/* -*- Mode: C++ -*-
   KDChart - a multi-platform charting engine
   */

/****************************************************************************
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 **
 ** This file is part of the KDChart library.
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#ifndef __KDCHARTDATAREGION__
#define __KDCHARTDATAREGION__

#include <qregion.h>
#include <qpointarray.h>

#include "KDChartGlobal.h"

/*!
  \internal
  */
struct KDCHART_EXPORT KDChartDataRegion
{
    typedef QValueList<QPointArray> PointArrayList;

    KDChartDataRegion()
    {
        init();
    }

    KDChartDataRegion( QRegion region, uint r, uint c, uint ch )
    {
        init();
        pRegion = new QRegion( region );
        row     = r;
        col     = c;
        chart   = ch;
    }

    KDChartDataRegion( uint r, uint c, uint ch, QPointArray array )
    {
        init();
        pArray = new QPointArray( array );
        row     = r;
        col     = c;
        chart   = ch;
    }

    KDChartDataRegion( uint r, uint c, uint ch, QRect rect )
    {
        init();
        pRect = new QRect( rect );
        row   = r;
        col   = c;
        chart = ch;
    }
    KDChartDataRegion( uint r, uint c, uint ch, PointArrayList * list, bool takeOwnership )
    {
        init();
        if( takeOwnership )
            pPointArrayList = list;
        else
            pPointArrayList = new PointArrayList( * list );
        row   = r;
        col   = c;
        chart = ch;
    }

    ~KDChartDataRegion()
    {
        //qDebug ("~KDChartDataRegion");
        if( pPointArrayList )
            delete pPointArrayList;
        if( pRegion )
            delete pRegion;
        if( pArray )
            delete pArray;
        if( pRect )
            delete pRect;
        if( pTextRegion )
            delete pTextRegion;
    }

    QRegion region() const
    {
        if( pPointArrayList && ! pPointArrayList->empty() ){
            QRegion region;
            PointArrayList::iterator it;
            for ( it = pPointArrayList->begin(); it != pPointArrayList->end(); ++it ){
                region += QRegion( *it );
            }
            return region;
        }
        if( pRegion )
            return *pRegion;
        if( pArray )
            return QRegion( *pArray );
        if( pRect )
            return QRegion( *pRect );
        return QRegion();
    }

    QRect rect() const
    {
        if( pPointArrayList && ! pPointArrayList->empty() ){
            QRect rect;
            PointArrayList::iterator it;
            for ( it = pPointArrayList->begin(); it != pPointArrayList->end(); ++it ){
                rect = rect.unite( (*it).boundingRect() );
            }
            return rect;
        }
        if( pRegion )
            return pRegion->boundingRect();
        if( pArray )
            return pArray->boundingRect();
        if( pRect )
            return *pRect;
        return QRect();
    }

    bool contains(const QPoint & p) const
    {
        if( pPointArrayList && ! pPointArrayList->empty() ){
            PointArrayList::iterator it;
            for ( it = pPointArrayList->begin(); it != pPointArrayList->end(); ++it ){
                QRegion region( *it );
                if( region.contains( p ) )
                    return true;
            }
            return false;
        }
        if( pRegion )
            return pRegion->contains( p );
        if( pArray )
            return QRegion( *pArray ).contains( p );
        if( pRect )
            return pRect->contains( p );
        return false;
    }

    void init()
    {
        pRegion     = 0;
        pArray      = 0;
        pRect       = 0;
        pTextRegion = 0;
        pPointArrayList = 0;
        row    = 0;
        col    = 0;
        chart  = 0;
        negative = false; // default value (useful if value is a string)
        points.resize( 9 );
        startAngle = 1440;
        angleLen   =    1;
    }

    QRegion*     pRegion;
    QPointArray* pArray;
    QRect*       pRect;
    QRegion*     pTextRegion;  // for the data values text

    // for three-dimensional bars, and for comparable structures, needing
    // more than one QPointArray, we use this list:
    PointArrayList* pPointArrayList;

    // For rectangular data representation  (bar, line, area, point, ...)
    // we use the above declared 'pRect'.
    // For curved data representations (pie slice, ring segment, ...)
    // we store the following additional anchor information:

    // store 9 elements: one for each value of KDChartEnums::PositionFlag
    QPointArray points;

    int startAngle; // Note: 5760 makes a full circle, 2880 is left 'corner'.
    int angleLen;

    uint row;
    uint col;
    // members needed for calculation of data values texts
    uint chart;
    QString text;        // the data values text
    bool    negative;    // stores whether the data value is less than zero
};


/**
  \class KDChartDataRegionList KDChartDataRegion.h

  \brief The collection class used by KD Chart to store data region information.

  This class is derived from QPtrList, so all of the Qt documentation for this class
  is valid for KDChartDataRegionList too.

  \note Normally there is no need to use this class yourself, since it
  is instantiated by the KDChartWidget. If however you are not using the
  KDChartWidget class but calling the painting methods of KDChart directly,
  make sure to either free the pointer stored in KDChartDataRegionList manually,
  or to call setAutoDelete( true ) to let your KDChartDataRegionList own these pointers:
  in this case please also make sure to call the clear() method whenever you want
  your KDChartDataRegionList to free these pointers.
  Note that all of this ONLY applies in case of NOT using the KDChartWidget.

  \sa KDChart, KDChartWidget
  */
typedef QPtrList < KDChartDataRegion > KDChartDataRegionList;

#endif