view gui/util/bitmap.h @ 33534:22c3241467b3

Remove function Normalize(). This function changed ARGB data as if it had been RGB24 data (not quite correctly) converted to ARGB with all colors transparent. Instead now, set the alpha channel for RGB24 data and leave ARGB data untouched. For X11, the alpha channel is disregarded, so both approaches are equal, but the new one is more intelligible as we get correct ARGB PNG data. For legacy reasons, all kind of fuchsia/magenta must be treated as transparent, because some skins are using at least both full opaque and full transparent fuchsia/magenta for transparency.

/*
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#ifndef MPLAYER_GUI_BITMAP_H
#define MPLAYER_GUI_BITMAP_H

#define TRANSPARENT  0xffff00ff   // transparent color (opaque fuchsia/magenta)
#define ALPHA_OPAQUE 0xff000000

// for legacy reasons, we must treat all kind of fuchsia/magenta as transparent
#define IS_TRANSPARENT(c) ((ALPHA_OPAQUE | (c)) == TRANSPARENT)

typedef struct {
    unsigned long Width;
    unsigned long Height;
    unsigned int BPP;
    unsigned long ImageSize;
    char *Image;
} txSample;

void bpFree(txSample *bf);
int bpRead(char *fname, txSample *bf);
int Convert32to1(txSample *in, txSample *out);

#endif /* MPLAYER_GUI_BITMAP_H */