common/rfb/TransImageGetter.h

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//
// TransImageGetter - class to perform translation between pixel formats,
// implementing the ImageGetter interface.
//

#ifndef __RFB_TRANSIMAGEGETTER_H__
#define __RFB_TRANSIMAGEGETTER_H__

#include <rfb/Rect.h>
#include <rfb/PixelFormat.h>
#include <rfb/PixelTransformer.h>
#include <rfb/ImageGetter.h>

namespace rfb {

  class SMsgWriter;
  class ColourMap;
  class PixelBuffer;
  class ColourCube;

  class TransImageGetter : public ImageGetter,
                           public PixelTransformer {
  public:

    TransImageGetter(bool econ=false);
    virtual ~TransImageGetter();

    // init() is called to initialise the translation tables.  The PixelBuffer
    // argument gives the source data and format details, outPF gives the
    // client's pixel format.  If the client has a colour map, then the writer
    // argument is used to send a SetColourMapEntries message to the client.

    void init(PixelBuffer* pb, const PixelFormat& outPF, SMsgWriter* writer=0,
              ColourCube* cube=0);

    // setColourMapEntries() is called when the PixelBuffer has a colour map
    // which has changed.  firstColour and nColours specify which part of the
    // colour map has changed.  If nColours is 0, this means the rest of the
    // colour map.  The PixelBuffer previously passed to init() must have a
    // valid ColourMap object.  If the client also has a colour map, then the
    // writer argument is used to send a SetColourMapEntries message to the
    // client.  If the client is true colour then instead we update the
    // internal translation table - in this case the caller should also make
    // sure that the client receives an update of the relevant parts of the
    // framebuffer (the simplest thing to do is just update the whole
    // framebuffer, though it is possible to be smarter than this).

    void setColourMapEntries(int firstColour, int nColours);

    // getImage() gets the given rectangle of data from the PixelBuffer,
    // translates it into the client's pixel format and puts it in the buffer
    // pointed to by the outPtr argument.  The optional outStride argument can
    // be used where padding is required between the output scanlines (the
    // padding will be outStride-r.width() pixels).
    void getImage(void* outPtr, const Rect& r, int outStride=0);

    rdr::U8 *getPixelsRW(const Rect &r, int *stride);

    // setPixelBuffer() changes the pixel buffer to be used.  The new pixel
    // buffer MUST have the same pixel format as the old one - if not you
    // should call init() instead.
    void setPixelBuffer(PixelBuffer* pb_) { pb = pb_; }

    PixelBuffer *getPixelBuffer(void) { return pb; }

    // setOffset() sets an offset which is subtracted from the coordinates of
    // the rectangle given to getImage().
    void setOffset(const Point& offset_) { offset = offset_; }

  private:
    static void cmCallback(int firstColour, int nColours,
                           ColourMap* cm, void* data);

  private:
    bool economic;
    PixelBuffer* pb;
    PixelFormat outPF;
    SMsgWriter* writer;
    rdr::U8* table;
    transFnType transFn;
    ColourCube* cube;
    Point offset;
  };
}
#endif