/*
 * $Id: color.h,v 1.30 2007/01/27 21:40:42 sfeam Exp $
 */

/* GNUPLOT - color.h */

/* invert the gray for negative figure (default is positive) */

/*[
 *
 * Petr Mikulik, December 1998 -- June 1999
 * Copyright: open source as much as possible
 *
]*/


/*
In general, this file deals with colours, and in the current gnuplot
source layout it would correspond to structures and routines found in
driver.h, term.h and term.c.

Here we define structures which are required for the communication
of palettes between terminals and making palette routines.
*/

#ifndef COLOR_H
#define COLOR_H

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include "config.h"
#endif

/* Generalized pm3d-compatible color specifier
 * Supplements basic linetype choice */
typedef struct t_colorspec {
    int type;			/* TC_<type> definitions below */
    int lt;			/* used for TC_LT, TC_LINESTYLE and TC_RGB */
    double value;		/* used for TC_CB and TC_FRAC */
} t_colorspec;
#define	TC_DEFAULT	0	/* Use default color, set separately */
#define	TC_LT		1	/* Use the color of linetype <n> */
#define	TC_LINESTYLE	2	/* Use the color of line style <n> */
#define	TC_RGB		3	/* Explicit RGB triple provided by user */
#define	TC_CB		4	/* "palette cb <value>" */
#define	TC_FRAC		5	/* "palette frac <value> */
#define	TC_Z		6	/* "palette z" */

#define DEFAULT_COLORSPEC {TC_DEFAULT, 0, 0.0}

#ifdef EXTENDED_COLOR_SPECS
typedef struct {
    double gray;
    /* to be extended */
} colorspec_t;
#endif

/* EAM July 2004 - Disentangle polygon support and PM3D support  */
/* a point (with integer coordinates) for use in polygon drawing */
typedef struct {
    int x, y;
#ifdef EXTENDED_COLOR_SPECS
    double z;
    colorspec_t spec;
#endif
    int style;
} gpiPoint;

#include "gp_types.h"
#include "eval.h"

/*
 *    color modes
 */
typedef enum 
{
	SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_NIL  = -1,
	SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_NONE = '0',
	SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_GRAY = 'g',      /* grayscale only */
	SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_RGB = 'r',       /* one of several fixed transforms */
	SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_FUNCTIONS = 'f', /* user defined transforms */
	SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_GRADIENT = 'd'   /* interpolated table:
						  * explicitly defined or read from file */
} palette_color_mode;


/* Contains a colour in RGB scheme.
   Values of  r, g and b  are all in range [0;1] */
typedef struct {
    double r, g, b;
} rgb_color;

/* Contains a colour in RGB scheme.
   Values of  r, g and b  are uchars in range [0;255] */
typedef struct {
    unsigned char r, g, b;
} rgb255_color;


/* a point (with double coordinates) for use in polygon drawing */
typedef struct {
    double x, y, z;
} gpdPoint;


/* to build up gradients:  whether it is really red, green and blue or maybe
 * hue saturation and value in col depends on cmodel */
typedef struct {
  double pos;
  rgb_color col;
} gradient_struct;


/*
  inverting the colour for negative picture (default is positive picture)
  (for pm3d.positive)
*/
#define SMPAL_NEGATIVE  'n'
#define SMPAL_POSITIVE  'p'


/* Declaration of smooth palette, i.e. palette for smooth colours */

typedef struct 
{
	/** Constants: **/
	
	/* (Fixed) number of formulae implemented for gray index to RGB
	* mapping in color.c.  Usage: somewhere in `set' command to check
	* that each of the below-given formula R,G,B are lower than this
	* value. */
	int colorFormulae;
	
	/** Values that can be changed by `set' and shown by `show' commands: **/
	
	/* can be SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_GRAY or SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_RGB */
	palette_color_mode colorMode;
	/* mapping formulae for SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_RGB */
	int formulaR, formulaG, formulaB;
	char positive;		/* positive or negative figure */
	
				/* Now the variables that contain the discrete approximation of the
				* desired palette of smooth colours as created by make_palette in
				* pm3d.c.  This is then passed into terminal's make_palette, who
	* transforms this [0;1] into whatever it supports.  */
	
	/* Only this number of colour positions will be used even though
	* there are some more available in the discrete palette of the
	* terminal.  Useful for multiplot.  Max. number of colours is taken
	* if this value equals 0.  Unused by: PostScript */
	int use_maxcolors;
	/* Number of colours used for the discrete palette. Equals to the
	* result from term->make_palette(NULL), or restricted by
	* use_maxcolor.  Used by: pm, gif. Unused by: PostScript */
	int colors;
	/* Table of RGB triplets resulted from applying the formulae. Used
	* in the 2nd call to term->make_palette for a terminal with
	* discrete colours. Unused by PostScript which calculates them
	* analytically. */
	rgb_color *color;
	
	/** Variables used by some terminals **/
	
	/* Option unique for output to PostScript file.  By default,
	* ps_allcF=0 and only the 3 selected rgb color formulae are written
	* into the header preceding pm3d map in the file.  If ps_allcF is
	* non-zero, then print there all color formulae, so that it is easy
	* to play with choosing manually any color scheme in the PS file
	* (see the definition of "/g"). Like that you can get the
	* Rosenbrock multiplot figure on my gnuplot.html#pm3d demo page.
	* Note: this option is used by all terminals of the postscript
	* family, i.e. postscript, pslatex, epslatex, so it will not be
	* comfortable to move it to the particular .trm files. */
	char ps_allcF;
	
	/* These variables are used to define interpolated color palettes:
	* gradient is an array if (gray,color) pairs.  This array is
	* gradient_num entries big.
	* Interpolated tables are used if colorMode==SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_GRADIENT */
	int gradient_num;
	gradient_struct *gradient;
	
	/* the used color model: RGB, HSV, XYZ, etc. */
	int cmodel;
	
	/* Three mapping function for gray->RGB/HSV/XYZ/etc. mapping
	* used if colorMode == SMPAL_COLOR_MODE_FUNCTIONS */
	struct udft_entry Afunc;  /* R for RGB, H for HSV, C for CMY, ... */
	struct udft_entry Bfunc;  /* G for RGB, S for HSV, M for CMY, ... */
	struct udft_entry Cfunc;  /* B for RGB, V for HSV, Y for CMY, ... */
	
	/* gamma for gray scale palettes only */
	double gamma;
} t_sm_palette;



/* GLOBAL VARIABLES */

extern t_sm_palette sm_palette;

#ifdef EXTENDED_COLOR_SPECS
extern int supply_extended_color_specs;
#endif


/* ROUTINES */


void init_color (void);  /* call once to initialize variables */


/*
  Make the colour palette. Return 0 on success
  Put number of allocated colours into sm_palette.colors
*/
int make_palette (void);

void invalidate_palette (void);

/*
   Set the colour on the terminal
   Currently, each terminal takes care of remembering the current colour,
   so there is not much to do here---well, except for reversing the gray
   according to sm_palette.positive == SMPAL_POSITIVE or SMPAL_NEGATIVE
*/
void set_color ( double gray );
void set_rgbcolor ( int rgblt );

void ifilled_quadrangle (gpiPoint* icorners);

/*
   The routine above for 4 points explicitly
*/
#ifdef EXTENDED_COLOR_SPECS
void filled_quadrangle (gpdPoint *corners, gpiPoint* icorners);
#else
void filled_quadrangle (gpdPoint *corners);
#endif

/*
   Makes mapping from real 3D coordinates, passed as coords array,
   to 2D terminal coordinates, then draws filled polygon
*/
/* HBB 20010216: added 'GPHUGE' attribute */
void filled_polygon_3dcoords (int points, struct coordinate GPHUGE *coords);

/*
   Makes mapping from real 3D coordinates, passed as coords array, but at z coordinate
   fixed (base_z, for instance) to 2D terminal coordinates, then draws filled polygon
*/
void filled_polygon_3dcoords_zfixed (int points, struct coordinate GPHUGE *coords, double z);

/*
  Draw colour smooth box
*/
void draw_color_smooth_box (int plot_mode);


#endif /* COLOR_H */

/* eof color.h */
