// @(#)root/base:$Id$
// Author: Rene Brun   28/11/94

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#include "TAttLine.h"
#include "TVirtualPad.h"
#include "TStyle.h"
#include "TVirtualX.h"
#include "TVirtualPadEditor.h"
#include "TColor.h"
#include <cmath>
#include <iostream>

ClassImp(TAttLine);
using std::sqrt;

/** \class TAttLine
\ingroup Base
\ingroup GraphicsAtt

Line Attributes class.

This class is used (in general by secondary inheritance)
by many other classes (graphics, histograms). It holds all the line attributes.

## Line attributes
Line attributes are:

  - [Line Color](\ref ATTLINE1)
  - [Line Width](\ref ATTLINE2)
  - [Line Style](\ref ATTLINE3)

\anchor ATTLINE1
## Line Color
The line color is a color index (integer) pointing in the ROOT
color table.
The line color of any class inheriting from `TAttLine` can
be changed using the method `SetLineColor` and retrieved using the
method `GetLineColor`.
The following table shows the first 50 default colors.

Begin_Macro
{
   TCanvas *c = new TCanvas("c","Fill Area colors",0,0,500,200);
   c->DrawColorTable();
   return c;
}
End_Macro

### Color transparency
`SetLineColorAlpha()`, allows to set a transparent color.
In the following example the line color of the histogram `histo`
is set to blue with an opacity of 35% (i.e. a transparency of 65%).
(The color `kBlue` itself is internally stored as fully opaque.)

~~~ {.cpp}
histo->SetLineColorAlpha(kBlue, 0.35);
~~~

The transparency is available on all platforms when the flag `OpenGL.CanvasPreferGL` is set to `1`
in `$ROOTSYS/etc/system.rootrc`, or on Mac with the Cocoa backend. On the file output
it is visible with PDF, PNG, Gif, JPEG, SVG, TeX ... but not PostScript.

Alternatively, you can call at the top of your script `gSytle->SetCanvasPreferGL();`.
Or if you prefer to activate GL for a single canvas `c`, then use `c->SetSupportGL(true);`.

\anchor ATTLINE2
## Line Width
The line width is expressed in pixel units.
The line width of any class inheriting from `TAttLine` can
be changed using the method `SetLineWidth` and retrieved using the
method `GetLineWidth`.
The following picture shows the line widths from 1 to 10 pixels.

Begin_Macro
{
   TCanvas *Lw = new TCanvas("Lw","test",500,200);
   TText  t;
   t.SetTextAlign(32);
   t.SetTextSize(0.08);
   Int_t i=1;
   for (float s=0.1; s<1.0 ; s+=0.092) {
      TLine *lh = new TLine(0.15,s,.85,s);
      lh->SetLineWidth(i);
      t.DrawText(0.1,s,Form("%d",i++));
      lh->Draw();
   }
}
End_Macro

\anchor ATTLINE3
## Line Style
Line styles are identified via integer numbers. The line style of any class
inheriting from `TAttLine` can be changed using the method
`SetLineStyle` and retrieved using the method `GetLineStyle`.

The first 10 line styles are predefined as shown on the following picture:

Begin_Macro
{
   TCanvas *Ls = new TCanvas("Ls","test",500,200);
   TText  t;
   t.SetTextAlign(32);
   t.SetTextSize(0.08);
   Int_t i=1;
   for (float s=0.1; s<1.0 ; s+=0.092) {
      TLine *lh = new TLine(0.15,s,.85,s);
      lh->SetLineStyle(i);
      lh->SetLineWidth(3);
      t.DrawText(0.1,s,Form("%d",i++));
      lh->Draw();
   }
}
End_Macro

Some line styles can be accessed via the following enum:

~~~ {.cpp}
   kSolid      = 1
   kDashed     = 2
   kDotted     = 3
   kDashDotted = 4
~~~

Additional line styles can be defined using `TStyle::SetLineStyleString`.
For example the line style number 11 can be defined as follow:
~~~ {.cpp}
   gStyle->SetLineStyleString(11,"400 200");
~~~
Existing line styles (1 to 10) can be redefined using the same method.
 */

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// AttLine default constructor.

TAttLine::TAttLine()
{
   if (!gStyle) {fLineColor=1; fLineWidth=1; fLineStyle=1; return;}
   fLineColor = gStyle->GetLineColor();
   fLineWidth = gStyle->GetLineWidth();
   fLineStyle = gStyle->GetLineStyle();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// AttLine normal constructor.
/// Line attributes are taking from the argument list
///
///  - color : must be one of the valid color index
///  - style : 1=solid, 2=dash, 3=dash-dot, 4=dot-dot. New styles can be
///            defined using TStyle::SetLineStyleString.
///  - width : expressed in pixel units

TAttLine::TAttLine(Color_t color, Style_t style, Width_t width)
{
   fLineColor = color;
   fLineWidth = width;
   fLineStyle = style;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// AttLine destructor.

TAttLine::~TAttLine()
{
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Copy this line attributes to a new TAttLine.

void TAttLine::Copy(TAttLine &attline) const
{
   attline.fLineColor  = fLineColor;
   attline.fLineStyle  = fLineStyle;
   attline.fLineWidth  = fLineWidth;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Compute distance from point px,py to a line.
/// Compute the closest distance of approach from point px,py to this line.
/// The distance is computed in pixels units.
///
/// Algorithm:
///~~~ {.cpp}
///   A(x1,y1)         P                             B(x2,y2)
///   -----------------+------------------------------
///                    |
///                    |
///                    |
///                    |
///                   M(x,y)
///
/// Let us call  a = distance AM     A=a**2
///              b = distance BM     B=b**2
///              c = distance AB     C=c**2
///              d = distance PM     D=d**2
///              u = distance AP     U=u**2
///              v = distance BP     V=v**2     c = u + v
///
/// D = A - U
/// D = B - V  = B -(c-u)**2
///    ==> u = (A -B +C)/2c
///~~~

Int_t TAttLine::DistancetoLine(Int_t px, Int_t py, Double_t xp1, Double_t yp1, Double_t xp2, Double_t yp2 )
{
   Double_t xl, xt, yl, yt;
   Double_t x     = px;
   Double_t y     = py;
   Double_t x1    = gPad->XtoAbsPixel(xp1);
   Double_t y1    = gPad->YtoAbsPixel(yp1);
   Double_t x2    = gPad->XtoAbsPixel(xp2);
   Double_t y2    = gPad->YtoAbsPixel(yp2);
   if (x1 < x2) {xl = x1; xt = x2;}
   else         {xl = x2; xt = x1;}
   if (y1 < y2) {yl = y1; yt = y2;}
   else         {yl = y2; yt = y1;}
   if (x < xl-2 || x> xt+2) return 9999;  //following algorithm only valid in the box
   if (y < yl-2 || y> yt+2) return 9999;  //surrounding the line
   Double_t xx1   = x  - x1;
   Double_t xx2   = x  - x2;
   Double_t x1x2  = x1 - x2;
   Double_t yy1   = y  - y1;
   Double_t yy2   = y  - y2;
   Double_t y1y2  = y1 - y2;
   Double_t a     = xx1*xx1   + yy1*yy1;
   Double_t b     = xx2*xx2   + yy2*yy2;
   Double_t c     = x1x2*x1x2 + y1y2*y1y2;
   if (c <= 0)  return 9999;
   Double_t v     = sqrt(c);
   Double_t u     = (a - b + c)/(2*v);
   Double_t d     = TMath::Abs(a - u*u);
   if (d < 0)   return 9999;

   return Int_t(sqrt(d) - 0.5*Double_t(fLineWidth));
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Change current line attributes if necessary.

void TAttLine::Modify()
{
   if (!gPad) return;
   Int_t lineWidth = TMath::Abs(fLineWidth%100);
   if (!gPad->IsBatch()) {
      gVirtualX->SetLineColor(fLineColor);
      if (fLineStyle > 0 && fLineStyle < 30) gVirtualX->SetLineStyle(fLineStyle);
      else                                   gVirtualX->SetLineStyle(1);
      gVirtualX->SetLineWidth(lineWidth);
   }

   if (fLineStyle > 0 && fLineStyle < 30) gPad->SetAttLinePS(fLineColor,fLineStyle,lineWidth);
   else                                   gPad->SetAttLinePS(fLineColor,1,lineWidth);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Reset this line attributes to default values.

void TAttLine::ResetAttLine(Option_t *)
{
   fLineColor  = 1;
   fLineStyle  = 1;
   fLineWidth  = 1;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Save line attributes as C++ statement(s) on output stream out.

void TAttLine::SaveLineAttributes(std::ostream &out, const char *name, Int_t coldef, Int_t stydef, Int_t widdef)
{
   if (fLineColor != coldef)
      out << "   " << name << "->SetLineColor(" << TColor::SavePrimitiveColor(fLineColor) << ");\n";
   if (fLineStyle != stydef)
      out << "   " << name << "->SetLineStyle(" << fLineStyle << ");\n";
   if (fLineWidth != widdef)
      out << "   " << name << "->SetLineWidth(" << fLineWidth << ");\n";
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Invoke the DialogCanvas Line attributes.

void TAttLine::SetLineAttributes()
{
   TVirtualPadEditor::UpdateLineAttributes(fLineColor,fLineStyle,fLineWidth);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Set a transparent line color.
/// \param lcolor defines the line color
/// \param lalpha defines the percentage of opacity from 0. (fully transparent) to 1. (fully opaque).
/// \note lalpha is ignored (treated as 1) if the TCanvas has no GL support activated.

void TAttLine::SetLineColorAlpha(Color_t lcolor, Float_t lalpha)
{
   fLineColor = TColor::GetColorTransparent(lcolor, lalpha);
}

void TAttLine::SetLineColor(TColorNumber lcolor)
{
   SetLineColor(lcolor.number());
}
