ladybird/Userland/Libraries/LibGfx/GradientPainting.cpp

/*
 * Copyright (c) 2022-2023, MacDue <macdue@dueutil.tech>
 *
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause
 */

#include <AK/Math.h>
#include <LibGfx/Gradients.h>
#include <LibGfx/PaintStyle.h>
#include <LibGfx/Painter.h>

#if defined(AK_COMPILER_GCC)
#    pragma GCC optimize("O3")
#endif

namespace Gfx {

// Note: This file implements the CSS/Canvas gradients for LibWeb according to the spec.
// Please do not make ad-hoc changes that may break spec compliance!

static float color_stop_step(ColorStop const& previous_stop, ColorStop const& next_stop, float position)
{
    if (position < previous_stop.position)
        return 0;
    if (position > next_stop.position)
        return 1;
    // For any given point between the two color stops,
    // determine the point’s location as a percentage of the distance between the two color stops.
    // Let this percentage be P.
    auto stop_length = next_stop.position - previous_stop.position;
    // FIXME: Avoids NaNs... Still not quite correct?
    if (stop_length <= 0)
        return 1;
    auto p = (position - previous_stop.position) / stop_length;
    if (!next_stop.transition_hint.has_value())
        return p;
    if (*next_stop.transition_hint >= 1)
        return 0;
    if (*next_stop.transition_hint <= 0)
        return 1;
    // Let C, the color weighting at that point, be equal to P^(logH(.5)).
    auto c = AK::pow(p, AK::log<float>(0.5) / AK::log(*next_stop.transition_hint));
    // The color at that point is then a linear blend between the colors of the two color stops,
    // blending (1 - C) of the first stop and C of the second stop.
    return c;
}

enum class UsePremultipliedAlpha {
    Yes,
    No
};

class GradientLine {
public:
    GradientLine(int gradient_length, Span<ColorStop const> color_stops, Optional<float> repeat_length, UsePremultipliedAlpha use_premultiplied_alpha = UsePremultipliedAlpha::Yes)
        : m_repeating { repeat_length.has_value() }
        , m_start_offset { round_to<int>((m_repeating ? color_stops.first().position : 0.0f) * gradient_length) }
    {
        // Avoid generating excessive amounts of colors when the not enough shades to fill that length.
        auto necessary_length = min<int>((color_stops.size() - 1) * 255, gradient_length);
        m_sample_scale = float(necessary_length) / gradient_length;
        // Note: color_count will be < gradient_length for repeating gradients.
        auto color_count = round_to<int>(repeat_length.value_or(1.0f) * necessary_length);
        m_gradient_line_colors.resize(color_count);

        auto color_blend = [&](Color a, Color b, float amount) {
            // Note: color.mixed_with() performs premultiplied alpha mixing when necessary as defined in:
            // https://drafts.csswg.org/css-images/#coloring-gradient-line
            if (use_premultiplied_alpha == UsePremultipliedAlpha::Yes)
                return a.mixed_with(b, amount);
            return a.interpolate(b, amount);
        };

        for (int loc = 0; loc < color_count; loc++) {
            auto relative_loc = float(loc + m_start_offset) / necessary_length;
            Color gradient_color = color_blend(color_stops[0].color, color_stops[1].color,
                color_stop_step(color_stops[0], color_stops[1], relative_loc));
            for (size_t i = 1; i < color_stops.size() - 1; i++) {
                gradient_color = color_blend(gradient_color, color_stops[i + 1].color,
                    color_stop_step(color_stops[i], color_stops[i + 1], relative_loc));
            }
            m_gradient_line_colors[loc] = gradient_color;
            if (gradient_color.alpha() < 255)
                m_requires_blending = true;
        }
    }

    Color get_color(i64 index) const
    {
        return m_gradient_line_colors[clamp(index, 0, m_gradient_line_colors.size() - 1)];
    }

    Color sample_color(float loc) const
    {
        if (!isfinite(loc))
            return Color();
        if (m_sample_scale != 1.0f)
            loc *= m_sample_scale;
        auto repeat_wrap_if_required = [&](i64 loc) {
            if (m_repeating)
                return (loc + m_start_offset) % static_cast<i64>(m_gradient_line_colors.size());
            return loc;
        };
        auto int_loc = static_cast<i64>(floor(loc));
        auto blend = loc - int_loc;
        auto color = get_color(repeat_wrap_if_required(int_loc));
        // Blend between the two neighbouring colors (this fixes some nasty aliasing issues at small angles)
        if (blend >= 0.004f)
            color = color.mixed_with(get_color(repeat_wrap_if_required(int_loc + 1)), blend);
        return color;
    }

    void paint_into_physical_rect(Painter& painter, IntRect rect, auto location_transform)
    {
        auto clipped_rect = rect.intersected(painter.clip_rect() * painter.scale());
        auto start_offset = clipped_rect.location() - rect.location();
        for (int y = 0; y < clipped_rect.height(); y++) {
            for (int x = 0; x < clipped_rect.width(); x++) {
                auto pixel = sample_color(location_transform(x + start_offset.x(), y + start_offset.y()));
                painter.set_physical_pixel(clipped_rect.location().translated(x, y), pixel, m_requires_blending);
            }
        }
    }

private:
    bool m_repeating;
    int m_start_offset;
    float m_sample_scale { 1 };
    Vector<Color, 1024> m_gradient_line_colors;

    bool m_requires_blending = false;
};

template<typename TransformFunction>
struct Gradient {
    Gradient(GradientLine gradient_line, TransformFunction transform_function)
        : m_gradient_line(move(gradient_line))
        , m_transform_function(move(transform_function))
    {
    }

    void paint(Painter& painter, IntRect rect)
    {
        m_gradient_line.paint_into_physical_rect(painter, rect, m_transform_function);
    }

    PaintStyle::SamplerFunction sample_function()
    {
        return [this](IntPoint point) {
            return m_gradient_line.sample_color(m_transform_function(point.x(), point.y()));
        };
    }

private:
    GradientLine m_gradient_line;
    TransformFunction m_transform_function;
};

static auto create_linear_gradient(IntRect const& physical_rect, Span<ColorStop const> const& color_stops, float angle, Optional<float> repeat_length)
{
    float normalized_angle = normalized_gradient_angle_radians(angle);
    float sin_angle, cos_angle;
    AK::sincos(normalized_angle, sin_angle, cos_angle);

    // Full length of the gradient
    auto gradient_length = calculate_gradient_length(physical_rect.size(), sin_angle, cos_angle);
    IntPoint offset { cos_angle * (gradient_length / 2), sin_angle * (gradient_length / 2) };
    auto center = physical_rect.translated(-physical_rect.location()).center();
    auto start_point = center - offset;
    // Rotate gradient line to be horizontal
    auto rotated_start_point_x = start_point.x() * cos_angle - start_point.y() * -sin_angle;

    GradientLine gradient_line(gradient_length, color_stops, repeat_length);
    return Gradient {
        move(gradient_line),
        [=](int x, int y) {
            return (x * cos_angle - (physical_rect.height() - y) * -sin_angle) - rotated_start_point_x;
        }
    };
}

static auto create_conic_gradient(Span<ColorStop const> const& color_stops, FloatPoint center_point, float start_angle, Optional<float> repeat_length, UsePremultipliedAlpha use_premultiplied_alpha = UsePremultipliedAlpha::Yes)
{
    // FIXME: Do we need/want sub-degree accuracy for the gradient line?
    GradientLine gradient_line(360, color_stops, repeat_length, use_premultiplied_alpha);
    float normalized_start_angle = (360.0f - start_angle) + 90.0f;
    // The flooring can make gradients that want soft edges look worse, so only floor if we have hard edges.
    // Which makes sure the hard edge stay hard edges :^)
    bool should_floor_angles = false;
    for (size_t i = 0; i < color_stops.size() - 1; i++) {
        if (color_stops[i + 1].position - color_stops[i].position <= 0.01f) {
            should_floor_angles = true;
            break;
        }
    }
    return Gradient {
        move(gradient_line),
        [=](int x, int y) {
            auto point = FloatPoint { x, y } - center_point;
            // FIXME: We could probably get away with some approximation here:
            auto loc = fmod((AK::atan2(point.y(), point.x()) * 180.0f / AK::Pi<float> + 360.0f + normalized_start_angle), 360.0f);
            return should_floor_angles ? floor(loc) : loc;
        }
    };
}

static auto create_radial_gradient(IntRect const& physical_rect, Span<ColorStop const> const& color_stops, IntPoint center, IntSize size, Optional<float> repeat_length)
{
    // A conservative guesstimate on how many colors we need to generate:
    auto max_dimension = max(physical_rect.width(), physical_rect.height());
    auto max_visible_gradient = max(max_dimension / 2, min(size.width(), max_dimension));
    GradientLine gradient_line(max_visible_gradient, color_stops, repeat_length);
    auto center_point = FloatPoint { center }.translated(0.5, 0.5);
    return Gradient {
        move(gradient_line),
        [=](int x, int y) {
            // FIXME: See if there's a more efficient calculation we do there :^)
            auto point = FloatPoint(x, y) - center_point;
            auto gradient_x = point.x() / size.width();
            auto gradient_y = point.y() / size.height();
            return AK::sqrt(gradient_x * gradient_x + gradient_y * gradient_y) * max_visible_gradient;
        }
    };
}

void Painter::fill_rect_with_linear_gradient(IntRect const& rect, Span<ColorStop const> const& color_stops, float angle, Optional<float> repeat_length)
{
    auto a_rect = to_physical(rect);
    if (a_rect.intersected(clip_rect() * scale()).is_empty())
        return;
    auto linear_gradient = create_linear_gradient(a_rect, color_stops, angle, repeat_length);
    linear_gradient.paint(*this, a_rect);
}

static FloatPoint pixel_center(IntPoint point)
{
    return point.to_type<float>().translated(0.5f, 0.5f);
}

void Painter::fill_rect_with_conic_gradient(IntRect const& rect, Span<ColorStop const> const& color_stops, IntPoint center, float start_angle, Optional<float> repeat_length)
{
    auto a_rect = to_physical(rect);
    if (a_rect.intersected(clip_rect() * scale()).is_empty())
        return;
    // Translate position/center to the center of the pixel (avoids some funky painting)
    auto center_point = pixel_center(center * scale());
    auto conic_gradient = create_conic_gradient(color_stops, center_point, start_angle, repeat_length);
    conic_gradient.paint(*this, a_rect);
}

void Painter::fill_rect_with_radial_gradient(IntRect const& rect, Span<ColorStop const> const& color_stops, IntPoint center, IntSize size, Optional<float> repeat_length)
{
    auto a_rect = to_physical(rect);
    if (a_rect.intersected(clip_rect() * scale()).is_empty())
        return;
    auto radial_gradient = create_radial_gradient(a_rect, color_stops, center * scale(), size * scale(), repeat_length);
    radial_gradient.paint(*this, a_rect);
}

// TODO: Figure out how to handle scale() here... Not important while not supported by fill_path()

void LinearGradientPaintStyle::paint(IntRect physical_bounding_box, PaintFunction paint) const
{
    VERIFY(color_stops().size() > 2);
    auto linear_gradient = create_linear_gradient(physical_bounding_box, color_stops(), m_angle, repeat_length());
    paint(linear_gradient.sample_function());
}

void ConicGradientPaintStyle::paint(IntRect physical_bounding_box, PaintFunction paint) const
{
    VERIFY(color_stops().size() > 2);
    (void)physical_bounding_box;
    auto conic_gradient = create_conic_gradient(color_stops(), pixel_center(m_center), m_start_angle, repeat_length());
    paint(conic_gradient.sample_function());
}

void RadialGradientPaintStyle::paint(IntRect physical_bounding_box, PaintFunction paint) const
{
    VERIFY(color_stops().size() > 2);
    auto radial_gradient = create_radial_gradient(physical_bounding_box, color_stops(), m_center, m_size, repeat_length());
    paint(radial_gradient.sample_function());
}

// The following implements the gradient fill/stoke styles for the HTML canvas: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/canvas.html#fill-and-stroke-styles

static auto make_sample_non_relative(IntPoint draw_location, auto sample)
{
    return [=, sample = move(sample)](IntPoint point) { return sample(point.translated(draw_location)); };
}

void CanvasLinearGradientPaintStyle::paint(IntRect physical_bounding_box, PaintFunction paint) const
{
    // If x0 = x1 and y0 = y1, then the linear gradient must paint nothing.
    if (m_p0 == m_p1)
        return;
    if (color_stops().is_empty())
        return;
    if (color_stops().size() < 2)
        return paint([this](IntPoint) { return color_stops().first().color; });

    auto delta = m_p1 - m_p0;
    auto angle = AK::atan2(delta.y(), delta.x());
    float sin_angle, cos_angle;
    AK::sincos(angle, sin_angle, cos_angle);
    int gradient_length = ceilf(m_p1.distance_from(m_p0));
    auto rotated_start_point_x = m_p0.x() * cos_angle - m_p0.y() * -sin_angle;

    Gradient linear_gradient {
        GradientLine(gradient_length, color_stops(), repeat_length(), UsePremultipliedAlpha::No),
        [=](int x, int y) {
            return (x * cos_angle - y * -sin_angle) - rotated_start_point_x;
        }
    };

    paint(make_sample_non_relative(physical_bounding_box.location(), linear_gradient.sample_function()));
}

void CanvasConicGradientPaintStyle::paint(IntRect physical_bounding_box, PaintFunction paint) const
{
    if (color_stops().is_empty())
        return;
    if (color_stops().size() < 2)
        return paint([this](IntPoint) { return color_stops().first().color; });

    // Follows the same rendering rule as CSS 'conic-gradient' and it is equivalent to CSS
    // 'conic-gradient(from adjustedStartAnglerad at xpx ypx, angularColorStopList)'.
    //  Here:
    //      adjustedStartAngle is given by startAngle + π/2;
    auto conic_gradient = create_conic_gradient(color_stops(), m_center, m_start_angle + 90.0f, repeat_length(), UsePremultipliedAlpha::No);
    paint(make_sample_non_relative(physical_bounding_box.location(), conic_gradient.sample_function()));
}

void CanvasRadialGradientPaintStyle::paint(IntRect physical_bounding_box, PaintFunction paint) const
{
    // 1. If x0 = x1 and y0 = y1 and r0 = r1, then the radial gradient must paint nothing. Return.
    if (m_start_center == m_end_center && m_start_radius == m_end_radius)
        return;
    if (color_stops().is_empty())
        return;
    if (color_stops().size() < 2)
        return paint([this](IntPoint) { return color_stops().first().color; });

    auto start_radius = m_start_radius;
    auto start_center = m_start_center;
    auto end_radius = m_end_radius;
    auto end_center = m_end_center;

    if (end_radius == 0 && start_radius == 0)
        return;

    if (fabs(start_radius - end_radius) < 1)
        start_radius += 1;

    // Needed for the start circle > end circle case, but FIXME, this seems kind of hacky.
    bool reverse_gradient = end_radius < start_radius;
    if (reverse_gradient) {
        swap(end_radius, start_radius);
        swap(end_center, start_center);
    }

    // Spec steps: Useless for writing an actual implementation (give it a go :P):
    //
    // 2. Let x(ω) = (x1-x0)ω + x0
    //    Let y(ω) = (y1-y0)ω + y0
    //    Let r(ω) = (r1-r0)ω + r0
    // Let the color at ω be the color at that position on the gradient
    // (with the colors coming from the interpolation and extrapolation described above).
    //
    // 3. For all values of ω where r(ω) > 0, starting with the value of ω nearest to positive infinity and
    // ending with the value of ω nearest to negative infinity, draw the circumference of the circle with
    // radius r(ω) at position (x(ω), y(ω)), with the color at ω, but only painting on the parts of the
    // bitmap that have not yet been painted on by earlier circles in this step for this rendering of the gradient.

    auto center_delta = end_center - start_center;
    auto center_dist = end_center.distance_from(start_center);
    bool inner_contained = ((center_dist + start_radius) < end_radius);

    auto start_point = start_center;
    if (!inner_contained) {
        // The intersection point of the direct common tangents of the start/end circles.
        start_point = FloatPoint {
            (start_radius * end_center.x() - end_radius * start_center.x()) / (start_radius - end_radius),
            (start_radius * end_center.y() - end_radius * start_center.y()) / (start_radius - end_radius)
        };
    }

    // This is just an approximate upperbound (the gradient line class will shorten this if necessary).
    int gradient_length = center_dist + end_radius + start_radius;
    GradientLine gradient_line(gradient_length, color_stops(), repeat_length(), UsePremultipliedAlpha::No);

    auto radius2 = end_radius * end_radius;
    center_delta = end_center - start_point;
    auto dx2_factor = (radius2 - center_delta.y() * center_delta.y());
    auto dy2_factor = (radius2 - center_delta.x() * center_delta.x());

    // If you can simplify this please do, this is "best guess" implementation due to lack of specification.
    // It was implemented to visually match chrome/firefox in all cases:
    //      - Start circle inside end circle
    //      - Start circle outside end circle
    //      - Start circle radius == end circle radius
    //      - Start circle larger than end circle (inside end circle)
    //      - Start circle larger than end circle (outside end circle)
    //      - Start cirlce or end circle radius == 0

    Gradient radial_gradient {
        move(gradient_line),
        [=](int x, int y) {
            auto get_gradient_location = [&] {
                FloatPoint point { x, y };
                auto dist = point.distance_from(start_point);
                if (dist == 0)
                    return 0.0f;
                auto vec = (point - start_point) / dist;
                auto dx2 = vec.x() * vec.x();
                auto dy2 = vec.y() * vec.y();
                // This works out the distance to the nearest point on the end circle in the direction of the "vec" vector.
                // The "vec" vector points from the center of the start circle to the current point.
                auto root = sqrtf(dx2 * dx2_factor + dy2 * dy2_factor
                    + 2 * vec.x() * vec.y() * center_delta.x() * center_delta.y());
                auto dot = vec.x() * center_delta.x() + vec.y() * center_delta.y();
                // Note: When reversed we always want the farthest point
                auto edge_dist = (((inner_contained || reverse_gradient ? root : -root) + dot) / (dx2 + dy2));
                auto start_offset = inner_contained ? start_radius : (edge_dist / end_radius) * start_radius;
                // FIXME: Returning nan is a hack for "Don't paint me!"
                if (edge_dist < 0)
                    return AK::NaN<float>;
                if (edge_dist - start_offset < 0)
                    return float(gradient_length);
                return ((dist - start_offset) / (edge_dist - start_offset));
            };
            auto loc = get_gradient_location();
            if (reverse_gradient)
                loc = 1.0f - loc;
            return loc * gradient_length;
        }
    };

    paint(make_sample_non_relative(physical_bounding_box.location(), radial_gradient.sample_function()));
}

}