CAN CSA-ISO IEC 7942-1-2001 Information Technology - Computer Graphics and Image Processing - Graphical Kernel System (GKS) - Part 1 Functional Description.pdf

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17、omputer graphics and image processing CAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 7942-1-01 Graphical Kernel System (GKS) Part 1: Functional descriptionMarch 2001 CSA/1CAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 7942-1-01Information technology Computergraphics and image processing Graphical Kernel System (GKS) Part 1: Functional descriptionCSA PrefaceSta

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23、inted with permission. Inquiries regarding this National Standard of Canada shouldbe addressed to CSA International, 178 Rexdale Boulevard, Toronto, Ontario, M9W 1R3.INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO/IEC 7942-1 Second edition 1994-11-01 Information technology - Computer graphics and image processing - Grap

24、hical Kerne1 System (GKS) - Part 1: Functional description Technologies de Iinformation - Infographie et traitement dimage - Systeme graphique GKS - Partie 1: Descrip tion fonctionnelle Reference nurnber lSO/IEC 7942-1 :1994(E) ISO/IEC 7942-1: 1994(E) Contents . Foreword Vlll Introduction ix 1 Scope

25、 . 1 2 Normative references 2 3 Definitions . 3 4 Conformance . 9 4.1 Specification 9 4.2 Registration . 9 5 Concepts 10 5s Bietures 10 5.2 Output primitive classes and attributes 10 5.3 Werkstations . 10 5.4 Coordinate Systems and transformations . 14 5.5 Logical Input devices . 14 56 Picture part

26、store 14 5:7 State lists . 14 5.8 Description tables 14 5. Metafiles and archives . 14 5. Routing to the backdrop 15 5.11 Audi% trail 15 512 Segments . 15 5,13 Compatibility with ISO 7942: 1985 . 15 51 SUl?lIlXil-y . 95 The Graphical Kerne1 System . 17 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 65 6.6 6,7 Initialization 17 Gr

27、aphical output 17 62.1 Output primitive classes 17 6.2.2 Output primitive attributes . 17 Normalkation transformations 19 Bicture part store 20 6AJ Bicture gart creation . 20 Picture part functions . 20 Adding picture parts 20 6.4*4 Pic ture part archiving . 20 The NDC gicture . 20 6.5.1 Introductio

28、n . 20 63.2 NIX picture operations . 21 653 NDC metafiles . 21 Sektion criterion 21 Graphical input 22 6.7s Introduction to logical input devices . 22 6.7.2 Logical input device model . 23 6.7.3 Operating modes of logical input devices . 2 4 6.7.4 Input queue and current event report . 25 0 ISO/IEC

29、1994 All rights reserved. Unless otherwise specified, no part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronie or mechanical, including photocopying and microfilm, without Permission in writing from the publisher. ISO/IEC Copyright Office l Case postale 56 l

30、CH- 1211 Geneve 20 l Switzerland Printed in Switzerland ii OISO/IEC ISO/IEC 7942=1:1994(E) 68 . Inquiry functions 26 69 6110 Error handling . 26 Special interfaces between GKS and the application prograrn . 2 6 6.11 Backdrap . 26 6.12 Audit and playback 27 7 Workstation dependent control 28 7.1 Intr

31、oduction . 28 7.2 Workstation characteristics . 28 7.3 Selecting a workstation 29 7.4 Selec tion criteria 29 75 . Viewing . 30 76 7:7 Workstation transformations . 30 Output primitives . 31 7.8 Colour . 32 79 7110 Setting representations . 33 Removing a backdrop 34 7.11 Visual effect state 34 7.12 R

32、ealized metafile . 34 7.13 Logical input devices . 34 7.13.1 Introduction . 34 7.13.2 Initialization of logical input devices 35 7.13.3 Definition of logical and composite input devices 3 5 7.14 Sending messages to a workstation . 35 8 Output primitives . 36 8.1 Introduc tion . 36 82 . Curve output

33、primitives . 36 8.2.1 Curve primitives 36 8.2.2 Curve attributes 37 8.3 Marker output primitives . 37 8.4 Area output primitives . 38 8.4.1 Area primitives 38 8.4.2 Definition of interior 38 8.4.3 Area attributes 38 8.5 Character output primitives . 40 8.5.1 Introduction . 40 8.5.2 Glyph specificati

34、on 41 8.5.3 Glyph size 42 8.5.4 Text extent . 42 8.5.5 Text skewing 43 8.5.6 Text alignment . 44 8.5.7 Text orientation 46 8.5.8 Transformed text 47 8.5.9 Precision 47 8.5.10 Estimate of text extent . 48 8.6 Image output primitives . 48 8.7 Design output primitives 49 8.7.1 Introduction . 49 8.7.2 S

35、 tencils . 50 8.7.3 S tencil attributes 52 8.7.4 S tencil composi tion . 53 8.7.5 Tiling store . 57 8.7.6 Stencil and tiling functions 59 . . . 111 ISO/IEC 7942-1: 1994(E) OISO/IEC 8.8 Generalized drawing primitive 59 9 Logical input device classes 60 9.1 Introduction . 60 92 9:3 Measures of each lo

36、gical input device class 60 Transformation of LOCATOR and STROKE input . . 61 9.3.1 Transformation of LOCATOR input . 61 9.3.2 Transformation of STROKE input 63 9.4 Prompt and echo types . 63 9.4.1 LOCATOR prompt and echo types . 63 9.4.2 STROKE prompt and echo types 64 9.4.3 VALUATOR prompt and ech

37、o types 64 9.4.4 CHOICE prompt and echo types . 65 9.4.5 PICK prompt and echo types . 65 9.4.6 STRING prompt and echo types . 66 10 Segments and workstation activation 67 10.1 Introduction . 67 10.2 Selection criteria 67 10.3 Segment state list . 68 10.4 Workstation activation . 68 10.5 Segment crea

38、tion . 68 10.6 Segment manipulation . 68 10.7 Segment attributes . 69 10.8 Segment storage . 69 10.9 Clear workstation . 69 11 Data types . 70 11.1 Data type definitions 70 11.1.1 Notational conventions 70 11.1.2 Basic types . 72 11.1.3 Data types for GKS control . 73 11.1.4 Data types for output pr

39、imitives 73 11.1.5 Data types for output attributes . 75 11.1.6 Data types for transformations 78 11.1.7 Data types for NDC picture . 79 11.1.8 Data types for metafiles . 79 11.1.9 Data types for picture parts and archives 7 9 11.1.10 Data types for Utility functions 80 11.1.11 Data types for Segmen

40、ts . 80 11.1.12 Data types for input . 81 11.1.13 Data types for workstation control 82 11.1.14 Data types for inquiry functions 83 11.1.15 Data types for operating state 83 11.1.16 Data types for font and glyph functions . .84 11.1.17 Data types for audit trails . 84 11.1.18 Data types for selectio

41、n criteria . 84 11.1.19 Data types for paths, tilings and stencils .85 11.2 Data type definitions for state lists and description tables .87 11.2.1 Introduction . 87 11.2.2 Operating state list (OSL) 87 11.2.3 GKS description table (GDT) 87 11.2.4 GKS state list (GSL) 87 11.2.5 Workstation state lis

42、t (WSL) . 88 11.2.6 Workstation description table (WDT) .88 iv OISO/IEC ISOIIEC 7942=1:1994(E) 11.2.7 Error state list (ESL) 90 11.2.8 Segment state list (SSL) . 90 11.2.9 Stencil state list (STSL) . 90 11.3 Initial values of state lists and description tables 90 11.3.1 Operating state list . 90 11.

43、3.2 GKS description table 90 11.3.3 GKS state list . 90 11.3.4 Workstation state list . 92 11.3.5 Generic workstation description table .92 11.3.6 Error state list . 92 11.3.7 Segment state list . 92 11.3.8 Stencil state list 92 12 Workstation independent functions . 93 12.1 Conti-01 functions . 93

44、12.2 Output functions 94 12.3 Design output functions . 95 12.4 Output attributes 97 12.5 Normalization transformation functions 98 12.6 NDC picture functions . 99 12.7 Metafile functions 100 12.8 Picture part store functions 100 12.9 Input functions . 103 12.10 Font and glyph functions . 104 12.11

45、Audit and playback functions 104 12.12 Inquiry functions 105 12.13 Utility functions . 107 12.14 Utility functions for output primitives . 107 13 Workstation functions . 109 13.1 Conti-01 functions . 109 13.2 Inquiry functions 112 13.3 Retrieval functions . 114 13.4 Viewing utility functions . 115 1

46、3.5 Colour Utility functions 115 14 Segment and workstation activation functions 116 14.1 Segment functions . 116 14.2 Workstation activation functions . 118 14.3 Utility func tions . 119 Annexes A Function and data type list . 120 A.1 Functions alphabetic 120 A.2 Functions Order of appearance . 122

47、 A.3 Data types alphabetic . 126 B Error list 128 B.1 Function error list 128 B.2 Error list ordered by error number . 138 C Language binding considerations 140 D Allowable differentes . 146 D.1 General . . 146 D.2 Global differentes . 146 D.3 Workstation dependent differentes . 146 E Colour models

48、. 149 F Bibliography . 150 V ISO/IEC 7942-1: 1994(E) OISO/IEC G An approach to compatibility with ISO 7942: 1985 . 151 G.1 Introduction . 151 G.2 Format . 151 G.2.1 Compatibility aspects . 151 G.2.2 Language binding 151 G.2.3 Notation used in this annex . 151 G.3 Data structures . 151 G.3.1 Introduc

49、tion . 151 G.3.2 Compatibility data types 152 G.3.3 Compatibility operating state list (COSL) .152 G.3.4 Compatibility GKS state list (CGSL) . .152 G.3.5 Compatibility workstation state list (CWSL) . .152 G.3.6 Compatibility Segment state list (CSSL) .153 G.4 Control functions . 153 G.4.1 OPEN GKS 153 G.4.2 OPEN WORKSTATION 153 G.4.3 CLOSE WORKSTATION 154 G.4.4 ACTIVATE WORKSTATION . 154 G.4.5 DEACTIVATE WORKSTATION . 155 G.4.6 CLEAR WORKSTATION 155 G.4.7 Deferral states 155 G.5 Output and attribute functions . 156 G.6 Transformation functions 156 G.6.1 SET VIEWPORT 15