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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Microsoft Avalon
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation, 2005
//
// File: Effect.cs
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Media;
using System.Security;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using SecurityHelper=MS.Internal.SecurityHelper;
namespace System.Windows.Media.Effects
{
/// <summary>
/// Effect
/// </summary>
/// <SecurityNote>
/// We have the Inheritance demand, because we don't want
/// third parties to be able to subclass Effect in the partial trust scenario
/// </SecurityNote>
[UIPermissionAttribute(SecurityAction.InheritanceDemand, Window = UIPermissionWindow.AllWindows)]
public abstract partial class Effect
{
static Effect()
{
// Let the ImplicitInput be a very obscure brush, and treat it as
// the implicit input if the exact color matches. Note that this
// color will be matched in native code that recognized
// ImplicitInput, so don't change.
// This specific brush is used as a placeholder for the implicit input
// texture. This is a little hacky, but *way* easier than adding a new
// Brush subclass for the implicit input and having it work properly
// as a real brush.
ImplicitInput = new ImplicitInputBrush();
ImplicitInput.Freeze();
}
/// Represents the Sampler-destined shader input that comes from
/// context. Like the representation of the UIElement when a
/// UIElement.Effect is applied. Intended to be set into an input of a
/// ShaderEffect.
[System.ComponentModel.BrowsableAttribute(false)]
public static Brush ImplicitInput
{
get;
private set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Default constructor for an Effect.
/// </summary>
/// <SecurityNote>
/// Critical : Not allowed in partial trust
/// Safe : Demands UIWindow permission
/// </SecurityNote>
[SecuritySafeCritical]
protected Effect()
{
// Effects are never allowed in partial trust scenarios. So demand
// UIWindow permission immediately in the ctor and get it
// over with.
SecurityHelper.DemandUIWindowPermission();
}
/// <summary>
/// Takes in content bounds, and returns the bounds of the rendered
/// output of that content after the Effect is applied.
/// </summary>
internal abstract Rect GetRenderBounds(Rect contentBounds);
/// <summary>
/// Input will get transformed through the inverse of this transform.
/// TransformToAncestor/Descendant will also go through this.
/// Override to modify from the identity transform. Should expect
/// incoming coordinates to be in the [0-1] range, and outgoing points
/// should map to [0-1] as well. The Inverse property should return a
/// GeneralTransform that does the inverse mapping.
/// The inverse maps a point from after the effect was applied to the
/// point that it came from before the effect. The non-inverse maps
/// where a point before the effect is applied goes after the effect is
/// applied.
/// </summary>
internal protected virtual GeneralTransform EffectMapping
{
get
{
return Transform.Identity;
}
}
// The GeneralTransform returned by Effect is in unit space. The
// invocation of GeneralTransform is in world space. This method
// returns a GeneralTransform that maps between the two.
internal GeneralTransform CoerceToUnitSpaceGeneralTransform(GeneralTransform gt,
Rect worldBounds)
{
GeneralTransform result;
// First, if the gt is identity, just return it straight away.
if (gt == Transform.Identity)
{
result = Transform.Identity;
}
else
{
// Maintain an MRU cache of GeneralTransforms with exactly one in
// it. May want to extend in the future. Note that this will
// thrash if the effect is used on multiple elements with different
// sizes, but that's not our sweetspot.
if (_mruWorldBounds != worldBounds || _mruInnerGeneralTransform != gt)
{
_mruWorldBounds = worldBounds;
_mruInnerGeneralTransform = gt;
_mruWorldSpaceGeneralTransform = new UnitSpaceCoercingGeneralTransform(worldBounds, gt);
}
result = _mruWorldSpaceGeneralTransform;
}
return result;
}
// If worldBounds is Rect.Empty, will return (NaN, NaN) which tends to propagate silently and eventually show up as corruption much later
private static Point UnitToWorldUnsafe(Point unitPoint, Rect worldBounds)
{
return new Point(
worldBounds.Left + unitPoint.X * worldBounds.Width,
worldBounds.Top + unitPoint.Y * worldBounds.Height);
}
internal static Point? UnitToWorld(Point unitPoint, Rect worldBounds)
{
return worldBounds.IsEmpty ? null : new Nullable<Point>(UnitToWorldUnsafe(unitPoint, worldBounds));
}
internal static Point? WorldToUnit(Point worldPoint, Rect worldBounds)
{
if (worldBounds.Width == 0 || worldBounds.Height == 0)
{
return null;
}
return new Point(
(worldPoint.X - worldBounds.Left) / worldBounds.Width,
(worldPoint.Y - worldBounds.Top) / worldBounds.Height);
}
internal static Rect UnitToWorld(Rect unitRect, Rect worldBounds)
{
return worldBounds.IsEmpty
? Rect.Empty
: new Rect(UnitToWorldUnsafe(unitRect.TopLeft, worldBounds),
UnitToWorldUnsafe(unitRect.BottomRight, worldBounds));
}
internal static Rect? WorldToUnit(Rect worldRect, Rect worldBounds)
{
Point? tl = WorldToUnit(worldRect.TopLeft, worldBounds);
Point? br = WorldToUnit(worldRect.BottomRight, worldBounds);
if (tl == null || br == null)
{
return null;
}
return new Rect(tl.Value, br.Value);
}
// Private GeneralTransform subclass that's all about transforming from
// and to the unit square.
private class UnitSpaceCoercingGeneralTransform : GeneralTransform
{
public UnitSpaceCoercingGeneralTransform(Rect worldBounds, GeneralTransform innerTransform)
{
_worldBounds = worldBounds;
_innerTransform = innerTransform;
_isInverse = false;
}
public override GeneralTransform Inverse
{
get
{
if (_inverseTransform == null)
{
// We can cache the clone because the _worldBounds and
// inner transform won't change.
_inverseTransform = (UnitSpaceCoercingGeneralTransform)this.Clone();
_inverseTransform._isInverse = !_isInverse;
}
return _inverseTransform;
}
}
public override Rect TransformBounds(Rect rect)
{
// Since this doesn't rotate or skew, we can just pass each
// point to the point transformer.
Point topLeftResult = new Point();
Point bottomRightResult = new Point();
bool ok = TryTransform(rect.TopLeft, out topLeftResult)
&& TryTransform(rect.BottomRight, out bottomRightResult);
if (!ok)
{
return Rect.Empty;
}
return new Rect(topLeftResult, bottomRightResult);
}
public override bool TryTransform(Point inPoint, out Point result)
{
bool ok = false;
result = new Point();
// Both the normal and the inverse require the point to first be
// translated from world space to unit space.
Point? unitSpace = Effect.WorldToUnit(inPoint, _worldBounds);
if (unitSpace != null)
{
// Now just run through the normal or the inverse version of the
// inner effect.
GeneralTransform innerToUse = GetCorrectInnerTransform();
Point unitResult;
if (innerToUse.TryTransform(unitSpace.Value, out unitResult))
{
// Both the normal and the inverse require the unit-space result
// to be converted back to world space
Point? worldSpace = Effect.UnitToWorld(unitResult, _worldBounds);
if (worldSpace != null)
{
result = worldSpace.Value;
ok = true;
}
}
}
return ok;
}
protected override Freezable CreateInstanceCore()
{
return new UnitSpaceCoercingGeneralTransform(_worldBounds, _innerTransform) { _isInverse = _isInverse };
}
private GeneralTransform GetCorrectInnerTransform()
{
GeneralTransform result;
if (_isInverse)
{
if (_innerTransformInverse == null)
{
// Cache the inverse so it doesn't get new'd up all the
// time.
_innerTransformInverse = _innerTransform.Inverse;
}
result = _innerTransformInverse;
}
else
{
result = _innerTransform;
}
return result;
}
private readonly Rect _worldBounds;
private readonly GeneralTransform _innerTransform;
private GeneralTransform _innerTransformInverse = null;
private bool _isInverse;
private UnitSpaceCoercingGeneralTransform _inverseTransform = null;
}
// Stores the "cache" of bounds x inner transform -> world space transform.
private Rect _mruWorldBounds = Rect.Empty;
private GeneralTransform _mruInnerGeneralTransform = null;
private GeneralTransform _mruWorldSpaceGeneralTransform;
}
}
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