/// <summary>
/// Aligns the specified polygon with its container (reference) polygon using the specified alignment. The container can be smaller than 'obj'.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="obj"></param>
/// <param name="container"></param>
/// <param name="align"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static PointF[] AlignWith(PointF[] obj, PointF[] container, ContentAlignment align)
{
RectangleF origBounds = PolygonMath.GetBoundingBox(obj);
RectangleF newBounds = AlignWith(PolygonMath.GetBoundingBox(obj), PolygonMath.GetBoundingBox(container), align);
return(PolygonMath.MovePoly(obj, new PointF(newBounds.X - origBounds.X, newBounds.Y - origBounds.Y)));
}
/// <summary>
/// Build a layout for the source image given the resize settings
/// </summary>
/// <param name="imageSourceSize"></param>
/// <param name="resizeSettings"></param>
public ImageLayout BuildLayout(Size imageSourceSize, ResizeSettings resizeSettings)
{
// by default, we are taking the entire image
var sourceRectangle = new RectangleF(new PointF(0, 0), imageSourceSize);
var fit = resizeSettings.Mode;
// determine fit mode to use if both vertical and horizontal limits are used.
if (fit == FitMode.None)
{
if (resizeSettings.Width != -1 || resizeSettings.Height != -1)
{
// we specified both width and height
// we are looking for exact width and height then
// use pad to ensure height and width but ensure aspect ratio
// by adding padding where needed
fit = FitMode.Pad;
}
else
{
fit = FitMode.Max;
}
}
// Aspect source ratio of the image
var imageRatio = sourceRectangle.Size.Width / sourceRectangle.Size.Height;
// zoom factor
var zoom = resizeSettings.Get <double>("zoom", 1);
// The target size for the image
var imageSize = new SizeF(-1, -1);
// Target canvas size for the image
var canvasSize = new SizeF(-1, -1);
//If any dimensions are specified, calculate. Otherwise, use original image dimensions
if (resizeSettings.Width != -1 || resizeSettings.Height != -1 || resizeSettings.MaxHeight != -1 || resizeSettings.MaxWidth != -1)
{
// a dimension was specified.
// we first calculate the largest size the image can be under the width/height/maxwidth/maxheight restrictions.
// pretending stretch=fill and scale=both
// temp vars - results stored in targetSize and areaSize
double width = resizeSettings.Width;
double height = resizeSettings.Height;
double maxwidth = resizeSettings.MaxWidth;
double maxheight = resizeSettings.MaxHeight;
// eliminate cases where both a value and a max value are specified: use the smaller value for the width/height
if (maxwidth > 0 && width > 0)
{
width = Math.Min(maxwidth, width); maxwidth = -1;
}
if (maxheight > 0 && height > 0)
{
height = Math.Min(maxheight, height); maxheight = -1;
}
// handle cases of width/maxheight and height/maxwidth.
if (width != -1 && maxheight != -1)
{
maxheight = Math.Min(maxheight, (width / imageRatio));
}
if (height != -1 && maxwidth != -1)
{
maxwidth = Math.Min(maxwidth, (height * imageRatio));
}
//Move max values to width/height. FitMode should already reflect the mode we are using, and we've already resolved mixed modes above.
width = Math.Max(width, maxwidth);
height = Math.Max(height, maxheight);
// calculate missing value (a missing value is handled the same everywhere).
if (width > 0 && height <= 0)
{
height = width / imageRatio;
}
else if (height > 0 && width <= 0)
{
width = height * imageRatio;
}
// we now have width & height, our target size. It will only be a different aspect ratio from the image if both 'width' and 'height' are specified.
if (fit == FitMode.Max)
{
canvasSize = imageSize = PolygonMath.ScaleInside(sourceRectangle.Size, new SizeF((float)width, (float)height));
}
else if (fit == FitMode.Pad)
{
canvasSize = new SizeF((float)width, (float)height);
imageSize = PolygonMath.ScaleInside(sourceRectangle.Size, canvasSize);
}
else if (fit == FitMode.Crop)
{
canvasSize = new SizeF((float)width, (float)height);
imageSize = PolygonMath.RoundPoints(PolygonMath.ScaleOutside(canvasSize, sourceRectangle.Size));
}
else
{
// stretch
canvasSize = imageSize = new SizeF((float)width, (float)height);
}
}
else
{
// no dimensions specified, no fit mode needed.
canvasSize = imageSize = sourceRectangle.Size;
}
//Multiply both areaSize and targetSize by zoom.
canvasSize.Width *= (float)zoom;
canvasSize.Height *= (float)zoom;
imageSize.Width *= (float)zoom;
imageSize.Height *= (float)zoom;
// NOTE: automatic crop is permitted to break the scaling rules.
//Now do upscale/downscale checks. If they take effect, set targetSize to imageSize
if (resizeSettings.Scale == ScaleMode.DownscaleOnly)
{
if (PolygonMath.FitsInside(sourceRectangle.Size, imageSize))
{
// the image is smaller or equal to its target polygon. Use original image coordinates instead.
canvasSize = imageSize = sourceRectangle.Size;
}
}
else if (resizeSettings.Scale == ScaleMode.UpscaleOnly)
{
if (!PolygonMath.FitsInside(sourceRectangle.Size, imageSize))
{
// the image is larger than its target. Use original image coordintes instead
canvasSize = imageSize = sourceRectangle.Size;
}
}
else if (resizeSettings.Scale == ScaleMode.UpscaleCanvas)
{
// same as downscaleonly, except areaSize isn't changed.
if (PolygonMath.FitsInside(sourceRectangle.Size, imageSize))
{
//The image is smaller or equal to its target polygon.
imageSize = sourceRectangle.Size;
}
}
// require max dimension and round values to minimize rounding differences.
canvasSize.Width = Math.Max(1, (float)Math.Round(canvasSize.Width));
canvasSize.Height = Math.Max(1, (float)Math.Round(canvasSize.Height));
imageSize.Width = Math.Max(1, (float)Math.Round(imageSize.Width));
imageSize.Height = Math.Max(1, (float)Math.Round(imageSize.Height));
//Translate and scale all existing rings
var image = PolygonMath.ToPoly(new RectangleF(new PointF(0, 0), imageSize));
var imageArea = PolygonMath.ToPoly(new RectangleF(new PointF(0, 0), canvasSize));
// center canvas around the image
image = PolygonMath.AlignWith(image, imageArea, resizeSettings.Anchor);
return(new ImageLayout(PolygonMath.GetBoundingBox(image), canvasSize));
}