/** ------------------------------------------------------------------------
	This file contains routines for manipulating generic lists.
	Lists are implemented with a "harness".  In other words, each
	node in the list consists of two pointers, one to the data item
	and one to the next node in the list.  The head of the list is
	the same struct as each node, but the "item" ptr is used to point
	to the current member of the list (used by the first_in_list and
	next_in_list functions).

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/******************************************************************************
 *
 * This file contains various typedef's, macros and procedure declarations for
 * a set of example utility procedures contained in the file "wsutils.c".
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

typedef unsigned long Pixel;

/* This is the actual structure returned by the X server describing the
 * SERVER_OVERLAY_VISUAL property.
 */
typedef struct
{
  VisualID	visualID;		/* The VisualID of the overlay visual */
  int		transparentType;	/* Can be None, TransparentPixel or
					 * TransparentMask */
  Pixel		value;			/* Pixel value */
  int		layer;			/* Overlay planes will always be in
					 * layer 1 */
} OverlayVisualPropertyRec;


/* This is structure also describes the SERVER_OVERLAY_VISUAL property, but
 * should be more useful than the one actually returned by the X server
 * because it actually points to the visual's XVisualInfo struct rather than
 * referring to the visual's ID.
 */
typedef struct
{
  XVisualInfo	*pOverlayVisualInfo;	/* Pointer to the XVisualInfo struct */
  int		transparentType;	/* Can be None, TransparentPixel or
					 * TransparentMask */
  Pixel		value;			/* Pixel value */
  int		layer;			/* Overlay planes will always be in
					 * layer 1 */
} OverlayInfo;


/* These macros are the values of the "transparentType" above: */
#ifndef None
#define None 0
#endif
#ifndef TransparentPixel
#define TransparentPixel	1
#endif


/* These macros define how flexible a program is when it requests a window's
 * creation with either the CreateImagePlanesWindow() or
 * CreateOverlayPlanesWindow():
 */
#ifndef NOT_FLEXIBLE
#define NOT_FLEXIBLE		0
#define FLEXIBLE		1
#endif


/* These macros define the values of the "sbCmapHint" parameter of the
 * CreateImagePlanesWindow():
 */
#ifndef SB_CMAP_TYPE_NORMAL
#define SB_CMAP_TYPE_NORMAL	1
#endif

#ifndef SB_CMAP_TYPE_MONOTONIC
#define SB_CMAP_TYPE_MONOTONIC	2
#endif

#ifndef SB_CMAP_TYPE_FULL
#define SB_CMAP_TYPE_FULL	4
#endif


/******************************************************************************
 *
 * GetXVisualInfo()
 *
 * This routine takes an X11 Display, screen number, and returns whether the
 * screen supports transparent overlays and three arrays:
 *
 *	1) All of the XVisualInfo struct's for the screen.
 *	2) All of the OverlayInfo struct's for the screen.
 *	3) An array of pointers to the screen's image plane XVisualInfo
 *	   structs.
 *
 * The code below obtains the array of all the screen's visuals, and obtains
 * the array of all the screen's overlay visual information.  It then processes
 * the array of the screen's visuals, determining whether the visual is an
 * overlay or image visual.
 *
 * If the routine successfully obtained the visual information, it returns zero.
 * If the routine didn't obtain the visual information, it returns non-zero.
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

extern int GetXVisualInfo(
    Display	*display,		/* Which X server (aka "display"). */
    int		screen,			/* Which screen of the "display". */
    int		*transparentOverlays,	/* Non-zero if there's at least one
					 * overlay visual and if at least one
					 * of those supports a transparent
					 * pixel. */
    int		*numVisuals,		/* Number of XVisualInfo struct's
					 * pointed to to by pVisuals. */
    XVisualInfo	**pVisuals,		/* All of the device's visuals. */
    int		*numOverlayVisuals,	/* Number of OverlayInfo's pointed
					 * to by pOverlayVisuals.  If this
					 * number is zero, the device does
					 * not have overlay planes. */
    OverlayInfo	**pOverlayVisuals,	/* The device's overlay plane visual
					 * information. */
    int		*numImageVisuals,	/* Number of XVisualInfo's pointed
					 * to by pImageVisuals. */
    XVisualInfo	***pImageVisuals	/* The device's image visuals. */
		    );


/******************************************************************************
 *
 * FreeXVisualInfo()
 *
 * This routine frees the data that was allocated by GetXVisualInfo().
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

extern void FreeXVisualInfo(
    XVisualInfo	*pVisuals,
    OverlayInfo	*pOverlayVisuals,
    XVisualInfo	**pImageVisuals
		     );


/******************************************************************************
 *
 * FindImagePlanesVisual()
 *
 * This routine attempts to find a visual to use to create an image planes
 * window based upon the information passed in.
 *
 * The "Hint" values give guides to the routine as to what the program wants.
 * The "depthFlexibility" value tells the routine how much the program wants
 * the actual "depthHint" specified.  If the program can't live with the
 * screen's image planes visuals, the routine returns non-zero, and the
 * "depthObtained" and "pImageVisualToUse" return parameters are NOT valid.
 * Otherwise, the "depthObtained" and "pImageVisualToUse" return parameters
 * are valid and the routine returns zero.
 *
 * NOTE: This is just an example of what can be done.  It may or may not be
 * useful for any specific application.
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

extern int FindImagePlanesVisual(
    Display	*display,		/* Which X server (aka "display"). */
    int		screen,			/* Which screen of the "display". */
    int		numImageVisuals,	/* Number of XVisualInfo's pointed
					 * to by pImageVisuals. */
    XVisualInfo	**pImageVisuals,	/* The device's image visuals. */
    int		sbCmapHint,		/* What Starbase cmap modes will be
					 * used with the visual.  NOTE: This
					 * is a mask of the possible values. */
    int		depthHint,		/* Desired depth. */
    int		depthFlexibility,	/* How much the actual value in
					 * "depthHint" is desired. */
    Visual	**pImageVisualToUse,	/* The screen's image visual to use. */
    int		*depthObtained		/* Actual depth of the visual. */
				     );


/******************************************************************************
 *
 * FindOverlayPlanesVisual()
 *
 * This routine attempts to find a visual to use to create an overlay planes
 * window based upon the information passed in.
 *
 * While the CreateImagePlanesWindow() routine took a sbCmapHint, this
 * routine doesn't.  Starbase's CMAP_FULL shouldn't be used in overlay planes
 * windows.  This is partially because this functionality is better suited in
 * the image planes where there are generally more planes, and partially
 * because the overlay planes generally have PseudoColor visuals with one
 * color being transparent (the transparent normally being the "white" color
 * for CMAP_FULL).
 *
 * The "depthHint" values give guides to the routine as to what depth the
 * program wants the window to be.  The "depthFlexibility" value tells the
 * routine how much the program wants the actual "depthHint" specified.  If
 * the program can't live with the screen's overlay planes visuals, the
 * routine returns non-zero, and the "depthObtained" and "pOverlayVisualToUse"
 * return parameters are NOT valid.  Otherwise, the "depthObtained" and
 * "pOverlayVisualToUse" return parameters are valid and the routine returns
 * zero.
 *
 * NOTE: This is just an example of what can be done.  It may or may not be
 * useful for any specific application.
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

extern int FindOverlayPlanesVisual(
    Display	*display,		/* Which X server (aka "display"). */
    int		screen,			/* Which screen of the "display". */
    int		numOverlayVisuals,	/* Number of OverlayInfo's pointed
					 * to by pOverlayVisuals. */
    OverlayInfo	*pOverlayVisuals,	/* The device's overlay plane visual
					 * information. */
    int		depthHint,		/* Desired depth. */
    int		depthFlexibility,	/* How much the actual value in
					 * "depthHint" is desired. */
    int		transparentBackground,	/* Non-zero if the visual must have
					 * a transparent color. */
    Visual	**pOverlayVisualToUse,	/* The screen's overlay visual to
					 * use. */
    int		*depthObtained,		/* Actual depth of the visual. */
    int		*transparentColor	/* The transparent color the program
					 * can use with the visual. */
				);


/******************************************************************************
 *
 * CreateImagePlanesWindow()
 *
 * This routine creates an image planes window, potentially creates a colormap
 * for the window to use, and sets the window's standard properties, based
 * upon the information passed in to the routine.  While "created," the window
 * has not been mapped.
 *
 * If the routine succeeds, it returns zero and the return parameters
 * "imageWindow", "imageColormap" and "mustFreeImageColormap" are valid.
 * Otherwise, the routine returns non-zero and the return parameters are
 * NOT valid.
 *
 * NOTE: This is just an example of what can be done.  It may or may not be
 * useful for any specific application.
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

extern int CreateImagePlanesWindow(
    Display	*display,		/* Which X server (aka "display"). */
    int		screen,			/* Which screen of the "display". */
    Window	parentWindow,		/* Window ID of the parent window for
					 * the created window. */
    int		windowX,		/* Desired X coord. of the window. */
    int		windowY,		/* Desired Y coord of the window. */
    int		windowWidth,		/* Desired width of the window. */
    int		windowHeight,		/* Desired height of the window. */
    int		windowDepth,		/* Desired depth of the window. */
    Visual	*pImageVisualToUse,	/* The window's image planes visual. */
    int		argc,			/* Program's argc parameter. */
    char	*argv[],		/* Program's argv parameter. */
    char	*windowName,		/* Name to put on window's border. */
    char	*iconName,		/* Name to put on window's icon. */
    Window	*imageWindow,		/* Window ID of the created window. */
    Colormap	*imageColormap,		/* The window's colormap. */
    int		*mustFreeImageColormap	/* Non-zero if the program must call
					 * XFreeColormap() for imageColormap. */
				);


/******************************************************************************
 *
 * CreateOverlayPlanesWindow()
 *
 * This routine creates an overlay planes window, potentially creates a colormap
 * for the window to use, and sets the window's standard properties, based
 * upon the information passed in to the routine.  While "created," the window
 * has not been mapped.
 *
 * If the routine succeeds, it returns zero and the return parameters
 * "overlayWindow", "overlayColormap" and "mustFreeOverlayColormap" are valid.
 * Otherwise, the routine returns non-zero and the return parameters are
 * NOT valid.
 *
 * NOTE: This is just an example of what can be done.  It may or may not be
 * useful for any specific application.
 *
 ******************************************************************************/

int CreateOverlayPlanesWindow(
    Display	*display,		/* Which X server (aka "display"). */
    int		screen,			/* Which screen of the "display". */
    Window	parentWindow,		/* Window ID of the parent window for
					 * the created window. */
    int		windowX,		/* Desired X coord. of the window. */
    int		windowY,		/* Desired Y coord of the window. */
    int		windowWidth,		/* Desired width of the window. */
    int		windowHeight,		/* Desired height of the window. */
    int		windowDepth,		/* Desired depth of the window. */
    Visual	*pOverlayVisualToUse,	/* The window's overlay planes visual.*/
    int		argc,			/* Program's argc parameter. */
    char	*argv[],		/* Program's argv parameter. */
    char	*windowName,		/* Name to put on window's border. */
    char	*iconName,		/* Name to put on window's icon. */
    int		transparentBackground,	/* Non-zero if the window's background
					 * should be a transparent color. */
    int		*transparentColor,	/* The transparent color to use as the
					 * window's background. */
    Window	*overlayWindow,		/* Window ID of the created window. */
    Colormap	*overlayColormap,	/* The window's colormap. */
    int		*mustFreeOverlayColormap/* Non-zero if the program must call
					  * XFreeColormap() for
					  * overlayColormap. */
				);
