centreline_rect_item.cpp

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#include <preview_items/centreline_rect_item.h>
#include <preview_items/two_point_geom_manager.h>
#include <gal/graphics_abstraction_layer.h>
#include <view/view.h>

using namespace KIGFX::PREVIEW;

static SHAPE_POLY_SET getRectangleAlongCentreLine( const VECTOR2D& aClStart,
                                                   const VECTOR2D& aClEnd, double aAspect )
{
    SHAPE_POLY_SET poly;
    poly.NewOutline();

    /*
     * The point layout of the rectangle goes like this,
     * but start/end don't have to be horz/vert
     *
     *  0 ---------------- 1 -----
     *  |                  |     ^
     *  s--------cl------->e   |cl|/aspect
     *  |                  |     v
     *  3----------------- 2 -----
     */

    // vector down the centre line of the rectangle
    VECTOR2D cl   = aClEnd - aClStart;

    // don't allow degenerate polygons
    if( cl.x == 0 && cl.y == 0 )
        cl.x = 1.0;

    // the "side" of the rectangle is the centre line rotated by 90 deg
    // and scaled by the aspect ratio
    VECTOR2D side = cl.Rotate( M_PI / 2.0 ) * aAspect;

    VECTOR2D pt = aClStart + ( side / 2.0 );
    poly.Append( pt );

    pt += cl;
    poly.Append( pt );

    pt -= side;
    poly.Append( pt );

    pt -= cl;
    poly.Append( pt );

    return poly;
}


CENTRELINE_RECT_ITEM::CENTRELINE_RECT_ITEM( const TWO_POINT_GEOMETRY_MANAGER& aGeomMgr,
                                            double aAspect ) :
        m_geomMgr( aGeomMgr ),
        m_aspect( aAspect )
{
}


SHAPE_POLY_SET CENTRELINE_RECT_ITEM::getOutline() const
{
    return getRectangleAlongCentreLine( m_geomMgr.GetOrigin(), m_geomMgr.GetEnd(), m_aspect );
}


const BOX2I CENTRELINE_RECT_ITEM::ViewBBox() const
{
    return getOutline().BBox();
}


void CENTRELINE_RECT_ITEM::drawPreviewShape( KIGFX::VIEW* aView ) const
{
    KIGFX::GAL& gal = *aView->GetGAL();

    gal.DrawLine( m_geomMgr.GetOrigin(), m_geomMgr.GetEnd() );
    gal.DrawPolygon( getOutline() );
}