import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
-import org.apache.xmlgraphics.java2d.color.ColorWithAlternatives;
import org.apache.xmlgraphics.java2d.color.DeviceCMYKColorSpace;
/**
- * PDF Color object.
- * This is used to output color to a PDF content stream.
+ * PDF Color object. It is currently only used to hold the transparent color of a masked bitmap
+ * image. And in this context, only RGB and Gray values are used.
+ * <p>
+ * Use of this class is discouraged. {@link PDFColorHandler} is now used for in-content color
+ * selection. For masked bitmaps, it may be wiser to switch to {@link Color} in the long run.
*/
public class PDFColor extends PDFPathPaint {
// could be 3.0 as well.
private double yellow = -1.0;
private double black = -1.0;
- // TODO - It would probably be better to reorganize PDFPathPaint/PDFColor/PDFColorSpace
- // class hierarchy. However, at this early stages of my FOP understanding, I can
- // not really oversee the consequences of such a switch (nor whether it would be
- // appropriate).
- private ColorWithAlternatives colorExt = null;
-
/**
- * Create a PDF color with double values ranging from 0 to 1
+ * Create a PDF color with double values ranging from 0 to 1.
*
* @param theRed the red double value
* @param theGreen the green double value
this.blue = theBlue;
}
- /**
- * Create PDFColor for the given document and based on the java.awt.Color object
- *
- * In case the java.awt.Color is an instance of the ColorExt class a PDFICCStream is added to
- * the PDFDocument that is being created
- *
- * @param pdfDoc PDFDocument that is being created
- * @param col Color object from which to create this PDFColor
- */
- public PDFColor(PDFDocument pdfDoc, Color col) {
- this(col);
- // TODO - 1) There is a potential conflict when FOP and Batik elements use the same color
- // profile name for different profiles.
- // 2) In case the same color profile is used with different names it will be
- // included multiple times in the PDF
- //
- /*
- if (colorExt != null
- && pdfDoc.getResources().getColorSpace(colorExt.getIccProfileName()) == null) {
- PDFICCStream pdfIccStream = new PDFICCStream();
- ColorSpace ceCs = colorExt.getOrigColorSpace();
- try {
- pdfIccStream.setColorSpace(((ICC_ColorSpace)ceCs).getProfile(), null);
- pdfIccStream.setData(
- ((ICC_ColorSpace)colorExt.getColorSpace()).getProfile().getData());
- } catch (IOException ioe) {
- log.error("Failed to set profile data for " + colorExt.getIccProfileName());
- }
- pdfDoc.registerObject(pdfIccStream);
- pdfDoc.getFactory().makeICCBasedColorSpace(
- null, colorExt.getIccProfileName(), pdfIccStream);
- if (log.isInfoEnabled()) {
- log.info("Adding PDFICCStream " + colorExt.getIccProfileName()
- + " for " + colorExt.getIccProfileSrc());
- }
- }*/
- }
-
/**
* Create a PDF color from a java.awt.Color object.
*
* Different Color objects are handled differently. Cases recognized are.
*
* 1. CMYK color
- * 2. ColorExt color
- * 3. 'Normal' java.awt.Color (RGB case assumed)
+ * 3. 'Normal' java.awt.Color (RGB case assumed or implicit conversion to sRGB)
*
* @param col the java.awt.Color object for which to create a PDFColor object
*/
public PDFColor(java.awt.Color col) {
ColorSpace cs = col.getColorSpace();
- ColorWithAlternatives ce = null;
- if (col instanceof ColorWithAlternatives) {
- ce = (ColorWithAlternatives)col;
- //cs = ce.getOrigColorSpace();
- }
if (cs != null && cs instanceof DeviceCMYKColorSpace) {
// CMYK case
this.colorSpace = new PDFDeviceColorSpace(PDFDeviceColorSpace.DEVICE_CMYK);
- float[] cmyk = (ce == null
- ? col.getColorComponents(null)
- : col.getColorComponents(null)/*ce.getOriginalColorComponents()*/);
+ float[] cmyk = col.getColorComponents(null);
this.cyan = cmyk[0];
this.magenta = cmyk[1];
this.yellow = cmyk[2];
this.black = cmyk[3];
- } else if (ce != null) {
- // ColorExt (ICC) case
- this.colorExt = ce;
- float[] rgb = col.getRGBColorComponents(null);
- this.red = rgb[0];
- this.green = rgb[1];
- this.blue = rgb[2];
- // TODO - See earlier todo
- this.colorSpace = new PDFDeviceColorSpace(PDFDeviceColorSpace.DEVICE_RGB);
} else {
- // Default (RGB) Color
+ // Default (RGB) Color (ICC Colors are converted to sRGB, too)
this.colorSpace = new PDFDeviceColorSpace(PDFDeviceColorSpace.DEVICE_RGB);
float[] comps = new float[3];
comps = col.getColorComponents(comps);
public PDFColor(int theRed, int theGreen, int theBlue) {
this(((double)theRed) / 255d, ((double)theGreen) / 255d,
((double)theBlue) / 255d);
-
}
/**
*/
public PDFColor(double theCyan, double theMagenta, double theYellow,
double theBlack) {
- // super(theNumber);//?
-
this.colorSpace = new PDFDeviceColorSpace(PDFDeviceColorSpace.DEVICE_CMYK);
this.cyan = theCyan;
public String getColorSpaceOut(boolean fillNotStroke) {
StringBuffer p = new StringBuffer("");
- if (false && this.colorExt != null) {
- /*
- if (fillNotStroke) {
- p.append("/" + this.colorExt.getIccProfileName() + " cs ");
- } else {
- p.append("/" + this.colorExt.getIccProfileName() + " CS ");
- }
- float[] colorArgs;
- colorArgs = this.colorExt.getOriginalColorComponents();
- if (colorArgs == null) {
- colorArgs = this.colorExt.getColorComponents(null);
- }
- for (int ix = 0; ix < colorArgs.length; ix++) {
- p.append(colorArgs[ix] + " ");
- }
- if (fillNotStroke) {
- p.append("sc\n");
- } else {
- p.append("SC\n");
- }
- */
- } else if (this.colorSpace.getColorSpace()
+ if (this.colorSpace.getColorSpace()
== PDFDeviceColorSpace.DEVICE_RGB) { // colorspace is RGB
// according to pdfspec 12.1 p.399
// if the colors are the same then just use the g or G operator
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