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 /*
  *  SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2002 Patrick Julien <freak@codepimps.org>
  *  SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2007 Boudewijn Rempt <boud@valdyas.org>
  *
  *  SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
  */
 #ifndef KIS_IMAGE_H_
 #define KIS_IMAGE_H_
 
 #include <QObject>
 #include <QString>
 #include <QPainter>
 #include <QRect>
 #include <QBitArray>
 
 #include <KoColorConversionTransformation.h>
 
 #include "kis_types.h"
 #include "kis_shared.h"
 #include "kis_node_graph_listener.h"
 #include "kis_node_facade.h"
 #include "kis_image_interfaces.h"
 #include "kis_strokes_queue_undo_result.h"
 #include "KisLodPreferences.h"
 
 #include <kritaimage_export.h>
 
 class KoColorSpace;
 class KoColor;
 
 class KisCompositeProgressProxy;
 class KisUndoStore;
 class KisUndoAdapter;
 class KisImageSignalRouter;
 class KisPostExecutionUndoAdapter;
 class KisFilterStrategy;
 class KoColorProfile;
 class KisLayerComposition;
 class KisSpontaneousJob;
 class KisImageAnimationInterface;
 class KUndo2MagicString;
 class KisProofingConfiguration;
 class KisPaintDevice;
 
 namespace KisMetaData
 {
 class MergeStrategy;
 }
 
 /**
  * This is the image class, it contains a tree of KisLayer stack and
  * meta information about the image. And it also provides some
  * functions to manipulate the whole image.
  */
 class KRITAIMAGE_EXPORT KisImage : public QObject,
         public KisStrokesFacade,
         public KisStrokeUndoFacade,
         public KisUpdatesFacade,
         public KisProjectionUpdateListener,
         public KisNodeFacade,
         public KisNodeGraphListener,
         public KisShared
 {
 
     Q_OBJECT
 
 public:    
     /// @p colorSpace can be null. In that case, it will be initialised to a default color space.
     KisImage(KisUndoStore *undoStore, qint32 width, qint32 height, const KoColorSpace *colorSpace, const QString& name);
     ~KisImage() override;
 
     static KisImageSP fromQImage(const QImage &image, KisUndoStore *undoStore);
 
 public: // KisNodeGraphListener implementation
 
     void aboutToAddANode(KisNode *parent, int index) override;
     void nodeHasBeenAdded(KisNode *parent, int index) override;
     void aboutToRemoveANode(KisNode *parent, int index) override;
     void nodeChanged(KisNode * node) override;
     void nodeCollapsedChanged(KisNode *node) override;
     void invalidateAllFrames() override;
     void notifySelectionChanged() override;
     void requestProjectionUpdate(KisNode *node, const QVector<QRect> &rects, bool resetAnimationCache) override;
     void invalidateFrames(const KisTimeSpan &range, const QRect &rect) override;
     void requestTimeSwitch(int time) override;
     KisNode* graphOverlayNode() const override;
 
     void keyframeChannelHasBeenAdded(KisNode *node, KisKeyframeChannel *channel) override;
     void keyframeChannelAboutToBeRemoved(KisNode *node, KisKeyframeChannel *channel) override;
 
 public: // KisProjectionUpdateListener implementation
     void notifyProjectionUpdated(const QRect &rc) override;
 
 public:
 
     /**
      * Set the number of threads used by the image's working threads
      */
     void setWorkingThreadsLimit(int value);
 
     /**
      * Return the number of threads available to the image's working threads
      */
     int workingThreadsLimit() const;
 
     /**
      * Makes a copy of the image with all the layers. If possible, shallow
      * copies of the layers are made.
      *
      * \p exactCopy shows if the copied image should look *exactly* the same as
      * the other one (according to it's .kra xml representation). It means that
      * the layers will have the same UUID keys and, therefore, you are not
      * expected to use the copied image anywhere except for saving. Don't use
      * this option if you plan to work with the copied image later.
      */
     KisImage *clone(bool exactCopy = false);
 
     void copyFromImage(const KisImage &rhs);
 
 private:
 
     // must specify exactly one from CONSTRUCT or REPLACE.
     enum CopyPolicy {
         CONSTRUCT = 1, ///< we are copy-constructing a new KisImage
         REPLACE = 2, ///< we are replacing the current KisImage with another
         EXACT_COPY = 4, /// we need an exact copy of the original image
     };
 
     void copyFromImageImpl(const KisImage &rhs, int policy);
 
 public:
 
     /**
      * Render the projection onto a QImage.
      */
     QImage convertToQImage(qint32 x1,
                            qint32 y1,
                            qint32 width,
                            qint32 height,
                            const KoColorProfile * profile);
 
     /**
      * Render the projection onto a QImage.
      * (this is an overloaded function)
      */
     QImage convertToQImage(QRect imageRect,
                            const KoColorProfile * profile);
 
 
     /**
      * Render a thumbnail of the projection onto a QImage.
      */
     QImage convertToQImage(const QSize& scaledImageSize, const KoColorProfile *profile);
 
     /**
      * [low-level] Lock the image without waiting for all the internal job queues are processed
      *
      * WARNING: Don't use it unless you really know what you are doing! Use barrierLock() instead!
      *
      * Waits for all the **currently running** internal jobs to complete and locks the image
      * for writing. Please note that this function does **not** wait for all the internal
      * queues to process, so there might be some non-finished actions pending. It means that
      * you just postpone these actions until you unlock() the image back. Until then, then image
      * might easily be frozen in some inconsistent state.
      *
      * The only sane usage for this function is to lock the image for **emergency**
      * processing, when some internal action or scheduler got hung up, and you just want
      * to fetch some data from the image without races.
      *
      * In all other cases, please use barrierLock() instead!
      */
     void immediateLockForReadOnly();
 
     /**
      * Unlocks the image and starts/resumes all the pending internal jobs. If the image
      * has been locked for a non-readOnly access, then all the internal caches of the image
      * (e.g. lod-planes) are reset and regeneration jobs are scheduled.
      */
     void unlock();
 
     /**
      * @return return true if the image is in a locked state, i.e. all the internal
      *         jobs are blocked from execution by calling either lock() or barrierLock().
      *
      *         When the image is locked, the user can do some modifications to the image
      *         contents safely without a perspective having race conditions with internal
      *         image jobs.
      */
     bool locked() const;
 
     /**
      * Sets the mask (it must be a part of the node hierarchy already) to be paited on
      * the top of all layers. This method does all the locking and syncing for you. It
      * is executed asynchronously.
      */
     void setOverlaySelectionMask(KisSelectionMaskSP mask);
 
     /**
      * \see setOverlaySelectionMask
      */
     KisSelectionMaskSP overlaySelectionMask() const;
 
     /**
      * \see setOverlaySelectionMask
      */
     bool hasOverlaySelectionMask() const;
 
     /**
      * @return the global selection object or 0 if there is none. The
      * global selection is always read-write.
      */
     KisSelectionSP globalSelection() const;
 
     /**
      * Retrieve the next automatic layername (XXX: fix to add option to return Mask X)
      */
     QString nextLayerName(const QString &baseName = "") const;
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on resizing the image
      *
      * The method will resize the image to fit the new size without
      * dropping any pixel data. The GUI will get correct
      * notification with old and new sizes, so it adjust canvas origin
      * accordingly and avoid jumping of the canvas on screen
      *
      * @param newRect the rectangle of the image which will be visible
      *        after operation is completed
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the image having new size
      * right after this call.
      */
     void resizeImage(const QRect& newRect);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on cropping the image
      *
      * The method will **drop** all the image data outside \p newRect
      * and resize the image to fit the new size. The GUI will get correct
      * notification with old and new sizes, so it adjust canvas origin
      * accordingly and avoid jumping of the canvas on screen
      *
      * @param newRect the rectangle of the image which will be cut-out
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the image having new size
      * right after this call.
      */
     void cropImage(const QRect& newRect);
 
     /**
      * @brief purge all pixels that have default pixel to free up memory
      * @param isCancellable if true, the scheduler is allower to stop and
      * cancel purging operation as soon as the user starts any action.
      * If \p isCancellable is false, then the user will not be allowed to do
      * anything until purging operation is completed.
      */
     void purgeUnusedData(bool isCancellable);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on cropping a subtree of nodes starting at \p node
      *
      * The method will **drop** all the layer data outside \p newRect. Neither
      * image nor a layer will be moved anywhere
      *
      * @param node node to crop
      * @param newRect the rectangle of the layer which will be cut-out
      * @param activeFrameOnly whether to crop every animation frame or just the current one.
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the image having new size
      * right after this call.
      */
     void cropNode(KisNodeSP node, const QRect& newRect, const bool activeFrameOnly = false);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on scaling the image
      * @param size new image size in pixels
      * @param xres new image x-resolution pixels-per-pt
      * @param yres new image y-resolution pixels-per-pt
      * @param filterStrategy filtering strategy
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the image having new size
      * right after this call.
      */
     void scaleImage(const QSize &size, qreal xres, qreal yres, KisFilterStrategy *filterStrategy);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on scaling a subtree of nodes starting at \p node
      * @param node node to scale
      * @param center the center of the scaling
      * @param scaleX x-scale coefficient to be applied to the node
      * @param scaleY y-scale coefficient to be applied to the node
      * @param filterStrategy filtering strategy
      * @param selection the selection we based on
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the image having new size
      * right after this call.
      */
     void scaleNode(KisNodeSP node, const QPointF &center, qreal scaleX, qreal scaleY, KisFilterStrategy *filterStrategy, KisSelectionSP selection);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on rotating the image
      *
      * The image is resized to fit the rotated rectangle
      *
      * @param radians rotation angle in radians
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the operation being completed
      * right after the call
      */
     void rotateImage(double radians);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on rotating a subtree of nodes starting at \p node
      *
      * The image is not resized!
      *
      * @param node the root of the subtree to rotate
      * @param radians rotation angle in radians
      * @param selection the selection we based on
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the operation being completed
      * right after the call
      */
     void rotateNode(KisNodeSP node, double radians, KisSelectionSP selection);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on shearing the image
      *
      * The image is resized to fit the sheared polygon
      *
      * @p angleX, @p angleY are given in degrees.
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the operation being completed
      * right after the call
      */
     void shear(double angleX, double angleY);
 
     /**
      * @brief start asynchronous operation on shearing a subtree of nodes starting at \p node
      *
      * The image is not resized!
      *
      * @param node the root of the subtree to rotate
      * @param angleX x-shear given in degrees.
      * @param angleY y-shear given in degrees.
      * @param selection the selection we based on
      *
      * Please note that the actual operation starts asynchronously in
      * a background, so you cannot expect the operation being completed
      * right after the call
      */
     void shearNode(KisNodeSP node, double angleX, double angleY, KisSelectionSP selection);
 
     /**
      * Convert image projection to \p dstColorSpace, keeping all the layers intouched.
      */
     void convertImageProjectionColorSpace(const KoColorSpace *dstColorSpace);
 
     /**
      * Convert the image and all its layers to the dstColorSpace
      */
     void convertImageColorSpace(const KoColorSpace *dstColorSpace,
                                 KoColorConversionTransformation::Intent renderingIntent,
                                 KoColorConversionTransformation::ConversionFlags conversionFlags);
 
     /**
      * Convert layer and all its child layers to dstColorSpace
      */
     void convertLayerColorSpace(KisNodeSP node,
                                 const KoColorSpace *dstColorSpace,
                                 KoColorConversionTransformation::Intent renderingIntent,
                                 KoColorConversionTransformation::ConversionFlags conversionFlags);
 
 
     // Get the profile associated with this image
     const KoColorProfile *  profile() const;
 
     /**
      * Set the profile of the layer and all its children to the new profile.
      * It doesn't do any pixel conversion.
      *
      * This is essential if you have loaded an image that didn't
      * have an embedded profile to which you want to attach the right profile.
      *
      * @returns false if the profile could not be assigned
      */
     bool assignLayerProfile(KisNodeSP node, const KoColorProfile *profile);
 
     /**
      * Set the profile of the image to the new profile and do the same for
      * all layers that have the same colorspace and profile of the image.
      * It doesn't do any pixel conversion.
      *
      * This is essential if you have loaded an image that didn't
      * have an embedded profile to which you want to attach the right profile.
      *
      * @returns false if the profile could not be assigned
      */
     bool assignImageProfile(const KoColorProfile *profile, bool blockAllUpdates = false);
 
     /**
      * Returns the current undo adapter. You can add new commands to the
      * undo stack using the adapter. This adapter is used for a backward
      * compatibility for old commands created before strokes. It blocks
      * all the processing at the scheduler, waits until it's finished
      * and executes commands exclusively.
      */
     KisUndoAdapter* undoAdapter() const;
 
     /**
      * This adapter is used by the strokes system. The commands are added
      * to it *after* redo() is done (in the scheduler context). They are
      * wrapped into a special command and added to the undo stack. redo()
      * in not called.
      */
     KisPostExecutionUndoAdapter* postExecutionUndoAdapter() const override;
 
     /**
      * Return the lastly executed LoD0 command. It is effectively the same
      * as to call undoAdapter()->presentCommand();
      */
     const KUndo2Command* lastExecutedCommand() const override;
 
     /**
      * Replace current undo store with the new one. The old store
      * will be deleted.
      * This method is used by KisDocument for dropping all the commands
      * during file loading.
      */
     void setUndoStore(KisUndoStore *undoStore);
 
     /**
      * Return current undo store of the image
      */
     KisUndoStore* undoStore();
 
     /**
      * Tell the image it's modified without creation of an undo command.
      * It may happen when e.g. layer visibility has changed.
      *
      * This function emits both, sigImageModified() and
      * sigImageModifiedWithoutUndo()
      *
      * For normal modifications with undo information the signal
      * emission is triggered by the undo stack
      */
     void setModifiedWithoutUndo();
 
     /**
      * The default colorspace of this image: new layers will have this
      * colorspace and the projection will have this colorspace.
      */
     const KoColorSpace * colorSpace() const;
 
     /**
      * X resolution in pixels per pt
      */
     double xRes() const;
 
     /**
      * Y resolution in pixels per pt
      */
     double yRes() const;
 
     /**
      * Set the resolution in pixels per pt.
      */
     void setResolution(double xres, double yres);
 
     /**
      * Convert a document coordinate to a pixel coordinate.
      *
      * @param documentCoord PostScript Pt coordinate to convert.
      */
     QPointF documentToPixel(const QPointF &documentCoord) const;
 
     /**
      * Convert a document coordinate to an integer pixel coordinate rounded down.
      *
      * @param documentCoord PostScript Pt coordinate to convert.
      */
     QPoint documentToImagePixelFloored(const QPointF &documentCoord) const;
 
     /**
      * Convert a document rectangle to a pixel rectangle.
      *
      * @param documentRect PostScript Pt rectangle to convert.
      */
     QRectF documentToPixel(const QRectF &documentRect) const;
 
     /**
      * Convert a pixel coordinate to a document coordinate.
      *
      * @param pixelCoord pixel coordinate to convert.
      */
     QPointF pixelToDocument(const QPointF &pixelCoord) const;
 
     /**
      * Convert an integer pixel coordinate to a document coordinate.
      * The document coordinate is at the centre of the pixel.
      *
      * @param pixelCoord pixel coordinate to convert.
      */
     QPointF pixelToDocument(const QPoint &pixelCoord) const;
 
     /**
      * Convert a document rectangle to an integer pixel rectangle.
      *
      * @param pixelCoord pixel coordinate to convert.
      */
     QRectF pixelToDocument(const QRectF &pixelCoord) const;
 
     /**
      * Return the width of the image
      */
     qint32 width() const;
 
     /**
      * Return the height of the image
      */
     qint32 height() const;
 
     /**
      * Return the size of the image
      */
     QSize size() const {
         return QSize(width(), height());
     }
 
     /**
      * @return the root node of the image node graph
      */
     KisGroupLayerSP rootLayer() const;
 
     /**
      * Return the projection; that is, the complete, composited
      * representation of this image.
      */
     KisPaintDeviceSP projection() const;
 
     /**
      * Return the number of layers (not other nodes) that are in this
      * image.
      */
     qint32 nlayers() const;
 
     /**
      * Return the number of layers (not other node types) that are in
      * this image and that are hidden.
      */
     qint32 nHiddenLayers() const;
 
     /*
      * Return the number of layers (not other node tyoes) that are
      * descendants of the rootLayer in this image.
      */
     qint32 nChildLayers() const;
 
     /**
      * Merge all visible layers and discard hidden ones.
      */
     void flatten(KisNodeSP activeNode);
 
     /**
      * Merge the specified layer with the layer
      * below this layer, remove the specified layer.
      */
     void mergeDown(KisLayerSP l, const KisMetaData::MergeStrategy* strategy);
 
     /**
      * flatten the layer: that is, the projection becomes the layer
      * and all subnodes are removed. If this is not a paint layer, it will morph
      * into a paint layer.
      */
     void flattenLayer(KisLayerSP layer);
 
     /**
      * Merges layers in \p mergedLayers and creates a new layer above
      * \p putAfter
      */
     void mergeMultipleLayers(QList<KisNodeSP> mergedLayers, KisNodeSP putAfter);
 
     /// @return the exact bounds of the image in pixel coordinates.
     QRect bounds() const override;
 
     /**
      * Returns the actual bounds of the image, taking LevelOfDetail
      * into account.  This value is used as a bounds() value of
      * KisDefaultBounds object.
      */
     QRect effectiveLodBounds() const;
 
     /// use if the layers have changed _completely_ (eg. when flattening)
     void notifyLayersChanged();
 
     /**
      * Sets the default color of the root layer projection. All the layers
      * will be merged on top of this very color
      */
     void setDefaultProjectionColor(const KoColor &color);
 
     /**
      * \see setDefaultProjectionColor()
      */
     KoColor defaultProjectionColor() const;
 
     void setRootLayer(KisGroupLayerSP rootLayer);
 
     /**
      * Add an annotation for this image. This can be anything: Gamma, EXIF, etc.
      * Note that the "icc" annotation is reserved for the color strategies.
      * If the annotation already exists, overwrite it with this one.
      */
     void addAnnotation(KisAnnotationSP annotation);
 
     /** get the annotation with the given type, can return 0 */
     KisAnnotationSP annotation(const QString& type);
 
     /** delete the annotation, if the image contains it */
     void removeAnnotation(const QString& type);
 
     /**
      * Start of an iteration over the annotations of this image (including the ICC Profile)
      */
     vKisAnnotationSP_it beginAnnotations();
 
     /** end of an iteration over the annotations of this image */
     vKisAnnotationSP_it endAnnotations();
 
     /**
      * Called before the image is deleted and sends the sigAboutToBeDeleted signal
      */
     void notifyAboutToBeDeleted();
 
     KisImageSignalRouter* signalRouter();
 
     /**
      * Returns whether we can reselect current global selection
      *
      * \see reselectGlobalSelection()
      */
     bool canReselectGlobalSelection();
 
     /**
      * Returns the layer compositions for the image
      */
     QList<KisLayerCompositionSP> compositions();
 
     /**
      * Adds a new layer composition, will be saved with the image
      */
     void addComposition(KisLayerCompositionSP composition);
 
     /**
      * Remove the layer compostion
      */
     void removeComposition(KisLayerCompositionSP composition);
 
     /**
      * Move a composition up in the composition list
      */
     void moveCompositionUp(KisLayerCompositionSP composition);
 
     /**
      * Move a composition down in the composition list
      */
     void moveCompositionDown(KisLayerCompositionSP composition);
 
     /**
      * Permit or deny the wrap-around mode for all the paint devices
      * of the image. Note that permitting the wraparound mode will not
      * necessarily activate it right now. To be activated the wrap
      * around mode should be 1) permitted; 2) supported by the
      * currently running stroke.
      */
     void setWrapAroundModePermitted(bool value);
 
     /**
      * \return whether the wrap-around mode is permitted for this
      *         image. If the wrap around mode is permitted and the
      *         currently running stroke supports it, the mode will be
      *         activated for all paint devices of the image.
      *
      * \see setWrapAroundMode
      */
     bool wrapAroundModePermitted() const;
 
 
     /**
      * \return whether the wraparound mode is activated for all the
      *         devices of the image. The mode is activated when both
      *         factors are true: the user permitted it and the stroke
      *         supports it
      */
     bool wrapAroundModeActive() const;
 
     /**
      * \return current level of detail which is used when processing the image.
      * Current working zoom = 2 ^ (- currentLevelOfDetail()). Default value is
      * null, which means we work on the original image.
      */
     int currentLevelOfDetail() const;
 
     /**
      * Relative position of the mirror axis center
      *     0,0 - topleft corner of the image
      *     1,1 - bottomright corner of the image
      */
     QPointF mirrorAxesCenter() const;
 
     /**
      * Sets the relative position of the axes center
      * \see mirrorAxesCenter() for details
      */
     void setMirrorAxesCenter(const QPointF &value) const;
 
     /**
      * Configure the image to allow masks on the root not (as reported by
      * root()->allowAsChild()). By default it is not allowed (because it
      * looks weird from GUI point of view)
      */
     void setAllowMasksOnRootNode(bool value);
 
     /**
      * \see setAllowMasksOnRootNode()
      */
     bool allowMasksOnRootNode() const;
 
 public Q_SLOTS:
 
     /**
      * Explicitly start regeneration of LoD planes of all the devices
      * in the image. This call should be performed when the user is idle,
      * just to make the quality of image updates better.
      */
     void explicitRegenerateLevelOfDetail();
 
 public:
 
     /**
      * Set preferences for the level-of-detail functionality.
      * Due to multithreading considerations they may be applied
      * not immediately, but some time later.
      */
     void setLodPreferences(const KisLodPreferences &value);
 
     /**
      * Return current lod-preferences used by the strokes queue. They
      * may differ from the preferences that has been assigned before
      * due to multi-stage application process (due to multithreading
      * considerations)
      */
     KisLodPreferences lodPreferences() const;
 
     KisImageAnimationInterface *animationInterface() const;
 
     /**
      * @brief setProofingConfiguration, this sets the image's proofing configuration, and signals
      * the proofingConfiguration has changed.
      * @param proofingConfig - the kis proofing config that will be used instead.
      */
     void setProofingConfiguration(KisProofingConfigurationSP proofingConfig);
     /**
      * @brief proofingConfiguration
      * @return the proofing configuration of the image.
      */
     KisProofingConfigurationSP proofingConfiguration() const;
 
 public Q_SLOTS:
     bool startIsolatedMode(KisNodeSP node, bool isolateLayer, bool isolateGroup);
     void stopIsolatedMode();
 
 public:
     KisNodeSP isolationRootNode() const;
     bool isIsolatingLayer() const;
     bool isIsolatingGroup() const;
 
 Q_SIGNALS:
 
     /**
      *  Emitted whenever an action has caused the image to be
      *  recomposited. Parameter is the rect that has been recomposited.
      */
     void sigImageUpdated(const QRect &);
 
     /**
        Emitted whenever the image has been modified, so that it
        doesn't match with the version saved on disk.
      */
     void sigImageModified();
 
     /**
        Emitted whenever the image has been modified without creation
        of an undo command
      */
     void sigImageModifiedWithoutUndo();
 
     /**
      * The signal is emitted when the size of the image is changed.
      * \p oldStillPoint and \p newStillPoint give the receiver the
      * hint about how the new and old rect of the image correspond to
      * each other. They specify the point of the image around which
      * the conversion was done. This point will stay still on the
      * user's screen. That is the \p newStillPoint of the new image
      * will be painted at the same screen position, where \p
      * oldStillPoint of the old image was painted.
      *
      * \param oldStillPoint is a still point represented in *old*
      *                      image coordinates
      *
      * \param newStillPoint is a still point represented in *new*
      *                      image coordinates
      */
     void sigSizeChanged(const QPointF &oldStillPoint, const QPointF &newStillPoint);
 
     void sigProfileChanged(const KoColorProfile *  profile);
     void sigColorSpaceChanged(const KoColorSpace*  cs);
     void sigResolutionChanged(double xRes, double yRes);
     void sigRequestNodeReselection(KisNodeSP activeNode, const KisNodeList &selectedNodes);
 
     /**
      * Inform the model that a node was changed
      */
     void sigNodeChanged(KisNodeSP node);
 
     /**
      * Inform that the image is going to be deleted
      */
     void sigAboutToBeDeleted();
 
     /**
      * The signal is emitted right after a node has been connected
      * to the graph of the nodes.
      *
      * WARNING: you must not request any graph-related information
      * about the node being run in a not-scheduler thread. If you need
      * information about the parent/siblings of the node connect
      * with Qt::DirectConnection, get needed information and then
      * emit another Qt::AutoConnection signal to pass this information
      * to your thread. See details of the implementation
      * in KisDummiesfacadeBase.
      */
     void sigNodeAddedAsync(KisNodeSP node);
 
     /**
      * This signal is emitted right before a node is going to removed
      * from the graph of the nodes.
      *
      * WARNING: you must not request any graph-related information
      * about the node being run in a not-scheduler thread.
      *
      * \see comment in sigNodeAddedAsync()
      */
     void sigRemoveNodeAsync(KisNodeSP node);
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the root node of the image has changed.
      * It happens, e.g. when we flatten the image. When
      * this happens the receiver should reload information
      * about the image
      */
     void sigLayersChangedAsync();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the UI has requested the undo of the last stroke's
      * operation. The point is, we cannot deal with the internals of
      * the stroke without its creator knowing about it (which most
      * probably cause a crash), so we just forward this request from
      * the UI to the creator of the stroke.
      *
      * If your tool supports undoing part of its work, just listen to
      * this signal and undo when it comes
      */
     void sigUndoDuringStrokeRequested();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the UI has requested the redo of the last undo
      * operation.
      *
      * If your tool supports undoing/redoing part of its work, just listen
      * to this signal and undo when it comes
      */
     void sigRedoDuringStrokeRequested();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the UI has requested the cancellation of
      * the stroke. The point is, we cannot cancel the stroke
      * without its creator knowing about it (which most probably
      * cause a crash), so we just forward this request from the UI
      * to the creator of the stroke.
      *
      * If your tool supports cancelling of its work in the middle
      * of operation, just listen to this signal and cancel
      * the stroke when it comes
      */
     void sigStrokeCancellationRequested();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the image decides that the stroke should better
      * be ended. The point is, we cannot just end the stroke
      * without its creator knowing about it (which most probably
      * cause a crash), so we just forward this request from the UI
      * to the creator of the stroke.
      *
      * If your tool supports long  strokes that may involve multiple
      * mouse actions in one stroke, just listen to this signal and
      * end the stroke when it comes.
      */
     void sigStrokeEndRequested();
 
     /**
      * Same as sigStrokeEndRequested() but is not emitted when the active node
      * is changed.
      */
     void sigStrokeEndRequestedActiveNodeFiltered();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the isolated mode status has changed.
      *
      * Can be used by the receivers to catch a fact of forcefully
      * stopping the isolated mode by the image when some complex
      * action was requested
      */
     void sigIsolatedModeChanged();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when one or more nodes changed the collapsed state
      *
      */
     void sigNodeCollapsedChanged();
 
     /**
      * Emitted when the proofing configuration of the image is being changed.
      *
      */
     void sigProofingConfigChanged();
 
     /**
      * Internal signal for asynchronously requesting isolated mode to stop. Don't use it
      * outside KisImage, use sigIsolatedModeChanged() instead.
      */
     void sigInternalStopIsolatedModeRequested();
 
 public Q_SLOTS:
     KisCompositeProgressProxy* compositeProgressProxy();
 
     bool isIdle(bool allowLocked = false);
 
     /**
      * @brief Wait until all the queued background jobs are completed and lock the image.
      *
      * KisImage object has a local scheduler that executes long-running image
      * rendering/modifying jobs (we call them "strokes") in a background. Basically,
      * one should either access the image from the scope of such jobs (strokes) or
      * just lock the image before using.
      *
      * Calling barrierLock() will wait until all the queued operations are finished
      * and lock the image, so you can start accessing it in a safe way.
      *
      * @p readOnly tells the image if the caller is going to modify the image during
      *             holding the lock. Locking with non-readOnly  access will reset all
      *             the internal caches of the image (lod-planes) when the lock status
      *             will be lifted.
      */
     void barrierLock(bool readOnly = false);
 
     /**
      * @brief Tries to lock the image without waiting for the jobs to finish
      *
      * Same as barrierLock(), but doesn't block execution of the calling thread
      * until all the background jobs are finished. Instead, in case of presence of
      * unfinished jobs in the queue, it just returns false
      *
      * @return whether the lock has been acquired
      * @see barrierLock
      */
     bool tryBarrierLock(bool readOnly = false);
 
     /**
      * Wait for all the internal image jobs to complete and return without locking
      * the image. This function is handly for tests or other synchronous actions,
      * when one needs to wait for the result of his actions.
      */
     void waitForDone();
 
     KisStrokeId startStroke(KisStrokeStrategy *strokeStrategy) override;
     void addJob(KisStrokeId id, KisStrokeJobData *data) override;
     void endStroke(KisStrokeId id) override;
     bool cancelStroke(KisStrokeId id) override;
 
     /**
      * @brief blockUpdates block updating the image projection
      */
     void blockUpdates() override;
 
     /**
      * @brief unblockUpdates unblock updating the image project. This
      * only restarts the scheduler and does not schedule a full refresh.
      */
     void unblockUpdates() override;
 
     /**
      * Disables notification of the UI about the changes in the image.
      * This feature is used by KisProcessingApplicator. It is needed
      * when we change the size of the image. In this case, the whole
      * image will be reloaded into UI by sigSizeChanged(), so there is
      * no need to inform the UI about individual dirty rects.
      *
      * The last call to enableUIUpdates() will return the list of updates
      * that were requested while they were blocked.
      */
     void disableUIUpdates() override;
 
     /**
      * Notify GUI about a bunch of updates planned. GUI is expected to wait
      * until all the updates are completed, and render them on screen only
      * in the very and of the batch.
      */
     void notifyBatchUpdateStarted() override;
 
     /**
      * Notify GUI that batch update has been completed. Now GUI can start
      * showing all of them on screen.
      */
     void notifyBatchUpdateEnded() override;
 
     /**
      * Notify GUI that rect \p rc is now prepared in the image and
      * GUI can read data from it.
      *
      * WARNING: GUI will read the data right in the handler of this
      *          signal, so exclusive access to the area must be guaranteed
      *          by the caller.
      */
     void notifyUIUpdateCompleted(const QRect &rc) override;
 
     /**
      * \see disableUIUpdates
      */
     QVector<QRect> enableUIUpdates() override;
 
     /**
      * Disables the processing of all the setDirty() requests that
      * come to the image. The incoming requests are effectively
      * *dropped*.
      *
      * This feature is used by KisProcessingApplicator. For many cases
      * it provides its own updates interface, which recalculates the
      * whole subtree of nodes. But while we change any particular
      * node, it can ask for an update itself. This method is a way of
      * blocking such intermediate (and excessive) requests.
      *
      * NOTE: this is a convenience function for addProjectionUpdatesFilter()
      *       that installs a predefined filter that eats everything. Please
      *       note that these calls are *not* recursive.
      *
      * WARNING: The calls to enable/disable must be balanced.
      */
     void disableDirtyRequests() override;
 
     /**
      * \see disableDirtyRequests()
      */
     void enableDirtyRequests() override;
 
     /**
      * Installs a filter object that will filter all the incoming projection update
      * requests. If the filter return true, the incoming update is dropped.
      *
      * NOTE: you can add multiple filters to the image, **but** the calls to add/remove
      *       must be nested and balanced. E.g.
      *
      *       \code{.cpp}
      *
      *       auto cookie1 = image->addProjectionUpdatesFilter(filter1);
      *       auto cookie2 = image->addProjectionUpdatesFilter(filter2);
      *
      *       /// ...do something...
      *
      *       /// correct:
      *       image->removeProjectionUpdatesFilter(cookie2)
      *       image->removeProjectionUpdatesFilter(cookie1)
      *
      *       /// incorrect:
      *       // image->removeProjectionUpdatesFilter(cookie1)
      *       // image->removeProjectionUpdatesFilter(cookie2)
      *       \endcode
      */
     KisProjectionUpdatesFilterCookie addProjectionUpdatesFilter(KisProjectionUpdatesFilterSP filter) override;
 
     /**
      * @brief removes already installed filter from the stack of updates filers
      * @param cookie a cookie object returned by addProjectionUpdatesFilter() on intallation
      * @return the installed filter. If the cookie is invalid, or nesting rule has been
      *         broken, then removeProjectionUpdatesFilter() may safe-assert and return nullptr.
      *
      * NOTE: some weird code (e.g. KisRegenerateFrameStrokeStrategy) needs to temporary remove
      * all the filters and then install them back. Current implementation ensures that after removal
      * and the following installation, cookies will be preserved. So this operation is considered
      * safe.
      *
      * \see addProjectionUpdatesFilter()
      */
     KisProjectionUpdatesFilterSP removeProjectionUpdatesFilter(KisProjectionUpdatesFilterCookie cookie) override;
 
     /**
      * Return the cookie of the lastly-installed filter
      *
      * \see addProjectionUpdatesFilter()
      */
     KisProjectionUpdatesFilterCookie currentProjectionUpdatesFilter() const override;
 
 
     void refreshGraphAsync(KisNodeSP root = KisNodeSP(), UpdateFlags flags = None) override;
     void refreshGraphAsync(KisNodeSP root, const QRect &rc, UpdateFlags flags = None) override;
     void refreshGraphAsync(KisNodeSP root, const QRect &rc, const QRect &cropRect, UpdateFlags flags = None) override;
     void refreshGraphAsync(KisNodeSP root, const QVector<QRect> &rects, const QRect &cropRect, UpdateFlags flags = None) override;
 
     /**
      * Triggers synchronous recomposition of the projection
      */
     void refreshGraph(KisNodeSP root = KisNodeSP());
     void refreshGraph(KisNodeSP root, const QRect& rc, const QRect &cropRect);
     void initialRefreshGraph();
 
     /**
      * Initiate a stack regeneration skipping the recalculation of the
      * filthy node's projection.
      *
      * Works exactly as pseudoFilthy->setDirty() with the only
      * exception that pseudoFilthy::updateProjection() will not be
      * called. That is used by KisRecalculateTransformMaskJob to avoid
      * cyclic dependencies.
      */
     void requestProjectionUpdateNoFilthy(KisNodeSP pseudoFilthy, const QRect &rc, const QRect &cropRect);
 
     void requestProjectionUpdateNoFilthy(KisNodeSP pseudoFilthy, const QRect &rc, const QRect &cropRect, const bool notifyFrameChange );
 
     void requestProjectionUpdateNoFilthy(KisNodeSP pseudoFilthy, const QVector<QRect> &rects, const QRect &cropRect, const bool resetAnimationCache);
 
     /**
      * Adds a spontaneous job to the updates queue.
      *
      * A spontaneous job may do some trivial tasks in the background,
      * like updating the outline of selection or purging unused tiles
      * from the existing paint devices.
      */
     void addSpontaneousJob(KisSpontaneousJob *spontaneousJob);
 
     /**
      * \return true if there are some updates in the updates queue.
      * Please note, that is doesn't guarantee that there are no updates
      * running in the updater context at the very moment. To guarantee that
      * there are no updates left at all, please use barrier jobs instead.
      */
     bool hasUpdatesRunning() const override;
 
     /**
      * This method is called by the UI (*not* by the creator of the
      * stroke) when it thinks the current stroke should undo its last
      * action, for example, when the user presses Ctrl+Z while some
      * stroke is active.
      *
      * If the creator of the stroke supports undoing of intermediate
      * actions, it will be notified about this request and can undo
      * its last action.
      */
     void requestUndoDuringStroke();
 
     /**
      * This method is called by the UI (*not* by the creator of the
      * stroke) when it thinks the current stroke should redo its last
      * undo, for example, when the user presses Ctrl+Shift+Z while some
      * stroke is active.
      *
      * If the creator of the stroke supports undoing/redoing of an
      * intermediate actions, it will be notified about this request and
      * can undo its last action.
      */
     void requestRedoDuringStroke();
 
     /**
      * This method is called by the UI (*not* by the creator of the
      * stroke) when it thinks current stroke should be cancelled. If
      * there is a running stroke that has already been detached from
      * its creator (ended or cancelled), it will be forcefully
      * cancelled and reverted. If there is an open stroke present, and
      * if its creator supports cancelling, it will be notified about
      * the request and the stroke will be cancelled
      */
     void requestStrokeCancellation();
 
     /**
      * This method requests the last stroke executed on the image to become undone.
      * If the stroke is not ended, or if all the Lod0 strokes are completed, the method
      * returns UNDO_FAIL. If the last Lod0 is going to be finished soon, then UNDO_WAIT
      * is returned and the caller should just wait for its completion and call global undo
      * instead. UNDO_OK means one unfinished stroke has been undone.
      */
     UndoResult tryUndoUnfinishedLod0Stroke();
 
     /**
      * This method is called when image or some other part of Krita
      * (*not* the creator of the stroke) decides that the stroke
      * should be ended. If the creator of the stroke supports it, it
      * will be notified and the stroke will be cancelled
      */
     void requestStrokeEnd();
 
     /**
      * Same as requestStrokeEnd() but is called by view manager when
      * the current node is changed. Use to distinguish
      * sigStrokeEndRequested() and
      * sigStrokeEndRequestedActiveNodeFiltered() which are used by
      * KisNodeJugglerCompressed
      */
     void requestStrokeEndActiveNode();
 
 private:
 
     KisImage(const KisImage& rhs, KisUndoStore *undoStore, bool exactCopy);
     KisImage& operator=(const KisImage& rhs);
 
     void emitSizeChanged();
 
     void resizeImageImpl(const QRect& newRect, bool cropLayers);
     void rotateImpl(const KUndo2MagicString &actionName, KisNodeSP rootNode, double radians,
                     bool resizeImage, KisSelectionSP selection);
     void shearImpl(const KUndo2MagicString &actionName, KisNodeSP rootNode,
                    bool resizeImage, double angleX, double angleY, KisSelectionSP selection);
 
     void safeRemoveTwoNodes(KisNodeSP node1, KisNodeSP node2);
 
     void refreshHiddenArea(KisNodeSP rootNode, const QRect &preparedArea);
 
     void requestProjectionUpdateImpl(KisNode *node,
                                      const QVector<QRect> &rects,
                                      const QRect &cropRect);
 
     friend class KisImageResizeCommand;
     void setSize(const QSize& size);
 
     void setProjectionColorSpace(const KoColorSpace * colorSpace);
 
 
     friend class KisDeselectGlobalSelectionCommand;
     friend class KisReselectGlobalSelectionCommand;
     friend class KisSetGlobalSelectionCommand;
     friend class KisImageTest;
     friend class Document; // For libkis
 
     /**
      * Replaces the current global selection with globalSelection. If
      * \p globalSelection is empty, removes the selection object, so that
      * \ref globalSelection() will return 0 after that.
      */
     void setGlobalSelection(KisSelectionSP globalSelection);
 
     /**
      * Deselects current global selection.
      * \ref globalSelection() will return 0 after that.
      */
     void deselectGlobalSelection();
 
     /**
      * Reselects current deselected selection
      *
      * \see deselectGlobalSelection()
      */
     void reselectGlobalSelection();
 
 private:
     class KisImagePrivate;
     KisImagePrivate * m_d;
 };
 
 #endif // KIS_IMAGE_H_