
PRUint32 src2Pix = *ss2;
if ((srcPix != srcBackgroundColor) || (src2Pix != src2BackgroundColor)) {
PRUint32 destPix = *d2;
PRUint32 destPixR = RED16(destPix);
PRUint32 destPixG = GREEN16(destPix);
PRUint32 destPixB = BLUE16(destPix);
PRUint32 srcPixR = RED16(srcPix);
PRUint32 srcPixG = GREEN16(srcPix);
PRUint32 srcPixB = BLUE16(srcPix);
if (srcPix != src2Pix) {
PRUint32 imageAlphaTimesDestPixR = (255 + srcPixR - RED16(src2Pix))*destPixR;
PRUint32 imageAlphaTimesDestPixG = (255 + srcPixG - GREEN16(src2Pix))*destPixG;
PRUint32 imageAlphaTimesDestPixB = (255 + srcPixB - BLUE16(src2Pix))*destPixB;
PRUint32 adjustedDestPixR;
FAST_DIVIDE_BY_255(adjustedDestPixR, imageAlphaTimesDestPixR);
PRUint32 adjustedDestPixG;
FAST_DIVIDE_BY_255(adjustedDestPixG, imageAlphaTimesDestPixG);
PRUint32 adjustedDestPixB;
FAST_DIVIDE_BY_255(adjustedDestPixB, imageAlphaTimesDestPixB);
*d2 = MAKE16(destPixR + (((srcPixR - adjustedDestPixR)*opacity256) >> 8),
destPixG + (((srcPixG - adjustedDestPixG)*opacity256) >> 8),
destPixB + (((srcPixB - adjustedDestPixB)*opacity256) >> 8));
} else {
*d2 = MAKE16(destPixR + (((srcPixR - destPixR)*opacity256) >> 8),
destPixG + (((srcPixG - destPixG)*opacity256) >> 8),
destPixB + (((srcPixB - destPixB)*opacity256) >> 8));
}
}
d2++;
s2++;
ss2++;
}
aSImage += aSLSpan;
aDImage += aDLSpan;
aSecondSImage += aSLSpan;
}
}
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