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 /*
     KWin - the KDE window manager
     This file is part of the KDE project.
 
     SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2011 Thomas Lübking <thomas.luebking@web.de>
     SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2018 Vlad Zahorodnii <vlad.zahorodnii@kde.org>
 
     SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
 */
 
 #pragma once
 
 #include "kwin_export.h"
 
 #include "effect/offscreeneffect.h"
 #include <QEasingCurve>
 #include <QElapsedTimer>
 #include <QtMath>
 
 namespace KWin
 {
 
 class KWIN_EXPORT FPx2
 {
 public:
     FPx2()
     {
         f[0] = f[1] = 0.0;
         valid = false;
     }
     explicit FPx2(float v)
     {
         f[0] = f[1] = v;
         valid = true;
     }
     FPx2(float v1, float v2)
     {
         f[0] = v1;
         f[1] = v2;
         valid = true;
     }
     FPx2(const FPx2 &other)
     {
         f[0] = other.f[0];
         f[1] = other.f[1];
         valid = other.valid;
     }
     explicit FPx2(const QPoint &other)
     {
         f[0] = other.x();
         f[1] = other.y();
         valid = true;
     }
     explicit FPx2(const QPointF &other)
     {
         f[0] = other.x();
         f[1] = other.y();
         valid = true;
     }
     explicit FPx2(const QSize &other)
     {
         f[0] = other.width();
         f[1] = other.height();
         valid = true;
     }
     explicit FPx2(const QSizeF &other)
     {
         f[0] = other.width();
         f[1] = other.height();
         valid = true;
     }
     inline void invalidate()
     {
         valid = false;
     }
     inline bool isValid() const
     {
         return valid;
     }
     inline float operator[](int n) const
     {
         return f[n];
     }
     inline QString toString() const
     {
         QString ret;
         if (valid) {
             ret = QString::number(f[0]) + QLatin1Char(',') + QString::number(f[1]);
         } else {
             ret = QString();
         }
         return ret;
     }
 
     inline FPx2 &operator=(const FPx2 &other)
     {
         f[0] = other.f[0];
         f[1] = other.f[1];
         valid = other.valid;
         return *this;
     }
     inline FPx2 &operator+=(const FPx2 &other)
     {
         f[0] += other[0];
         f[1] += other[1];
         return *this;
     }
     inline FPx2 &operator-=(const FPx2 &other)
     {
         f[0] -= other[0];
         f[1] -= other[1];
         return *this;
     }
     inline FPx2 &operator*=(float fl)
     {
         f[0] *= fl;
         f[1] *= fl;
         return *this;
     }
     inline FPx2 &operator/=(float fl)
     {
         f[0] /= fl;
         f[1] /= fl;
         return *this;
     }
 
     friend inline bool operator==(const FPx2 &f1, const FPx2 &f2)
     {
         return f1[0] == f2[0] && f1[1] == f2[1];
     }
     friend inline bool operator!=(const FPx2 &f1, const FPx2 &f2)
     {
         return f1[0] != f2[0] || f1[1] != f2[1];
     }
     friend inline const FPx2 operator+(const FPx2 &f1, const FPx2 &f2)
     {
         return FPx2(f1[0] + f2[0], f1[1] + f2[1]);
     }
     friend inline const FPx2 operator-(const FPx2 &f1, const FPx2 &f2)
     {
         return FPx2(f1[0] - f2[0], f1[1] - f2[1]);
     }
     friend inline const FPx2 operator*(const FPx2 &f, float fl)
     {
         return FPx2(f[0] * fl, f[1] * fl);
     }
     friend inline const FPx2 operator*(float fl, const FPx2 &f)
     {
         return FPx2(f[0] * fl, f[1] * fl);
     }
     friend inline const FPx2 operator-(const FPx2 &f)
     {
         return FPx2(-f[0], -f[1]);
     }
     friend inline const FPx2 operator/(const FPx2 &f, float fl)
     {
         return FPx2(f[0] / fl, f[1] / fl);
     }
 
     inline void set(float v)
     {
         f[0] = v;
         valid = true;
     }
     inline void set(float v1, float v2)
     {
         f[0] = v1;
         f[1] = v2;
         valid = true;
     }
 
 private:
     float f[2];
     bool valid;
 };
 
 class AniData;
 class AnimationEffectPrivate;
 
 /**
  * Base class for animation effects.
  *
  * AnimationEffect serves as a base class for animation effects. It makes easier
  * implementing animated transitions, without having to worry about low-level
  * specific stuff, e.g. referencing and unreferencing deleted windows, scheduling
  * repaints for the next frame, etc.
  *
  * Each animation animates one specific attribute, e.g. size, position, scale, etc.
  * You can provide your own implementation of the Generic attribute if none of the
  * standard attributes(e.g. size, position, etc) satisfy your requirements.
  *
  * @since 4.8
  */
 class KWIN_EXPORT AnimationEffect : public CrossFadeEffect
 {
     Q_OBJECT
 
 public:
     enum Anchor { Left = 1 << 0,
                   Top = 1 << 1,
                   Right = 1 << 2,
                   Bottom = 1 << 3,
                   Horizontal = Left | Right,
                   Vertical = Top | Bottom,
                   Mouse = 1 << 4 };
     Q_ENUM(Anchor)
 
     enum Attribute {
         Opacity = 0,
         Brightness,
         Saturation,
         Scale,
         Rotation,
         Position,
         Size,
         Translation,
         Clip,
         Generic,
         CrossFadePrevious,
         /**
          * Performs an animation with a provided shader.
          * The float uniform @c animationProgress is set to the current progress of the animation.
          **/
         Shader,
         /**
          * Like Shader, but additionally allows to animate a float uniform passed to the shader.
          * The uniform location must be provided as metadata.
          **/
         ShaderUniform,
         NonFloatBase = Position
     };
     Q_ENUM(Attribute)
 
     enum MetaType { SourceAnchor,
                     TargetAnchor,
                     RelativeSourceX,
                     RelativeSourceY,
                     RelativeTargetX,
                     RelativeTargetY,
                     Axis };
     Q_ENUM(MetaType)
 
     /**
      * This enum type is used to specify the direction of the animation.
      *
      * @since 5.15
      */
     enum Direction {
         Forward, ///< The animation goes from source to target.
         Backward ///< The animation goes from target to source.
     };
     Q_ENUM(Direction)
 
     /**
      * This enum type is used to specify when the animation should be terminated.
      *
      * @since 5.15
      */
     enum TerminationFlag {
         /**
          * Don't terminate the animation when it reaches source or target position.
          */
         DontTerminate = 0x00,
         /**
          * Terminate the animation when it reaches the source position. An animation
          * can reach the source position if its direction was changed to go backward
          * (from target to source).
          */
         TerminateAtSource = 0x01,
         /**
          * Terminate the animation when it reaches the target position. If this flag
          * is not set, then the animation will be persistent.
          */
         TerminateAtTarget = 0x02
     };
     Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(TerminationFlags, TerminationFlag)
     Q_FLAG(TerminationFlags)
 
     /**
      * Constructs AnimationEffect.
      *
      * Whenever you intend to connect to the EffectsHandler::windowClosed() signal,
      * do so when reimplementing the constructor. Do not add private slots named
      * _windowClosed or _windowDeleted! The AnimationEffect connects them right after
      * the construction.
      *
      * If you shadow the _windowDeleted slot (it doesn't matter that it's a private
      * slot), this will lead to segfaults.
      *
      * If you shadow _windowClosed or connect your slot to EffectsHandler::windowClosed()
      * after _windowClosed was connected, animations for closing windows will fail.
      */
     AnimationEffect();
     ~AnimationEffect() override;
 
     bool isActive() const override;
 
     /**
      * Gets stored metadata.
      *
      * Metadata can be used to store some extra information, for example rotation axis,
      * etc. The first 24 bits are reserved for the AnimationEffect class, you can use
      * the last 8 bits for custom hints. In case when you transform a Generic attribute,
      * all 32 bits are yours and you can use them as you want and read them in your
      * genericAnimation() implementation.
      *
      * @param type The type of the metadata.
      * @param meta Where the metadata is stored.
      * @returns Stored metadata.
      * @since 4.8
      */
     static int metaData(MetaType type, uint meta);
 
     /**
      * Sets metadata.
      *
      * @param type The type of the metadata.
      * @param value The data to be stored.
      * @param meta Where the metadata will be stored.
      * @since 4.8
      */
     static void setMetaData(MetaType type, uint value, uint &meta);
 
     // Reimplemented from KWin::Effect.
     QString debug(const QString &parameter) const override;
     void prePaintWindow(EffectWindow *w, WindowPrePaintData &data, std::chrono::milliseconds presentTime) override;
     void paintWindow(const RenderTarget &renderTarget, const RenderViewport &viewport, EffectWindow *w, int mask, QRegion region, WindowPaintData &data) override;
     void postPaintScreen() override;
 
     /**
      * Gaussian (bumper) animation curve for QEasingCurve.
      *
      * @since 4.8
      */
     static qreal qecGaussian(qreal progress)
     {
         progress = 2 * progress - 1;
         progress *= -5 * progress;
         return qExp(progress);
     }
 
     /**
      * @since 4.8
      */
     static inline qint64 clock()
     {
         return s_clock.elapsed();
     }
 
 protected:
     /**
      * Starts an animated transition of any supported attribute.
      *
      * @param w The animated window.
      * @param a The animated attribute.
      * @param meta Basically a wildcard to carry various extra information, e.g.
      *   the anchor, relativity or rotation axis. You will probably use it when
      *   performing Generic animations.
      * @param ms How long the transition will last.
      * @param to The target value. FPx2 is an agnostic two component float type
      *   (like QPointF or QSizeF, but without requiring to be either and supporting
      *   an invalid state).
      * @param curve How the animation progresses, e.g. Linear progresses constantly
      *   while Exponential start slow and becomes very fast in the end.
      * @param delay When the animation will start compared to "now" (the window will
      *   remain at the "from" position until then).
      * @param from The starting value, the default is invalid, ie. the attribute for
      *   the window is not transformed in the beginning.
      * @param fullScreen Sets this effect as the active full screen effect for the
      *   duration of the animation.
      * @param keepAlive Whether closed windows should be kept alive during animation.
      * @param shader Optional shader to use to render the window.
      * @returns An ID that you can use to cancel a running animation.
      * @since 4.8
      */
     quint64 animate(EffectWindow *w, Attribute a, uint meta, int ms, const FPx2 &to, const QEasingCurve &curve = QEasingCurve(), int delay = 0, const FPx2 &from = FPx2(), bool fullScreen = false, bool keepAlive = true, GLShader *shader = nullptr)
     {
         return p_animate(w, a, meta, ms, to, curve, delay, from, false, fullScreen, keepAlive, shader);
     }
 
     /**
      * Starts a persistent animated transition of any supported attribute.
      *
      * This method is equal to animate() with one important difference:
      * the target value for the attribute is kept until you call cancel().
      *
      * @param w The animated window.
      * @param a The animated attribute.
      * @param meta Basically a wildcard to carry various extra information, e.g.
      *   the anchor, relativity or rotation axis. You will probably use it when
      *   performing Generic animations.
      * @param ms How long the transition will last.
      * @param to The target value. FPx2 is an agnostic two component float type
      *   (like QPointF or QSizeF, but without requiring to be either and supporting
      *   an invalid state).
      * @param curve How the animation progresses, e.g. Linear progresses constantly
      *   while Exponential start slow and becomes very fast in the end.
      * @param delay When the animation will start compared to "now" (the window will
      *   remain at the "from" position until then).
      * @param from The starting value, the default is invalid, ie. the attribute for
      *   the window is not transformed in the beginning.
      * @param fullScreen Sets this effect as the active full screen effect for the
      *   duration of the animation.
      * @param keepAlive Whether closed windows should be kept alive during animation.
      * @param shader Optional shader to use to render the window.
      * @returns An ID that you need to use to cancel this manipulation.
      * @since 4.11
      */
     quint64 set(EffectWindow *w, Attribute a, uint meta, int ms, const FPx2 &to, const QEasingCurve &curve = QEasingCurve(), int delay = 0, const FPx2 &from = FPx2(), bool fullScreen = false, bool keepAlive = true, GLShader *shader = nullptr)
     {
         return p_animate(w, a, meta, ms, to, curve, delay, from, true, fullScreen, keepAlive, shader);
     }
 
     /**
      * Changes the target (but not type or curve) of a running animation.
      *
      * Please use cancel() to cancel an animation rather than altering it.
      *
      * @param animationId The id of the animation to be retargetted.
      * @param newTarget The new target.
      * @param newRemainingTime The new duration of the transition. By default (-1),
      *   the remaining time remains unchanged.
      * @returns @c true if the animation was retargetted successfully, @c false otherwise.
      * @note You can NOT retarget an animation that just has just ended!
      * @since 5.6
      */
     bool retarget(quint64 animationId, FPx2 newTarget, int newRemainingTime = -1);
 
     bool freezeInTime(quint64 animationId, qint64 frozenTime);
 
     /**
      * Changes the direction of the animation.
      *
      * @param animationId The id of the animation.
      * @param direction The new direction of the animation.
      * @param terminationFlags Whether the animation should be terminated when it
      *   reaches the source position after its direction was changed to go backward.
      *   Currently, TerminationFlag::TerminateAtTarget has no effect.
      * @returns @c true if the direction of the animation was changed successfully,
      *   otherwise @c false.
      * @since 5.15
      */
     bool redirect(quint64 animationId,
                   Direction direction,
                   TerminationFlags terminationFlags = TerminateAtSource);
 
     /**
      * Fast-forwards the animation to the target position.
      *
      * @param animationId The id of the animation.
      * @returns @c true if the animation was fast-forwarded successfully, otherwise
      *   @c false.
      * @since 5.15
      */
     bool complete(quint64 animationId);
 
     /**
      * Called whenever an animation ends.
      *
      * You can reimplement this method to keep a constant transformation for the window
      * (i.e. keep it at some opacity or position) or to start another animation.
      *
      * @param w The animated window.
      * @param a The animated attribute.
      * @param meta Originally supplied metadata to animate() or set().
      * @since 4.8
      */
     virtual void animationEnded(EffectWindow *w, Attribute a, uint meta);
 
     /**
      * Cancels a running animation.
      *
      * @param animationId The id of the animation.
      * @returns @c true if the animation was found (and canceled), @c false otherwise.
      * @note There is NO animated reset of the original value. You'll have to provide
      *   that with a second animation.
      * @note This will eventually release a Deleted window as well.
      * @note If you intend to run another animation on the (Deleted) window, you have
      *   to do that before cancelling the old animation (to keep the window around).
      * @since 4.11
      */
     bool cancel(quint64 animationId);
 
     /**
      * Called whenever animation that transforms Generic attribute needs to be painted.
      *
      * You should reimplement this method if you transform Generic attribute. @p meta
      * can be used to support more than one additional animations.
      *
      * @param w The animated window.
      * @param data The paint data.
      * @param progress Current progress value.
      * @param meta The metadata.
      * @since 4.8
      */
     virtual void genericAnimation(EffectWindow *w, WindowPaintData &data, float progress, uint meta);
 
     /**
      * @internal
      */
     typedef QMap<EffectWindow *, QPair<QList<AniData>, QRect>> AniMap;
 
     /**
      * @internal
      */
     AniMap state() const;
 
 private:
     quint64 p_animate(EffectWindow *w, Attribute a, uint meta, int ms, FPx2 to, const QEasingCurve &curve, int delay, FPx2 from, bool keepAtTarget, bool fullScreenEffect, bool keepAlive, GLShader *shader);
     QRect clipRect(const QRect &windowRect, const AniData &) const;
     float interpolated(const AniData &, int i = 0) const;
     float progress(const AniData &) const;
     void updateLayerRepaints();
     void validate(Attribute a, uint &meta, FPx2 *from, FPx2 *to, const EffectWindow *w) const;
 
 private Q_SLOTS:
     void init();
     void triggerRepaint();
     void _windowClosed(KWin::EffectWindow *w);
     void _windowDeleted(KWin::EffectWindow *w);
     void _windowExpandedGeometryChanged(KWin::EffectWindow *w);
 
 private:
     static QElapsedTimer s_clock;
     const std::unique_ptr<AnimationEffectPrivate> d_ptr;
     Q_DECLARE_PRIVATE(AnimationEffect)
     Q_DISABLE_COPY(AnimationEffect)
 };
 
 } // namespace
 
 Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(KWin::FPx2)
 Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(KWin::AnimationEffect::TerminationFlags)