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001:        /*
002:         * @(#)XSpan.java	1.11 06/10/10
003:         *
004:         * Copyright  1990-2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
005:         * DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER
006:         * 
007:         * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
008:         * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version
009:         * 2 only, as published by the Free Software Foundation. 
010:         * 
011:         * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
012:         * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
013:         * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
014:         * General Public License version 2 for more details (a copy is
015:         * included at /legal/license.txt). 
016:         * 
017:         * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
018:         * version 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software
019:         * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA
020:         * 02110-1301 USA 
021:         * 
022:         * Please contact Sun Microsystems, Inc., 4150 Network Circle, Santa
023:         * Clara, CA 95054 or visit www.sun.com if you need additional
024:         * information or have any questions. 
025:         *
026:         */
027:
028:        package sun.porting.utils;
029:
030:        /**
031:         * A class which stores an X span.
032:         *
033:         * @version 1.6, 08/19/02
034:         */
035:        class XSpan {
036:            int x, w;
037:            XSpan next, prev;
038:
039:            public XSpan(int x, int w) {
040:                // // Coverage.cover(114, "XSpan(x,w)");
041:                this .x = x;
042:                this .w = w;
043:            }
044:
045:            public XSpan(int x, int w, XSpan prev, XSpan next) {
046:                // // Coverage.cover(115, "XSpan(x,w,prev,next)");
047:                this .x = x;
048:                this .w = w;
049:                this .prev = prev;
050:                this .next = next;
051:            }
052:
053:            /*
054:             static void validateList(String msg, XSpan head) {
055:             for (XSpan p = head.next; p != head.prev; p = p.next) {
056:             if ((p.x + p.w) >= p.next.x) {
057:             System.err.println(msg + ": Bands are out of order??");
058:             System.err.println("  " +p.next+ " is after " +p);
059:             System.err.println("Whole span list: ");
060:             p = head.next;
061:             while (p != head) {
062:             System.err.println("    " +p);
063:             p = p.next;
064:             }
065:             throw new RuntimeException("invalid XSpans");
066:             }
067:             }
068:             }
069:             */
070:
071:            /*
072:             * Destructively add a span between x and x+w.  This
073:             * replaces (or is merged with) any spans currently in
074:             * that region.
075:             */
076:            static void cover(XSpan head, int x, int w) {
077:                // validateList("+cover",head);
078:
079:                XSpan x1, x2;
080:                int xEnd = x + w;
081:                // one simple, special case, because append is not uncommon
082:                int endOfBand = head.prev.x + head.prev.w;
083:                if (x >= endOfBand) {
084:                    // Coverage.cover(21, "x >= endOfBand");
085:                    if (x == endOfBand) {
086:                        // Coverage.cover(22, "x == endOfBand");
087:                        head.prev.w += w;
088:                    } else {
089:                        // Coverage.cover(23, "x != endOfBand");
090:                        head.prev = head.prev.next = new XSpan(x, w, head.prev,
091:                                head);
092:                    }
093:                    return;
094:                }
095:                // find first overlapping span
096:                for (x1 = head.next; x1 != head; x1 = x1.next) {
097:                    if ((x1.x + x1.w) >= x) {
098:                        break;
099:                    }
100:                }
101:                if ((x1 != head) && (x1.x < x)) {
102:                    // Coverage.cover(24, "x1.x < x");
103:                    x = x1.x;
104:                }
105:                // and last overlapping span
106:                if (x1 == head) {
107:                    // Coverage.cover(25, "x1 == head");
108:                    x2 = x1.prev;
109:                } else {
110:                    // Coverage.cover(26, "scan for x2");
111:                    for (x2 = x1; x2.next != head; x2 = x2.next) {
112:                        if ((x2.x + x2.w) >= xEnd) {
113:                            break;
114:                        }
115:                    }
116:                }
117:                if (x2.x > xEnd) {
118:                    // Coverage.cover(27, "x2.x > xEnd");
119:                    x2 = x2.prev;
120:                }
121:                if ((x2.x + x2.w) > xEnd) {
122:                    // Coverage.cover(28, "(x2.x + x2.w) > xEnd");
123:                    xEnd = x2.x + x2.w;
124:                }
125:                x2.next.prev = x1.prev.next = new XSpan(x, xEnd - x, x1.prev,
126:                        x2.next);
127:                // validateList("-cover", head);
128:            }
129:
130:            /*
131:             * Utility function which destructively deletes from the
132:             * list any span that is inside x..x2
133:             */
134:            static void deleteInside(int x, int x2, XSpan head) {
135:                // validateList("+deleteInside", head);
136:                // // Coverage.cover(116, "deleteInside(x,x2,head)");
137:                XSpan xs;
138:                for (xs = head.next; xs != head; xs = xs.next) {
139:                    if (xs.x >= x2) {
140:                        // // Coverage.cover(117, "no spans in range");
141:                        return;
142:                    } else if ((xs.x + xs.w) > x) {
143:                        // // Coverage.cover(118, "found span");
144:                        break;
145:                    }
146:                }
147:                if (xs == head) {
148:                    // // Coverage.cover(119, "ran off end");
149:                    return;
150:                }
151:                while (xs != head) {
152:                    int xEnd = (xs.x + xs.w);
153:                    if (xs.x < x) {
154:                        // // Coverage.cover(120, "shorten band");
155:                        // shorten band
156:                        xs.w = x - xs.x;
157:                        if (xEnd > x2) {
158:                            // split
159:                            // // Coverage.cover(121, "xEnd > x2 (split)");
160:                            xs.next = xs.next.prev = new XSpan(x2, xEnd - x2,
161:                                    xs, xs.next);
162:                        }
163:                    } else if (xs.x >= x2) {
164:                        // // Coverage.cover(122, "out of range (return)");
165:                        return;
166:                    } else if (xEnd > x2) {
167:                        // // Coverage.cover(123, "xEnd > x2 (shorten)");
168:                        // shorten band
169:                        xs.x = x2;
170:                        xs.w = xEnd - x2;
171:                        return;
172:                    } else {
173:                        // // Coverage.cover(124, "delete band");
174:                        xs.prev.next = xs.next;
175:                        xs.next.prev = xs.prev;
176:                    }
177:                    // // Coverage.cover(125, "band advanced");
178:                    xs = xs.next;
179:                }
180:                // validateList("-deleteInside", head);
181:            }
182:
183:            /*
184:             * Utility function which destructively deletes from the
185:             * list any span that is outside x..x2
186:             */
187:            static void deleteOutside(int x, int x2, XSpan head) {
188:                // validateList("+deleteOutside", head);
189:                // // Coverage.cover(126, "deleteOutside(x,x2,head)");
190:                XSpan xs = head.next;
191:                while ((xs != head) && ((xs.x + xs.w) <= x)) {
192:                    // // Coverage.cover(127, "scan forwards");
193:                    xs = xs.next;
194:                }
195:                if (xs.x < x) {
196:                    // // Coverage.cover(128, "shorten first band");
197:                    xs.w = xs.x + xs.w - x;
198:                    xs.x = x;
199:                }
200:                xs.prev = head;
201:                head.next = xs;
202:                xs = head.prev;
203:                while ((xs != head) && (xs.x > x2)) {
204:                    // // Coverage.cover(129, "scan backwards");
205:                    xs = xs.prev;
206:                }
207:                if ((xs.x + xs.w) > x2) {
208:                    // // Coverage.cover(130, "shorten last band");
209:                    xs.w = x2 - xs.x;
210:                    if (xs.w <= 0) {
211:                        // // Coverage.cover(183,"Delete band that was shortened to 0");
212:                        xs.prev.next = xs.next;
213:                        xs.next.prev = xs.prev;
214:                    }
215:                }
216:                xs.next = head;
217:                head.prev = xs;
218:                // validateList("-deleteOutside", head);
219:            }
220:
221:            /*
222:             * Copy a list of spans
223:             */
224:            static XSpan copy(XSpan head) {
225:                // validateList("+copy", head);
226:                // // Coverage.cover(131, "copy(XSpan)");
227:                if (head == null) {
228:                    throw new RuntimeException("copy: head == null");
229:                    // // Coverage.cover(132, "head == null");
230:                    // return null;
231:                }
232:                // create dummy list head
233:                XSpan q = new XSpan(0, -1);
234:                // copy first real element
235:                XSpan p = head.next;
236:                q.next = new XSpan(p.x, p.w, q, q);
237:                q.prev = q.next;
238:                // copy remainder of list
239:                for (p = p.next; p != head; p = p.next) {
240:                    // // Coverage.cover(133, "scan list");
241:                    q.prev = q.prev.next = new XSpan(p.x, p.w, q.prev, q);
242:                }
243:                // validateList("-copy", q);
244:                return q;
245:            }
246:
247:            /*
248:             * make a copy of spans, only considering those inside x..x2
249:             */
250:            static XSpan copyInside(int x, int x2, XSpan head) {
251:                // validateList("+copyInside", head);
252:                // // Coverage.cover(134, "copyInside(x,x2,head)");
253:
254:                if (head == null) {
255:                    // // Coverage.cover(135, "head == null");
256:                    return null;
257:                }
258:                XSpan xs = head.next;
259:                XSpan last = head.prev;
260:                int start = xs.x;
261:                int end = (last.x + last.w);
262:                if ((end <= x) || (start >= x2)) {
263:                    // // Coverage.cover(136, "everything to one side or other");
264:                    // everything is to one side or the other
265:                    return null;
266:                } else if ((start >= x) && (end <= x2)) {
267:                    // // Coverage.cover(137, "all inside");
268:                    // save some overhead -- they're all inside!
269:                    return XSpan.copy(head);
270:                }
271:                // find the last child that could be in the region
272:                for (; last != head; last = last.prev) {
273:                    // // Coverage.cover(138, "scan list");
274:                    if (last.x < x2) {
275:                        // // Coverage.cover(139, "found one");
276:                        break;
277:                    }
278:                }
279:                // if the last candidate is left of x, there are none.
280:                if ((last.x + last.w) <= x) {
281:                    // // Coverage.cover(140, "last candidate is left of x");
282:                    return null;
283:                }
284:                // now search forward for the first span in x..x2
285:                for (; xs != last; xs = xs.next) {
286:                    // // Coverage.cover(141, "scan list");
287:                    if ((xs.x + xs.w) > x) {
288:                        // // Coverage.cover(142, "found one");
289:                        break;
290:                    }
291:                }
292:                // special case code to build the list head
293:                int newX = xs.x;
294:                if (x > newX) {
295:                    // // Coverage.cover(143, "increase newX");
296:                    newX = x;
297:                }
298:                int xEnd = xs.x + xs.w;
299:                if (x2 < xEnd) {
300:                    // // Coverage.cover(144, "decrease xEnd");
301:                    xEnd = x2;
302:                }
303:                XSpan newHead = new XSpan(0, -1);
304:                newHead.next = new XSpan(newX, xEnd - newX, newHead, newHead);
305:                newHead.prev = newHead.next;
306:                if (xs == last) {
307:                    // // Coverage.cover(145, "only one span");
308:                    // there was only one span in x..x2
309:                    return newHead;
310:                }
311:                xs = xs.next;
312:                while (xs != last) {
313:                    // // Coverage.cover(146, "scan list");
314:                    newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(xs.x, xs.w,
315:                            newHead.prev, newHead);
316:                    xs = xs.next;
317:                }
318:                if ((xs.x + xs.w) > x2) {
319:                    // // Coverage.cover(147, "xs.x + xs.w > x2 (add new span)");
320:                    newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(xs.x, x2
321:                            - xs.x, newHead.prev, newHead);
322:                } else {
323:                    // // Coverage.cover(148, "xs.x + xs.w <= x2 (add new span)");
324:                    newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(xs.x, xs.w,
325:                            newHead.prev, newHead);
326:                }
327:                // validateList("-copyInside", newHead);
328:                return newHead;
329:            }
330:
331:            /*
332:             * make a copy of spans, only considering those outside x..x2
333:             */
334:            static XSpan copyOutside(int x, int x2, XSpan head) {
335:                // validateList("+copyOutside", head);
336:
337:                // // Coverage.cover(149, "copyOutside(x,x2,head)");
338:                // don't bother if all spans are inside x..x2
339:                if ((head == null)
340:                        || ((head.next.x >= x) && ((head.prev.x + head.prev.w) <= x2))) {
341:                    // // Coverage.cover(150, "all inside");
342:                    return null;
343:                }
344:                // search for the first child that is outside x..x2
345:                // (this is in case they're all on the x2 side)
346:                XSpan xs = head.next;
347:                if (xs.x >= x) {
348:                    // // Coverage.cover(151, "xs.x >= x");
349:                    while ((xs.next != head) && ((xs.x + xs.w) <= x2)) {
350:                        // // Coverage.cover(152, "scan list");
351:                        xs = xs.next;
352:                    }
353:                }
354:                // now set up the list
355:                XSpan newHead = new XSpan(0, -1);
356:                int xEnd = xs.x + xs.w;
357:                if (xEnd > x) {
358:                    if (xs.x < x) {
359:                        // // Coverage.cover(153, "xEnd > x && xs.x < x");
360:                        newHead.next = new XSpan(xs.x, x - xs.x, newHead,
361:                                newHead);
362:                    } else if ((xs.x < x2) && (xEnd > x2)) {
363:                        // // Coverage.cover(154, "xEnd > x2 && xs.x < x2");
364:                        newHead.next = new XSpan(x2, xEnd - x2, newHead,
365:                                newHead);
366:                    } else {
367:                        // xs.x must be >= x2
368:                        // // Coverage.cover(155, "copy span verbatim");
369:                        newHead.next = new XSpan(xs.x, xs.w, newHead, newHead);
370:                    }
371:                } else {
372:                    // // Coverage.cover(156, "xEnd <= x");
373:                    newHead.next = new XSpan(xs.x, xs.w, newHead, newHead);
374:                }
375:                newHead.prev = newHead.next;
376:                if ((newHead.prev.x >= x2) && (xs.next == head)) {
377:                    // // Coverage.cover(157, "only one element?");
378:                    return newHead;
379:                }
380:                if ((xs.x < x) && (xEnd > x2)) {
381:                    // // Coverage.cover(158, "one element splits x..x2");
382:                    // it covers all of x..x2
383:                    newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(x2, xEnd - x2,
384:                            newHead.prev, newHead);
385:                }
386:                if (xs.x < x) {
387:                    // // Coverage.cover(159, "xs.x < x");
388:                    for (xs = xs.next; xs != head; xs = xs.next) {
389:                        if (xs.x >= x) {
390:                            // // Coverage.cover(160, "xs.x >= x");
391:                            break;
392:                        } else if ((xs.x + xs.w) > x) {
393:                            // // Coverage.cover(161, "xs.x + xs.w > x");
394:                            newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(xs.x,
395:                                    x - xs.x, newHead.prev, newHead);
396:                            break;
397:                        } else {
398:                            // // Coverage.cover(162, "default case");
399:                            newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(xs.x,
400:                                    xs.w, newHead.prev, newHead);
401:                        }
402:                    }
403:                } else if (newHead.prev.x >= x2) {
404:                    xs = xs.next;
405:                }
406:                // skip over children that are inside x..x2
407:                for (; xs != head; xs = xs.next) {
408:                    // // Coverage.cover(163, "skip ");
409:                    if ((xs.x + xs.w) > x2) {
410:                        // // Coverage.cover(164, "found one that crosses x2");
411:                        break;
412:                    }
413:                }
414:                if ((xs != head) && (xs.x < x2)) {
415:                    // // Coverage.cover(165, "insert new span");
416:                    newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(x2, xs.x
417:                            + xs.w - x2, newHead.prev, newHead);
418:                    xs = xs.next;
419:                }
420:                for (; xs != head; xs = xs.next) {
421:                    // // Coverage.cover(166, "copy end of list");
422:                    newHead.prev = newHead.prev.next = new XSpan(xs.x, xs.w,
423:                            newHead.prev, newHead);
424:                }
425:                // validateList("-copyOutside("+x+", "+x2+")", newHead);
426:                return newHead;
427:            }
428:
429:            /*
430:             * Utility function to subtract span lists.  Case analysis is
431:             * identical to intersection of YX lists, but simpler as there
432:             * are no children and no need to split spans.
433:             */
434:            static void subtract(XSpan headA, XSpan headB) {
435:                // validateList("+subtract", headA); 
436:                // validateList("+subtract", headB);
437:                // // Coverage.cover(167, "subtract(XSpan, XSpan)");
438:                XSpan a = headA.next;
439:                XSpan b = headB.next;
440:                while ((a != headA) && (b != headB)) {
441:                    if ((a.x == b.x) && (a.w == b.w)) {
442:                        // // Coverage.cover(168, "equal spans");
443:                        // special case this in order to speed up common case
444:                        // where large number of objects are equal
445:                        XSpan saveA = a.prev;
446:                        do {
447:                            a = a.next;
448:                            b = b.next;
449:                        } while ((a != headA) && (b != headB) && (a.x == b.x)
450:                                && (a.w == b.w));
451:                        a.prev = saveA;
452:                        saveA.next = a;
453:                        if ((a == headA) || (b == headB)) {
454:                            // // Coverage.cover(169, "all spans equal");
455:                            return;
456:                        }
457:                    }
458:                    int aEnd = a.x + a.w;
459:                    if (aEnd <= b.x) {
460:                        // // Coverage.cover(170, "no overlap (skip a)");
461:                        // no overlap -- skip
462:                        a = a.next;
463:                        continue;
464:                    }
465:                    int bEnd = b.x + b.w;
466:                    if (bEnd <= a.x) {
467:                        // // Coverage.cover(171, "no overlap (skip b)");
468:                        // no overlap -- skip
469:                        b = b.next;
470:                        continue;
471:                    }
472:                    if (a.x < b.x) {
473:                        // // Coverage.cover(172, "a.x < b.x (trim)");
474:                        // keep the non-overlap area preceding the overlap
475:                        a.w = b.x - a.x;
476:                        if (aEnd > bEnd) {
477:                            // // Coverage.cover(173, "aEnd > bEnd (split band)");
478:                            // make a new band for the area following the overlap
479:                            a.next = a.next.prev = new XSpan(bEnd, aEnd - bEnd,
480:                                    a, a.next);
481:                        }
482:                        a = a.next;
483:                    } else if (aEnd > bEnd) {
484:                        // // Coverage.cover(174, "aEnd > bEnd (trim)");
485:                        // set the band to the non-overlap area following the overlap
486:                        a.w = aEnd - bEnd;
487:                        a.x = bEnd;
488:                        b = b.next;
489:                    } else {
490:                        // // Coverage.cover(175, "delete overlapping band");
491:                        // it all overlaps--delete it
492:                        a.prev.next = a.next;
493:                        a.next.prev = a.prev;
494:                        a = a.next;
495:                    }
496:                }
497:                // validateList("-subtract", headA);
498:            }
499:
500:            /*
501:             * Utility function to intersect span lists.  Case analysis is
502:             * identical to intersection of YX lists, but simpler as there are
503:             * no children to deal with.  There is one case where we must split
504:             * a span, changing
505:             *
506:             *    A    ----------
507:             *    B  -----    --------
508:             *
509:             *  to
510:             *
511:             *    A    ---    ---
512:             *    B  -----    --------
513:             */
514:            static void intersect(XSpan headA, XSpan headB) {
515:                // validateList("+intersect", headA); 
516:                // validateList("+intersect", headB);
517:                // // Coverage.cover(176, "intersect(XSpan,XSpan)");
518:
519:                XSpan a = headA.next;
520:                XSpan b = headB.next;
521:                while ((a != headA) && (b != headB)) {
522:                    int aEnd = a.x + a.w;
523:                    if (aEnd <= b.x) {
524:                        // // Coverage.cover(177, "no overlap (delete a)");
525:                        // no overlap -- delete
526:                        a.prev.next = a.next;
527:                        a.next.prev = a.prev;
528:                        a = a.next;
529:                        continue;
530:                    }
531:                    int bEnd = b.x + b.w;
532:                    if (bEnd <= a.x) {
533:                        // // Coverage.cover(178, "no overlap (skip b)");
534:                        // no overlap -- skip
535:                        b = b.next;
536:                        continue;
537:                    }
538:                    if (a.x <= b.x) {
539:                        // // Coverage.cover(179, "a.x <= b.x (shorten band)");
540:                        // we're not interested in the non-overlap.
541:                        // begin by shortening the band.
542:                        a.x = b.x;
543:                        a.w = aEnd - a.x;
544:                    }
545:                    if (aEnd > bEnd) {
546:                        // // Coverage.cover(180, "aEnd > bEnd (shorten band)");
547:                        // shorten the band
548:                        a.w = bEnd - a.x;
549:                        b = b.next;
550:                        if ((b != headB) && (b.x < aEnd)) {
551:                            // // Coverage.cover(181, "split band");
552:                            // split the band
553:                            a.next = a.next.prev = new XSpan(b.x, aEnd - b.x,
554:                                    a, a.next);
555:                            // re-examine this band--it might overlap several b's
556:                        }
557:                    }
558:                    // // Coverage.cover(182, "advance a");
559:                    a = a.next;
560:                }
561:                // delete any remaining a elements which don't overlap.
562:                a.prev.next = headA;
563:                headA.prev = a.prev;
564:                // validateList("-intersect", headA);
565:            }
566:
567:            static void merge(XSpan headA, XSpan headB) {
568:                // validateList("+merge", headA); 
569:                // validateList("+merge", headB);
570:                XSpan a = headA.next;
571:                XSpan b = headB.next;
572:                while ((a != headA) && (b != headB)) {
573:                    int aEnd = a.x + a.w;
574:                    // no overlap
575:                    if (aEnd < b.x) {
576:                        // Coverage.cover(29, "no overlap -- advance a");
577:                        a = a.next;
578:                        continue;
579:                    }
580:                    int bEnd = b.x + b.w;
581:                    // no overlap
582:                    if (bEnd < a.x) {
583:                        // Coverage.cover(30, "no overlap -- insert (part of) b");
584:                        a.prev = a.prev.next = new XSpan(b.x, b.w, a.prev, a);
585:                        b = b.next;
586:                        continue;
587:                    }
588:                    if (a.x > b.x) {
589:                        // Coverage.cover(31, "a.x > b.x");
590:                        a.x = b.x;
591:                        a.w = aEnd - a.x;
592:                        if ((a.prev != headA) && (a.prev.x + a.prev.w >= a.x)) {
593:                            // Coverage.cover(32, "merge with previous span");
594:                            // merge with the previous span
595:                            a.prev.w = aEnd - a.prev.x;
596:                            a.next.prev = a.prev;
597:                            a.prev.next = a.next;
598:                            a = a.prev;
599:                        }
600:                    }
601:                    b = b.next; // from this point on we only need bEnd
602:                    if (bEnd > aEnd) {
603:                        // Coverage.cover(33, "bEnd > aEnd");
604:                        a.w = bEnd - a.x;
605:                        aEnd = a.x + a.w;
606:                        a = a.next;
607:                        if ((a != headA) && (aEnd >= a.x)) {
608:                            // Coverage.cover(34, "merge with previous span");
609:                            // merge with the new previous span
610:                            a.prev.w = a.x + a.w - a.prev.x;
611:                            a.next.prev = a.prev;
612:                            a.prev.next = a.next;
613:                            a = a.prev;
614:                        }
615:                    } else {
616:                        // Coverage.cover(35, "advance a");
617:                        a = a.next;
618:                    }
619:                }
620:                if (b == headB) {
621:                    // Coverage.cover(36, "no more elements in b");
622:                    return;
623:                }
624:                // handle leftovers in b.  If they overlap, must extend a
625:                a = headA.prev;
626:                int aEnd = a.x + a.w;
627:                while ((aEnd >= b.x) && (b != headB)) {
628:                    int bEnd = b.x + b.w;
629:                    // Coverage.cover(37, "overlapping leftover");
630:                    if (bEnd > aEnd) {
631:                        // Coverage.cover(38, "extend a");
632:                        a.w = bEnd - a.x;
633:                    }
634:                    b = b.next;
635:                }
636:                // now all that's left is things to append to the list.
637:                while (b != headB) {
638:                    // Coverage.cover(39, "nonoverlapping leftover");
639:                    a.next = headA.prev = new XSpan(b.x, b.w, a, headA);
640:                    a = a.next;
641:                    b = b.next;
642:                }
643:                // validateList("-merge", headA);
644:            }
645:
646:            // no test coverage
647:            public static String makeString(XSpan head) {
648:                String ret = "[";
649:                for (XSpan xs = head.next; xs != head; xs = xs.next) {
650:                    if (xs != head.next) {
651:                        ret += " ";
652:                    }
653:                    String s = "(" + xs.x + "," + xs.w + ")";
654:                    ret += s;
655:                }
656:                return ret + "]";
657:            }
658:
659:            // no test coverage
660:            public String toString() {
661:                return "(x = " + x + ", w = " + w + ")";
662:            }
663:        }
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