use core::ops::Range;
use crate::{draw_target::DrawTarget, primitives::common::Scanline};
/// Scanline with stroke and fill regions.
#[derive(Clone, Eq, PartialEq, Hash, Debug)]
#[cfg_attr(feature = "defmt", derive(::defmt::Format))]
pub struct StyledScanline {
y: i32,
stroke_range: Range<i32>,
fill_range: Range<i32>,
}
impl StyledScanline {
/// Creates a new styled scanline.
pub fn new(y: i32, stroke_range: Range<i32>, fill_range: Option<Range<i32>>) -> Self {
let fill_range = fill_range.unwrap_or_else(|| stroke_range.end..stroke_range.end);
Self {
y,
stroke_range,
fill_range,
}
}
/// Returns the stroke region on the left side.
///
/// If the scanline contains no fill region the entire scanline will be returned.
pub const fn stroke_left(&self) -> Scanline {
Scanline::new(self.y, self.stroke_range.start..self.fill_range.start)
}
/// Returns the stroke region on the right side.
///
/// If the scanline contains no fill region an empty scanline will be returned.
pub const fn stroke_right(&self) -> Scanline {
Scanline::new(self.y, self.fill_range.end..self.stroke_range.end)
}
/// Returns the fill region.
pub fn fill(&self) -> Scanline {
Scanline::new(self.y, self.fill_range.clone())
}
/// Draws the stroke regions.
pub fn draw_stroke<T: DrawTarget>(
&self,
target: &mut T,
stroke_color: T::Color,
) -> Result<(), T::Error> {
self.stroke_left().draw(target, stroke_color)?;
self.stroke_right().draw(target, stroke_color)
}
/// Draws the stroke and fill regions.
pub fn draw_stroke_and_fill<T: DrawTarget>(
&self,
target: &mut T,
stroke_color: T::Color,
fill_color: T::Color,
) -> Result<(), T::Error> {
self.stroke_left().draw(target, stroke_color)?;
self.fill().draw(target, fill_color)?;
self.stroke_right().draw(target, stroke_color)
}
}