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#ifdef HAVE_DIX_CONFIG_H
#include <dix-config.h>
#endif

#include "regionstr.h"
#include <X11/Xprotostr.h>
#include <X11/Xfuncproto.h>
#include "gc.h"
#include <pixman.h>

#undef assert
#ifdef REGION_DEBUG
#define assert(expr) { \
            CARD32 *foo = NULL; \
            if (!(expr)) { \
                ErrorF("Assertion failed file %s, line %d: %s\n", \
                       __FILE__, __LINE__, #expr); \
                *foo = 0xdeadbeef; /* to get a backtrace */ \
            } \
        }
#else
#define assert(expr)
#endif

#define good(reg) assert(RegionIsValid(reg))

/*
 * The functions in this file implement the Region abstraction used extensively
 * throughout the X11 sample server. A Region is simply a set of disjoint
 * (non-overlapping) rectangles, plus an "extent" rectangle which is the
 * smallest single rectangle that contains all the non-overlapping rectangles.
 *
 * A Region is implemented as a "y-x-banded" array of rectangles.  This array
 * imposes two degrees of order.  First, all rectangles are sorted by top side
 * y coordinate first (y1), and then by left side x coordinate (x1).
 *
 * Furthermore, the rectangles are grouped into "bands".  Each rectangle in a
 * band has the same top y coordinate (y1), and each has the same bottom y
 * coordinate (y2).  Thus all rectangles in a band differ only in their left
 * and right side (x1 and x2).  Bands are implicit in the array of rectangles:
 * there is no separate list of band start pointers.
 *
 * The y-x band representation does not minimize rectangles.  In particular,
 * if a rectangle vertically crosses a band (the rectangle has scanlines in
 * the y1 to y2 area spanned by the band), then the rectangle may be broken
 * down into two or more smaller rectangles stacked one atop the other.
 *
 *  -----------				    -----------
 *  |         |				    |         |		    band 0
 *  |         |  --------		    -----------  --------
 *  |         |  |      |  in y-x banded    |         |  |      |   band 1
 *  |         |  |      |  form is	    |         |  |      |
 *  -----------  |      |		    -----------  --------
 *               |      |				 |      |   band 2
 *               --------				 --------
 *
 * An added constraint on the rectangles is that they must cover as much
 * horizontal area as possible: no two rectangles within a band are allowed
 * to touch.
 *
 * Whenever possible, bands will be merged together to cover a greater vertical
 * distance (and thus reduce the number of rectangles). Two bands can be merged
 * only if the bottom of one touches the top of the other and they have
 * rectangles in the same places (of the same width, of course).
 *
 * Adam de Boor wrote most of the original region code.  Joel McCormack
 * substantially modified or rewrote most of the core arithmetic routines,
 * and added RegionValidate in order to support several speed improvements
 * to miValidateTree.  Bob Scheifler changed the representation to be more
 * compact when empty or a single rectangle, and did a bunch of gratuitous
 * reformatting.
 */

/*  true iff two Boxes overlap */
#define EXTENTCHECK(r1,r2) \
      (!( ((r1)->x2 <= (r2)->x1)  || \
          ((r1)->x1 >= (r2)->x2)  || \
          ((r1)->y2 <= (r2)->y1)  || \
          ((r1)->y1 >= (r2)->y2) ) )

/* true iff (x,y) is in Box */
#define INBOX(r,x,y) \
      ( ((r)->x2 >  x) && \
        ((r)->x1 <= x) && \
        ((r)->y2 >  y) && \
        ((r)->y1 <= y) )

/* true iff Box r1 contains Box r2 */
#define SUBSUMES(r1,r2) \
      ( ((r1)->x1 <= (r2)->x1) && \
        ((r1)->x2 >= (r2)->x2) && \
        ((r1)->y1 <= (r2)->y1) && \
        ((r1)->y2 >= (r2)->y2) )

#define xallocData(n) malloc(RegionSizeof(n))
#define xfreeData(reg) if ((reg)->data && (reg)->data->size) free((reg)->data)

#define RECTALLOC_BAIL(pReg,n,bail) \
if (!(pReg)->data || (((pReg)->data->numRects + (n)) > (pReg)->data->size)) \
    if (!RegionRectAlloc(pReg, n)) { goto bail; }

#define RECTALLOC(pReg,n) \
if (!(pReg)->data || (((pReg)->data->numRects + (n)) > (pReg)->data->size)) \
    if (!RegionRectAlloc(pReg, n)) { return FALSE; }

#define ADDRECT(pNextRect,nx1,ny1,nx2,ny2)	\
{						\
    pNextRect->x1 = nx1;			\
    pNextRect->y1 = ny1;			\
    pNextRect->x2 = nx2;			\
    pNextRect->y2 = ny2;			\
    pNextRect++;				\
}

#define NEWRECT(pReg,pNextRect,nx1,ny1,nx2,ny2)			\
{									\
    if (!(pReg)->data || ((pReg)->data->numRects == (pReg)->data->size))\
    {									\
	if (!RegionRectAlloc(pReg, 1))					\
	    return FALSE;						\
	pNextRect = RegionTop(pReg);					\
    }									\
    ADDRECT(pNextRect,nx1,ny1,nx2,ny2);					\
    pReg->data->numRects++;						\
    assert(pReg->data->numRects<=pReg->data->size);			\
}


#define DOWNSIZE(reg,numRects)						 \
if (((numRects) < ((reg)->data->size >> 1)) && ((reg)->data->size > 50)) \
{									 \
    RegDataPtr NewData;							 \
    NewData = (RegDataPtr)realloc((reg)->data, RegionSizeof(numRects));	 \
    if (NewData)							 \
    {									 \
	NewData->size = (numRects);					 \
	(reg)->data = NewData;						 \
    }									 \
}


BoxRec RegionEmptyBox = {0, 0, 0, 0};
RegDataRec RegionEmptyData = {0, 0};

RegDataRec  RegionBrokenData = {0, 0};
static RegionRec   RegionBrokenRegion = { { 0, 0, 0, 0 }, &RegionBrokenData };

void
InitRegions (void)
{
    pixman_region_set_static_pointers (&RegionEmptyBox, &RegionEmptyData, &RegionBrokenData);
}

/*****************************************************************
 *   RegionCreate(rect, size)
 *     This routine does a simple malloc to make a structure of
 *     REGION of "size" number of rectangles.
 *****************************************************************/

RegionPtr
RegionCreate(BoxPtr rect, int size)
{
    RegionPtr pReg;

    pReg = (RegionPtr)malloc(sizeof(RegionRec));
    if (!pReg)
	return &RegionBrokenRegion;

    RegionInit (pReg, rect, size);

    return pReg;
}

void
RegionDestroy(RegionPtr pReg)
{
    pixman_region_fini (pReg);
    if (pReg != &RegionBrokenRegion)
	free(pReg);
}

void
RegionPrint(RegionPtr rgn)
{
    int num, size;
    int i;
    BoxPtr rects;

    num = RegionNumRects(rgn);
    size = RegionSize(rgn);
    rects = RegionRects(rgn);
    ErrorF("[mi] num: %d size: %d\n", num, size);
    ErrorF("[mi] extents: %d %d %d %d\n",
	   rgn->extents.x1, rgn->extents.y1, rgn->extents.x2, rgn->extents.y2);
    for (i = 0; i < num; i++)
      ErrorF("[mi] %d %d %d %d \n",
	     rects[i].x1, rects[i].y1, rects[i].x2, rects[i].y2);
    ErrorF("[mi] \n");
}

#ifdef DEBUG
Bool
RegionIsValid(RegionPtr reg)
{
    int i, numRects;

    if ((reg->extents.x1 > reg->extents.x2) ||
	(reg->extents.y1 > reg->extents.y2))
	return FALSE;
    numRects = RegionNumRects(reg);
    if (!numRects)
	return ((reg->extents.x1 == reg->extents.x2) &&
		(reg->extents.y1 == reg->extents.y2) &&
		(reg->data->size || (reg->data == &RegionEmptyData)));
    else if (numRects == 1)
	return !reg->data;
    else
    {
	BoxPtr pboxP, pboxN;
	BoxRec box;

	pboxP = RegionRects(reg);
	box = *pboxP;
	box.y2 = pboxP[numRects-1].y2;
	pboxN = pboxP + 1;
	for (i = numRects; --i > 0; pboxP++, pboxN++)
	{
	    if ((pboxN->x1 >= pboxN->x2) ||
		(pboxN->y1 >= pboxN->y2))
		return FALSE;
	    if (pboxN->x1 < box.x1)
		box.x1 = pboxN->x1;
	    if (pboxN->x2 > box.x2)
		box.x2 = pboxN->x2;
	    if ((pboxN->y1 < pboxP->y1) ||
		((pboxN->y1 == pboxP->y1) &&
		 ((pboxN->x1 < pboxP->x2) || (pboxN->y2 != pboxP->y2))))
		return FALSE;
	}
	return ((box.x1 == reg->extents.x1) &&
		(box.x2 == reg->extents.x2) &&
		(box.y1 == reg->extents.y1) &&
		(box.y2 == reg->extents.y2));
    }
}
#endif /* DEBUG */

Bool
RegionBreak (RegionPtr pReg)
{
    xfreeData (pReg);
    pReg->extents = RegionEmptyBox;
    pReg->data = &RegionBrokenData;
    return FALSE;
}

Bool
RegionRectAlloc(RegionPtr pRgn, int n)
{
    RegDataPtr	data;

    if (!pRgn->data)
    {
	n++;
	pRgn->data = xallocData(n);
	if (!pRgn->data)
	    return RegionBreak (pRgn);
	pRgn->data->numRects = 1;
	*RegionBoxptr(pRgn) = pRgn->extents;
    }
    else if (!pRgn->data->size)
    {
	pRgn->data = xallocData(n);
	if (!pRgn->data)
	    return RegionBreak (pRgn);
	pRgn->data->numRects = 0;
    }
    else
    {
	if (n == 1)
	{
	    n = pRgn->data->numRects;
	    if (n > 500) /* XXX pick numbers out of a hat */
		n = 250;
	}
	n += pRgn->data->numRects;
	data = (RegDataPtr)realloc(pRgn->data, RegionSizeof(n));
	if (!data)
	    return RegionBreak (pRgn);
	pRgn->data = data;
    }
    pRgn->data->size = n;
    return TRUE;
}

/*======================================================================
 *	    Generic Region Operator
 *====================================================================*/

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionCoalesce --
 *	Attempt to merge the boxes in the current band with those in the
 *	previous one.  We are guaranteed that the current band extends to
 *      the end of the rects array.  Used only by RegionOp.
 *
 * Results:
 *	The new index for the previous band.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *	If coalescing takes place:
 *	    - rectangles in the previous band will have their y2 fields
 *	      altered.
 *	    - pReg->data->numRects will be decreased.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */
_X_INLINE static int
RegionCoalesce (
    RegionPtr	pReg,	    	/* Region to coalesce		     */
    int	    	  	prevStart,  	/* Index of start of previous band   */
    int	    	  	curStart)   	/* Index of start of current band    */
{
    BoxPtr	pPrevBox;   	/* Current box in previous band	     */
    BoxPtr	pCurBox;    	/* Current box in current band       */
    int  	numRects;	/* Number rectangles in both bands   */
    int		y2;		/* Bottom of current band	     */
    /*
     * Figure out how many rectangles are in the band.
     */
    numRects = curStart - prevStart;
    assert(numRects == pReg->data->numRects - curStart);

    if (!numRects) return curStart;

    /*
     * The bands may only be coalesced if the bottom of the previous
     * matches the top scanline of the current.
     */
    pPrevBox = RegionBox(pReg, prevStart);
    pCurBox = RegionBox(pReg, curStart);
    if (pPrevBox->y2 != pCurBox->y1) return curStart;

    /*
     * Make sure the bands have boxes in the same places. This
     * assumes that boxes have been added in such a way that they
     * cover the most area possible. I.e. two boxes in a band must
     * have some horizontal space between them.
     */
    y2 = pCurBox->y2;

    do {
	if ((pPrevBox->x1 != pCurBox->x1) || (pPrevBox->x2 != pCurBox->x2)) {
	    return curStart;
	}
	pPrevBox++;
	pCurBox++;
	numRects--;
    } while (numRects);

    /*
     * The bands may be merged, so set the bottom y of each box
     * in the previous band to the bottom y of the current band.
     */
    numRects = curStart - prevStart;
    pReg->data->numRects -= numRects;
    do {
	pPrevBox--;
	pPrevBox->y2 = y2;
	numRects--;
    } while (numRects);
    return prevStart;
}


/* Quicky macro to avoid trivial reject procedure calls to RegionCoalesce */

#define Coalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand)				\
    if (curBand - prevBand == newReg->data->numRects - curBand) {	\
	prevBand = RegionCoalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand);		\
    } else {								\
	prevBand = curBand;						\
    }

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionAppendNonO --
 *	Handle a non-overlapping band for the union and subtract operations.
 *      Just adds the (top/bottom-clipped) rectangles into the region.
 *      Doesn't have to check for subsumption or anything.
 *
 * Results:
 *	None.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *	pReg->data->numRects is incremented and the rectangles overwritten
 *	with the rectangles we're passed.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

_X_INLINE static Bool
RegionAppendNonO (
    RegionPtr	pReg,
    BoxPtr	r,
    BoxPtr  	rEnd,
    int  	y1,
    int  	y2)
{
    BoxPtr	pNextRect;
    int		newRects;

    newRects = rEnd - r;

    assert(y1 < y2);
    assert(newRects != 0);

    /* Make sure we have enough space for all rectangles to be added */
    RECTALLOC(pReg, newRects);
    pNextRect = RegionTop(pReg);
    pReg->data->numRects += newRects;
    do {
	assert(r->x1 < r->x2);
	ADDRECT(pNextRect, r->x1, y1, r->x2, y2);
	r++;
    } while (r != rEnd);

    return TRUE;
}

#define FindBand(r, rBandEnd, rEnd, ry1)		    \
{							    \
    ry1 = r->y1;					    \
    rBandEnd = r+1;					    \
    while ((rBandEnd != rEnd) && (rBandEnd->y1 == ry1)) {   \
	rBandEnd++;					    \
    }							    \
}

#define	AppendRegions(newReg, r, rEnd)					\
{									\
    int newRects;							\
    if ((newRects = rEnd - r)) {					\
	RECTALLOC(newReg, newRects);					\
	memmove((char *)RegionTop(newReg),(char *)r, 			\
              newRects * sizeof(BoxRec));				\
	newReg->data->numRects += newRects;				\
    }									\
}

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionOp --
 *	Apply an operation to two regions. Called by RegionUnion, RegionInverse,
 *	RegionSubtract, RegionIntersect....  Both regions MUST have at least one
 *      rectangle, and cannot be the same object.
 *
 * Results:
 *	TRUE if successful.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *	The new region is overwritten.
 *	pOverlap set to TRUE if overlapFunc ever returns TRUE.
 *
 * Notes:
 *	The idea behind this function is to view the two regions as sets.
 *	Together they cover a rectangle of area that this function divides
 *	into horizontal bands where points are covered only by one region
 *	or by both. For the first case, the nonOverlapFunc is called with
 *	each the band and the band's upper and lower extents. For the
 *	second, the overlapFunc is called to process the entire band. It
 *	is responsible for clipping the rectangles in the band, though
 *	this function provides the boundaries.
 *	At the end of each band, the new region is coalesced, if possible,
 *	to reduce the number of rectangles in the region.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

typedef Bool (*OverlapProcPtr)(
    RegionPtr	pReg,
    BoxPtr	r1,
    BoxPtr   	r1End,
    BoxPtr	r2,
    BoxPtr   	r2End,
    short    	y1,
    short    	y2,
    Bool	*pOverlap);

static Bool
RegionOp(
    RegionPtr       newReg,		    /* Place to store result	     */
    RegionPtr       reg1,		    /* First region in operation     */
    RegionPtr       reg2,		    /* 2d region in operation        */
    OverlapProcPtr  overlapFunc,            /* Function to call for over-
					     * lapping bands		     */
    Bool	    appendNon1,		    /* Append non-overlapping bands  */
					    /* in region 1 ? */
    Bool	    appendNon2,		    /* Append non-overlapping bands  */
					    /* in region 2 ? */
    Bool	    *pOverlap)
{
    BoxPtr 	r1;		    /* Pointer into first region     */
    BoxPtr 	r2;		    /* Pointer into 2d region	     */
    BoxPtr	r1End;		    /* End of 1st region	     */
    BoxPtr	r2End;		    /* End of 2d region		     */
    short	ybot;		    /* Bottom of intersection	     */
    short	ytop;		    /* Top of intersection	     */
    RegDataPtr	oldData;	    /* Old data for newReg	     */
    int		prevBand;	    /* Index of start of
				     * previous band in newReg       */
    int		curBand;	    /* Index of start of current
				     * band in newReg		     */
    BoxPtr  	r1BandEnd;	    /* End of current band in r1     */
    BoxPtr  	r2BandEnd;	    /* End of current band in r2     */
    short   	top;		    /* Top of non-overlapping band   */
    short   	bot;	    	    /* Bottom of non-overlapping band*/
    int     	r1y1;	    	    /* Temps for r1->y1 and r2->y1   */
    int     	r2y1;
    int	    	newSize;
    int	    	numRects;

    /*
     * Break any region computed from a broken region
     */
    if (RegionNar (reg1) || RegionNar(reg2))
	return RegionBreak (newReg);

    /*
     * Initialization:
     *	set r1, r2, r1End and r2End appropriately, save the rectangles
     * of the destination region until the end in case it's one of
     * the two source regions, then mark the "new" region empty, allocating
     * another array of rectangles for it to use.
     */

    r1 = RegionRects(reg1);
    newSize = RegionNumRects(reg1);
    r1End = r1 + newSize;
    numRects = RegionNumRects(reg2);
    r2 = RegionRects(reg2);
    r2End = r2 + numRects;
    assert(r1 != r1End);
    assert(r2 != r2End);

    oldData = NULL;
    if (((newReg == reg1) && (newSize > 1)) ||
	((newReg == reg2) && (numRects > 1)))
    {
	oldData = newReg->data;
	newReg->data = &RegionEmptyData;
    }
    /* guess at new size */
    if (numRects > newSize)
	newSize = numRects;
    newSize <<= 1;
    if (!newReg->data)
	newReg->data = &RegionEmptyData;
    else if (newReg->data->size)
	newReg->data->numRects = 0;
    if (newSize > newReg->data->size)
	if (!RegionRectAlloc(newReg, newSize))
	    return FALSE;

    /*
     * Initialize ybot.
     * In the upcoming loop, ybot and ytop serve different functions depending
     * on whether the band being handled is an overlapping or non-overlapping
     * band.
     * 	In the case of a non-overlapping band (only one of the regions
     * has points in the band), ybot is the bottom of the most recent
     * intersection and thus clips the top of the rectangles in that band.
     * ytop is the top of the next intersection between the two regions and
     * serves to clip the bottom of the rectangles in the current band.
     *	For an overlapping band (where the two regions intersect), ytop clips
     * the top of the rectangles of both regions and ybot clips the bottoms.
     */

    ybot = min(r1->y1, r2->y1);

    /*
     * prevBand serves to mark the start of the previous band so rectangles
     * can be coalesced into larger rectangles. qv. RegionCoalesce, above.
     * In the beginning, there is no previous band, so prevBand == curBand
     * (curBand is set later on, of course, but the first band will always
     * start at index 0). prevBand and curBand must be indices because of
     * the possible expansion, and resultant moving, of the new region's
     * array of rectangles.
     */
    prevBand = 0;

    do {
	/*
	 * This algorithm proceeds one source-band (as opposed to a
	 * destination band, which is determined by where the two regions
	 * intersect) at a time. r1BandEnd and r2BandEnd serve to mark the
	 * rectangle after the last one in the current band for their
	 * respective regions.
	 */
	assert(r1 != r1End);
	assert(r2 != r2End);

	FindBand(r1, r1BandEnd, r1End, r1y1);
	FindBand(r2, r2BandEnd, r2End, r2y1);

	/*
	 * First handle the band that doesn't intersect, if any.
	 *
	 * Note that attention is restricted to one band in the
	 * non-intersecting region at once, so if a region has n
	 * bands between the current position and the next place it overlaps
	 * the other, this entire loop will be passed through n times.
	 */
	if (r1y1 < r2y1) {
	    if (appendNon1) {
		top = max(r1y1, ybot);
		bot = min(r1->y2, r2y1);
		if (top != bot)	{
		    curBand = newReg->data->numRects;
		    RegionAppendNonO(newReg, r1, r1BandEnd, top, bot);
		    Coalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand);
		}
	    }
	    ytop = r2y1;
	} else if (r2y1 < r1y1) {
	    if (appendNon2) {
		top = max(r2y1, ybot);
		bot = min(r2->y2, r1y1);
		if (top != bot) {
		    curBand = newReg->data->numRects;
		    RegionAppendNonO(newReg, r2, r2BandEnd, top, bot);
		    Coalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand);
		}
	    }
	    ytop = r1y1;
	} else {
	    ytop = r1y1;
	}

	/*
	 * Now see if we've hit an intersecting band. The two bands only
	 * intersect if ybot > ytop
	 */
	ybot = min(r1->y2, r2->y2);
	if (ybot > ytop) {
	    curBand = newReg->data->numRects;
	    (* overlapFunc)(newReg, r1, r1BandEnd, r2, r2BandEnd, ytop, ybot,
			    pOverlap);
	    Coalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand);
	}

	/*
	 * If we've finished with a band (y2 == ybot) we skip forward
	 * in the region to the next band.
	 */
	if (r1->y2 == ybot) r1 = r1BandEnd;
	if (r2->y2 == ybot) r2 = r2BandEnd;

    } while (r1 != r1End && r2 != r2End);

    /*
     * Deal with whichever region (if any) still has rectangles left.
     *
     * We only need to worry about banding and coalescing for the very first
     * band left.  After that, we can just group all remaining boxes,
     * regardless of how many bands, into one final append to the list.
     */

    if ((r1 != r1End) && appendNon1) {
	/* Do first nonOverlap1Func call, which may be able to coalesce */
	FindBand(r1, r1BandEnd, r1End, r1y1);
	curBand = newReg->data->numRects;
	RegionAppendNonO(newReg, r1, r1BandEnd, max(r1y1, ybot), r1->y2);
	Coalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand);
	/* Just append the rest of the boxes  */
	AppendRegions(newReg, r1BandEnd, r1End);

    } else if ((r2 != r2End) && appendNon2) {
	/* Do first nonOverlap2Func call, which may be able to coalesce */
	FindBand(r2, r2BandEnd, r2End, r2y1);
	curBand = newReg->data->numRects;
	RegionAppendNonO(newReg, r2, r2BandEnd, max(r2y1, ybot), r2->y2);
	Coalesce(newReg, prevBand, curBand);
	/* Append rest of boxes */
	AppendRegions(newReg, r2BandEnd, r2End);
    }

    free(oldData);

    if (!(numRects = newReg->data->numRects))
    {
	xfreeData(newReg);
	newReg->data = &RegionEmptyData;
    }
    else if (numRects == 1)
    {
	newReg->extents = *RegionBoxptr(newReg);
	xfreeData(newReg);
	newReg->data = NULL;
    }
    else
    {
	DOWNSIZE(newReg, numRects);
    }

    return TRUE;
}

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionSetExtents --
 *	Reset the extents of a region to what they should be. Called by
 *	Subtract and Intersect as they can't figure it out along the
 *	way or do so easily, as Union can.
 *
 * Results:
 *	None.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *	The region's 'extents' structure is overwritten.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */
static void
RegionSetExtents (RegionPtr pReg)
{
    BoxPtr pBox, pBoxEnd;

    if (!pReg->data)
	return;
    if (!pReg->data->size)
    {
	pReg->extents.x2 = pReg->extents.x1;
	pReg->extents.y2 = pReg->extents.y1;
	return;
    }

    pBox = RegionBoxptr(pReg);
    pBoxEnd = RegionEnd(pReg);

    /*
     * Since pBox is the first rectangle in the region, it must have the
     * smallest y1 and since pBoxEnd is the last rectangle in the region,
     * it must have the largest y2, because of banding. Initialize x1 and
     * x2 from  pBox and pBoxEnd, resp., as good things to initialize them
     * to...
     */
    pReg->extents.x1 = pBox->x1;
    pReg->extents.y1 = pBox->y1;
    pReg->extents.x2 = pBoxEnd->x2;
    pReg->extents.y2 = pBoxEnd->y2;

    assert(pReg->extents.y1 < pReg->extents.y2);
    while (pBox <= pBoxEnd) {
	if (pBox->x1 < pReg->extents.x1)
	    pReg->extents.x1 = pBox->x1;
	if (pBox->x2 > pReg->extents.x2)
	    pReg->extents.x2 = pBox->x2;
	pBox++;
    };

    assert(pReg->extents.x1 < pReg->extents.x2);
}

/*======================================================================
 *	    Region Intersection
 *====================================================================*/
/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionIntersectO --
 *	Handle an overlapping band for RegionIntersect.
 *
 * Results:
 *	TRUE if successful.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *	Rectangles may be added to the region.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */
/*ARGSUSED*/

#define MERGERECT(r)						\
{								\
    if (r->x1 <= x2) {						\
	/* Merge with current rectangle */			\
	if (r->x1 < x2) *pOverlap = TRUE;				\
	if (x2 < r->x2) x2 = r->x2;				\
    } else {							\
	/* Add current rectangle, start new one */		\
	NEWRECT(pReg, pNextRect, x1, y1, x2, y2);		\
	x1 = r->x1;						\
	x2 = r->x2;						\
    }								\
    r++;							\
}

/*======================================================================
 *	    Region Union
 *====================================================================*/

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionUnionO --
 *	Handle an overlapping band for the union operation. Picks the
 *	left-most rectangle each time and merges it into the region.
 *
 * Results:
 *	TRUE if successful.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *	pReg is overwritten.
 *	pOverlap is set to TRUE if any boxes overlap.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */
static Bool
RegionUnionO (
    RegionPtr	pReg,
    BoxPtr	r1,
    BoxPtr  	r1End,
    BoxPtr	r2,
    BoxPtr  	r2End,
    short	y1,
    short	y2,
    Bool	*pOverlap)
{
    BoxPtr     pNextRect;
    int        x1;     /* left and right side of current union */
    int        x2;

    assert (y1 < y2);
    assert(r1 != r1End && r2 != r2End);

    pNextRect = RegionTop(pReg);

    /* Start off current rectangle */
    if (r1->x1 < r2->x1)
    {
	x1 = r1->x1;
	x2 = r1->x2;
	r1++;
    }
    else
    {
	x1 = r2->x1;
	x2 = r2->x2;
	r2++;
    }
    while (r1 != r1End && r2 != r2End)
    {
	if (r1->x1 < r2->x1) MERGERECT(r1) else MERGERECT(r2);
    }

    /* Finish off whoever (if any) is left */
    if (r1 != r1End)
    {
	do
	{
	    MERGERECT(r1);
	} while (r1 != r1End);
    }
    else if (r2 != r2End)
    {
	do
	{
	    MERGERECT(r2);
	} while (r2 != r2End);
    }

    /* Add current rectangle */
    NEWRECT(pReg, pNextRect, x1, y1, x2, y2);

    return TRUE;
}

/*======================================================================
 *	    Batch Rectangle Union
 *====================================================================*/

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionAppend --
 *
 *      "Append" the rgn rectangles onto the end of dstrgn, maintaining
 *      knowledge of YX-banding when it's easy.  Otherwise, dstrgn just
 *      becomes a non-y-x-banded random collection of rectangles, and not
 *      yet a true region.  After a sequence of appends, the caller must
 *      call RegionValidate to ensure that a valid region is constructed.
 *
 * Results:
 *	TRUE if successful.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *      dstrgn is modified if rgn has rectangles.
 *
 */
Bool
RegionAppend(RegionPtr dstrgn, RegionPtr rgn)
{
    int numRects, dnumRects, size;
    BoxPtr new, old;
    Bool prepend;

    if (RegionNar(rgn))
	return RegionBreak (dstrgn);

    if (!rgn->data && (dstrgn->data == &RegionEmptyData))
    {
	dstrgn->extents = rgn->extents;
	dstrgn->data = NULL;
	return TRUE;
    }

    numRects = RegionNumRects(rgn);
    if (!numRects)
	return TRUE;
    prepend = FALSE;
    size = numRects;
    dnumRects = RegionNumRects(dstrgn);
    if (!dnumRects && (size < 200))
	size = 200; /* XXX pick numbers out of a hat */
    RECTALLOC(dstrgn, size);
    old = RegionRects(rgn);
    if (!dnumRects)
	dstrgn->extents = rgn->extents;
    else if (dstrgn->extents.x2 > dstrgn->extents.x1)
    {
	BoxPtr first, last;

	first = old;
	last = RegionBoxptr(dstrgn) + (dnumRects - 1);
	if ((first->y1 > last->y2) ||
	    ((first->y1 == last->y1) && (first->y2 == last->y2) &&
	     (first->x1 > last->x2)))
	{
	    if (rgn->extents.x1 < dstrgn->extents.x1)
		dstrgn->extents.x1 = rgn->extents.x1;
	    if (rgn->extents.x2 > dstrgn->extents.x2)
		dstrgn->extents.x2 = rgn->extents.x2;
	    dstrgn->extents.y2 = rgn->extents.y2;
	}
	else
	{
	    first = RegionBoxptr(dstrgn);
	    last = old + (numRects - 1);
	    if ((first->y1 > last->y2) ||
		((first->y1 == last->y1) && (first->y2 == last->y2) &&
		 (first->x1 > last->x2)))
	    {
		prepend = TRUE;
		if (rgn->extents.x1 < dstrgn->extents.x1)
		    dstrgn->extents.x1 = rgn->extents.x1;
		if (rgn->extents.x2 > dstrgn->extents.x2)
		    dstrgn->extents.x2 = rgn->extents.x2;
		dstrgn->extents.y1 = rgn->extents.y1;
	    }
	    else
		dstrgn->extents.x2 = dstrgn->extents.x1;
	}
    }
    if (prepend)
    {
	new = RegionBox(dstrgn, numRects);
	if (dnumRects == 1)
	    *new = *RegionBoxptr(dstrgn);
	else
	    memmove((char *)new,(char *)RegionBoxptr(dstrgn),
		  dnumRects * sizeof(BoxRec));
	new = RegionBoxptr(dstrgn);
    }
    else
	new = RegionBoxptr(dstrgn) + dnumRects;
    if (numRects == 1)
	*new = *old;
    else
	memmove((char *)new, (char *)old, numRects * sizeof(BoxRec));
    dstrgn->data->numRects += numRects;
    return TRUE;
}


#define ExchangeRects(a, b) \
{			    \
    BoxRec     t;	    \
    t = rects[a];	    \
    rects[a] = rects[b];    \
    rects[b] = t;	    \
}

static void
QuickSortRects(
    BoxRec     rects[],
    int        numRects)
{
    int	y1;
    int	x1;
    int        i, j;
    BoxPtr     r;

    /* Always called with numRects > 1 */

    do
    {
	if (numRects == 2)
	{
	    if (rects[0].y1 > rects[1].y1 ||
		    (rects[0].y1 == rects[1].y1 && rects[0].x1 > rects[1].x1))
		ExchangeRects(0, 1);
	    return;
	}

	/* Choose partition element, stick in location 0 */
        ExchangeRects(0, numRects >> 1);
	y1 = rects[0].y1;
	x1 = rects[0].x1;

        /* Partition array */
        i = 0;
        j = numRects;
        do
	{
	    r = &(rects[i]);
	    do
	    {
		r++;
		i++;
            } while (i != numRects &&
		     (r->y1 < y1 || (r->y1 == y1 && r->x1 < x1)));
	    r = &(rects[j]);
	    do
	    {
		r--;
		j--;
            } while (y1 < r->y1 || (y1 == r->y1 && x1 < r->x1));
            if (i < j)
		ExchangeRects(i, j);
        } while (i < j);

        /* Move partition element back to middle */
        ExchangeRects(0, j);

	/* Recurse */
        if (numRects-j-1 > 1)
	    QuickSortRects(&rects[j+1], numRects-j-1);
        numRects = j;
    } while (numRects > 1);
}

/*-
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * RegionValidate --
 *
 *      Take a ``region'' which is a non-y-x-banded random collection of
 *      rectangles, and compute a nice region which is the union of all the
 *      rectangles.
 *
 * Results:
 *	TRUE if successful.
 *
 * Side Effects:
 *      The passed-in ``region'' may be modified.
 *	pOverlap set to TRUE if any retangles overlapped, else FALSE;
 *
 * Strategy:
 *      Step 1. Sort the rectangles into ascending order with primary key y1
 *		and secondary key x1.
 *
 *      Step 2. Split the rectangles into the minimum number of proper y-x
 *		banded regions.  This may require horizontally merging
 *		rectangles, and vertically coalescing bands.  With any luck,
 *		this step in an identity tranformation (ala the Box widget),
 *		or a coalescing into 1 box (ala Menus).
 *
 *	Step 3. Merge the separate regions down to a single region by calling
 *		Union.  Maximize the work each Union call does by using
 *		a binary merge.
 *
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

Bool
RegionValidate(RegionPtr badreg, Bool *pOverlap)
{
    /* Descriptor for regions under construction  in Step 2. */
    typedef struct {
	RegionRec   reg;
	int	    prevBand;
	int	    curBand;
    } RegionInfo;

    int	numRects;   /* Original numRects for badreg	    */
    RegionInfo *ri;	    /* Array of current regions		    */
    int	numRI;      /* Number of entries used in ri	    */
    int	sizeRI;	    /* Number of entries available in ri    */
    int	i;	    /* Index into rects			    */
    int	j;	    /* Index into ri			    */
    RegionInfo *rit;       /* &ri[j]				    */
    RegionPtr  reg;        /* ri[j].reg			    */
    BoxPtr	box;	    /* Current box in rects		    */
    BoxPtr	riBox;      /* Last box in ri[j].reg		    */
    RegionPtr  hreg;       /* ri[j_half].reg			    */
    Bool		ret = TRUE;

    *pOverlap = FALSE;
    if (!badreg->data)
    {
	good(badreg);
	return TRUE;
    }
    numRects = badreg->data->numRects;
    if (!numRects)
    {
	if (RegionNar(badreg))
	    return FALSE;
	good(badreg);
	return TRUE;
    }
    if (badreg->extents.x1 < badreg->extents.x2)
    {
	if ((numRects) == 1)
	{
	    xfreeData(badreg);
	    badreg->data = (RegDataPtr) NULL;
	}
	else
	{
	    DOWNSIZE(badreg, numRects);
	}
	good(badreg);
	return TRUE;
    }

    /* Step 1: Sort the rects array into ascending (y1, x1) order */
    QuickSortRects(RegionBoxptr(badreg), numRects);

    /* Step 2: Scatter the sorted array into the minimum number of regions */

    /* Set up the first region to be the first rectangle in badreg */
    /* Note that step 2 code will never overflow the ri[0].reg rects array */
    ri = (RegionInfo *) malloc(4 * sizeof(RegionInfo));
    if (!ri)
	return RegionBreak (badreg);
    sizeRI = 4;
    numRI = 1;
    ri[0].prevBand = 0;
    ri[0].curBand = 0;
    ri[0].reg = *badreg;
    box = RegionBoxptr(&ri[0].reg);
    ri[0].reg.extents = *box;
    ri[0].reg.data->numRects = 1;

    /* Now scatter rectangles into the minimum set of valid regions.  If the
       next rectangle to be added to a region would force an existing rectangle
       in the region to be split up in order to maintain y-x banding, just
       forget it.  Try the next region.  If it doesn't fit cleanly into any
       region, make a new one. */

    for (i = numRects; --i > 0;)
    {
	box++;
	/* Look for a region to append box to */
	for (j = numRI, rit = ri; --j >= 0; rit++)
	{
	    reg = &rit->reg;
	    riBox = RegionEnd(reg);

	    if (box->y1 == riBox->y1 && box->y2 == riBox->y2)
	    {
		/* box is in same band as riBox.  Merge or append it */
		if (box->x1 <= riBox->x2)
		{
		    /* Merge it with riBox */
		    if (box->x1 < riBox->x2) *pOverlap = TRUE;
		    if (box->x2 > riBox->x2) riBox->x2 = box->x2;
		}
		else
		{
		    RECTALLOC_BAIL(reg, 1, bail);
		    *RegionTop(reg) = *box;
		    reg->data->numRects++;
		}
		goto NextRect;   /* So sue me */
	    }
	    else if (box->y1 >= riBox->y2)
	    {
		/* Put box into new band */
		if (reg->extents.x2 < riBox->x2) reg->extents.x2 = riBox->x2;
		if (reg->extents.x1 > box->x1)   reg->extents.x1 = box->x1;
		Coalesce(reg, rit->prevBand, rit->curBand);
		rit->curBand = reg->data->numRects;
		RECTALLOC_BAIL(reg, 1, bail);
		*RegionTop(reg) = *box;
		reg->data->numRects++;
		goto NextRect;
	    }
	    /* Well, this region was inappropriate.  Try the next one. */
	} /* for j */

	/* Uh-oh.  No regions were appropriate.  Create a new one. */
	if (sizeRI == numRI)
	{
	    /* Oops, allocate space for new region information */
	    sizeRI <<= 1;
	    rit = (RegionInfo *) realloc(ri, sizeRI * sizeof(RegionInfo));
	    if (!rit)
		goto bail;
	    ri = rit;
	    rit = &ri[numRI];
	}
	numRI++;
	rit->prevBand = 0;
	rit->curBand = 0;
	rit->reg.extents = *box;
	rit->reg.data = NULL;
	if (!RegionRectAlloc(&rit->reg, (i+numRI) / numRI)) /* MUST force allocation */
	    goto bail;
NextRect: ;
    } /* for i */

    /* Make a final pass over each region in order to Coalesce and set
       extents.x2 and extents.y2 */

    for (j = numRI, rit = ri; --j >= 0; rit++)
    {
	reg = &rit->reg;
	riBox = RegionEnd(reg);
	reg->extents.y2 = riBox->y2;
	if (reg->extents.x2 < riBox->x2) reg->extents.x2 = riBox->x2;
	Coalesce(reg, rit->prevBand, rit->curBand);
	if (reg->data->numRects == 1) /* keep unions happy below */
	{
	    xfreeData(reg);
	    reg->data = NULL;
	}
    }

    /* Step 3: Union all regions into a single region */
    while (numRI > 1)
    {
	int half = numRI/2;
	for (j = numRI & 1; j < (half + (numRI & 1)); j++)
	{
	    reg = &ri[j].reg;
	    hreg = &ri[j+half].reg;
	    if (!RegionOp(reg, reg, hreg, RegionUnionO, TRUE, TRUE, pOverlap))
		ret = FALSE;
	    if (hreg->extents.x1 < reg->extents.x1)
		reg->extents.x1 = hreg->extents.x1;
	    if (hreg->extents.y1 < reg->extents.y1)
		reg->extents.y1 = hreg->extents.y1;
	    if (hreg->extents.x2 > reg->extents.x2)
		reg->extents.x2 = hreg->extents.x2;
	    if (hreg->extents.y2 > reg->extents.y2)
		reg->extents.y2 = hreg->extents.y2;
	    xfreeData(hreg);
	}
	numRI -= half;
    }
    *badreg = ri[0].reg;
    free(ri);
    good(badreg);
    return ret;
bail:
    for (i = 0; i < numRI; i++)
	xfreeData(&ri[i].reg);
    free(ri);
    return RegionBreak (badreg);
}

RegionPtr
RegionFromRects(int nrects, xRectangle *prect, int ctype)
{

    RegionPtr		pRgn;
    RegDataPtr		pData;
    BoxPtr		pBox;
    int        		i;
    int			x1, y1, x2, y2;

    pRgn = RegionCreate(NullBox, 0);
    if (RegionNar (pRgn))
	return pRgn;
    if (!nrects)
	return pRgn;
    if (nrects == 1)
    {
	x1 = prect->x;
	y1 = prect->y;
	if ((x2 = x1 + (int) prect->width) > MAXSHORT)
	    x2 = MAXSHORT;
	if ((y2 = y1 + (int) prect->height) > MAXSHORT)
	    y2 = MAXSHORT;
	if (x1 != x2 && y1 != y2)
	{
	    pRgn->extents.x1 = x1;
	    pRgn->extents.y1 = y1;
	    pRgn->extents.x2 = x2;
	    pRgn->extents.y2 = y2;
	    pRgn->data = NULL;
	}
	return pRgn;
    }
    pData = xallocData(nrects);
    if (!pData)
    {
	RegionBreak (pRgn);
	return pRgn;
    }
    pBox = (BoxPtr) (pData + 1);
    for (i = nrects; --i >= 0; prect++)
    {
	x1 = prect->x;
	y1 = prect->y;
	if ((x2 = x1 + (int) prect->width) > MAXSHORT)
	    x2 = MAXSHORT;
	if ((y2 = y1 + (int) prect->height) > MAXSHORT)
	    y2 = MAXSHORT;
	if (x1 != x2 && y1 != y2)
	{
	    pBox->x1 = x1;
	    pBox->y1 = y1;
	    pBox->x2 = x2;
	    pBox->y2 = y2;
	    pBox++;
	}
    }
    if (pBox != (BoxPtr) (pData + 1))
    {
	pData->size = nrects;
	pData->numRects = pBox - (BoxPtr) (pData + 1);
    	pRgn->data = pData;
    	if (ctype != CT_YXBANDED)
    	{
	    Bool overlap; /* result ignored */
	    pRgn->extents.x1 = pRgn->extents.x2 = 0;
	    RegionValidate(pRgn, &overlap);
    	}
    	else
	    RegionSetExtents(pRgn);
    	good(pRgn);
    }
    else
    {
	free(pData);
    }
    return pRgn;
}

#define ExchangeSpans(a, b)				    \
{							    \
    DDXPointRec	tpt;				    	    \
    int    	tw;					    \
							    \
    tpt = spans[a]; spans[a] = spans[b]; spans[b] = tpt;    \
    tw = widths[a]; widths[a] = widths[b]; widths[b] = tw;  \
}

/* ||| I should apply the merge sort code to rectangle sorting above, and see
   if mapping time can be improved.  But right now I've been at work 12 hours,
   so forget it.
*/

static void QuickSortSpans(
    DDXPointRec spans[],
    int	    	widths[],
    int	    	numSpans)
{
    int	    y;
    int	    i, j, m;
    DDXPointPtr    r;

    /* Always called with numSpans > 1 */
    /* Sorts only by y, doesn't bother to sort by x */

    do
    {
	if (numSpans < 9)
	{
	    /* Do insertion sort */
	    int yprev;

	    yprev = spans[0].y;
	    i = 1;
	    do
	    { /* while i != numSpans */
		y = spans[i].y;
		if (yprev > y)
		{
		    /* spans[i] is out of order.  Move into proper location. */
		    DDXPointRec tpt;
		    int	    tw, k;

		    for (j = 0; y >= spans[j].y; j++) {}
		    tpt = spans[i];
		    tw  = widths[i];
		    for (k = i; k != j; k--)
		    {
			spans[k] = spans[k-1];
			widths[k] = widths[k-1];
		    }
		    spans[j] = tpt;
		    widths[j] = tw;
		    y = spans[i].y;
		} /* if out of order */
		yprev = y;
		i++;
	    } while (i != numSpans);
	    return;
	}

	/* Choose partition element, stick in location 0 */
	m = numSpans / 2;
	if (spans[m].y > spans[0].y)		ExchangeSpans(m, 0);
	if (spans[m].y > spans[numSpans-1].y)   ExchangeSpans(m, numSpans-1);
	if (spans[m].y > spans[0].y)		ExchangeSpans(m, 0);
	y = spans[0].y;

        /* Partition array */
        i = 0;
        j = numSpans;
        do
	{
	    r = &(spans[i]);
	    do
	    {
		r++;
		i++;
            } while (i != numSpans && r->y < y);
	    r = &(spans[j]);
	    do
	    {
		r--;
		j--;
            } while (y < r->y);
            if (i < j)
		ExchangeSpans(i, j);
        } while (i < j);

        /* Move partition element back to middle */
        ExchangeSpans(0, j);

	/* Recurse */
        if (numSpans-j-1 > 1)
	    QuickSortSpans(&spans[j+1], &widths[j+1], numSpans-j-1);
        numSpans = j;
    } while (numSpans > 1);
}

#define NextBand()						    \
{								    \
    clipy1 = pboxBandStart->y1;					    \
    clipy2 = pboxBandStart->y2;					    \
    pboxBandEnd = pboxBandStart + 1;				    \
    while (pboxBandEnd != pboxLast && pboxBandEnd->y1 == clipy1) {  \
	pboxBandEnd++;						    \
    }								    \
    for (; ppt != pptLast && ppt->y < clipy1; ppt++, pwidth++) {} \
}

/*
    Clip a list of scanlines to a region.  The caller has allocated the
    space.  FSorted is non-zero if the scanline origins are in ascending
    order.
    returns the number of new, clipped scanlines.
*/

int
RegionClipSpans(
    RegionPtr	prgnDst,
    DDXPointPtr ppt,
    int	    	*pwidth,
    int		nspans,
    DDXPointPtr	pptNew,
    int		*pwidthNew,
    int		fSorted)
{
    DDXPointPtr pptLast;
    int	*pwidthNewStart;	/* the vengeance of Xerox! */
    int	y, x1, x2;
    int	numRects;

    good(prgnDst);
    pptLast = ppt + nspans;
    pwidthNewStart = pwidthNew;

    if (!prgnDst->data)
    {
	/* Do special fast code with clip boundaries in registers(?) */
	/* It doesn't pay much to make use of fSorted in this case,
	   so we lump everything together. */

	int clipx1, clipx2, clipy1, clipy2;

	clipx1 = prgnDst->extents.x1;
	clipy1 = prgnDst->extents.y1;
	clipx2 = prgnDst->extents.x2;
	clipy2 = prgnDst->extents.y2;

	for (; ppt != pptLast; ppt++, pwidth++)
	{
	    y = ppt->y;
	    x1 = ppt->x;
	    if (clipy1 <= y && y < clipy2)
	    {
		x2 = x1 + *pwidth;
		if (x1 < clipx1)    x1 = clipx1;
		if (x2 > clipx2)    x2 = clipx2;
		if (x1 < x2)
		{
		    /* part of span in clip rectangle */
		    pptNew->x = x1;
		    pptNew->y = y;
		    *pwidthNew = x2 - x1;
		    pptNew++;
		    pwidthNew++;
		}
	    }
	} /* end for */

    }
    else if ((numRects = prgnDst->data->numRects))
    {
	/* Have to clip against many boxes */
	BoxPtr pboxBandStart, pboxBandEnd;
	BoxPtr pbox;
	BoxPtr pboxLast;
	int clipy1, clipy2;

	/* In this case, taking advantage of sorted spans gains more than
	   the sorting costs. */
	if ((! fSorted) && (nspans > 1))
	    QuickSortSpans(ppt, pwidth, nspans);

	pboxBandStart = RegionBoxptr(prgnDst);
	pboxLast = pboxBandStart + numRects;

	NextBand();

	for (; ppt != pptLast; )
	{
	    y = ppt->y;
	    if (y < clipy2)
	    {
		/* span is in the current band */
		pbox = pboxBandStart;
		x1 = ppt->x;
		x2 = x1 + *pwidth;
		do
		{ /* For each box in band */
		    int newx1, newx2;

		    newx1 = x1;
		    newx2 = x2;
		    if (newx1 < pbox->x1)   newx1 = pbox->x1;
		    if (newx2 > pbox->x2)   newx2 = pbox->x2;
		    if (newx1 < newx2)
		    {
			/* Part of span in clip rectangle */
			pptNew->x = newx1;
			pptNew->y = y;
			*pwidthNew = newx2 - newx1;
			pptNew++;
			pwidthNew++;
		    }
		    pbox++;
		} while (pbox != pboxBandEnd);
		ppt++;
		pwidth++;
	    }
	    else
	    {
		/* Move to next band, adjust ppt as needed */
		pboxBandStart = pboxBandEnd;
		if (pboxBandStart == pboxLast)
		    break; /* We're completely done */
		NextBand();
	    }
	}
    }
    return pwidthNew - pwidthNewStart;
}