def composite_tile(self,
dst,
dst_has_alpha,
tx,
ty,
mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0,
mode=DEFAULT_COMBINE_MODE):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
Composite one tile of this surface over the array dst, modifying only dst.
"""
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
return self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
# Optimization: for some compositing modes, e.g. source-over, an empty
# source tile leaves the backdrop unchanged.
if self._SKIP_COMPOSITE_IF_EMPTY[mode]:
if (tx, ty) not in self.tiledict:
return
if opacity == 0:
return
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def composite_tile(self, dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty, mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0, mode=mypaintlib.CombineNormal,
*args, **kwargs):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
See lib.surface.TileCompositable for the parameters. This
implementation adds two further ones:
:param float opacity: opacity multiplier
:param int mode: mode to use when compositing
"""
if opacity == 0:
if mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationIn or mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationAtop:
if dst_has_alpha:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
else:
return
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
return
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
if src is transparent_tile.rgba:
if mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationIn or mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationAtop:
if dst_has_alpha:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
else:
return
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def composite_tile(self,
dst,
dst_has_alpha,
tx,
ty,
mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0,
mode=mypaintlib.CombineNormal,
*args,
**kwargs):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
See lib.surface.TileCompositable for the parameters. This
implementation adds two further ones:
:param float opacity: opacity multiplier
:param int mode: mode to use when compositing
"""
# Apply zero-alpha-source optimizations if possible.
# Sometimes this can be done without issuing a tile request.
if opacity == 0:
if dst_has_alpha:
if mode in lib.modes.MODES_CLEARING_BACKDROP_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
if mode not in lib.modes.MODES_EFFECTIVE_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
return
# Tile request needed, but may need to satisfy it from a deeper
# mipmap level.
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
return
# Tile request at the required level.
# Try optimizations again if we got the special marker tile
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
if src is transparent_tile.rgba:
if dst_has_alpha:
if mode in lib.modes.MODES_CLEARING_BACKDROP_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
if mode not in lib.modes.MODES_EFFECTIVE_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
return
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def composite_tile(self,
dst,
dst_has_alpha,
tx,
ty,
mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0,
mode=mypaintlib.CombineNormal):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
:param dst: target tile array (uint16, NxNx4, 15-bit scaled int)
:param dst_has_alpha: alpha channel in dst should be preserved
:param tx: tile X coordinate, in model tile space
:param ty: tile Y coordinate, in model tile space
:param mipmap_level: layer mipmap level to use
:param opacity: opacity multiplier
:param mode: mode to use when compositing
Composite one tile of this surface over the array dst,
modifying only dst.
"""
if opacity == 0:
if mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationIn:
if dst_has_alpha:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
else:
return
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
return
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
if src is transparent_tile.rgba:
if mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationIn:
if dst_has_alpha:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
else:
return
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def composite_tile(self, dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty, mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0, mode=DEFAULT_COMBINE_MODE):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
Composite one tile of this surface over the array dst, modifying only dst.
"""
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
return self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
# Optimization: for some compositing modes, e.g. source-over, an empty
# source tile leaves the backdrop unchanged.
if self._SKIP_COMPOSITE_IF_EMPTY[mode]:
if (tx, ty) not in self.tiledict:
return
if opacity == 0:
return
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def composite_tile(self, dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty, mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0, mode=mypaintlib.CombineNormal,
*args, **kwargs):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
See lib.surface.TileCompositable for the parameters. This
implementation adds two further ones:
:param float opacity: opacity multiplier
:param int mode: mode to use when compositing
"""
# Apply zero-alpha-source optimizations if possible.
# Sometimes this can be done without issuing a tile request.
if opacity == 0:
if dst_has_alpha:
if mode in lib.modes.MODES_CLEARING_BACKDROP_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
if mode not in lib.modes.MODES_EFFECTIVE_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
return
# Tile request needed, but may need to satisfy it from a deeper
# mipmap level.
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
return
# Tile request at the required level.
# Try optimizations again if we got the special marker tile
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
if src is transparent_tile.rgba:
if dst_has_alpha:
if mode in lib.modes.MODES_CLEARING_BACKDROP_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
if mode not in lib.modes.MODES_EFFECTIVE_AT_ZERO_ALPHA:
return
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def composite_tile(self, dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty, mipmap_level=0,
opacity=1.0, mode=mypaintlib.CombineNormal):
"""Composite one tile of this surface over a NumPy array.
:param dst: target tile array (uint16, NxNx4, 15-bit scaled int)
:param dst_has_alpha: alpha channel in dst should be preserved
:param tx: tile X coordinate, in model tile space
:param ty: tile Y coordinate, in model tile space
:param mipmap_level: layer mipmap level to use
:param opacity: opacity multiplier
:param mode: mode to use when compositing
Composite one tile of this surface over the array dst,
modifying only dst.
"""
if opacity == 0:
if mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationIn:
if dst_has_alpha:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
else:
return
if self.mipmap_level < mipmap_level:
self.mipmap.composite_tile(dst, dst_has_alpha, tx, ty,
mipmap_level, opacity, mode)
return
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src:
if src is transparent_tile.rgba:
if mode == mypaintlib.CombineDestinationIn:
if dst_has_alpha:
mypaintlib.tile_clear_rgba16(dst)
return
else:
return
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src, dst, dst_has_alpha, opacity)
def flood_fill(src, x, y, color, bbox, tolerance, dst):
"""Fills connected areas of one surface into another
:param src: Source surface-like object
:type src: Anything supporting readonly tile_request()
:param x: Starting point X coordinate
:param y: Starting point Y coordinate
:param color: an RGB color
:type color: tuple
:param bbox: Bounding box: limits the fill
:type bbox: lib.helpers.Rect or equivalent 4-tuple
:param tolerance: how much filled pixels are permitted to vary
:type tolerance: float [0.0, 1.0]
:param dst: Target surface
:type dst: lib.tiledsurface.MyPaintSurface
See also `lib.layer.Layer.flood_fill()`.
"""
# Color to fill with
fill_r, fill_g, fill_b = color
# Limits
tolerance = helpers.clamp(tolerance, 0.0, 1.0)
# Maximum area to fill: tile and in-tile pixel extents
bbx, bby, bbw, bbh = bbox
if bbh <= 0 or bbw <= 0:
return
bbbrx = bbx + bbw - 1
bbbry = bby + bbh - 1
min_tx = int(bbx // N)
min_ty = int(bby // N)
max_tx = int(bbbrx // N)
max_ty = int(bbbry // N)
min_px = int(bbx % N)
min_py = int(bby % N)
max_px = int(bbbrx % N)
max_py = int(bbbry % N)
# Tile and pixel addressing for the seed point
tx, ty = int(x // N), int(y // N)
px, py = int(x % N), int(y % N)
# Sample the pixel color there to obtain the target color
with src.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as start:
targ_r, targ_g, targ_b, targ_a = [int(c) for c in start[py][px]]
if targ_a == 0:
targ_r = 0
targ_g = 0
targ_b = 0
targ_a = 0
# Flood-fill loop
filled = {}
tileq = [
((tx, ty),
[(px, py)])
]
while len(tileq) > 0:
(tx, ty), seeds = tileq.pop(0)
# Bbox-derived limits
if tx > max_tx or ty > max_ty:
continue
if tx < min_tx or ty < min_ty:
continue
# Pixel limits within this tile...
min_x = 0
min_y = 0
max_x = N-1
max_y = N-1
# ... vary at the edges
if tx == min_tx:
min_x = min_px
if ty == min_ty:
min_y = min_py
if tx == max_tx:
max_x = max_px
if ty == max_ty:
max_y = max_py
# Flood-fill one tile
with src.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src_tile:
dst_tile = filled.get((tx, ty), None)
if dst_tile is None:
dst_tile = numpy.zeros((N, N, 4), 'uint16')
filled[(tx, ty)] = dst_tile
overflows = mypaintlib.tile_flood_fill(
src_tile, dst_tile, seeds,
targ_r, targ_g, targ_b, targ_a,
fill_r, fill_g, fill_b,
min_x, min_y, max_x, max_y,
tolerance
)
seeds_n, seeds_e, seeds_s, seeds_w = overflows
# Enqueue overflows in each cardinal direction
if seeds_n and ty > min_ty:
tpos = (tx, ty-1)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_n))
if seeds_w and tx > min_tx:
tpos = (tx-1, ty)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_w))
if seeds_s and ty < max_ty:
tpos = (tx, ty+1)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_s))
if seeds_e and tx < max_tx:
tpos = (tx+1, ty)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_e))
# Composite filled tiles into the destination surface
mode = mypaintlib.CombineNormal
for (tx, ty), src_tile in filled.iteritems():
with dst.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst_tile:
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src_tile, dst_tile, True, 1.0)
dst._mark_mipmap_dirty(tx, ty)
bbox = lib.surface.get_tiles_bbox(filled)
dst.notify_observers(*bbox)
def flood_fill(src, x, y, color, bbox, tolerance, dst):
"""Fills connected areas of one surface into another
:param src: Source surface-like object
:type src: Anything supporting readonly tile_request()
:param x: Starting point X coordinate
:param y: Starting point Y coordinate
:param color: an RGB color
:type color: tuple
:param bbox: Bounding box: limits the fill
:type bbox: lib.helpers.Rect or equivalent 4-tuple
:param tolerance: how much filled pixels are permitted to vary
:type tolerance: float [0.0, 1.0]
:param dst: Target surface
:type dst: lib.tiledsurface.MyPaintSurface
See also `lib.layer.Layer.flood_fill()`.
"""
# Color to fill with
fill_r, fill_g, fill_b = color
# Limits
tolerance = helpers.clamp(tolerance, 0.0, 1.0)
# Maximum area to fill: tile and in-tile pixel extents
bbx, bby, bbw, bbh = bbox
if bbh <= 0 or bbw <= 0:
return
bbbrx = bbx + bbw - 1
bbbry = bby + bbh - 1
min_tx = int(bbx // N)
min_ty = int(bby // N)
max_tx = int(bbbrx // N)
max_ty = int(bbbry // N)
min_px = int(bbx % N)
min_py = int(bby % N)
max_px = int(bbbrx % N)
max_py = int(bbbry % N)
# Tile and pixel addressing for the seed point
tx, ty = int(x // N), int(y // N)
px, py = int(x % N), int(y % N)
# Sample the pixel color there to obtain the target color
with src.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as start:
targ_r, targ_g, targ_b, targ_a = [int(c) for c in start[py][px]]
if targ_a == 0:
targ_r = 0
targ_g = 0
targ_b = 0
targ_a = 0
# Flood-fill loop
filled = {}
tileq = [((tx, ty), [(px, py)])]
while len(tileq) > 0:
(tx, ty), seeds = tileq.pop(0)
# Bbox-derived limits
if tx > max_tx or ty > max_ty:
continue
if tx < min_tx or ty < min_ty:
continue
# Pixel limits within this tile...
min_x = 0
min_y = 0
max_x = N - 1
max_y = N - 1
# ... vary at the edges
if tx == min_tx:
min_x = min_px
if ty == min_ty:
min_y = min_py
if tx == max_tx:
max_x = max_px
if ty == max_ty:
max_y = max_py
# Flood-fill one tile
with src.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=True) as src_tile:
dst_tile = filled.get((tx, ty), None)
if dst_tile is None:
dst_tile = numpy.zeros((N, N, 4), 'uint16')
filled[(tx, ty)] = dst_tile
overflows = mypaintlib.tile_flood_fill(src_tile, dst_tile, seeds,
targ_r, targ_g, targ_b,
targ_a, fill_r, fill_g,
fill_b, min_x, min_y, max_x,
max_y, tolerance)
seeds_n, seeds_e, seeds_s, seeds_w = overflows
# Enqueue overflows in each cardinal direction
if seeds_n and ty > min_ty:
tpos = (tx, ty - 1)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_n))
if seeds_w and tx > min_tx:
tpos = (tx - 1, ty)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_w))
if seeds_s and ty < max_ty:
tpos = (tx, ty + 1)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_s))
if seeds_e and tx < max_tx:
tpos = (tx + 1, ty)
tileq.append((tpos, seeds_e))
# Composite filled tiles into the destination surface
mode = mypaintlib.CombineNormal
for (tx, ty), src_tile in filled.iteritems():
with dst.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst_tile:
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, src_tile, dst_tile, True, 1.0)
dst._mark_mipmap_dirty(tx, ty)
bbox = lib.surface.get_tiles_bbox(filled)
dst.notify_observers(*bbox)
def cairo_request(self, x, y, w, h, mode=lib.modes.DEFAULT_MODE):
"""Get a Cairo context for a given area, then put back changes.
:param int x: Request area's X coordinate.
:param int y: Request area's Y coordinate.
:param int w: Request area's width.
:param int h: Request area's height.
:param mode: Combine mode for the put-back.
:rtype: contextlib.GeneratorContextManager
:returns: cairo.Context (via with-statement)
This context manager works by constructing and managing a
temporary 8bpp Cairo imagesurface and yielding up a Cairo
context that points at it. Call the method as part of a
with-statement:
>>> s = MyPaintSurface()
>>> n = TILE_SIZE
>>> assert n > 10
>>> with s.cairo_request(10, 10, n, n) as cr:
... cr.set_source_rgb(1, 0, 0)
... cr.rectangle(1, 1, n-2, n-2)
... cr.fill()
>>> list(sorted(s.tiledict.keys()))
[(0, 0), (0, 1), (1, 0), (1, 1)]
If the mode is specified, it must be a layer/surface combine
mode listed in `lib.modes.STACK_MODES`. In this case, The
temporary cairo ImageSurface object is initially completely
transparent, and anything you draw to it is composited back over
the surface using the mode you requested.
If you pass mode=None (or mode=lib.modes.PASS_THROUGH_MODE),
Cairo operates directly on the surface. This means that you can
use Cairo operators and primitives which erase tile data.
>>> import cairo
>>> with s.cairo_request(0, 0, n, n, mode=None) as cr:
... cr.set_operator(cairo.OPERATOR_CLEAR)
... cr.set_source_rgb(1, 1, 1)
... cr.paint()
>>> _ignored = s.remove_empty_tiles()
>>> list(sorted(s.tiledict.keys()))
[(0, 1), (1, 0), (1, 1)]
>>> with s.cairo_request(n-10, n-10, n+10, n+10, mode=None) as cr:
... cr.set_operator(cairo.OPERATOR_SOURCE)
... cr.set_source_rgba(0, 1, 0, 0)
... cr.paint()
>>> _ignored = s.remove_empty_tiles()
>>> list(sorted(s.tiledict.keys()))
[(0, 1), (1, 0)]
See also:
* lib.pixbufsurface.Surface.cairo_request()
* lib.layer.data.SimplePaintingMode.cairo_request()
"""
# Normalize and validate args
if mode is not None:
if mode == lib.modes.PASS_THROUGH_MODE:
mode = None
elif mode not in lib.modes.STANDARD_MODES:
raise ValueError(
"The 'mode' argument must be one of STANDARD_MODES, "
"or it must be either PASS_THROUGH_MODE or None."
)
x = int(x)
y = int(y)
w = int(w)
h = int(h)
if w <= 0 or h <= 0:
return # nothing to do
# Working pixbuf-surface
s = lib.pixbufsurface.Surface(x, y, w, h)
dirty_tiles = list(s.get_tiles())
# Populate it with an 8-bit downsampling of this surface's data
# if we're going to be "working directly"
if mode is None:
for tx, ty in dirty_tiles:
with s.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst:
self.blit_tile_into(dst, True, tx, ty)
# Collect changes from the invoker...
with s.cairo_request() as cr:
yield cr
# Blit or composite back the changed pixbuf
if mode is None:
for tx, ty in dirty_tiles:
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst:
s.blit_tile_into(dst, True, tx, ty)
else:
tmp = np.zeros((N, N, 4), 'uint16')
for tx, ty in dirty_tiles:
s.blit_tile_into(tmp, True, tx, ty)
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst:
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, tmp, dst, True, 1.0)
# Tell everyone about the changes
bbox = lib.surface.get_tiles_bbox(dirty_tiles)
self.notify_observers(*bbox)
def cairo_request(self, x, y, w, h, mode=lib.modes.DEFAULT_MODE):
"""Get a Cairo context for a given area, then put back changes.
:param int x: Request area's X coordinate.
:param int y: Request area's Y coordinate.
:param int w: Request area's width.
:param int h: Request area's height.
:param mode: Combine mode for the put-back.
:rtype: contextlib.GeneratorContextManager
:returns: cairo.Context (via with-statement)
This context manager works by constructing and managing a
temporary 8bpp Cairo imagesurface and yielding up a Cairo
context that points at it. Call the method as part of a
with-statement:
>>> s = MyPaintSurface()
>>> n = TILE_SIZE
>>> assert n > 10
>>> with s.cairo_request(10, 10, n, n) as cr:
... cr.set_source_rgb(1, 0, 0)
... cr.rectangle(1, 1, n-2, n-2)
... cr.fill()
>>> list(sorted(s.tiledict.keys()))
[(0, 0), (0, 1), (1, 0), (1, 1)]
If the mode is specified, it must be a layer/surface combine
mode listed in `lib.modes.STACK_MODES`. In this case, The
temporary cairo ImageSurface object is initially completely
transparent, and anything you draw to it is composited back over
the surface using the mode you requested.
If you pass mode=None (or mode=lib.modes.PASS_THROUGH_MODE),
Cairo operates directly on the surface. This means that you can
use Cairo operators and primitives which erase tile data.
>>> import cairo
>>> with s.cairo_request(0, 0, n, n, mode=None) as cr:
... cr.set_operator(cairo.OPERATOR_CLEAR)
... cr.set_source_rgb(1, 1, 1)
... cr.paint()
>>> s.remove_empty_tiles()
>>> list(sorted(s.tiledict.keys()))
[(0, 1), (1, 0), (1, 1)]
>>> with s.cairo_request(n-10, n-10, n+10, n+10, mode=None) as cr:
... cr.set_operator(cairo.OPERATOR_SOURCE)
... cr.set_source_rgba(0, 1, 0, 0)
... cr.paint()
>>> s.remove_empty_tiles()
>>> list(sorted(s.tiledict.keys()))
[(0, 1), (1, 0)]
See also:
* lib.pixbufsurface.Surface.cairo_request()
* lib.layer.data.SimplePaintingMode.cairo_request()
"""
# Normalize and validate args
if mode is not None:
if mode == lib.modes.PASS_THROUGH_MODE:
mode = None
elif mode not in lib.modes.STANDARD_MODES:
raise ValueError(
"The 'mode' argument must be one of STANDARD_MODES, "
"or it must be either PASS_THROUGH_MODE or None."
)
x = int(x)
y = int(y)
w = int(w)
h = int(h)
if w <= 0 or h <= 0:
return # nothing to do
# Working pixbuf-surface
s = lib.pixbufsurface.Surface(x, y, w, h)
dirty_tiles = list(s.get_tiles())
# Populate it with an 8-bit downsampling of this surface's data
# if we're going to be "working directly"
if mode is None:
for tx, ty in dirty_tiles:
with s.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst:
self.blit_tile_into(dst, True, tx, ty)
# Collect changes from the invoker...
with s.cairo_request() as cr:
yield cr
# Blit or composite back the changed pixbuf
if mode is None:
for tx, ty in dirty_tiles:
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst:
s.blit_tile_into(dst, True, tx, ty)
else:
tmp = np.zeros((N, N, 4), 'uint16')
for tx, ty in dirty_tiles:
s.blit_tile_into(tmp, True, tx, ty)
with self.tile_request(tx, ty, readonly=False) as dst:
mypaintlib.tile_combine(mode, tmp, dst, True, 1.0)
# Tell everyone about the changes
bbox = lib.surface.get_tiles_bbox(dirty_tiles)
self.notify_observers(*bbox)
