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   Copyright (c) 2003,2004,2005 Clarence Dang <dang@kde.org>
   All rights reserved.

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*/


#ifndef __kp_color_h__
#define __kp_color_h__


#include <tqcolor.h>

class TQDataStream;


//
// kpColor is an object-oriented abstraction of TQRgb, with the additional
// restriction of following the KolourPaint convention of only supporting
// totally transparent and totally opaque colors.  It also provides better
// error handling, reporting (noisy kdError()'s) and recovery.
//
// In general, you should pass around kpColor objects instead of TQRgb
// and TQColor.  Only convert an opaque kpColor to a TQColor (using toTQColor())
// if you need to draw something onscreen.  Constructing a kpColor object
// from TQColor is probably wrong since onscreen representations of color
// are not guaranteed to be faithful (due to TQColor color allocation).
//
class kpColor
{
public:
    kpColor ();
    kpColor (int red, int green, int blue, bool isTransparent = false);
    kpColor (const TQRgb &rgba);
    kpColor (const kpColor &rhs);
    friend TQDataStream &operator<< (TQDataStream &stream, const kpColor &color);
    friend TQDataStream &operator>> (TQDataStream &stream, kpColor &color);
    kpColor &operator= (const kpColor &rhs);
    bool operator== (const kpColor &rhs) const;
    bool operator!= (const kpColor &rhs) const;

    static int processSimilarity (double colorSimilarity);
    static const int Exact;  // "isSimilarTo (rhs, kpColor::Exact)" == "== rhs"
    // Usage: isSimilarTo (rhs, kpColor::processSimilarity (.1)) checks for
    //        Color Similarity within 10%
    bool isSimilarTo (const kpColor &rhs, int processedSimilarity) const;
    ~kpColor ();

    static const kpColor invalid;
    static const kpColor transparent;

    bool isValid () const;

    int red () const;
    int green () const;
    int blue () const;
    int alpha () const;
    bool isTransparent () const;
    bool isOpaque () const;

    // Cast operators will most likely result in careless conversions so
    // use explicit functions instead:
    TQRgb toTQRgb () const;

    // (only valid if isOpaque())
    // (const TQColor & return results in fewer color reallocations)
    const TQColor &toTQColor () const;

    TQColor maskColor () const;

private:
    bool m_rgbaIsValid;
    TQRgb m_rgba;

    mutable bool m_colorCacheIsValid;
    mutable TQColor m_colorCache;
};


#endif  // __kp_color_h__
