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package org.apache.pdfbox.pdmodel.common;

import org.apache.pdfbox.cos.COSArray;
import org.apache.pdfbox.cos.COSBase;
import org.apache.pdfbox.cos.COSFloat;
import org.apache.pdfbox.cos.COSNumber;

import org.apache.fontbox.util.BoundingBox;

import java.awt.Dimension;

/**
 * This represents a rectangle in a PDF document.
 *
 * @author Ben Litchfield
 * @version $Revision: 1.12 $
 */
public class PDRectangle implements COSObjectable
{
    private COSArray rectArray;

    /**
     * Constructor.
     *
     * Initializes to 0,0,0,0
     */
    public PDRectangle()
    {
        rectArray = new COSArray();
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( 0.0f ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( 0.0f ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( 0.0f ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( 0.0f ) );
    }

    /**
     * Constructor.
     *
     * @param width The width of the rectangle.
     * @param height The height of the rectangle.
     */
    public PDRectangle( float width, float height )
    {
        rectArray = new COSArray();
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( 0.0f ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( 0.0f ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( width ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( height ) );
    }

    /**
     * Constructor.
     *
     * @param box the bounding box to be used for the rectangle
     */
    public PDRectangle( BoundingBox box )
    {
        rectArray = new COSArray();
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( box.getLowerLeftX() ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( box.getLowerLeftY() ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( box.getUpperRightX() ) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( box.getUpperRightY() ) );
    }

    /**
     * Constructor.
     *
     * @param array An array of numbers as specified in the PDF Reference for a rectangle type.
     */
    public PDRectangle( COSArray array )
    {
        float[] values = array.toFloatArray();
        rectArray = new COSArray();
        // we have to start with the lower left corner
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( Math.min(values[0],values[2] )) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( Math.min(values[1],values[3] )) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( Math.max(values[0],values[2] )) );
        rectArray.add( new COSFloat( Math.max(values[1],values[3] )) );
    }

    /**
     * Method to determine if the x/y point is inside this rectangle.
     * @param x The x-coordinate to test.
     * @param y The y-coordinate to test.
     * @return True if the point is inside this rectangle.
     */
    public boolean contains( float x, float y )
    {
        float llx = getLowerLeftX();
        float urx = getUpperRightX();
        float lly = getLowerLeftY();
        float ury = getUpperRightY();
        return x >= llx && x <= urx &&
               y >= lly && y <= ury;
    }

    /**
     * This will create a translated rectangle based off of this rectangle, such
     * that the new rectangle retains the same dimensions(height/width), but the
     * lower left x,y values are zero. 
* 100, 100, 400, 400 (llx, lly, urx, ury )
* will be translated to 0,0,300,300 * * @return A new rectangle that has been translated back to the origin. */ public PDRectangle createRetranslatedRectangle() { PDRectangle retval = new PDRectangle(); retval.setUpperRightX( getWidth() ); retval.setUpperRightY( getHeight() ); return retval; } /** * This will get the underlying array for this rectangle. * * @return The cos array. */ public COSArray getCOSArray() { return rectArray; } /** * This will get the lower left x coordinate. * * @return The lower left x. */ public float getLowerLeftX() { return ((COSNumber)rectArray.get(0)).floatValue(); } /** * This will set the lower left x coordinate. * * @param value The lower left x. */ public void setLowerLeftX(float value) { rectArray.set(0, new COSFloat( value ) ); } /** * This will get the lower left y coordinate. * * @return The lower left y. */ public float getLowerLeftY() { return ((COSNumber)rectArray.get(1)).floatValue(); } /** * This will set the lower left y coordinate. * * @param value The lower left y. */ public void setLowerLeftY(float value) { rectArray.set(1, new COSFloat( value ) ); } /** * This will get the upper right x coordinate. * * @return The upper right x . */ public float getUpperRightX() { return ((COSNumber)rectArray.get(2)).floatValue(); } /** * This will set the upper right x coordinate. * * @param value The upper right x . */ public void setUpperRightX(float value) { rectArray.set(2, new COSFloat( value ) ); } /** * This will get the upper right y coordinate. * * @return The upper right y. */ public float getUpperRightY() { return ((COSNumber)rectArray.get(3)).floatValue(); } /** * This will set the upper right y coordinate. * * @param value The upper right y. */ public void setUpperRightY(float value) { rectArray.set(3, new COSFloat( value ) ); } /** * This will get the width of this rectangle as calculated by * upperRightX - lowerLeftX. * * @return The width of this rectangle. */ public float getWidth() { return getUpperRightX() - getLowerLeftX(); } /** * This will get the height of this rectangle as calculated by * upperRightY - lowerLeftY. * * @return The height of this rectangle. */ public float getHeight() { return getUpperRightY() - getLowerLeftY(); } /** * A convenience method to create a dimension object for AWT operations. * * @return A dimension that matches the width and height of this rectangle. */ public Dimension createDimension() { return new Dimension( (int)getWidth(), (int)getHeight() ); } /** * This will move the rectangle the given relative amount. * * @param horizontalAmount positive values will move rectangle to the right, negative's to the left. * @param verticalAmount positive values will move the rectangle up, negative's down. */ public void move(float horizontalAmount, float verticalAmount) { setUpperRightX(getUpperRightX() + horizontalAmount); setLowerLeftX(getLowerLeftX() + horizontalAmount); setUpperRightY(getUpperRightY() + verticalAmount); setLowerLeftY(getLowerLeftY() + verticalAmount); } /** * Convert this standard java object to a COS object. * * @return The cos object that matches this Java object. */ public COSBase getCOSObject() { return rectArray; } /** * This will return a string representation of this rectangle. * * @return This object as a string. */ public String toString() { return "[" + getLowerLeftX() + "," + getLowerLeftY() + "," + getUpperRightX() + "," + getUpperRightY() +"]"; } }




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