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 * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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#include "nsIDeviceContextSpec.h"

#include "gfxPoint.h"
#include "nsIPrintSettings.h"

// We have some platform specific code here rather than in the appropriate
// nsIDeviceContextSpec subclass. We structure the code this way so that
// nsIDeviceContextSpecProxy gets the correct behavior without us having to
// instantiate a platform specific nsIDeviceContextSpec subclass in content
// processes. That is necessary for sandboxing.

float nsIDeviceContextSpec::GetPrintingScale() {
#ifdef XP_WIN
  if (mPrintSettings->GetOutputFormat() != nsIPrintSettings::kOutputFormatPDF
#  ifdef MOZ_ENABLE_SKIA_PDF
      && !mPrintViaSkPDF
#  endif
  ) {
    // The print settings will have the resolution stored from the real device.
    int32_t resolution;
    mPrintSettings->GetResolution(&resolution);
    return float(resolution) / GetDPI();
  }
#endif

  return 72.0f / GetDPI();
}

gfxPoint nsIDeviceContextSpec::GetPrintingTranslate() {
#ifdef XP_WIN
  // The underlying surface on windows is the size of the printable region. When
  // the region is smaller than the actual paper size the (0, 0) coordinate
  // refers top-left of that unwritable region. To instead have (0, 0) become
  // the top-left of the actual paper, translate it's coordinate system by the
  // unprintable region's width.
  double marginTop, marginLeft;
  mPrintSettings->GetUnwriteableMarginTop(&marginTop);
  mPrintSettings->GetUnwriteableMarginLeft(&marginLeft);
  int32_t resolution;
  mPrintSettings->GetResolution(&resolution);
  return gfxPoint(-marginLeft * resolution, -marginTop * resolution);
#else
  return gfxPoint(0, 0);
#endif
}