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+// -*- C++ -*-
+//
+// Class: documentPage
+//
+// Widget for displaying TeX DVI files.
+// Part of KDVI- A previewer for TeX DVI files.
+//
+// (C) 2004-2005 Stefan Kebekus. Distributed under the GPL.
+
+
+#ifndef _rendereddocumentpage_h_
+#define _rendereddocumentpage_h_
+
+#include "pageNumber.h"
+
+#include <qobject.h>
+#include <qstring.h>
+#include <qvaluevector.h>
+
+class Hyperlink;
+class QPainter;
+class QRect;
+class QRegion;
+class TextBox;
+class TextSelection;
+
+/** @short Represents a page in a document, contains the page's graphical
+    representation and resolution-dependent information.
+
+    This abstract class represents a page in a document. Its
+    implementations contain graphical representations of document pages,
+    and resolution-dependent information. The most important members are
+
+    - the page number
+
+    - a vector that contains hyperlinks
+
+    - a vector for source hyperlinks; this vector is currently used by
+      KDVI only, and is therefore not documented much here.
+
+    - a vector that contains the document text together with
+    information about the position of the text on the page. This
+    information is used in kviewshell e.g. for selecting text with the
+    mouse or for the "export as text..." functionality
+
+    - the implementations of the documentPage will also contain a
+    QPaintDevice, onto which the graphical representation of the page
+    is rendered. This could for instance be a QPixmap, if the page is
+    to be displayed on a computer screen, or a QPrinter for printing.
+
+    The kviewshell program uses the documentPage class in the
+    following manner: first, it is constructed, the page number is
+    invalid. The page number is then set to a reasonable value using
+    the setPageNumber() method. After this, the
+    documentRenderer.drawPage() method of an implementation of the
+    documentRenderer is used to render a graphical representation into
+    the QPaintDevice at a given resolution, and to fill the
+    (source-)hyperlink and text vectors, which are also
+    resolution-dependent. After the data has been used, the
+    documentPage is clear()ed, perhaps a new page number set, and
+    documentRenderer.drawPage() is used again.
+
+    @author Stefan Kebekus <kebekus@kde.org>
+    @version 1.0.0
+*/
+
+class RenderedDocumentPage : public QObject
+{
+  Q_OBJECT
+
+ public:
+  /** \brief Default constructor
+
+  The default constructor constructs a RenderedDocumentPage whose pageNumber
+  is invalid. It sets the member 'isEmpty' to 'true'.
+  */
+  RenderedDocumentPage();
+
+  virtual ~RenderedDocumentPage();
+
+  /** \brief Set page number
+
+  This method sets the number of the page that this instance
+  represents. A value of '0' means that this class does not represent
+  any page ('invalid page'). This method also calls clear().
+  */
+  void setPageNumber(const PageNumber& pagenr);
+
+  /** \brief Get page number
+
+  @returns The number of the page that this instance represents.
+  */
+  PageNumber getPageNumber() const {return pageNr;}
+
+  /** \brief Get paint device
+
+  This method is used for instance by the documentRenderer.drawPage()
+  method to draw on the page. It returns a pointer to a QPainter (in
+  most implementation a painter on either a QPixmap, or a
+  QPrinter). The pointer returned points to an active QPainter and is
+  valid as long as *this RenderedDocumentPage exists. The pointer
+  returned must not be deleted nor should QPainter::end() be
+  called. Instead, the method returnPainter() must be called as soon
+  as drawing is finished.
+
+  In short, to draw on a renderedDocumentPage, you do the following:
+  @code
+  RenderedDocumentPage rdp;
+
+  QPainter *paint = rdp.getPainter()
+  if (paint != 0) {
+  
+    <Do some painting, don't call paint->end() >
+  
+    rdp.returnPainter(paint);
+  }
+  @endcode
+
+  @warning Before the pointer has been returned by the returnPainter()
+  method, all subsequent calls to getPainter() will return undefined
+  results. Do not delete a renderedDocumentPage when you still hold a
+  pointer. Call returnPainter() first.
+
+  @returns A pointer to a QPainter (in most implementation a painter
+  on either a QPixmap, or a QPrinter), or NULL, if painting is not
+  possible. The QPainter object is owned by the RenderedDocumentPage.
+  */
+  virtual QPainter *getPainter() = 0;
+
+  
+  /** \brief Returns a pointer to the paint device.
+
+  See the documentation to the getPainter() method for an explanation
+
+  @see getPainter
+  
+  @warning Returning a pointer twice, or returning arbitrary pointers
+  will lead to a segfault.
+
+  @param pt a pointer to a QPainter, as returned by the getPainter()
+  method
+  */
+  virtual void returnPainter(QPainter *pt) = 0;
+  
+  /** \brief Returns the size of the page in pixel. */
+  virtual QSize size() = 0;
+
+  /** \brief Returns the width of the page in pixel.
+
+  @warning If you are implementing DocumentRenderer::drawPage(), it
+  may be tempting to compute the image size in pixel, using
+  page->height() and page->width(). DON'T DO THAT. KViewShell uses
+  transformations e.g. to rotate the page, and sets the argument
+  'resolution' accordingly; these changes are not reflected in
+  page->height() and page->width(). Similar problems occur if
+  KViewShell required a shrunken version of the page, e.g. to print
+  multiple pages on one sheet of paper. See the documentation of
+  DocumentRenderer::drawPage() to learn how to compute the sizes
+  properly.
+  */
+  virtual int width() {return size().width(); }
+
+  /** \brief Returns the height of the page in pixel. 
+
+  @warning If you are implementing DocumentRenderer::drawPage(), it
+  may be tempting to compute the image size in pixel, using
+  page->height() and page->width(). DON'T DO THAT. KViewShell uses
+  transformations e.g. to rotate the page, and sets the argument
+  'resolution' accordingly; these changes are not reflected in
+  page->height() and page->width(). Similar problems occur if
+  KViewShell required a shrunken version of the page, e.g. to print
+  multiple pages on one sheet of paper. See the documentation of
+  DocumentRenderer::drawPage() to learn how to compute the sizes
+  properly.
+  */
+  virtual int height() {return size().height(); }
+
+  /** \brief Text contained in the document page
+      
+  This vector contains the document text together with information
+  about the position of the text on the page. This information is
+  generated by the documentRenderer.drawPage() method. It is used in
+  kviewshell e.g. for selecting text with the mouse or for the "export
+  as text..." functionality.
+  */
+  QValueVector<TextBox> textBoxList;
+
+  /** \brief Calculates the text selected by the given rectangle. */
+  TextSelection select(const QRect&);
+
+  /** \brief Selects the character which lies at the given point. */
+  TextSelection select(const QPoint&);
+
+  QRegion selectedRegion(const TextSelection& selection);
+
+  /** Finds the first occurence of str starting by the current index.
+  If the text is found a corresponding TextSelection is returned.
+  If the text is not found a empty selection is returned. */
+  TextSelection find(const QString& str, int index = 0, bool caseSensitive = true);
+
+  /** Finds the first occurence of str starting by the current index searching backwards.
+  If the text is found a corresponding TextSelection is returned.
+  If the text is not found a empty selection is returned.
+  If index < 0 start the search at the end of the page. */
+  TextSelection findRev(const QString& str, int index = 0, bool cs = true);
+
+  /** \brief Hyperlinks on the document page
+
+  This vector contains the hyperlinks that appear on the page. This
+  information is generated by the documentRenderer.drawPage()
+  method. It is used in kviewshell so users can use the mouse to
+  navigate in the document through hyperlinks.
+  */
+  QValueVector<Hyperlink> hyperLinkList;
+
+  // set to 'false' in the constructor, set to 'true' by the renderer,
+  // if something really has been rendered
+  bool isEmpty;
+
+  /** \brief Clears the data structures
+      
+  Clears the contents of the class, but leaves pageNumber intact. For
+  performance reasons, it does not free the memory for the
+  QValueVectors so that lengthy re-allocations won't be necessary
+  later.
+  */
+  virtual void clear();
+  
+ private:
+  /** \brief Page number
+
+  Number of the page that this instance represents a value of '0'
+  means that this class does not represent any page.
+  */
+  PageNumber  pageNr;
+
+  QString pageText;
+};
+
+
+#endif