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package com.sun.opengl.impl.x11.glx;

import javax.media.opengl.*;
import com.sun.opengl.impl.*;
import com.sun.opengl.impl.x11.*;

public abstract class X11GLXDrawable extends GLDrawableImpl {
  protected static final boolean DEBUG = Debug.debug("X11GLXDrawable");

  protected GLCapabilitiesChooser chooser;

  protected X11GLXDrawable(GLDrawableFactory factory, NativeWindow comp, boolean realized,
                           GLCapabilities capabilities,
                           GLCapabilitiesChooser chooser) {
    super(factory, comp, realized);
    setChosenGLCapabilities(capabilities);
    this.chooser = chooser;
  }

  //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Internals only below this point
  //

  protected XVisualInfo chooseVisual(boolean onscreen) {
    long display = getNativeWindow().getDisplayHandle();
    long visualID = getNativeWindow().getVisualID();
    if (display == 0) {
      throw new GLException("null display");
    }

    // FIXME
    if (onscreen) {
      // The visual has already been chosen by the time we get here;
      // it's specified by the GraphicsConfiguration of the
      // GLCanvas. Fortunately, the JAWT supplies the visual ID for
      // the component in a portable fashion, so all we have to do is
      // use XGetVisualInfo with a VisualIDMask to get the
      // corresponding XVisualInfo to pass into glXChooseVisual.
      int[] count = new int[1];
      XVisualInfo template = XVisualInfo.create();
      // FIXME: probably not 64-bit clean
      template.visualid((int) visualID);
      getFactory().lockToolkit();
      XVisualInfo[] infos = X11Lib.XGetVisualInfo(display, X11Lib.VisualIDMask, template, count, 0);
      getFactory().unlockToolkit();
      if (infos == null || infos.length == 0) {
        throw new GLException("Error while getting XVisualInfo for visual ID " + visualID+", "+this);
      }
      if (DEBUG) {
        System.err.println("!!! Fetched XVisualInfo for visual ID 0x" + Long.toHexString(visualID));
        System.err.println("!!! Resulting XVisualInfo: visualid = 0x" + Long.toHexString(infos[0].visualid()));
      }

      // FIXME: the storage for the infos array is leaked (should
      // clean it up somehow when we're done with the visual we're
      // returning)
      return infos[0];
    } else {
      // It isn't clear to me whether we need this much code to handle
      // the offscreen case, where we're creating a pixmap into which
      // to render...this is what we (incorrectly) used to do for the
      // onscreen case

      int screen = 0; // FIXME: provide way to specify this?
      XVisualInfo vis = null;
      int[] count = new int[1];
      XVisualInfo template = XVisualInfo.create();
      template.screen(screen);
      XVisualInfo[] infos = null;
      GLCapabilities[] caps = null;
      getFactory().lockToolkit();
      try {
        infos = X11Lib.XGetVisualInfo(display, X11Lib.VisualScreenMask, template, count, 0);
        if (infos == null) {
          throw new GLException("Error while enumerating available XVisualInfos");
        }
        caps = new GLCapabilities[infos.length];
        for (int i = 0; i < infos.length; i++) {
          caps[i] = ((X11GLXDrawableFactory)getFactory()).xvi2GLCapabilities(display, infos[i]);
        }
      } finally {
        getFactory().unlockToolkit();
      }
      GLCapabilities capabilities = getCapabilities();
      int chosen = chooser.chooseCapabilities(capabilities, caps, -1);
      if (chosen < 0 || chosen >= caps.length) {
        throw new GLException("GLCapabilitiesChooser specified invalid index (expected 0.." + (caps.length - 1) + ")");
      }
      if (DEBUG) {
        System.err.println("Chosen visual (" + chosen + "):");
        System.err.println(caps[chosen]);
      }
      vis = infos[chosen];
      if (vis == null) {
        throw new GLException("GLCapabilitiesChooser chose an invalid visual");
      }
      // FIXME: the storage for the infos array is leaked (should
      // clean it up somehow when we're done with the visual we're
      // returning)

      return vis;
    }
  }
}