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/* $Id: zicc.c 6651 2006-03-13 16:18:19Z stefan $ */
/* ICCBased color operators */

#include "math_.h"
#include "memory_.h"
#include "ghost.h"
#include "oper.h"
#include "gsstruct.h"
#include "gxcspace.h"		/* gscolor2.h requires gscspace.h */
#include "stream.h"
#include "files.h"
#include "gscolor2.h"
#include "gsicc.h"
#include "estack.h"
#include "idict.h"
#include "idparam.h"
#include "igstate.h"
#include "icie.h"
#include "ialloc.h"

/*
 *   <dict>  .seticcspace  -
 *
 * Create an ICCBased color space and set it to be the current color space.
 *
 * The PostScript structure of an ICCBased color space is that same as that
 * for a CIEBased* color space:
 *
 *     [ /ICCBased <dictionary> ]
 *
 * As is the for other .setcie*space operators, the operand dictionary rather
 * than the complete color space array is on the stack when this operator
 * is inovked.
 *
 * At the time this procedure is called, the alternative color space for
 * the ICCBased color space is expected to be the current color space,
 * whether that space was explicitly specified or implied by the number
 * of components in the ICCBased color space dictionary. This is consistent
 * with the handling of alternative spaces in Separation, DeviceN, and
 * Indexed color spaces. Unlike the "zset*space" routines for those spaces,
 * however, the current code does not attempt to build the color space
 * "in place" in the graphic state.
 *
 * The procedure that invokes this operator will already have checked that
 * the operand is a dictionary, is readable, and defines the key /N
 * (number of components).
 */
private int
zseticcspace(i_ctx_t * i_ctx_p)
{
    os_ptr                  op = osp;
    int edepth = ref_stack_count(&e_stack);
    int                     code;
    gs_color_space *        pcs;
    const gs_color_space *  palt_cs;
    ref *                   pnval;
    ref *                   pstrmval;
    stream *                s;
    int                     i, ncomps;
    gs_cie_icc *            picc_info;
    float                   range_buff[8];
    static const float      dflt_range[8] = { 0, 1,   0, 1,   0, 1,   0, 1 };

    dict_find_string(op, "N", &pnval);
    ncomps = pnval->value.intval;

    /* verify the DataSource entry */
    if (dict_find_string(op, "DataSource", &pstrmval) <= 0)
        return_error(e_undefined);
    check_read_file(s, pstrmval);

    /*
     * Verify that the current color space can be a alternative color space.
     * The check for ICCBased color space is a hack to avoid introducing yet
     * another category indicator into the gs_color_space_type structur.
     */
    palt_cs = gs_currentcolorspace(igs);
    if ( !palt_cs->type->can_be_alt_space                                ||
         gs_color_space_get_index(palt_cs) == gs_color_space_index_CIEICC  )
        return_error(e_rangecheck);

    /*
     * Fetch and verify the Range array.
     *
     * The PDF documentation is unclear as to the purpose of this array.
     * Essentially all that is stated is that "These values must match the
     * information in the ICC profile" (PDF Reference, 2nd ed., p. 174).
     * If that is the case, why not use the information in the profile?
     * The only reason we can think of is range specification is intended
     * to be used to limit the range of values passed to the alternate
     * color space (the range may be smaller than the native range of values
     * provided by that color space).
     *
     * Because the icclib code will perform normalization based on color
     * space, we use the range values only to restrict the set of input
     * values; they are not used for normalization.
     */
    code = dict_floats_param( imemory, 
			      op,
                              "Range",
                              2 * ncomps,
                              range_buff,
                              dflt_range );
    for (i = 0; i < 2 * ncomps && range_buff[i + 1] >= range_buff[i]; i += 2)
        ;
    if (i != 2 * ncomps)
        return_error(e_rangecheck);

    /* build the color space object */
    code = gs_cspace_build_CIEICC(&pcs, NULL, gs_state_memory(igs));
    if (code < 0)
        return code;
    picc_info = pcs->params.icc.picc_info;
    picc_info->num_components = ncomps;
    picc_info->instrp = s;
    picc_info->file_id = (s->read_id | s->write_id);
    for (i = 0; i < ncomps; i++) {
        picc_info->Range.ranges[i].rmin = range_buff[2 * i];
        picc_info->Range.ranges[i].rmax = range_buff[2 * i + 1];

    }

    /* record the current space as the alternative color space */
    memmove( &pcs->params.icc.alt_space,
             palt_cs,
             sizeof(pcs->params.icc.alt_space) );
    /*
     * Increment reference counts for current cspace since it is the
     * alternate color space for the ICC space.
     */
    gx_increment_cspace_count(palt_cs);

    code = gx_load_icc_profile(picc_info);
    if (code < 0)
	return code;

    code = cie_cache_joint(i_ctx_p, &istate->colorrendering.procs,
			   (gs_cie_common *)picc_info, igs);
    if (code < 0)
	return code;

    return cie_set_finish( i_ctx_p,
                           pcs,
                           &istate->colorspace.procs.cie,
                           edepth,
                           code );
}


const op_def    zicc_ll3_op_defs[] = {
    op_def_begin_ll3(),
    { "1.seticcspace", zseticcspace },
    op_def_end(0)
};
