annotate layer/ColourMapper.h @ 1548:bd6af89982d7

Permit getScaleProvidingLayerForUnit to return a dormant layer if there is no visible alternative. This is necessary to avoid the scale disappearing in Tony when the spectrogram is toggled off.
author Chris Cannam
date Thu, 17 Oct 2019 14:44:22 +0100
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Chris@376 1 /* -*- c-basic-offset: 4 indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- vi:set ts=8 sts=4 sw=4: */
Chris@376 2
Chris@376 3 /*
Chris@376 4 Sonic Visualiser
Chris@376 5 An audio file viewer and annotation editor.
Chris@376 6 Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.
Chris@376 7 This file copyright 2006-2007 Chris Cannam and QMUL.
Chris@376 8
Chris@376 9 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
Chris@376 10 modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
Chris@376 11 published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
Chris@376 12 License, or (at your option) any later version. See the file
Chris@376 13 COPYING included with this distribution for more information.
Chris@376 14 */
Chris@376 15
Chris@1199 16 #ifndef SV_COLOUR_MAPPER_H
Chris@1199 17 #define SV_COLOUR_MAPPER_H
Chris@376 18
Chris@376 19 #include <QObject>
Chris@376 20 #include <QColor>
Chris@376 21 #include <QString>
Chris@1199 22 #include <QPixmap>
Chris@376 23
Chris@376 24 /**
Chris@376 25 * A class for mapping intensity values onto various colour maps.
Chris@376 26 */
Chris@1071 27 class ColourMapper
Chris@376 28 {
Chris@376 29 public:
Chris@1362 30 ColourMapper(int map,
Chris@1362 31 bool inverted,
Chris@1362 32 double minValue,
Chris@1362 33 double maxValue);
Chris@1071 34 ~ColourMapper();
Chris@1071 35
Chris@1362 36 ColourMapper(const ColourMapper &) =default;
Chris@1362 37 ColourMapper &operator=(const ColourMapper &) =default;
Chris@376 38
Chris@1362 39 enum ColourMap {
Chris@1017 40 Green,
Chris@376 41 Sunset,
Chris@376 42 WhiteOnBlack,
Chris@376 43 BlackOnWhite,
Chris@1017 44 Cherry,
Chris@1017 45 Wasp,
Chris@1017 46 Ice,
Chris@376 47 FruitSalad,
Chris@376 48 Banded,
Chris@376 49 Highlight,
Chris@536 50 Printer,
Chris@1362 51 HighGain,
Chris@1362 52 BlueOnBlack,
Chris@1362 53 Cividis,
Chris@1362 54 Magma
Chris@376 55 };
Chris@376 56
Chris@376 57 int getMap() const { return m_map; }
Chris@1362 58 bool isInverted() const { return m_inverted; }
Chris@902 59 double getMinValue() const { return m_min; }
Chris@902 60 double getMaxValue() const { return m_max; }
Chris@376 61
Chris@1362 62 /**
Chris@1362 63 * Return the number of known colour maps.
Chris@1362 64 */
Chris@376 65 static int getColourMapCount();
Chris@376 66
Chris@1362 67 /**
Chris@1362 68 * Return a human-readable label for the colour map with the given
Chris@1362 69 * index. This may have been subject to translation.
Chris@1362 70 */
Chris@1362 71 static QString getColourMapLabel(int n);
Chris@1362 72
Chris@1362 73 /**
Chris@1362 74 * Return a machine-readable id string for the colour map with the
Chris@1362 75 * given index. This is not translated and is intended for use in
Chris@1362 76 * file I/O.
Chris@1362 77 */
Chris@1362 78 static QString getColourMapId(int n);
Chris@1362 79
Chris@1362 80 /**
Chris@1362 81 * Return the index for the colour map with the given
Chris@1362 82 * machine-readable id string, or -1 if the id is not recognised.
Chris@1362 83 */
Chris@1362 84 static int getColourMapById(QString id);
Chris@1362 85
Chris@1362 86 /**
Chris@1362 87 * Older versions of colour-handling code save and reload colour
Chris@1362 88 * maps by numerical index and can't properly handle situations in
Chris@1362 89 * which the index order changes between releases, or new indices
Chris@1362 90 * are added. So when we save a colour map by id, we should also
Chris@1362 91 * save a compatibility value that can be re-read by such
Chris@1362 92 * code. This value is an index into the series of colours used by
Chris@1362 93 * pre-3.2 SV code, namely (Default/Green, Sunset, WhiteOnBlack,
Chris@1362 94 * BlackOnWhite, RedOnBlue, YellowOnBlack, BlueOnBlack,
Chris@1362 95 * FruitSalad, Banded, Highlight, Printer, HighGain). It should
Chris@1362 96 * represent the closest equivalent to the current colour scheme
Chris@1362 97 * available in that set. This function returns that index.
Chris@1362 98 */
Chris@1362 99 static int getBackwardCompatibilityColourMap(int n);
Chris@1362 100
Chris@1362 101 /**
Chris@1362 102 * Map the given value to a colour. The value will be clamped to
Chris@1362 103 * the range minValue to maxValue (where both are drawn from the
Chris@1362 104 * constructor arguments).
Chris@1362 105 */
Chris@902 106 QColor map(double value) const;
Chris@376 107
Chris@1362 108 /**
Chris@1362 109 * Return a colour that contrasts somewhat with the colours in the
Chris@1362 110 * map, so as to be used for cursors etc.
Chris@1362 111 */
Chris@1362 112 QColor getContrastingColour() const;
Chris@1362 113
Chris@1362 114 /**
Chris@1362 115 * Return true if the colour map is intended to be placed over a
Chris@1362 116 * light background, false otherwise. This is typically true if
Chris@1362 117 * the colours corresponding to higher values are darker than
Chris@1362 118 * those corresponding to lower values.
Chris@1362 119 */
Chris@376 120 bool hasLightBackground() const;
Chris@376 121
Chris@1362 122 /**
Chris@1362 123 * Return a pixmap of the given size containing a preview swatch
Chris@1362 124 * for the colour map.
Chris@1362 125 */
Chris@1199 126 QPixmap getExamplePixmap(QSize size) const;
Chris@1199 127
Chris@376 128 protected:
Chris@376 129 int m_map;
Chris@1362 130 bool m_inverted;
Chris@902 131 double m_min;
Chris@902 132 double m_max;
Chris@376 133 };
Chris@376 134
Chris@376 135 #endif
Chris@376 136