render_settings.cpp

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#include <render_settings.h>
 
using namespace KIGFX;
 
 
RENDER_SETTINGS::RENDER_SETTINGS() :
        m_highlightNetcodes(),
        m_drawBoundingBoxes( false ),
        m_dashLengthRatio( 12 ), // From ISO 128-2
        m_gapLengthRatio( 3 ),   // From ISO 128-2
        m_printDC( nullptr )
{
    // Set the default initial values
    m_activeLayer           = F_Cu;
    m_highlightFactor       = 0.5f;
    m_selectFactor          = 0.5f;
    m_highlightEnabled      = false;
    m_hiContrastEnabled     = false;
    m_hiContrastFactor      = 0.2f;
    m_outlineWidth          = 1;
    m_drawingSheetLineWidth = 100000;
    m_defaultPenWidth       = 0;
    m_minPenWidth           = 0;
    m_isPrinting            = false;
    m_printBlackAndWite     = false;
}
 
 
RENDER_SETTINGS::~RENDER_SETTINGS()
{
}
 
 
#if 0
constexpr double correction = 0.8;  // Looks best visually
#else
constexpr double correction = 1.0;  // Matches ISO 128-2, but can creates issues on GTK and MSW:
                                    // "dots" are not always visible depending on the zoom level
                                    // because they create 0 lenght lines
                                    // So they will drawn as segments, even with correction = 1.0
#endif
 
 
double RENDER_SETTINGS::GetDashLength( int aLineWidth ) const
{
    return std::max( m_dashLengthRatio - correction, 1.0 ) * aLineWidth;
}
 
 
double RENDER_SETTINGS::GetDotLength( int aLineWidth ) const
{
    // The minimal length scale is arbitrary set to 0.2 after trials
    // 0 lenght can create drawing issues
    return std::max( ( 1.0 - correction ), 0.2 ) * aLineWidth;
}
 
 
double RENDER_SETTINGS::GetGapLength( int aLineWidth ) const
{
    return std::max( m_gapLengthRatio + correction, 1.0 ) * aLineWidth;
}
 
 
void RENDER_SETTINGS::update()
{
    // Calculate darkened/highlighted variants of layer colors
    for( int i = 0; i < LAYER_ID_COUNT; i++ )
    {
        m_hiContrastColor[i] = m_layerColors[i].Mix( m_layerColors[LAYER_PCB_BACKGROUND],
                                                     m_hiContrastFactor );
 
        m_layerColorsHi[i]   = m_layerColors[i].Brightened( m_highlightFactor );
        m_layerColorsDark[i] = m_layerColors[i].Darkened( 1.0 - m_highlightFactor );
 
        // Skip selection brightening for things close to black, and netname text
        if( IsNetnameLayer( i ) || m_layerColors[i].GetBrightness() < 0.05 )
        {
            m_layerColorsSel[i] = m_layerColors[i];
            continue;
        }
 
        // Linear brightening doesn't work well for colors near white
        double factor = ( m_selectFactor * 0.5 ) + pow( m_layerColors[i].GetBrightness(), 3 );
        factor = std::min( 1.0, factor );
 
        m_layerColorsSel[i] = m_layerColors[i].Brightened( factor );
 
        // If we are maxed out on brightening as a highlight, fallback to darkening but keep
        // the blue that acts as a "glowing" color
        if( std::fabs( m_layerColorsSel[i].GetBrightness() - m_layerColors[i].GetBrightness() )
                < 0.05 )
        {
            m_layerColorsSel[i] = m_layerColors[i].Darkened( m_selectFactor * 0.4 );
            m_layerColorsSel[i].b = m_layerColors[i].b * ( 1.0 - factor ) + factor;
        }
 
    }
}