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From: calder@uluru.stanford.edu (Paul Calder)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.interviews
Subject: Re: figures in doc
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Date: 10 May 91 18:57:48 GMT
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In-Reply-To: garry@alice.att.com's message of 9 May 91 17:51:45 GMT

Garry Hodgson reports ...

    However, I cannot seem to get the figures
    within a [doc] document to print.

(This patch is archived as 3.0-fixes/fix5 on interviews.stanford.edu)

Printing is broken for tranformed glyphs.  The problem lies with
damage checking in Printer.  Briefly, printer uses the Canvas damage
check, which in turn uses the Canvas transformation matrix.  But
Printer does not propagate transformation changes through to Canvas.
The upshot is that transformed glyphs use incorrect transformations
for damage checks when printing.

    Apply with ``patch -p -N < fix5'' at the top of the source tree.

================
*** iv/src/lib/InterViews/printer.c.orig    Mon Apr 15 10:52:49 1991
--- iv/src/lib/InterViews/printer.c         Tue Apr 23 15:18:16 1991
***************
*** 193,198 ****
--- 193,199 ----
  }

  void Printer::push_transform() {
+     Canvas::push_transform();
      PrinterRep* p = rep_;
      flush();
      int depth = p->info_->count();
***************
*** 207,215 ****
--- 208,218 ----
      int depth = p->info_->count();
      p->info_->remove(depth - 1);
      *p->out_ << "grestore\n";
+     Canvas::pop_transform();
  }

  void Printer::transform(Transformer& t) {
+     Canvas::transform(t);
      PrinterRep* p = rep_;
      flush();
      float a00, a01, a10, a11, a20, a21;
***************
*** 219,235 ****
      *p->out_ << " " << a20 << " " << a21 << "] concat\n";
  }

- /*
-  * The current transform push/pop just saves and restores state,
-  * so we can use it for clipping as well.
-  */
-
  void Printer::push_clipping() {
!     push_transform();
  }

  void Printer::pop_clipping() {
!     pop_transform();
  }

  void Printer::new_path() {
--- 222,242 ----
      *p->out_ << " " << a20 << " " << a21 << "] concat\n";
  }

  void Printer::push_clipping() {
!     PrinterRep* p = rep_;
!     flush();
!     int depth = p->info_->count();
!     PrinterInfo info = p->info_->item(depth - 1);
!     p->info_->insert(depth, info);
!     *p->out_ << "gsave\n";
  }

  void Printer::pop_clipping() {
!     PrinterRep* p = rep_;
!     flush();
!     int depth = p->info_->count();
!     p->info_->remove(depth - 1);
!     *p->out_ << "grestore\n";
  }

  void Printer::new_path() {

--
Paul Calder
Computer Systems Lab
Stanford University
calder@lurch.stanford.edu