[lttv.git] / ltt / branches / poly / lttv / modules / guiControlFlow / Drawing.h

#ifndef _DRAWING_H
#define _DRAWING_H

#include <glib.h>
#include <gdk/gdk.h>
#include <gtk/gtk.h>
#include <ltt/ltt.h>
#include "CFV.h"
#include "Draw_Item.h"

/* This part of the viewer does :
 * Draw horizontal lines, getting graphic context as arg.
 * Copy region of the screen into another.
 * Modify the boundaries to reflect a scale change. (resize)
 * Refresh the physical screen with the pixmap
 * A helper function is provided here to convert from time to process
 * identifier to pixels and the contrary (will be useful for mouse selection).
 * Insert an empty square in the drawing, moving the bottom part.
 *
 * Note: The last point is exactly why it would not be so easy to add the
 * vertical line functionnality as in the original version of LTT. In order
 * to do so, we should keep all processes in the list for the duration of
 * all the trace instead of dynamically adding and removing them when we
 * scroll. Another possibility is to redraw all the visible area when a new
 * process is added to the list. The second solution seems more appropriate
 * to me.
 * 
 *
 * The pixmap used has the width of the physical window, but the height
 * of the shown processes.
 */

typedef struct _Drawing_t Drawing_t;

struct _Drawing_t {
	GtkWidget	*Drawing_Area_V;
	GdkPixmap	*Pixmap;
	ControlFlowData	*Control_Flow_Data;

	gint 		height, width, depth;

};

Drawing_t *drawing_construct(ControlFlowData *Control_Flow_Data);
void drawing_destroy(Drawing_t *Drawing);

GtkWidget *drawing_get_widget(Drawing_t *Drawing);
	
//void Drawing_Refresh (	Drawing_t *Drawing,
//			guint x, guint y,
//			guint width, guint height);

void drawing_draw_line(	Drawing_t *Drawing,
			GdkPixmap *Pixmap,
			guint x1, guint y1,
			guint x2, guint y2,
			GdkGC *GC);

//void Drawing_copy( Drawing_t *Drawing,
//		guint xsrc, guint ysrc,
//		guint xdest, guint ydest,
//		guint width, guint height);

/* Insert a square corresponding to a new process in the list */
void drawing_insert_square(Drawing_t *Drawing,
				guint y,
				guint height);

/* Remove a square corresponding to a removed process in the list */
void drawing_remove_square(Drawing_t *Drawing,
				guint y,
				guint height);


//void Drawing_Resize(Drawing_t *Drawing, guint h, guint w);

void convert_pixels_to_time(
		gint width,
		guint x,
		LttTime *window_time_begin,
		LttTime *window_time_end,
		LttTime *time);

void convert_time_to_pixels(
		LttTime window_time_begin,
		LttTime window_time_end,
		LttTime time,
		gint width,
		guint *x);

#endif // _DRAWING_H
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	1	#ifndef _DRAWING_H
	2	#define _DRAWING_H
	3
	4	#include <glib.h>
	5	#include <gdk/gdk.h>
	6	#include <gtk/gtk.h>
	7	#include <ltt/ltt.h>
	8	#include "CFV.h"
	9	#include "Draw_Item.h"
	10
	11	/* This part of the viewer does :
	12	* Draw horizontal lines, getting graphic context as arg.
	13	* Copy region of the screen into another.
	14	* Modify the boundaries to reflect a scale change. (resize)
	15	* Refresh the physical screen with the pixmap
	16	* A helper function is provided here to convert from time to process
	17	* identifier to pixels and the contrary (will be useful for mouse selection).
	18	* Insert an empty square in the drawing, moving the bottom part.
	19	*
	20	* Note: The last point is exactly why it would not be so easy to add the
	21	* vertical line functionnality as in the original version of LTT. In order
	22	* to do so, we should keep all processes in the list for the duration of
	23	* all the trace instead of dynamically adding and removing them when we
	24	* scroll. Another possibility is to redraw all the visible area when a new
	25	* process is added to the list. The second solution seems more appropriate
	26	* to me.
	27	*
	28	*
	29	* The pixmap used has the width of the physical window, but the height
	30	* of the shown processes.
	31	*/
	32
	33	typedef struct _Drawing_t Drawing_t;
	34
	35	struct _Drawing_t {
	36	GtkWidget *Drawing_Area_V;
	37	GdkPixmap *Pixmap;
	38	ControlFlowData *Control_Flow_Data;
	39
	40	gint height, width, depth;
	41
	42	};
	43
	44	Drawing_t drawing_construct(ControlFlowData Control_Flow_Data);
	45	void drawing_destroy(Drawing_t *Drawing);
	46
	47	GtkWidget drawing_get_widget(Drawing_t Drawing);
	48
	49	//void Drawing_Refresh ( Drawing_t *Drawing,
	50	// guint x, guint y,
	51	// guint width, guint height);
	52
	53	void drawing_draw_line( Drawing_t *Drawing,
	54	GdkPixmap *Pixmap,
	55	guint x1, guint y1,
	56	guint x2, guint y2,
	57	GdkGC *GC);
	58
	59	//void Drawing_copy( Drawing_t *Drawing,
	60	// guint xsrc, guint ysrc,
	61	// guint xdest, guint ydest,
	62	// guint width, guint height);
	63
	64	/* Insert a square corresponding to a new process in the list */
	65	void drawing_insert_square(Drawing_t *Drawing,
	66	guint y,
	67	guint height);
	68
	69	/* Remove a square corresponding to a removed process in the list */
	70	void drawing_remove_square(Drawing_t *Drawing,
	71	guint y,
	72	guint height);
	73
	74
	75	//void Drawing_Resize(Drawing_t *Drawing, guint h, guint w);
	76
	77	void convert_pixels_to_time(
	78	gint width,
	79	guint x,
	80	LttTime *window_time_begin,
	81	LttTime *window_time_end,
	82	LttTime *time);
	83
	84	void convert_time_to_pixels(
	85	LttTime window_time_begin,
	86	LttTime window_time_end,
	87	LttTime time,
	88	gint width,
	89	guint *x);
	90
	91	#endif // _DRAWING_H