class DocIterator;
class Inset;
+/**
+ * FIXME: Change Row object to operate only on integers and not doubles.
+ *
+ * This use of double is only useful to distribute the extra
+ * horizontal space between separators in justified text. If we do
+ * integer arithmetic, then it is possible to have two groups of
+ * separators, with size s or s+1. Then strings can be drawn without
+ * cutting at separators in justfied text, as it is done in
+ * non-justified text. This will improve performance.
+ */
+
+
/**
* An on-screen row of text. A paragraph is broken into a RowList for
* display. Each Row contains a tokenized description of the contents
: type(t), pos(p), endpos(p + 1), inset(0),
extra(0), font(f), change(ch), final(false) {}
- // returns total width of element, including separator overhead
+ // Return total width of element, including separator overhead
double width() const { return dim.wid + extra; };
- // returns position in pixels (from the left) of position
- // \param i in the row element
+ /** Return position in pixels (from the left) of position
+ * \param i in the row element.
+ */
double pos2x(pos_type const i) const;
-
- // Return character position that is the closest to
- // pixel position \param x. The value \param x is
- // rounded to the actual pixel position.
+ /** Return character position that is the closest to
+ * pixel position \param x. The value \param x is
+ * adjusted to the actual pixel position.
+ */
pos_type x2pos(double &x) const;
+ /** Break the element if possible, so that its width is
+ * less then \param w. Returns true on success.
+ */
+ bool breakAt(double w);
+
+ // Returns the position on left side of the element.
+ pos_type left_pos() const;
+ // Returns the position on right side of the element.
+ pos_type right_pos() const;
// The kind of row element
Type type;
DocIterator const & end) const;
///
- void pos(pos_type p);
+ void pos(pos_type p) { pos_ = p; }
///
pos_type pos() const { return pos_; }
///
- void endpos(pos_type p);
+ void endpos(pos_type p) { end_ = p; }
///
pos_type endpos() const { return end_; }
+ ///
+ void right_boundary(bool b) { right_boundary_ = b; }
+ ///
+ bool right_boundary() const { return right_boundary_; }
+
///
Dimension const & dimension() const { return dim_; }
///
Dimension & dimension() { return dim_; }
///
int height() const { return dim_.height(); }
- ///
+ /// The width of the row, including the left margin, but not the right one.
int width() const { return dim_.wid; }
///
int ascent() const { return dim_.asc; }
///
bool empty() const { return elements_.empty(); }
///
+ Element & front() { return elements_.front(); }
+ ///
+ Element const & front() const { return elements_.front(); }
+ ///
Element & back() { return elements_.back(); }
///
Element const & back() const { return elements_.back(); }
/// remove all row elements
void clear() { elements_.clear(); }
/**
- * remove all elements after last separator and update endpos
- * if necessary.
- * \param keep is the minimum amount of text to keep.
+ * if row width is too large, remove all elements after last
+ * separator and update endpos if necessary. If all that
+ * remains is a large word, cut it to \param width.
+ * \param body_pos minimum amount of text to keep.
+ * \param width maximum width of the row
*/
- void separate_back(pos_type keep);
+ void shortenIfNeeded(pos_type const body_pos, int const width);
/**
* If last element of the row is a string, compute its width
void finalizeLast();
/**
- * Find sequences of RtL elements and reverse them.
+ * Find sequences of right-to-left elements and reverse them.
* This should be called once the row is completely built.
*/
- void reverseRtL();
+ void reverseRTL(bool rtl_par);
friend std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Row const & row);
pos_type pos_;
/// one behind last pos covered by this row
pos_type end_;
+ // Is there is a boundary at the end of the row (display inset...)
+ bool right_boundary_;
/// Row dimension.
Dimension dim_;
};