X.EXE's virtual keyboard.

From:
=?UTF-8?Q?Jeff=E2=98 Relf?= <Jeff_Relf@Yahoo.COM>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.ide_general
Date:
4 Jul 2007 15:35:06 GMT
Message-ID:
<Jeff_Relf_2007_Jul_4__8_35_AD@Cotse.NET>
Regarding the ExtTextOut() example I showed,
quoting from " www.Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.CPP "
( X.EXE's settings are at: " www.Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.TXT "
  X.EXE is at: " www.Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/X.CPP " )...

I've changed that code quite a bit,
here are some highlights from it... The output looks like:
" www.Cotse.NET/users/jeffrelf/MinCho.PNG ".

if ( Eq ( Tb_Hit->Handler, L"UTF" ) ) {
  // X.EXE's UTF button was hit,
  // so give us a selection of glyphs ( i.e. a virtual keyboard ):
  Log ( Begin_Log ); Dump = 1 ; int Chars = 0 ;
  wchar_t Line[ 100 ], Bl[ 8 ], Init[ 8 ], Show [] = {
    // Display these character ranges,
    // covering 1.3 thousand glyphs.
    // ( out of the million or so possible glyphs )
    Lowest_Ascii + 1, Highest_Ascii
  , L'??', L'??', L'??',L'??', L'??',L'??', L'???', L'???'
  , L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???'
  , L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???', L'???' };
  LnP S = Show - 1 ;
  Loop( sizeof Show / 2 / Sz_Char ) {
    wchar_t est = * ++ S, EST = * ++ S ;
    int Sz_Bl, Blanks = 0, BoSeg = 1
    , EoSeg = 0, Col, ColsCh ; LnP P = Line - 1 ;
    if ( ! J ) Col = * Init = 0 ;
         // Put the UTF- hex number into Init,
         // with control characters to color it:
    else Col = -2 + Str( Init, L"%c%x%c ", Ch_New, est, Ch_Default );
    // Display a rang of glyphs, from low-est to high-EST:
    Loop( EST - est + 1 ) { ColsCh = _Gy( Ch = J + est )->ColsCh ;
      // Toss ( and report on ) the glyphs that won't cache:
      if ( ! ColsCh ) { Blanks ++ ; continue ; } Chars ++ ;
      if ( ! Blanks ) Sz_Bl = * Bl = 0 ;
      else Sz_Bl = Str( Bl, L" %d", Blanks ), Blanks = 0 ;
      if ( ( Col += 1 + ColsCh + Sz_Bl ) < Col_Me ) {
        // Insert a glyph ( and, maybe, a report ) into the line:
        IncLin: if ( Sz_Bl ) Sz_Bl = 0, P += -1 + Str( ++ P, Bl );
        * ++ P = Ch ; * ++ P = 32 ; continue ; }
      // Display the line ( Init might have the UTF- hex number ):
      EoSeg: * ++ P = 0 ; CPU_100( 0 );
      Sh(L"%s%s", Init, Line ); if ( BoSeg ) * Init = 0 ;
      Col = ColsCh + Sz_Bl, P = Line - 1 ; goto IncLin ; }
    // Draw the last line of glyphs:
    if ( ! EoSeg ) { EoSeg = 1 ; goto EoSeg ; } }
  Sh(L"%s Chars", Prn( Chars ) ), Dump = 0 ;
  Log ( End_Log ); goto Next_Event ; }
           .................
  #define Okay \
    ( rv >= 0 || rv == DDERR_WASSTILLDRAWING || rv == DDERR_SURFACELOST )
int Chk( int rv ) { if ( Okay ) return rv ;
  LnP Err = LnP( DXGetErrorString8( rv ) );
  return rv ;
  // Note, the DDERR_CANTCREATEDC error happens
  // when one attempts to create more than 20 thousand or so
  // DirectDraw 7 surfaces... On Windows XP,
  // _ All _ running programs together can't exceed this limit.
}

void Fast_Paint ( _SurT Sur_From, RECT FromR, RECT ToR ) {
  if( ! Sur_From ) return; int X = ToR.left, Y = ToR.top;
  long * P = Lng ToR - 1, * V = Lng Rec_Me;
  Loop( 4 ) { int X= J & 1;
  * P = Bound( * ++P, V[ X ? 1 : 0 ], V[ X ? 3 : 2 ]); }
  P= Lng ToR; int W= P[2]-P[0], H= P[3]-P[1]; if( !W|| !H) return;
  P= Lng FromR; if(X< 0) P[0]= P[2]- W; else P[2]= P[0]+ W;
  if(Y< 0) P[1]= P[3]- H; else P[3]= P[1]+ H;
  // BltFast() barfs if either the source or destination rectangles
  // are out of bounds... " pois ?? ".
  Chk( Sur_Draw->BltFast(
    ToR.left, ToR.top, Sur_From, & FromR
  , Sur_From != Cursor ? 0 : DDBLTFAST_SRCCOLORKEY ) ); }

  _SurT ChFont( GyP P, const ulong * Hue );
  const int Lowest_Ascii = 32, Highest_Ascii = 126 ;
GyP _Gy( wchar_t Ch ) { GyP P ; int Greater_Ch = 0 ;
  if ( Ch >= Lowest_Ascii && Ch <= Highest_Ascii )
    return Gy.BB [ Ch - Lowest_Ascii ];
  GyA
     BB = Gy.BB + ( Highest_Ascii - Lowest_Ascii + 1 )
   , EE = Gy.PP + 1, PP = BB ;
  // Look up the character, using this binary searh:
  LOOP { PP = BB + ( EE - BB ) / 2 ;
    if ( PP == Gy.PP + 1 ) { Greater_Ch = 0 ; break ; }
    P = * PP ; Greater_Ch = Ch - P->Ch ;
    if ( ! Greater_Ch ) return P ;
    if ( Greater_Ch > 0 ) { if ( PP >= EE ) break ; BB = PP + 1 ; }
    else { if ( PP <= BB ) break ; EE = PP - 1 ; } }
  // Not found... insert it into the sorted list.
  int _PP = PP - Gy.BB ; Inc( Gy );
  EE = Gy.PP + 1, PP = Gy.BB + _PP ; int After = EE - PP - 1 ;
  if ( Greater_Ch > 0 ) PP ++, -- After ;
  if ( After > 0 ) memmove( PP + 1, PP, After * Sz_Ptr );
  * PP = P = ( GyP ) Malloc ( sizeof * P ) ;
  P->Ch = Ch, P->ColsCh = 1 ;
  // Try to cache the glyph, using the default color:
  ChFont( P, Is_Digit( Ch ) ? & Hues.Num_Color : & Hues.Default_Color );
  return P ; }

NewSur( _SurT & Sur, int W, int H ) {
  Z.dwWidth = W , Z.dwHeight = H , Z.ddsCaps.dwCaps = DDSCAPS_TEXTURE ;
  Chk( Direct_Draw->CreateSurface( & Z, & Sur, 0 ) ); }

  int I_Font = -1, W_, H_ ;
  int Dump, C_I, MaxCol = 100 ; const int Max_W = 2 ;
  #define NewFont \
    I_Font = -1, NewSur( Font, MaxCol * W_, H_ );
_SurT ChFont( GyP P, const ulong * Hue ) {
  CharSurT & C = P->CharSur [ Hue - ( ulong * ) & Hues ];
  if ( ! P->ColsCh || C.Font ) return C_I = C.I, C.Font ;
  wchar_t Ch = P->Ch ;
  HDC DC ; Chk( Font->GetDC( & DC ) );
  SetTextColor( DC, * Hue );
  int Sym = Ch < Lowest_Ascii || Ch > Highest_Ascii, _Dump = Dump && Sym ;
  SetTextAlign( DC , TA_LEFT | TA_TOP | TA_UPDATECP );
  SetPtr( DC, Sym ? SymFnt : Fnt );
  int _W = W_ * Max_W , X = ( C.I = ++ I_Font ) * W_ ;
  RECT R = _R( X, 0, _W, H_ );
  FillRect( DC, & R, Black );
  // Cache the glyph and reject it if it didn't move the " cursor ":
  SetBkMode( DC, OPAQUE ), SetBkColor( DC, 0 ), MvTo( X, 0 );
  ExtTextOut( DC, X, 0, ETO_CLIPPED, & R, & Ch, 1, 0 );
  MvTo( X, 0 ), _W = XY.x - X ;
  if ( _W < W_ ) { Chk( Font->ReleaseDC( DC ) );
    // Reject the glyph; it's too small and/or not monospaced:
    P->ColsCh = 0 ; return I_Font --, C_I = C.I = 0, C.Font = 0 ; }
  I_Font += (
    P->ColsCh = ER( P->ColsCh, _W > W_ + 2 ? Max_W : 1 ) ) - 1 ;
  if ( _Dump && P->ColsCh > 1 ) {
    // The glyph is a double-wide, so use a special color:
    SetTextColor( DC, RGB( 133, 99, 155 ) );
    ExtTextOut( DC, X, 0, ETO_CLIPPED, & R, & Ch, 1, 0 ); }
  Chk( Font->ReleaseDC( DC ) );
  C.Font = Font ;
  // If our surface of 100 monospaced characters is used up,
  // create another surface ( surfaces are a very limited resource ):
  if ( I_Font > MaxCol - 1 - Max_W ) NewFont
  return C_I = C.I, C.Font ; }

    int Col, Row ;
PrnChar ( const ulong * Hue, wchar_t Ch ) {
  GyP P = _Gy( Ch ); int _W = W_ * P->ColsCh ;
  // Get the glyph's surface and index into the surface:
  _SurT Font = ChFont( P, Hue );
  Fast_Paint ( Font, _R( C_I * W_, 0, _W, H_ )
  , _R( Rnd( Col * W ), Row * H, _W, H_ ) ); Col += P->ColsCh ; }

// Maybe we'll paint the window... maybe we won't.
Paint_Maybe ( int Chillin ) {
  static double Ready ; static int Was_Chillin ;
  if ( Secs < Ready ) { static int Was, Is ;
    if ( Tog && Chillin && ! Was_Chillin )
      * Tog &= 0xDF, Paint_Req = Was = 1 ;
    if ( Chillin )
      // Nothing's going on, turn off once-per-second busy indicators
      // and let the CPU rest for awhile:
      Sleep( Was_Chillin = 8 );
    else if ( Tog ) { Was_Chillin = 0 ;
      if ( Was != ( Is = Secs ) )
        Was = Is, Paint_Req = 1
      , * Tog = * Tog & 0x20 ? * Tog & 0xDF : * Tog | 0x20 ; }
    return; }
  // This repaints the entire backbuffer up to 30 times a second,
  // ( but only when reuired ):
  Ready = _Secs + 1 / 30. ;
  // X.EXE is " maximized "; so deal Win_XP's taskbar:
  In_Taskbar();
  if ( ! Paint_Req || ! ShowTime ) return;
  // Blank the entire " maximized " window:
  Sur_Draw->Blt( & Rec_Me, 0,0, DDBLT_COLORFILL, & ErBlack );
  // Dx3D: WinSur->Clear( 0, 0, D3DCLEAR_TARGET, 0, 1, 0 );
  // WinSur->BeginScene();
  if ( Bar ) { // Show X.EXE's taskbar:
    WriteLn ( Bar, 0 ) PrnChar( & Hues.Bar_Color, Ch ); }
  if ( Ln.BB && VisLn >= 0 ) { LnA PP = Ln.BB + VisLn - 1 ;
    // Display rows of monospaced text:
    Loop( Row_Me ) { if ( ++ PP > Ln.PP ) break;
      if ( ! * PP ) continue ;
      Row = J + 1 , Col = 0 ; int Num = 1 ;
      int Row_Selected = First_Sel && J == J_Sel - VisLn ;
      const ulong * Color = & Hues.Default_Color ;
      LnP P = * PP - 1 ;

      Next_Ch: wchar_t Ch = * ++ P ;
      switch ( Ch ) {
        case 0: case 13: case 10: continue;
        // Handle the control characters, used to change colors
        // and/or to turn on and off the special coloring for digits:
        case Ch_NoNum: Num = 0 ; goto Next_Ch ;
        case Ch_Default:
          Num = 1 , Color = & Hues.Default_Color ; goto Next_Ch ;
        case Ch_New:
          Num = 0 , Color = & Hues.New_Color ; goto Next_Ch ;
        default:
          PrnChar(
            Ch < 32 || Ch == 127
            ? & Hues.Bin_Color
            : Row_Selected && P >= BSel && P <= ESel
              ? & Hues.Sel_Color
              : Num && Is_Digit( Ch )
                ? & Hues.Num_Color : Iden( Ch ) ? Color : & Hues.Bin_Color
          , Ch );
          goto Next_Ch ; } } }
  if ( ! In_Taskbar() )
    // Paint the cursor, it's an overlay ( a.k.a. " sprite " ):
    Fast_Paint( Cursor, Rec_Cursor
    , _R( X_Mouse - Left_Scr, Y_Mouse - Top_Scr, Cur_Pix, Cur_Pix ) );
    // Dx3D's sprites work something like this,
    // but it's amazingly Slo-o-ow... way too slow :
    // Rec_Cursor = _R(
    // X_Mouse - Left_Scr, Y_Mouse - Top_Scr, Cur_Pix, Cur_Pix )
    // , CrsFnt->DrawText(
    // Sur_Cursor, L"???", 1, & Rec_Cursor, 0, Hues.Sel_Color );
    
  // Pump out the entire " maximized " window:
  Sur_Scr->BltFast( Left_Scr, Top_Scr, Sur_Draw, 0, 0 );
  // Dx3D: WinSur->EndScene(), WinSur->Present( 0, 0, 0, 0 );
  Paint_Req = 0; }

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